Arizona silver belt., 1894-05-26
DISTRICT COURT DOCKET.

For illegal branding cattle. Cohunueo for term
 Territory vs. Es-kay-da-pany. No 206. Indicted for murder-verdict oi guilty by jury trial; sentenced l5 years Ill Territorial prison.
 Territory vs. Es-kay -da-pany. No, 2a7, Indicted for murdeT-plea, guil. ty; sentenced 10 years, Territorial prlson.
 Territory vs. Duff Shultes. --Indict- ed for grand larceny, plea of not guilty Withdrew entered plea of guilty sentenced one years Territorial pri- son.
 Territory vs. Juan Romero. -Indict. cd assault with intent to commit mur- der--verdict, aggravated assault; sen. tence, year Territorial prison
 Territory vs. F. Askins. p. Askins was arraigned-plea not guilty; trial set for goth.
 Territory vs. Zack Booth and John Booth. John Booth arraigued-plea not guilty; continued for the term.
 Territory vs, Clanton. Jury return. ed verdict of not guilty.
 Territory vs. Henry Blevips. Case dismissed and order resubmitted to next grand jury.
 Territory vs. Hancock. Dismissed.
 Territory vs. Swallow. Indicted grand larceny sentence ? years Ter ritorial prison.
 Territory vs. Francisco Ruelas.-- Verdict ofjury, not guilty.
 The regular panel of trial jurors were excused for the term and a spe- cial open venire issued for 80 special trial jurors,
 Special grand jury empaneled; grand jury reported-inaictments Philemon Askins for murder, zaek Booth ana John Booth for felony. Dismissed the charge against Andy and Franz Coop CT. Jury were discharged,
 G Batailleer, Henry Mersier and Peter Rufllni were admitted to citizen ship.
 Annie Cadman vs. 0. D. Copper Co. The witnesses were examined for plaintiff and rested their case. Tie defendant made a motion that the ooert instruct the jary to render yer. dict for defendant, on the grounds that the plaintiff had failed to prove any allegations set forth in plaintif 's complaint, Motion sustained by the court and exceptions taken by plain tiir-jury returned verdict for defen- dant. Plaintiff filed motion for new trial-not argued vet.
 w. T. Stanfield vs. 0lof M. Ander- son.-en trial
 Mary Davenport vs. James Daven- port. Divorce granted.
 Aslzins case set for 29th Tuesday,
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 The San Francisco Chronicle of May 20th, contains an illustrated article en- titled California girls in Boston. D. students of brilliant attachments at tending the various Institutions of learning and art in the Athens of America" Among the number prom inently mentioned, aud whose pretty face is shown, is Miss Lsonora Allen, daughter of Geo. A. Allen, formerly Of Globe. Miss Allen is not native of California, however She was born at Lore Mountain, N NJ, and spent her childhood years in Globe. Her resi- dence Tn California was limited to a few years in a convent at Los Angeles.
 The Chronicle gives the following sketch of Miss Allen's career in the East:
 ''Anothor Los Angeles girl who is s5Udying ct the Conservatory of Music is Miss Legncra Allen, whose work is in the elooutionary department She will graduate this year, and after the summer will at once beginpubhc read ing. She has been a prominent mem- Der of the Tableaux dArts,n ccm- .pany organized at tho conservatory by Professor S. R. Kelley. Throughout New England and in New York Pennsylvania and New Jersey, where productions have been given, Miss Allen has been very successful. In the tableaux of the court scene of the Merchant of Venieen Miss Allen has been given the most important parts Though she had done some reading before coming East, her experience was limited, and, considering that she has succeeded in stepping out from her school as full-fedged, successful public reader in two years, her prog ress has been remarkable"
 The Tempe correspondent of tho Phoenix Herald says J. E. Sturgeon Jno. Lewis, Fred. Pranty and J. B Wiley came in Sunday night from Gilt county with 136 head of cattle, which will be put on pasture with 40 others previously brought down. They VII return to-day for another herd, MT Sturgeon says Globe presents a more lively appearance than for some tint past. The Old Dominion company il working regularly. The Bisbee com pany have hired number of extrl men aid are making preparations fol putting in an entensiVe plant, Witt excellent railroad prospects and D lin gering hope that Congress will some time do something for silver, Glob, people are comparatively happy.