The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-05-16
DISTRICT COURT.
The Term Ended wednesday-S1x
 Criminals Sentenced to Yuma.

hand and was enabled to adjourn sev- eral days sooner than was expected at the opening of the term. The follow ing dispositions were made of the cases before the court:
 W. H. Grove vs. J. H. Hoskins, Jr.-Case continued for the term.
 Territory vs. William Smoot-Con- tinued for the term.
 Territory vs. Robert Smoot-Case dismissed.
 Territory vs. Marcelino Delgardo- Jury returned q verdict of not guilty. The other case against Delgardo was dismissed. Both cases were for forgery.
 P. P. and w. A. Daggs vs. w. H. Ney, ct al.-Case continued for the term.
 Ella Black vs. Calvin c. Black-De- cree of divorce granted.
 Pullman Palace Car Co. vs. A. T. Cornish, tax collector Coconino county In the matter of injunction to re- strain defendant to collect taxes. h. junction made perpetual.
 In the cases of John Kelley and John P. Mitchell, who held up John Troy in Williams and robbed him of S74. The juries returned verdicts of guilty. and the judge sentenced Kelley to thirteen years in Yuma and Mitchell to twelve years in the same institution.
 Thomas Mooney and Martin Dadey. citizens of Great Britain, foreswore their allegiance to that country and became citizens of the United States.
 Hugh McCrum vs. w. A. Daggs, ct al-Receiver order to sell personal property.
 Territory vs. Simeon La Fortune, charged with attempted rape on the person of Jennie FarnSworth, the l2- year-old daughter of R. K. Farnsworlh of Williams, occupied the attention nf the court Saturday and Monday, The jnry was unable to agree upon q yer diet and the case will come up for re. trial at the next term of court.
 Territory vs. James M. Mcdonald, who held up Robert Graham in Will Hams. Defendant pleaded guilty and was sentenced to thirteen months in Yuma,
 Territory vs. Joseph E. Fry, charged with breaking a seal on an A. & P. car. Jury returned a verdict of not guilty.
 Territory vs. Alfred Lamson hnd Walter Lewis. The defendants en. tered Edwards drug store on Wednes' day last and robbed the drawer oI SIS. The jury found them guilty oi burglary in the second degree, and the judge sentenced them to three years each in Yuma. Bertha Stein vs. Charles H. Stein-- Case continued for the term.
 Marth K. Kinsey vs. Edward Ran dolph-Case dismissed, each party pay ing costs assessed against them.
 J. Il. Hoskins, Jr., ct al, vs. J. F Daggs ct al-Case continued tor tho term.
 J. H. Hoskins, Jr., ct al vs. Johr BiShop-Defendant given sixty day. to file amended answer.
 Maggie Bourbon vs. P. J. V. Bour don--Decree of divorce granted.
 On motion of E. S. Clark the follow ing attorneys were appointed by :ht court as committee to examine R. E Daggs, an applicant for admission tt the bar: K. E Sloan, E S. Clark ant J. F. Wilson. The committee will re port to the judge of the district cour of Yavapai county during the Jun' term.
 Charles Babcock vs. James Allen Judgment against the defendant fol $50 and costs.
 Al Grady vs. Thomas F. McMillan- Case dismissed by consent of botl parties.
 Emma M. Nichols vs. Charles A Nichols-Decree of divorce granted.
 Territory vs. Charles H. Adams. Il this case the defendant entered Sectio, Foreman P. J. Stanton's room an, stole suit of clothes. The jury foun, him guilty and he was sentenced f, thirteen month in the terrtoria prison, Adams claims to have been telegraph operator,
 Fife Mullingcr vs. Joe Mullinger--