The Arizona sentinel., 1895-04-27

Court opened Monday, April 22nd at 10 o'clock a. m. with Judge A. c. Baker, presiding.
 The following citizens were sworn in as Grand jurors with J. W. Darlington as foreman: J. Mendez, Peter Aune, James Doten, Geo NJ. Doyle, Antone Blaise, John Fugitt, John Rimpau, J. B. Mar tin, L. W. Alexander, J. A. Agard, Francisco Avila, David Balsz, John Dunne, F. l.. Ewing, Fred Fredley, Daniel Devore, Maurice Styles, NJ. J. Nugent, John Shans- sey and Frank Norton.
 The Court calendar was read and all cases ready for trial were set,
 Charles L. Brown, a lawyer re- gently from Colorado, having made application to practice in this court was admitted.
 Injunction against Frank Wells was dissolved.
 J. W. Munchus vs. Wm. Swain ct als. have granted defendant un,
  til 30 days before convening of next term of court to answer.
 Mrs, w. H. Dickinson vs. R. F. Gray; dismissed.
 Washburn & Mower Manufac- uring Co.,, vs. Mohawk Canal & Improvement Co.,; judgment for plaintiff.
 Territory of Arizona vs. Manuel Romo; trial for assault with intent to kill; acquitted by jury.
 A. Modesti vs. J. NJ. Molina, taken under advisement by court.
 L. F, Court vs. T. w. Hine ct al. transferred to Maricopa County for trial.
 I, Levy vs 4. Modesti; demurrer sustained and 30 days given plain tiff to amend answer
 Patrick Thomas Flaherty was naturalized. Witnesses William Wilson and Peter Aune.
 J. F. Neahr ct aIs vs. D. Cum innings ct aI.; judgment for plaintiffs.
 Territory of Arizona vs. Juan AIguin, Martin Coronado and AL fonzo Suera. Tried for robbing car of Southern Pacific Company. Juan Alguin and Martin Coro- nado sentenced to two years in territorial penitentiary. Suera ac- quilted.
 Territory of Arizona vs. Robert Howard; indicted for robbery; &C., quilted.
 Allen J. Smith and W. E. Clay ton Smith vs. Times Printing and Publishing Co.,, for $5O,OOO each for 
 libel were dismissed at Plaintiff s cost, they failing to be present when the case was called. Whose next?
 Calvert Wilson v8. the County of Yuma, a suit to collect back pay and fees, was decided in favor ot county.
 Kemp vs. Mohawk Canal Co., and Geo. w. Norton. Judgment was rendered for the plaintiff. Greenleaf vs. County of Yuma for fees disallowed by the Board of Supervisors, was decided in favor of Sheriff.
 Owing to the requirements of the new jury law, a special venire fol 20 additional trial jurors was or l dered. Judge Baker made the or der in compliance with an act pass. ed during the 18th legislature In commenting on the law tn, Judge said 1t was an outrage on tn, 1 tax payers and if carried out would bankrupt the different counties o the Territory.
 J. o. Williamson and L. F Gray vs. South GiIa. Improvement Company; decided in favor 0 , plaintiffs.
 Esquire vs. Downey; decided il favor of DoWney.
 The Yuma Lumber Co. obtained @ judgment to foreclose mechanic, lien against Sam Gillespie. l Territory of Arizona vs. Ramon Ochoa for burglary. Jury faile to agree. Ochoa had been con , fined ia the county jail for nearl. a year. The Judge considered h I'had received punishment enougI and ordered him discharged. The grand jury made final FepoI Thursday afternoon and were dis charged. Court adjourned tn same afternoon.