Arizona silver belt., 1897-12-02
DISTRICT COURT DOCKET.
CIVIL.

CIVIL. | Mrs. N. A. Davies ys. William H. Beard. Dismissed al plaintff's costs.
 John Abbott vs. Lou Abbott; di- vorce. Dismissed at plaintiffs costs and without prejudice.
 John D. Boyd ys. Samuel Hill ct al; debt. Dismissed at plaintiffs costs.
 Harry ZSchoegner vs. Wn M | Boyer; to annul q contract Gontin- ued for the term
 Dan R. Williamson vs. Giia count {, ! claim for salary. Demurrer to com plaint sustained Appeal taken. Territory vs. Vim. Gill ct al; action on forfeited bond. Dismissed at p.ain- t.ff's costs.
 Sam Kee ys. J. l.. Gibson ct al; &C., tion promiasory note continued for the term.
 Harry w. Nash ys. Silas Tidwell tt al; specific performance. Continued for the term.
 Clara Kinney vs. Jas A. Fleming ct al. siotioh to dissolve the injunction against the defendants overru.ed.
 A. Andrews vs. Old Dominion Cop per NJ. & s. Co. Suit on contract. Trial had and taken under aavise- ment.
 CRIMINAL.
 Territory vs Gel chee-ae, an Indian; indicted for murder. Verdict of not guilty.
 Territory vs. Char-ne-say, alias John Dazen, Charley Mcdonald, Con stant Bread and Hoo-say-ka, Indians; indicted for murder. Dismissed on application of the district attorney.
 Territory vs. Foo Pete; indicted for murder. Verdict of guilty of man. slaughter. Application for a new trial argued and denied; sentenced to seven years Imprisonment in the territorial prison, and the period of confinement in jail, since Dec. 2, 1896, remitted
 Territory vs. Tar-be-lee-ta, alias Cyrus Field, an Indian; indicted for murder. Verdict of acquittal.
 Territory vs. Wong Lung; misde- meanor. Appealed from the justice court Verdict of guilty Fine of S200 imposed. Allowed ten days for appeal
 Territory vs. Jose Roderiques; in- dicted for grand larceny. Verdict of guilty. Sentenced to three years i'm prisonment in the territorial prison.
 Territory vs B. F. Crawford Yer dict of guilly of manslaughter, and defendent recommended to the mercy of the court Sentenced to two years imprisonment in the territorial prison, commencing Nov. 90. On application of the defendenbs attorney, George J. Stoneman, 130 days. the time spent in jail, was remitted from the sentence.
 Territory vs. Charles Perry. Found guilty of grand larceny; sentenced to two years Imprisonment in the terri torial prison.
 A. J. Arana was allowed $G5 for services as Spanish interpreter.
 The Chinese interpreter was al lowed per diem and expenses to the amount of S119.75.
 John F. Bunch was allowed S3S. 10 for expenses as an indigent witness.
 Allowed on behalf of Indian wit nesses for expenses, S120.25.
 Court will adjourn this evening.
 A. E. Fitzpatrick, of Fillmore, Cal, had the misfortune to have his leg caught between a cart and stone and badly bruised Ordinarily he would have been laid up for two or three weeks. but says: "After using one bottle of Chamberlain's Pain Balm I began to feel better, and in three days was entirely well. The peculiar soothing qualities which Chambe r. lain's Pain B'lm possesses I have never noticed in any other liniment. I take pleasure in recommending it." This liniment is also of great value for rheumatisrn and lame buck. For sale by II. c. Hitchcock, druggist.
 House for rent. IDauire at Patton's