Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-01-20
SUPREME COURT.

supreme court met bIlS
and after transacting the following
| business adjourned at noon until to-
morrow morning.
John MCGOWAN vs. Nellie a. Sulli-
van. motion to dismiss appeal denied
William Clark VS. r. E. Morrison;
leave granted plaintiff in error to ans
wer January %.
| Moves VS. Schultz ct al; motion to
correct error granted
Old Dominion Commercial Company
VS. United Globe mine; motion to affirm
| judgment granted.
! The Old Dominion Commercial Co.
VS. n w Needham; motion to dismiss
appeal granted.
John MCGOWAN vs. Nellie Sullivan;
submitted on briefs
| Sherman VS. Western Investment
+ Bank; order setting case for January
10 set aside; appeal granted and one
day to file answer to appeal motion to
dismiss and five days granted to file
briefs.
Gray VS. Noonan; appellant granted
until next Saturday to file briefs.
Snyder VS. Pima county; leave grant
ed to file affidavit in answer to motion
to affirm judgment.
| Tedwell VS. Chiracahua Cattle Com
pany; case was argued and submitted
| J. @. Latimer VS. J. H. Hammill; ar
gued and submitted
Thos. Flanagan was admitted to
practice in the Supreme Court.
The case of E. B. Gage against the
| Territorial Loan Commission and the
Governor, which came up in the Dis
| trict Court Saturday and Il demurrer
to the complaint being made and which
was sustained by Judge Street and a
motion for a new trial Overruled and
notice of appeal given, was called this
morning. The appellant was given
one day to file briefs and the appellee
was given until Saturday to file briefs
in reply.
This is a friendly suit and is brought
10 test the validity Territorial bonds
issued under the Congressional Act of
1896 and known as the Murphy Act.
| The appellee filed a demurrer Friday
against the complaint alleging that it
did not show sufficient cause for ac-
ton. The court had passed on the va
lidity of the Yavapai bonds but it was
brought on appeal for the Supeme
| Court TO pass upon
| The following matters We're diSpoS-
ed of today before the Supreme Court:
Daggs ct al VS. Thompson Walker;
on appeal from Maricopa county; mo-
ton to dismiss appeal granted
Sutherland vs. Maldonado. appeal
from Pinal county; motion to affirm
judgment of the lower court granted.
Sherman VS. Western Investment
Bank. pneal from Maricopa county;
motion to dismiss appeal denied.
Kleyenstauber VS. Robinson, appeal
from Graham county; motion to affirm
judgment of the lower court and to
dismiss appeal both denied, and case
set for hearing Jan. 81.
Maggie and James Letson vs. Hor-
ace Mann, appeal from CochiSe county,
motion to vacate judgment on order
from Supreme Court affirming judg
ment of lower court denied: fifteen
days stay of proceedings granted.
New York Life Insurance Company
VS. Abrams, assignee, appeal from Mar
icopa county; appellant granted until
Jan. "a to file abstract of records.
Farmers and Merchants Bang VS.
Orme, appeal from Maricopa county;
appelle granted leave to file briefs to-
day.
Sherman VS. Western Investment
Bank, appellee granted to Jan 20 TO
file briefs.
Billups VS. Johnson appeal from Mar
icopa county; motion TO dismiss petit
ton in error granted.
Consolidated Canal Co. VS. Mesa Can
al Co., reset for Feb. Z.
DaggS VS. HoSkinS, appeal from Mar
icopa county; appellant granted leave
to file briefs on Jan "a.
Billups ct al VS. Freeman ct al, APP
peal from Maricopa county; argued
and submitted.
Cakes VS. Findley and Busch VS.
Brady, appeal from Pima county; ar
gued and submitted. These are the
election contest cases from Tucson, in
volving the office of marshal and city
councilmen.
Samuel Donnelly VS. Territory of Ar
izona, reset for tomorrow. Donnel-
ly is the head of the religious mining
camp of Cochise county known as
Copper Glance and he is charged with
aggravated assault i'll forcibiy bap-
tizing children.
The following business was disposed |
of todayin the Supreme Court:
ii. b. Scott VS. Patrick Hurley ct al;
motion to dismiss appeal denied; APP
Dellant given ten days to file briefs.
a L. Johnson, ct al VS. James Wilson
milton to dismiss appeal denied; appel
ent was granted seven days to file
briefs.
William BillupS VS. Seth Johnson ct |
H. motion to dismiss appeal denied.
e. B. Gage VS. NJ. II. McCord and the
Loan Commission; ordered submitted
IN briefs.
James Reilly VS. CochlSe County; or
Tered submitted on briefs.
A. Barry VS. e. B. Kirkland; set for
earring Feb. Z.
Thos. Wagner ct al VS. c. L. Boyce;
rdered submitted on briefs.
w. Il. Gray VS. Dan NoOnan; on con-
liberation passed for the present
New York Life Insurance Company
s Abrams, assignee; appellee given
en- days to file briefs and case set for
'eb. Z
f. E. Jordan vSGeo. II. Schucrman;
assed for the present.
G. S. Mccormick ct al VS. Arizona
CENTRAL Bank; passed for the present.
NJ. II. Sherman VS. Western Invest
lent Bank; appellee given to Jan. 81
, file briefs and set for hearing Feb.
J. G. Adams VS. j. O'Connor: passed
II the present
]. HI. Hampson VS. b. B. Adams; set
II Feb. s and appellee granted leave
file motion to dismiss.
ID. r. Williamson VS. ella county; or q
cred submitted on briefs.
J. II. Hampson VS. Frank DysArt; ap-
sllee granted leave to file abstract in r
lief.
Farmers and Merchants Bank VS. 9
II. Orme; ordered submitteSk
James Donnelly VS. the Territory of
risopa; ordered submitted.