Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-06-13
DISTRICT COURT.

or court, IOu1u SuulN OI Anut0eA anu sentenced to hang. and which was ap- peaIed to the supreme court. which remanded the case for new trial hay ingwithdrawn his former plea of not guilty to murder, at the consent of the district attorney. he entered plea of guilty to a charge of manslaughter, and the court imposed a sentence of ten years in the penitentiary at Yuma
 Territory vs. Antonio Morales and SenOn Garcia. robbery; pleaded not guilty: case set for Monday. June Il.
 Territory vs ThOs. Martin. charged with burglary; pleaded not guilty; set for June IL
 Territory vs James Brook. robbery: pleaded not guilty: case set for June F.
 Territory vs. PatriciO Gonzales, two indictments. burglary and robbery; pleaded not guilty; set for trial June F.
 Freeze vs. Freeze. divorce; ease placed on calendar
 Stoney vs. Stoney. divorce case; placed on calendar.
 The grand jury came into court and presented a partial report. as fol lows:
 True bills against Lee Johnson and George Barrett. felony, charged with cattle stealing; Manuel LunanOeZ. fel- ony: Simson. Neil and Rogers. burg lary: William Guthrie. robbery.
 All these parties were arraigned and time for pleading set for 10 o'clock tomorrow.
 In the case of J. C. Hurley vs \. l. Griffin, demurrer argued and sub mitted.
 Treadwen vs. Treadwell; plaintiff asks for order restraining defendant from disposing of any property. which order was granted
 A. Banicevich was granted papers of citizenship.
 Territory vs. Burt H. Moore, may hem: pleaded not guilty: case set for June 13.
 Territory vs George Cassner. two indictments for cattle stealing: pleaded not guilty and both cases set for June I4
 Thursday. June 7.-Territory vs. Lee Johnson and George Barrett. charged with cattle stealing; pleaded not guilty; case set for June 15.
 Territory vs. Lee Simpson and Neil Rogers, charged with robbery; plead eU dutl tiIlIc IuI ScnItItt hACu for June Il.
 Territory vs. William Guthrie, rob bery: pleaded not guilty: set for hear ing June 16.
 Territory vs. Burt Christy. felony; arraigned and will plead at 10 o'clock tomorrow
 Territory vs Lee Johnson. felony; will plead tomorrow at 10 a. m.
 Territory vs. Harry Payne. felony; will plead at 10 o'clock tomorrow.
 The following decisions were handed down by the court:
 Gold King Mining Company vs. Lillian Upton; judgment for plaintiff.
 T. T. Dale vs. Lillian Upton: judg ment for defendant.
 R. c. Powers vs. T. W. Otis; judg- ment for plaintiff.
 R. c. Powers vs. R. c. Burmister: judgment for defendant.
 Sutter. ct al, vs- Smith: judgment for plaintiff.
 WiIliscraft vs. G. c. Ruffner: judg- ment for plaintiff for S75-
 French X Reed vs. Daniel Schneider ct al; judgment for plaintiff.
 Sparr vs. Sparr. divorce case: placed on calendar.
 T. H. Jacks. administrator, vs. s. F.. P. X P; motion to make complaint mora definite denied
 & & Ballard vs. Mayor and City Council of Jerome: demurrer sustain ed This is the case wherein Mir Bal lard was arrested for refusing to pay a license for selling jewelry. The decision of the court virtually knocks out the city ordinance under which he was arrested.
 Oliver Johnson vs. Robert Blair; de murrer to complaint sustained
 E. W. Wells vs. Alice AIOeller; case placed on calendar.
 NJ. L. Gregg vs. \. R. Dickey; placed on calendar.
 John Duke vs. City of Prescott: de- murrer argued. plaintiff given one week to file brief and defendant given five days to answer same.
 Friday. June S.-Territory vs. Lee Johnson. felony; pleaded not guilty; set for hearing June IS.
 Territory vs. Harry Payne. felony; pleaded not guilty; set for June IS
 Territory vs. Peter SesmOre, felony; pleaded not guilty; set for June 19.
 Territory vs. Charles Sisk, felony; set for June 19
 Tim Fell vs. Middleton, ct al-. de murrer overruled and exception taken.
 Emile Hayne vs. D.; \. BarthOldi motion to dismiss appeal sustained
 Ralph Dykstra vs. Town of Jerome: demurrer to complaint argued and submitted.
 Chas. Setter. ct al. vs David Con ner. ct al; demurrer to complaint ar gued and Overruled; case set for June 9.
 R. 4. Maddox vs. Joseph Hobbs; mo- tiOn to dismiss appeal argued and sub mitted.
 J. W. Ross. ct al.. vs. James Patter son; demurrer to cross-cOmplaint ar gued and sustained. with leave to amend cross-complainI within ten days.
 Court adjourned until 9:3O Monday, June H.
 Monday. June 1.-The venire for forty trial jurors was returned when court opened this morning. \ special venire for ten additional trial jurors was issued by the court
 Lee Simpson and Neil Rogers. the boys who pleaded guilty to q charge of robbery. were sentenced to one year each in the prison at Yuma
 Burke & Hickey vs. D. c. ThOrne ct al. placed on calendar and trial set for July 21.
 E. q. Wager vs. Truax X Thomas, placed on calendar and set for trial July 26.
 Timothy Fell vs. Geo. W. Middleton ct all. placed on calendar and set for June %
 J. F. Creamer vs. Filer X Wood ct al. case reset for June 19-
 Territory of Arizona vs. Antonio Morales and SensOn Garcia. charged with robbing E. C. Owens q few weeks ago. The following jury was impanel- led to try the case: J. \. Parks. W. c. Grimer. J. H. Lee. w W. Van Deven. Robert Cornell. Chas- BrOan, Ed. Pentland. Louis Douglas, F. C. Payne. R. L. Tee, Norris Crump and Joseph Drew. The case is being tried