The copper era., 1902-10-23
District Court Proceedings.

The district court in session at So!- omonville disposed Of the following business last week.
 Scfgmund Marcus of MOrenci. was granted his final papers as citizen of the United States.
 r. C. Little, of Metcalf, was ad- mittcd as an attorney.
 Pinal Mountain Water Go. vs. Hunt ,E Claridgc, default Of defendants or dcred.
 Angel Campbell vs. Detroit Copper Co. dismissed.
 w. N. Whipplc vs. John Saline, dis missed at plaintiffs cost.
 F. H. Edwards vs. Jim Wills, default Of defendant ordered.
 Laura " Morrison vs. Frank J.. Morrison, default of defendant. Alfred Matthews vs. Paul Becker, default of defendant.
 Sanford Barnett vs. John Blake de- fault of defendant.
 Maud Keith vs Walter Keith, de- fault of defendant.
 Robert l.. IIOrrcll vs. R. l.. Thomas, ct al, dismissed.
 Leandro Morco vs. Rafeal Moreo, de- fault of defendant.
 D. w. Wlckersham vs. Jesus Baca, dismissed by plaintiff.
 FiburciO GuthiareZ was granted hls final citizenship papers.
 Rcfugio Murriclo was granted his final citzenship papers.
 The following were naturatized as citizens of the United States: Gae- tana Bcrnatto, Richard Stevens, Vii ccnzo Parqui, John Parqui, Nicholas x. Sawia, Chas. F.. Rose and Antonio Parqui.
 Y. C. Stappleton secured a judgment against II. N. Charlaon for SG2. Lizzie J. Wclty secured q divorce from her hus band, ]. w. Welty. John Friedly secured divorce from his wife Laura Fricdly.
 A. A. Mckenzie V. Geo. w. Todd, ct. al. case tried before the court and judgment rendered against plaintiff for cost of suit.
 Suvian Sisncros was granted his final citizenship papers.
 Vidal Contreras, administrator, vS, Jos Gonzales and Renigna Gonzales; judgment for plaintir.
 w. r. HaGan vs. Manuel Salazar <; default of dCfcudcnt entered. Thos. Norquay vs. w. T. Poland and C. II. Nelson; dismissed on motion Of plaintiff.
 w. A. Gillespie vs the Territory Of Irizoaa; den1rcr e -dc-fcH1ETt TH- swer argued and submitted to the court.
 Chas. Freeman vs. Geo. w. Todd; tried before tho court and taken under advertisement.
 Laura V. Morrison vs. Frank J. Mor- rison; divorce granted plaintlh. John Reed vs. r. A. Kleyenstuber; judgment for plainti6 and Injunction made permanent.
 Alex Mclean ". Romulo Chavez tried before the court and held for at torncys' briefs.
 The following named residents o Graham county were granted then final papers a. citizens of the United states: Frank siaIeruo, of Italy; Der nahc Muuol, of Mexico; Dominica NaccarrttI, of Italy; Antonio Mag Iacco. of Italy: Antonio Ruiz, of Italy Rafael Bclsita. of Italy; Joseph Spina of Italy; Fernando Chiappetto, q Italy; Fernando Nolza, of Italy; Rich ard Davis, of England Louis Naccar ritti. of Italy; Louis Parqua, of Italy James Rolia, of Italy Fcliciano Muno of Mexico; Francisco SamanIcSo, C Mexico.
 David Anglo. indicted for felony admitted to bail in the sum ol sI3O. w F. Hagan vs. Manuel Salazai judgment for plaintiG.
 W. F. IIagan vs. Timothy Nardell Judgment for plainti1,
 Jose Bailon, indicted for assau with deadly weapon, plead guilty an sentenced to five years in the penltei tiary.
 Anna A. Coleman vs. Prime Col, man; divorce granted plaintiff.
 Jesus Valencia, charged with assau to commit murder, plead guilty an was sentenced to fifteen years in th pcnitcntiary.
 Tomas Rocha. indicted for murde committed at Mctcalf, plead guilty an was sentenced to twenty years in tn pcnitcntiary.
 David Colvin indicted for gran larceny, was tried by jury and Vel dict of acquital rendered.
 GRAND JURY REPORT. To the Hon. Fletcher NJ. Doan, Judge We, the Grand Jury, duly empauolc and sworn for the October term, l9O to inquire into all matters brought b fore Us, beg leave to make this our nal report:
 We have investigated 22 cases ar faund II indictments, as follows:
 Arson ?, murder ,, grand larceny assault ., robbery l, felony ..
 Wo have investigated and found I bills in six cases and have rccommen cd the rc-suhmiSsiou of two cases tho next grand jury.
 We have inspected the following c fees of the county, and departmen and have reported on them as follow We find in cur judgment that Il services of al expert to examine tl accounts and books of county office at this time is unnecessary.
 We wish to thank the sheriff al district attorney for their aid in ; our cases before us.
 We thank your honor and all couu officials for courteous conSlderatl during our session.
 Respectfully submitted, A. NJ. ELIAS,
 Secretary. n. w. WICKERSHAM,
 Foreman of Grand JuI
 Tho above report contained tho port ot committee which inves gated each of the county offices, t jail and the hospital and found the all in good shape.
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