The Arizona sentinel., 1907-10-09
DISTRICT COURT NOTES.

N'Ol NSho OPOlICd hIOiiNUJ ~ Campbell, who with Court Reporter w. F. Cooper arrived from Tucson Monday morning.
 The members of the grand jury are: Charles Smith, foreman: A. c. JordOn, C E Lewis. w E Power, c A .Iourni- gan, A Galloway. Harry Brownstetter, Tom Lyall, E |; Devore, B F Hopkins, R A Tapia, Frank Hodges, H E Pinney Ed Enos, T D Eberbardt, B l. Quinn, M Striff, M Speese. Jobn Stoffela, E Trautman and Aleck McBeath.
 Several civil cases were disposed of Monday as follows;
 Cases dismissed.
 H C Haupt ct al vs. O. Mowers & Co., ct al; action for S25OO.
 G Englehardt vs. J E Rodgers; for s1l61 15..
 Cases continued for the term;
 D J Brislin vs. Felix Mayhew; for $35, ,00O
 H J Beemer vs. 0 A Pease ct al, to annul contract, appoinG a receiver, and S30i ,0O0.
 CA Pease vs. H J Beemer and E s Clark; for S250O damages.
 Amalgamated Gold Mines Company vs. H Beemer; for S22G,000 damages.
 The grand jury in a partial report Monday evening ignored the charge against Tom Owens and Willeam Near 'of assaulting Daniel Frank of Mesa. An indictment was returned against ". 4. Jackson on the charge of bur glarizing a room and stealing a watch at the Southern Pacific hotel. After this transaction Tarkson was caught in the act of ''lifting" a pair of pants of a lodger in the tiaudolfo hotel; in the pockets of the pants was $500 in bills, but Jackson failed to get it. He vas tried and convicted Tuesday and sen- fenced t0 year in the pen.
 On Tuesday the following cases were disposed of;
 Tomasa Frank, administrarrix of the estate of 4 be Frank, deceased, vs. the Southern Pacific railroad company. Judgment for defendant. Notice Of appeal was given.
 E. r. Sanguinetti vs. Ben C. Heyl ct al. Plaintiff sues fer S77230 on prom issory note and $50 attorney fees. Dis missed.
 Newell Matthews Co. vs George W. Norton; suit to recover S429 on promis- sory note and @7j attorney fees. Judg- ment for plaintiff.
 Robert Bechtel ys Mattie ,. Bechtel Divorce granted.
 o. OroscO ct al vs. California Copper Company ct al; miners lien of $57162, and for costs and attorney's fees.
 Baker S5 Hamilton vs. George W. Norton, on promissory notes, $213.l0 and S178.75, and interest and attorney fee of $50. Judgment for plaintiff.
 The grand jury found indictments as follows:
 Territory vs. Arthur Daniel, felony. 1
 Territory vs. Henry B. Watts, ag- gravated assault.
 Territory vs. William Allen, burg lary.
 Case dismissed:
 Territory vs. Barney Mccoy, burg Iary.
 The charge was ignored against Ygnacio NIondeblas, who assaulted an- other Mexican named Oygyana Her. 1andez with a pair of timers snfps, beating him up SD terribly about the lead and face that he has since gone nsane and been committed to the asy- um. The grand jury made its final report his afternoon and was discharged. r. The charge against R, H. fheilmann If having disposed of mortgaged cattle vas ignored, An indictment was returned against ohn Smith, d convict in the peniten- iary, for assaulting a fellow prisoner ] with intent to kill. r. J. Sinclair was indicted on the harge of aggravated assault. f h the case of Mrs. Trinidad Muzzy. Ter appeal from the justice court was ismlssed. | h the case of J. NJ. Polhamus. ad- 1iuiStrdtOr of the eState of IOuiSn HO1- es, vs. George Doten ct al, judgment 'as rendered fer plaintiff. The suit gas to quiet title to lot i, block D, in Zuma. ,