Arizona republican., 1907-11-01

We, therefore, recommend that up- or evidence of such fact being laid be- fore the board of supervisors of this | county establishing to their satisfac- tion that such a condition of affairs ex- ist that the board of supervisors of this county revoke the license of said last aforementioned roadhouse"
 Earlier in the day the grand jury had offered a report in which an indictment Sanchez for the murder of Antonio Romero a year ago last April. In the afternoon Sanchez was brought into court for arraingnment. Sanchez is an alert and military looking man with leonine mane. It could be seen that he was laboring under suppressed emo- tion which nearly broke out while the while the indictment was being read to him. That was disclosed by the ner- vous working of his lips and a deeper pallor. Bennett F.. Marks and A. D. Leyhe were appointed to the defense. A plea will be entered today. An indictment was found against Felipe Pacheco and the charges against Edward Daniel and Francisco Ybarra were dismissed. The case of Ramon Moreno was referred to the. next grand jury.
 Walter Scott and Arnold Green who had been indicted for the Cornell bur glary were brought in. Scott pleaded guilty and will be sentenced today Green pleaded not guilty and A. D. Leyhe was appointed to the defense. The trial will take place on November 5. The trial of Juan Rodriguez was set for November 1 and that of Leon- idas Vega for child stealing for No- vember 5.
 Lasaro Barron an old man who has been indicted for rape and incest was brought into court in the afternoon and Attorney Hayes who had been appoint ed to defend him offered a demurrer to the indictment. After considerable argument the demurrer was overruled and one of the cases was set for No vember s.
 Enrique Chaberelli who had pleaded guilty to assault with intent to commit murder was sentenced to one year and six months in Yuma dating from June g of this year. Ygnacio Ybarra the man who tried to kill Marshal Moore last summer was given two years and six months dating from May 3. Louis Sanchez got one year.
 The following is summary of the work of the grand jury in three days. It examined into and acted upon g cases and found 20 indictments, as follows. to-wit:
 Juan Leon. grand larceny; Henry Lawson. burglary; Antonio Palomino. assault with deadly weapon; Louis Sanchez. burglary, (two indictments): Paule Sanez. aggravated assault: Francisco Robles, assault with a deadly weapon, (two indictments); Ygnacio Para, assault with a deadly weapon; Ygnacio Para. assault with intent to commit murder; Ramon Lopez. grand larceny; Charles R. Dayton. grand lar ceny Juan Rodriguez, grand larceny; l.. Vega, child stealing; Cornelio San chez. murder; l.. Baron, rape; L. Bar on, incest: Enrique Chaberilla, assault with a deadly weapon; Felipe Pecheco. grand larceny: Arnold Green and Wal ter Scott. burglary; Aureliano Salazar. assault with a deadly weapon.
 Charges were dismissed in the fol- lowing cases:
 J. w. Black. assault with a deadly weapon: Ramon Salazar. grand lar ceny; Rafael Buelna. aggravated as sault: Ramon Moreno. assault with a deadly weapon: Jose Delgado. assault with a deadly weapon: Antonio Sala- gar. assault with a deadly weapon; Simon Ackel. embezzlement; Edward Daniels. grand larceny; Nabor Cota, resisting an officer; Miguel Umado. re- sisting an officer: Francisco Ybarra. assault with a deadly weapon; Gull lermon Moreno, burglary.
 After the last report had been put in-o the hands of the court. Foreman Taylor said the body had a supple mental report which he begged permission to read. The report District Attorney Bull lard on the manner on which he had presented business before the jury. Later Mir. Bullard complimented the grand jury on the expedition with which it had transacted the business before 1t and Judge Kent highly com pl plimented both the jury and the dis trict attorney.
 On the civil side of the court in the case of George H. Fite against Aaron Fell the plaintiff was given judgment for S22s95 and in the case of H. P. Gill more against Edward A Richter the plaintiff was awarded judgment for $li70s5. These were garnishment pro- ceedings. In the case of J. A. Thomp sen against Fanny A. Thompson the plaintiff was granted decree. In the matter of ]. G. Hummel against the Cooperative Meat company on note. the plaintiff was given judgment for the face of the note. s450 interest to date and attorneys fees amounting to <5O