The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1907-11-07
DISTRICT COURT.
Moving Along SIOwly--ShOrt Session and
Many Cases Will be Continued.

VlQHy OQSSo Will UC OUnlluuCu.
The grand jury completed its work
id three days last week, notwith-
standing the fact that large num-
Der of cases were brought before
them. The personnel of the grand
jury, together with the excellent
service through the sheriffs office,
had much to do with the rapid dis
patch of all business that came be-
fore the jury.
The following civil cases have been
dispatched in the district court:
George C. Brier VS.. Z. c.. Prina,
action to collent money; Judgment for
defendant.
Geo. c. Brier VS.. Mary L. Hoops,
administrators, action to collection
money; judgment for defendant.
Henry Pfatf VS.. w. T. Johnson and
G. NJ. Short, action for debt; dismiss
ed by plaintiff.
Lovina Kreuger vs.. Theodore Kreu-
ger. citation tor contempt; respond
ent adjudged guilty of contempt of
court; penalty sixty days in Jail or
$3.50 fine.
Il. d. Hooks, trustee, VS.. ella Val
| ley Bank & Trust Co., action for con-
version; judgment for defendant.
Alexander Bros. VS.. Louis Voeckel
action to foreclose mortgage; dis
missed.
Dorthy R. Mckinney VS.. Joseph T.
Mckinney, action for divorce; iudg-
ment for plaintiff.
c. E. Mooreman VS.. Kin-E-Chy
Mining company, action for debt:
judgment for plaintiff.
c. Grijalva VS.. F. Grijalva, divorce
granted.
E. Z. Ijams VS.. j. w. Clark, action
to quiet title, continued.
Juan Bargas, M. Marcovitch and
Sam MarcovItch were granted natu-
ralization papers.
Action for divorce of G. w. Grave
ly VS.. Lizzie Gravely was dismissed.
John r. Hanson VS.. G. H. Stevens,
action to quiet title, judgment for
plaintiff.
Ethel Arnold VS.. Geo. 7. Arnold,
divorce granted and maiden name
restored.
In an action to quiet title of Maud
E. Crowley VS.. Chase Creek Copper
Co., order to furnish cost bond within
ten days.
In the injunction case wherein
Messrs. Welker and Tippets asked
that the people be restrained from
throwing d dyke cross the county
road south of Stafford to keep the
water from cutting its way down the
county road leading into town on the
west, injunction was dissolved. A
full hearing and review of the case
will probably be had later.
The following indictments were re-
turned:
Jesus Valdez, grand larceny.
MARITIME Montana, felony.
! Carlos Herrera, murder.
Cessario VelascO, murder.
G. w. Woodward, alias c. S. Still,
forgery; plead guilty and sentenced
to one year in prison.
Manuel Gomez, rape.
| AnetaCio QuirOSe, murder.
| ECedio Gomez, assault with dead
| ly weapon.
Eusabio Arbeso, assault with in
tent to commit rape.
| Victor Burkhardt and Seth Beals,
burglary; plead guilty and Burkhardt
sentenced to six years in penitentiary
Fernando Gurde, aSsauslt with in
| tent to kill.
Rafael Ortiz, grand larceny.
|
to commit rape.
Florintina Villa, felony.
Bud Sutherland plead guilty to d
charge of grand larceny.
Martin Montana plead guilty to a
charge of felony.
Carlos Herrera was arraigned ON a
charge of murder and plead not
guilty.
The case of resisting an officer
against A. G. Ornelas and s. Morales
was dismissed Ly the grand jury.
Case of grand larceny against Jose
Bailon was dismissed by the grand
jury.
G. w. Woodward plead guilty to
forgery and was sentenced to one
year.
The case of felony against Joe T.
Mckinney was dismissed by grand
Bob Sutherland was given one year
for grand larceny, haying previously
plead guilty.
A Mexican named Vega, who had
been indicted, plead guilty to murder
in the first degree.
F. w. Virgins arrived in Clifton
Saturday and remained over until
Monday. He was indicted by the
grand jury on a charge of misdppro-
priating money belonging to the
Becker-Franz company. He has been
in the employ of the BeCker-Franz
company at Clifton and other points
for a number of years. His case is
up for trial this week and quite a
number of witnesses have been sub
poenaed from Clifton to testify in
| the case.
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