Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-05-13
STRONG EFFORT MADE 1
 QUASI CHARGES fCnaAinnad Hrom Pan. n
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(OOutiuueu ITOm fa9e One.l contained an allegation that Dirr. Attorney Ellinwood had tendered M resignation Co tho board of supeyiv, whom according to the statute the r sienation should have been addwv, to the chairman of tho board of pervisors, as preseribed by law. He also maintained that toe isd,s mcnt should set forth that thers vr petitions On Hls for district asson.j signed by at least thirty citizeas, required by tho statute. On the definition of "peudisa Ling said that it was "some,Ai, commenced and not yet finished" contended that there was no.Ai, pending on March . as Eilinwood ls only tendered his resignation to ht effect March l5, whica he had a in| 10 withdraw at any time, hence tAs| was no vacancy in the office of di.,ns attorney at the time of the al,r bribery.
 Authorities Cited.
 He quoted number of suthohts in support of his position, notably N ruling of the supreme court of N state of California in the case of d Mayor Schmitz, convicted by the lovd court, which was reversed. He I@ read the decision of the supreme coud of the state of Missouri in briba| ease, prosecuted by Joseph F. Folk, which it was decided that the accey| ance of bribe cannot be considere when case was not pending.
 Many authorities were cited ,o a} tain his contention that the indian,a cannot hold under section l6i d ~ revised statutes of the territory d that an indictment cannot now he si under section 80 on account of N statute of limitations prevailing. District Attorney Morrison was gvr until 9:30 o'clock this morning to cure authorities in opposition 10 a demurrer of counsel for the defer and in support of the indictment
 The Sattcs ease went over ns this morning.
 Oother Gases.
 Argument in support of q dernurs to the indictment of c. w. North f | lihel was heard and taken under . yisement as were also the answers oil x. Wombacher to the court on Q question of prejudice against R'hn Dekuhn against whom an indctpd for mutilating the records of the tice court of Cherry Greek precinct
 Court adjourned after . jury u impanelled to near the ease of Bapiis Sayoia, indicted on the charge Of sault with deadly weapon.
 + + + + + + + + + + + ++$ twelve miles north of Wenden, o Cunningham Pass Copper O., vnt recently purchased from J. W. B the Old Ballard mine, is now sinsi' a 400foot straight shaft, with ds cutting under way from the 900 s's Co cut the vein. The old shaft, d's 2ao' feet, will eventually be conpets up with the new shaft. Some % ~ of ore already shipped from this PN missing copper property gave re'Hf of $75 per toa. The ore is h grade copper, carrying considen'1 glance.
 At the Corona Copper Company mines, 26 miles northwest of bdY work has been steadily pushed the past year. The property was Pp chased year ago by Pittsburg, fi capitalists, headed by J. II. McLar a wealthy manufacturer, from S
 Butler. At that time there was oi} an iron ledge, some 60 feet wide, W1 lime contact, to indicate that co per was anywhere around, but the H| owners, acting on the theory that h is the mother of copper, started H'] ing shaft on the contact, which : now down 2S0 feet, and were rewa'' cd by recently encountering a body ' black oxide of copper, which assays I per cent. With the coming of ''' . weather in the fall, a pretentious f1 , Of development will be inaugurated . the Corona.
 The socorro mine Is all but clo'' 5 down at present, but win likely resns ! this fall, Other properties, at presi D idle, are also expected to start up 'a Q fall.