Arizona republican., 1908-05-20
SUPREME COURT RECESS
 UNTIL NOVEMBER 9
Most of the Multitude of Motions For
 Rehearing Were Denied.

The supreme court yesterday dis posed of a mass of business in the nature of motions for a rehearing, and took a recess until November g. The court also received many notices of appeal to the supreme court of the United States.
 The cases in which motions for re- hearing were denied were as follows: Gross versus the territory, Pablo Soto against the territory, Moline against the territory. Lillian Gill against the Manhattan Insurance company, M. Donohue against the Fl Paso and Southwestern Railway company; Clark against the Liberty Mining company, The Copper Bell Mining company against Costello; Richardson against Ainsa; The Delehanty Estate against Walter Delehanty, an international af- fair; SandOval against Randolph; 1 Greene agianst Hereford; Richardson against Manz; The Greene Cattle com | Greene against Hereford: Richardson of the Black Diamond Mining com pany, a bankruptcy proceeding. Motions were granted the following | cases: The Western Arizona Railway company against Foster s. Dennis, tax
 collector of Mohave County; Hankins against Helm. In the former case the | decision had been rendered in favor of the railroad company, an action to | prevent the tax collector from listing
 the property of the company for taxa ! tion in spite of the immunity it en- 1 joyed under an exemption act. In re- l ply to an inquiry by L. T. Clotfelter
 attorney for the railroad company, Chief Justice Kent said the hearing
 would take place on the first day of
 the November meeting.
 In the matter of the motion for a re- hearing in the case of J. P. Storm to the convicted treasurer of Yavapai | county, now serving a seven year term ! at Yuma for embezzlement, the court | stated that a decision on the motion
 would be passed to the next meeting.
 Similar orders were made Tn the cases
 of Leatherwood against Richardson | and Work against the United Globe l Mines company.
 In the case of the application for a l writ of habeas corpus for Manuel
 Ramirez, the former Nogales, Sonora,
 broker of whom the Mexican govern
 ment is trying to secure possession.
 the court was not in accord. but a majority ordered the dismissal of the
 writ and the remanding of the appli | cant to the custody of the United
 States marshal Attorney Selim M Franklin for Ramirez gave notice of appeal to the United States supreme | court.
 An order was made in the case of
 Eduardo Ramirez. a brother of Manuel
 Ramirez, against whom the Mexican government has similar designs, re- quiring him to furnish a new bond withing thirty days, one of his former ! bandmen having recently died. Ra- | mirez is now in Los Angeles. The case of Pinney against Goodwin was passed for the term.
 In the case of the Black Diamond bankruptcy proceedings, Judge Reilly of Tombstone desired to appeal and he was asked by the court to what tri- bunal he would appeal, whether to the supreme court of the United States or to the circuit court of appeals Judge Reilly thought the former. but he was not sure. Nor were the members of the court sure, but they were inclined to believe that the case should go to the circuit court of appeals.