Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-22
GRIND IN GRAND JURY AND
 DISTRICT COURT YESTERDAY
G, Indictments Returned Tuo on SecretFiZe Many Cases Assigned for Tnal--
 Diuorce Case Ouer to Monday

The session of the grand jury yester' ,,v was more prolific of results than ,,, session of the day before. Six in ,.,,mepts for various offenses were re- ,,,DeJ and the grand jury took re- .s. until Monday morning. The in. Betments returned werc as follows: Petey Buian, for assault with intent to murder.
 Tom Kekich, for assault with intent ,o commit murder.
 Sam Richmond, for grand larceny. W. Sanford, for burglary. San io,d at a previous session of the pres an. session of the grand jury, was in H,,ed on murder charge, and the in- S,tment returned yesterday was sup nlementary thereto.
 Two John Doe indictments were re- prued and placed on secret file, as ths 3eiendants were not in custody. The ease of Alfred Abernathy' was sssed over with the recommendation tha, the next session of the grant jury consider the matter.
 The eases against Luis Yaldiba, Jose s Rojo and T. c. 63, an Apache h. dsa, were ignored.
 Disposition of Cases.
 All four of the defendants indicted by the grand jury who are ineustodJ, Peter Bujan, Tom Kekich, John San ford and Sam Richmond, were ordered to appear for arraignment in the dis trst court Monday.
 Court Gases for Trial.
 The ease of the Territory vs. Jack k Nankins, charged with robbery, was s for trial November 25.
 The case of the Territory vs. William Seward was set for trial November 25. The casa of the Territory vs. Parker Nedhu, for grand larceny, was set for inal November 30
 The ease of the Territory vs. Floren- 'iae Verdugo was set for trial Novem- bG A.
 The case of the Territory vs. Mrs. Fannie Rhinehart, who is accused of sSootng al some boys in North Globe one time ago, was set for trial Novem- Der 27
 Tle case of Blanche Johnson for em szrement was set for trial November B
 District Court Yesterday. The case of Charles Jackson. charged rta aggravated battery, came up for Ina in the district court yesterday, htd after being tried was submitted to Ae pry, which at a late hour had not 'e: reached a verdict.
 h the case of Lucia Ramos, who was Anged with burglarizing the store of L. AcNeil some months ago. the ny, after deliberating for six hours, s9orted that they were unable to ssea verdict and were discharged. us Wi!I, of course, necessitate a new iA Tho case will be reset for trial Monday.
 teresa Abuega, a deaf mute, who is afged with robbery of Mrs. Kinney s 'a'e, was continued for the term. 'iheente horeles. charged with lar 'oy from tho person, was tried and ''ad guilty of burglary in the first gree and will be sentenced tomor. r.
 me divorce case of Gust Johnsen vs. 'Aaeeo Johnsen occupied the closing '.s or the day in the district court, o' N the time of adjournment nad not sn concluded. The case was contin. 2, .n'" tomorrow morning, when it ' De taken up and concluded. The 'Ouc was excluded from the court. ,.H 0urIng the trial of this case. 'rne s"a Tor this is probably the fact '' 'ae defendant, Blanche Johnsen. ,DoF indictment for embezzlemcnt,
 II prospective jurors were per. ''0a to hear the evidence in ths di. F tase they might form an opin-
 ,"ch would unfit them for service
 '10 Jury when the embezzlement n 'oues on for trial.
 ,, 1s Ol'lucss of this term of the ,,,, '' court IS being handled with
 e1Pedltion, as will be seen from ,,5 .'noef of cases handled at yester- t,, "%'oR There are many i'm. .J ,D. cases on the docket yet to be ', ana with the grist that the grand
 n '"' Yet present, the present term !, 1'''Fict court promises to bc
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