The oasis., 1909-04-10

Saturday, April 10, 1909
District Court.

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vened in its regular April term on
Monday April 9Th, Judge Fletcher
NJ. Doan presiding, with the officers
of the court present as follows:
Harry J. Saxon, Sheriff; w. A.
0'Connor, District Attorney; J. w.
Walker, Court Reporter; Allen T.
Bird, Clerk; 30 ]. Whiteside, Bail
if; Pedro Michelena, Interpreter.
The sheriff made return of the
Grand Jurors summoned and there
were but fifteen of the regular
venire not found or not excused,
which necesitated drawing a special
venire which was done under the
new law, the venire ordered en-
bracing six persons; and the sheriff
was given until Wednesday morn
ing at $3.50 o'clock to make return,
to which time the grand Jurors
present were excused.
The civil calendar was then
called and cases arranged for hear
ings; and during the day trial was
had in the following cases:
Nogales Building & Loan Association
VS.. Earl l.. Griswold ct al. Foreclosure.
Judgment for plaintiff.
VIM. Barnett vs.. T. j Turner and
Mrs. T. j. Turner. To renew former
Judgment. Judgment granted.
Demetrio Barrios VS.. Henry Ohm
Injunction. Judgement for plaintiff
with stipulation with regard to the use
OF water.
Various demurers and motions in the
Four Metals litigation were argued and
considered. An injunction was dis
solved in one of these cases, but in an
other suit an application was made for
another.
In Tuesdays proceedings in the case
Oft j. Wylie VS.. John Aier, a suit in
partition of certain property in the town
OF Nogales, judgment was granted
providing for sale of the property and
division Of the proceeds.
In the case of James S. Reddoch VS..
Josephine r. Reddoch, divorce was
granted the plaintiff. ~
The case OF Margaret Igo VS.. w. A..
Parker was tried Tuesday afternoon and
the plaintiff was given judgment in the
sum of $50 and COSTS The case was on
appeal from Justices court.
Wednesday the sheriff made return on
the special venire for grand jurors,
showing he had found and summoned
feur OF the six persons drawn,
The grand jury was impanelled and
sworn, as follows, viz:
John T. Brickwood, foreman; L. NJ.
Rains, Edward E. Nave, George r. Nc
Corkle, Alexander Hinsop, Frank Sic
bold, Josiah Bond, ]. NJ. Hackett w.
II, Barnett, w. d. Parker, O. X. Frank
lin, Harry l.. Vaughn, Fred j. Miller,
A. H. Saleeby, Frank Irvine, Frank
Powers, John j. Deegan, M. M. Aldred
David Loeb, Ferd Van Mourick.
The parties in Jail held for trial APP
peared in court and passed the grand
Jury lin due form, and the grand Jury re-
tired in charge of Bailiff o. 0. Saxhang,
to consider their business.
The grand jury out OF way the trial OF
the case OF u. ~. rope VS., FIRST National
Bank was taken up and occupied the
attention of the court the entire day,
and the case was then continued until
the following day, at the afternoon
session OF the court, and Thursday after
noon the case went over again until
Friday.
The time of Judge Doan was occupied
the entire day on Friday in hearing an
application by S. +. Johnson restraining
u II. Gardner and others from acting
as directors and officers of the -Four
Metals Mining Company. When the
case was submitted at evening the
injunction was denied.
Friday number of petitions in ma
turalization were heard, and certificates
OF citizenship were granted Harry Vim
cent Wallace, Manuel William Summer
nays, Nathan Leeker.
ii, w. Kelsey and H. Gordon Glort
were witnesses for Wallace aud Sum
mIerhays, and Areus Reddoch and Judge
w. A. 0'Connor were witnesses foi
Nathan Ieeker EN