Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-04
Nav Charges Complain That Dofcndant Embezzled of
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|cRAND JURY HAS
 ANOTHER BUSY DAY
Nany Indicted Defendants Plead to Charges in
 District Court

Tb,ss additional indictments were ..,,nsd % ag.inst J. c. Phillipson yes ..,j,y charging him with embezzle- .1t: ,r. maGrg a total of four indiet- n.rt. -.- on which the defendant may be tried,
 Tho tbrer indictments returned yes .,,lsv charge Phillipson with embezz- ,'.- "- mms 5t 5000, 5000 and $22SI2, ,,!5S I2 in alI, from the Consolidated g..Itv eomruny, of which he was man. .,s, at the time of his alleged peeu- I ht1Ds,
 pbHIipsoa was lodged in jail Monday ..,u m am indictment which follow i'tbs original indictment on which he vss arrested.
 In tbe district court yesterday the ,,;5roI indictment was dismissed on gs sustaining of a demurrer by coun- .J r, C. Jacobs and J. W. Murphy. |Tss indictment on which he was ar. 'T.gei Monday, however, was sus- tsiDed.
 hi, charge is that of embedding ,bDt s5gg rom Mrs. Anna N. Clark. is alleged that Phillipson sold stock i the Angora Goat company for Mrs. 'Csrk, pockcttd the proceeds and gave la client worthless cheeks for the amount
 On this charge, Phillipson entered rIes of not guilty yesterday. This f,;e was set for trial November 8.
 On the other counts, the defendant 'rl be arraigned this morning.
 Another Busy Day The grand jury worked all day on he PalIips0u matters and as the re- tlls, the work of this body will not be finished until some time today. Only few more criminal matters remain to e disposed of, which together with ss usual inspection of county offices Ild buildings comprise the work before ls grand jury.
 D E. Mabin, who shot and killed A. 24, an Apache Indian a few days Ig was discharged It was apparent
 the opinion of the grand jury that Is acted within his rignts in shooting De Indian, who was in the act of rob ing the camp of Gene BarTows at the #ne.
 Manuel Chavez, charged with hay g robbed Marguerite Gonzalez of bout $ljy in the McKeyitt house sev- al months again was given his betv
 Dan Kinney, an Apache, charged th having improper relations with an ilial girl, was discharged. He mar si the grr. Tuesday afternoon.
 Franz Cooper, a deputy sheriff at ooseyeLt, who was compelled to work over a Mexican with his re- fover when the latter resisted arrest, s also discharged.
 William Langford, arrested for com LeIty in the theft of a calf for which Ene Clarence Langford, his son, and 3Sene Jones, were indicted, was giv-
 his liberty.
 Much Court Work
 Many of the defendants who have stl indicted onr various charges were
 court yesterday, for the purpose of 'ermg their pleas.
 John Leonard, charged with forgery, e3det not guilty through his counsel, A. Mclolium. His ease was set for a at 9:3J a. m. on November 26. The pleas, date of trial and counsel other defendants are as follows; IFi.Io Ortega, murder and assault ln intent to commit murder, not my; set for trial November 26. oman J. Johnson, counsel.
 sam and Pete Tyndall, burglary and and larceny, not guilty on either dge; s" for trial November 26. IInau J. Johnson, attorney.
 rg0to landeIario, assault with 8 .lIy weapon, not guilty; trial set for '5nber -I. J. NJ. McCollum. cOun- y0a0 Henry, assault with intent to -a-, moaor; set for trial Novem- T {" J. W. Murphy, counsel.
 oOuR and Nick Midigovich, conceal property with intent to defraud
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