Tombstone epitaph., 1909-07-04
THE DISTRICT COURT The Weeks Doings
 of a Busy Session
MONDAY, JUNE 2S


 usual hour this morning. with Judge Fletcher M Doan on the bench.
 The first case called was that of the Territory vs. Gordon Parkhsm, charged wi b assault. The following jury was empsneled to try the case:
 Edssrd McFeeley w A Hsrwood Joe Johnson J H Coles
 George Hart Matt Dillon
 Elex Erickson FEB Miller
 John H Walker Levi Loitgren
 Frank McEwen w E Msuldin
 The case of the Greene Cattle Go. vs. Thomas Lsrrieu, for ejectment and damages, was set for today, but but owing to the fat that the Park. ham case will consume q good pert of the courts attention today, the same was reset for tomorrow morning.
 The case of the Territory vs W \ Edwards by consent wAs passed for resetting. This is case No. 2 sgsinsr the Bisbee alderman on the charge of extortion.
 The case of the Territory vs Tom Kelly, indicted by the last grand jury of this county on the charge of felo- nious assault, was also set for today. He entered plea of guilty.
 As usual during the noon hour of the district court Judge Doan tried another divorce case. entitled Nike simon vs Jesus de Simon, and after hearing the evidence in the case granted a decree of divorce to the plaintiff. Whenever his honor is no, busily engaged in trying either . civil or criminal case and Lis attention is not directed to the United States Court, he is always sure to De found trying divorce case. Thus she mill of justice is continually on the grind, and Judge Dosn appreciates the fact when an associate justice Is willing to preside in his place for a few days so as to give him 8 chance for 6 little recreation outdoors
 Wm L0pez, who was previously touui guilty for assault with deadly weapon, wis sentenced today to three years in the penitentisry.
 D A Reynolds, who was found guilty of burglary in the second degree, wac today sentenced to serve two years in the peniten,isry
 Papers have been filed in the office of the clerk Of the distric, court in the case of the Territory vs. A. Cslderon, charged with an assault with a deadly weapon to wound and kill one Fran cisco Marcia at Gleeson on the 18th day of this month. The defendant was given a hearing before Justice of the Peace Sid-ey Ridgwsy. who held the offender to await the action of the next grand jury in the sum of $500. The alleged assault was made on the prosecuting witness with 6 candle stick. In the matter of the application of | Walt " Wolverton for 6 writ of l habeas corpus, the defendant being held to await the action of the next grand jury on a charge of forgery, bail being fired at $l0U0; came was given this afternoon but the defendant was promptly resrrested on 6 similar charge and is still ID charge of the sheriff.
 Papers have been filed with the clerk of the court in the case of the Territory vs John Stoyick, sn appeal case from the justice court of Bisbee. Defendant is charged with attempted defraudIng of lodging house in said city. Defendant is out on bail in the sum of $a5 In the case of the Territory vs Ollie Reed. an appeal from the justice court of Courtland, was also filed. Defend- ant is charged with e misdemeanor- the peace by using violent epithets. Defendant is at present out on bond. Suit has been filed in the district court by TN Lakin, receiver of the f First National Bank of Bisbee, vs. F. i B. Moson and E. A. Tovrea, for the d ,um of $2s67 40, said amount being { .he sum of the principal due on . cer- ain note and the interest thereon to \ late; for attorney fees amounting to s l2S6. 65 and for costs of suit. J M ii )'Conoell appears ss attorney for the { plaintiff. O
 TUEsDAY, JUNE 29