Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-31
Union Assurance company. for debt :.

Union Assurance company. for debt.
 Miners < Merchants Bank of Bisbee vs D Spires ct al, for debt, judgment wss rendered in favor of the plaintiff with foreclosures decree sgsinst D J and Maggie Spires.
 Walter Sparks ct sl vs Joseph Welt. ner, for debt and attachment. default was entered and proof made and de- cree of foreclosure granted.
 Joseph Ewons vs A V Lewis ct ux, for debt, default entered. proof made and judgment entered with decree of foreclosure.
 T \ Lskin, receiver of the First National Bank of Bisbee. vs A E Hurst, an appeal from the justice court of Bisbee; motion for new trial denied and notice of appeal given to the territorial supreme court.
 Thompson vs R K Clancy ct al, for debt and attachment, judgment given against the defendants and order made for gsrnishee.
 George Jay vs the Fay Cansnes Copper company, for debt and attach ment, judgment was given agsinst the defendant with an order for gsrnishee.
 Fred w. Arndt, charged with grand larceny of cattle. is on trial today. It will occupy the attention of the court for the balance of the day and an evening session may be held, fl necessary. should the same be agreed upon by the counsel. Yesterday alter noon was taken up in em mnanelling of jury to try the case, and after the challenges were made by the counsel it was discovered that the panel was short, consequently the court ordered a special venire of four issued return able at once. The sheriff's return showed the following names; Charles b Gage; Ben c Edison, Fred Reed and Sine Gs.lsn. The following jury was finally accepted to try the case:
 Truman Tryon L Mulheim
 Sam Yarnell H Petrick J NJ Cosby Nels LOtgren
 Jess B Lofgren P Deatrick
 P A Lofgren R H Criffeld
 Jss Christianson Harry Welsh
 During the present term of district court Judge Dosn has disposed of in the neighborhood of 225 civil cases This has been one Of the longest terms in the history of Cochise coun- ty and more litigation was disposed of than during any other previous court term, The criminal docket of about eighty cases at the beginning of this term is expected to be cleaned up by Saturday night, leaving only the P J Mccullough cases to t.e carried over until naxt term.
 It is expected that the case oi Ramon Escudero vs the Southern Pacific Railroad company will be call. ed Tor trial sometime tomorrow, This IS a damage case, wherein in the plaintiff alleges that on November 10. 1908. an engine killed one Durham COW valued at $T5, and again on May II, 1909, the defendants eng;n ne killed one work horse valued at $I5. The plaintiff asks for $50 damages and costs of the suit.
 This being the day set for hearing motions for new trials in the cases of ID A Williams and Duncan McDon- aid, each on murder charges, the same was given right of way and the Arndt case put oyer for several hours delay.
 h the Williams Case Attorney J. E. Morrison argued at length in be- half of the defendant. for . new trial on the grounds that new evidence had been secured, and produced sfiidsvits in support of the same. Alter due consideration the motion WAS denIed by Judge Dosn. Williams was sen. tenced to 20 years at Florence.
 The next matter taken up was that of new trial in the Mcdonald case, the defendant being represented by Attorney Allen R. Anglish. who also argued at length. and the motion for s new trial was denied by the court. years, the court asserting that he cons sidered the recommendation of mercy by the jury.