Weekly journal-miner., 1910-05-11
OFrem Tnursdays paiiy)

Yesterday insugurated the first ne i've day in the present term of the District Court, and the following pro. ecedings were had
 Judge Doe, on assuming the bench, announced that he had overruled the motion of II. T. Andrews to SC. aside tte order heretofore made by the eoart in the suit of A. I. Head against the Prescott National Bank. John Mason Ross, attorney for the Prescott National Bank, objected 10 tue court considering the motion a, this time, and notice of appeal 10 the Supreme Court was given.
 Five witnesses before the grand jury, residing at Ash Fork, refused ts attend that body, and st the re. quest of Assistant District Attorney O'Sullivsn, bench warrants were is. aued for each.
 The eases of tbe Bank of Arizona vs. J. C. Snow, and the same vs. ]. ". Hobbs and !. C. Snow, and the ease of R. P. Talbot, guardian of the Dcvine child, s minor, against ]. W. Hobbs, were entered on the calendar. The same action WAS taken in the esse of D. B. Moon vs. D. F. Burke, with a motion from defendants eoun. eel that plaintiff file a cost bond in the suit.
 In the ease of Momauldo Ochoa vs tse Poland Mining company, jury trial of the issue was agreed upon and 1t vas entered on the calendar
 In the ease of the Consolidated Ari. nsna Smelling company vs. the De Soto Mining company, the hearing was set for Thursday.
 Tn the ease of whitford vs. Whit fsrd, default was entered. and Thurs day afternoon set as the date foi hearing.
 Tn the case of the Trust Company sf America vs. the DeSoto Mining conpany, default was entered, and i, vas entered on the calendar.
 Tn the case of Ella c. Hartin vs Robert Hartin, default was entered ssd Friday at i:3o p. m., set as date fer hearing.
 In the ease of Sanders vs. the Bis Rsg Gold and Copper Mining com paay, default was entered and ii vas placed on the calendar.
 h the ease of Hunter vs. Hunter . motion was made that plaintiff Willis II. Hunter, be required to 6l, . cost bond in the ease.
 In the case of Arthur l.. Garford VI. Verde River Copper company hearing was set for June 2sth.
 Saturday, May 7th, was set as the date for hearing the following cases, T. J. Laird vs. Laura V. Laird, John PAgon vs. William Thomas, W. W Poland vs. J. W. Smith, as sheriff and NJ. c. Fitzmauriee, and Jessi. Balderson vs. Shirley Balderson.
 In the ease of l.. V. Mockridge vs J. C. Bradbury, an order was made dismissing the suit, without preju. dice.
 The following cases were continued Tor the term; !. ]. Becker vs. c. F. Nathorst, administrator of Estate of F. II. Kuchler, deceased; Emma F. wsrlop vs. Julis wariop, and M J. Nolan vs. Philip Dwyer.
 The following cases were stricken from the calendar: Clifford vs. Ari. xona Eastern and Montana company. Clark vs. Del Monte Mining com. psny, Crown King Mines company vs. Charles B. Broan ct al., and the Jef. frey Manufacturing company vs. Grown King Mines company.
 The following cases were dis. missed; Commercial Trust company vs. Arizona Smelling company ct als., Sadie Curry vs. Joseph Curry, and K. A. smith vs. David Connor.
 The demurrer in the case of D. L.. Booker vs. Champion Gold Mining company. and J. R. Edwards, was argued and taken under advisement by the court.
 BRYANT ALLOWED AMPLE