Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-05
First Jury Trial of Pres ent Term in Interest
 of Plaintiff
GRAND JURY MAKES
 REPORT TO COURT
Spends Part of Afternoon in Considering Lane Kill
 ing by Colcord

In the first jury trial before the present term of court, J. w. Newbould was yesterday awarded damages to the extent of $l2S6 against the Crandall Contracting company, as the result of injuries received while that company was at work on the construction of the Arizona Commercial Copper company s railroad to Copper Hill.
 Newbould has mining claims near the Copper Hill road and was working at the mouth of tunnel while the con struction gang was building the road bed When a blast was set off one of the rocks fell upon Newboufd and broke his arm, besides inhicting other injuries.
 He claimed that the accident was the result of carelessness on the part of the defendant company and brought suit for $2,000, through Attorney F. s. Nave.
 The jury brought in verdict after only short deliberation. Rawlins & Little appeared for the defense.
 Grand Jury Busy
 The grand jury held another busy session yesterday, bringing in the fol lowing indictments:
 Pete Jurascovich, charged with an assault with intent to commit murder upon Pat Brazell, at the o. K. Corral about two weeks ago.
 Juan Rodriguez, Mexican, who is accused of having attempted to make an assault upon Charles w. Morris, while the latter was attempting to make an arrest in the capacity of depu- ty city marshal.
 George A. Feagles, charged with ap, propriating to his own use the proceeds of the sale of impounded animals, while employed as city poundmaster.
 King Reese, charged with embedding a horse belonging to Mac Robinson. Reese was recently acquitted of sim liar charge at Solomonvile.
 Feliciano Cuevas, charged with steal ing burros and removing them from the city
 George s. Williams, charged with grand larceny.
 Joe Murphy, accused of burglary.
 George Young, charged with burg lary.
 Jurascovich and Rodriguez were in, dicted late yesterday afternoon and will be arraigned this morning. Mur- phy waived time to plead, entered a plea of not guilty, and his case was set for today. The others will enter their pleas this morning. Tommie Watts, young negro woman charged with burglary, was dismissed, as was P. E. Pullen, charged with grand larceny, Charles Reed, charged with shaving robbed habitue of the Miami tenderloin of $32, and George Antonich, charged with grand larceny. Antonich was held to answer few days ago on charge of horse stealing, which grew out of the action of his wife in attempting to recover horse which he had traded to another man.
 Gases Set for Trial All prisoners previously indicted, who | entered pleas yesterday morning, plead ed not guilty. Their cases were set as follows
 Hugo Holland, assault with intent to commit murder, and Robert Winterborn and Elzie Boyle, burglary, set for to- day.
 Milton Fisher, assault with intent to commit murder and w. A. Upton, as sault with deadly weapon, May 6. Pete Vuskovich, assault with deadly weapon, May '.
 Gilbert Neal, murder, and William | Gray, assault with intent to commit murder, May 9.
 Tom Hansen, assault with intent to commit murder, May 10.
 The only civil matters before the court, aside from the Newbould damage suit were the divorce matters of Al berta w. Luchin vs. John Luchini, Ethel Myrberg vs. Clarence Myrberg and Elizabeth C. Dunn vs. William c. Dunn, all of which were dismissed on motion of the plaintiffs
 Colcord Matter
 The grand jury took up the matter of the killing of Jack Lane by Super visor w. c. Colcord yesterday afternoon. ] From the fact that the services of a stenographer were asked by Foreman Anderson of the grand jury and that many witnesses from the PaysOn dis trict were examined yesterday after, noon, it is apparent that very thor ough investigation is being made of | this matter.
 The grand jury made no report in regard to this matter yesterday af- ternoon and it is understood that the investigation will be continued this | morning,