Tombstone epitaph., 1910-05-22
Events Occurring
 At the Court House
wfDNsDAY, MAY IS

Judge Fletcher M. Doan, associate justice of the supreme court of the territory of Arizona, will adjourn the district court. this evening until Mon day morning at $ o'clock. in order that he might stteud s meeting of the supreme bench, which is set for tomorrow. It is expected that only decisions will be handed down at this tribunal and an adjournment taken until A later date.
 FIRST ACQUfTTAL OF THE TERM
 In the district court the case of the territory vs Albert Tribolet. indicted by the grand jury on the charge oi forgery, alleged to have been commit ted by the defendant. in issu'ng sn order on the Copper Queen store at Douglas, signing the name Of Mrs. Strickland thereto. The following jury was emranelled to try the case :: Elmer Crouch W D Jones, Thomas Smith, A F. C-omer, J l. Dugsrd, w H Marrs, $ K Wilson, II Warning. ton, J E Irwin, c B Clark. J ] McRea and C E Hicks.
 At o'clock last Il ght this jury re. turned verdict of not guilty. This was the first scqaittsl of the term. Attorney Cunningham appeared for the defense.
 JURORS EXCUSED
 RHazel Las been excused from ju'y duty for the balance of the term.
 Trial juror c A Bailey has been ex cused until june 6.
 Nels Lotgren was excused for the balance of the present term.
 All trial jurors not engaged in the Avon case this morning were excused by fudge Dosn ss follows; Jurors from Bisbee until Monday afternoon at l 30. allowing chem all opportunity to vote at the city election.
 Jurors from Douglas were excused until Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock. Douglas city election occurs on Mon day the 23rd.
 CHRIsTIASsoS PLEADS GUILTY
 John Christisnsen. rho was indict- ed for sssault with 6 deadly weapon, this m morning entered . plea of guilty, and wss sentenced bs the court to psy a fine of $50 or imprisonment for l5o days. The defendant was remanded to the custody Of the sheriff.
 NEVIS GETS THREE YEARS
 Luis Nevis, yesterday foand guilty by jury oi the crime of burglary, was this myrning sentspce6 by the court to term Of three years in the terri. torisl prison at Florence,
 AVON Is ACQUITTED
 Territory vs Francisco Avon, this case was called for trial this morning. Avon was charged with the crime of burglary alleged to have been commit. ted on Nsco road.
 The jury trying the case was ss fol- lows: c B Ulen, Geo A Walker, P A Lofgren, F Huckelby, Arnold Schmidt, L H Scsnlon, Wm Corbett, Bert Gemhle, wv Brown, L c Wilbur, c W Black and E H Reeves
 This afternoon the above jury re- turned verdict of not guilty. The defendant was represented by Daniel Mcfarland who succeeded in clearing his client and securing his liberty.
 CoRDovA IS SENTENCED
 Manuel Cordovs, sn old offender be- fore the court, was sentenced by the court, this afternoon, to serve term of four years in the territorial prison at Florence. Cordova was charged with burglary committed on Naco road.
 DEMURRERs ENTERED
 In the seven cases against P J Me- Cullougb, charging him ~ith present. ing Of false accounts, demurrere were to the indictments in each case. Case Of the territory vs Frank Hsib- es and P Mccullough. indicted for set for June 27 Territory vs Manuel Bustsmente, charged with aggravated ssssult, plead not guilty. Territory vs Ed Shipp, indicted Tor