Tombstone epitaph., 1911-05-07
Doings In the
 District Court
MONDAY

tAl prisOn at florence:- Raieal Ochos, burglary, one year from date.
 Arthur Moran, burglary. one year snd time allowed fl more than sixty | days served in county jail.
 Victor Rosss, burglary. one year from date.
 The following prisoners this after noon entered pleas of guilty to the indictments found against them and will be sentenced tomorrow morning at g o'clock:-
 B Bouldeu. forgery.
 Pedro Ramos, assault.
 Joaquin Mesa. grand larceny.
 During the month of April there were filed in the office of the clerk of the district court, total of thirty new civil cases, making an average of one for each dsy, showing an in- crease oi seven cases over the mouth of March.
 On Next Monday. May sth. the various petitioners for naturalization papers will be given 8 hearing in the United States court. About twelve applicants are expected to be present from Douglas spd Bisbee.
 The last case to be set for trial is that of the Territory vs George Mar Tor, on the charge of murder alleged to have been committed in this coun- ty in the vicinity of Douglas about eight years ago. The case was set for June Is. The reason for the late setting is becsuee of the fact that the witnesses for both sides are scat tered and it will take all of month and half to get them assem- bied ID Tombstone for the trial of the case. The case of the Territory vs Frank Barrow, accused of criminal assault, was set for tr;a! CD May 20. This case vas tried last year and the de- iepdant sentenced to twenty five years, and appeal taken to the su- preme court, which remanded the s.rse back !c- ee~ trial,
 The Mccullough cases were set for trial on May 20.
 yune Y has been tsc, the hearing of motions on sll appeal cases.
 Judge Dosn will leave tomorros for Phoenix, where he goes 10 attend the spring session of the territorial supreme court. The session will last but two days during which time only decisions will be handed down by that tribunal.
 TUESDAY
 The following matters were dis- posed of during todsy's session of the district court:-
 The following criminal cases were set for trial on the crimiDsl docket:- Fred Hickory, rape, May ls.
 Isaac Goiorth, murder, May IS. Ansstscio Holguire, ssssult, May 9. Jose Valencia, grand larceny May r.
 Bstists Marinoni, murder. May Is IT Boyle, assault. May 20.
 Bernardo Medina, asssult, May l9. Romaiae BsIlestero, assault, May 20.
 Jesus ortega and Guadalupe Mar tines. burglary, Maj v.
 Will Cooper, grand larceny. May 9 Fiorencis Nasseiss, burglary Msy Sth.
 Refugio Encinos. murder, May 10. E Henry, Murphy, murder. May l3. George Msrlor, murder. June l6. James B. Nesle, ssssult. May 20. The following appeal csses have been set for trial on June 17:- SIX Williams.
 NM Petty.
 Jsmes Dye.
 Martin O'Hare.
 The following criminal csses were dismissed from the criminal docket for various ressons upon the motion of the district sttorney:-
 G R Casey, asssult. Morris Fletcher, appeal from justice court. BA Tay Tor, issuing store order un. redeemsble ct face value. AG Gnstz, fraud. CH Armstrong. forgery. e 0uats. obtsinipg money under ialse pretenses.
 The following prisoners were ar' rsiRned and plead not guilty to the indictments found agsinst tbem:- Isaac Gofroth, murder.
 Ansstscio Holguire, ssssult. Jose vslsncis grand larceny. IT Boyis. assault.
 Bernardo Medina, assault. , Jesus Ortega aud Guadalupe Mar. tinss. burglary.
 Will Cooper. grand larceny. Floreucis Narrisgs. burglary. Bsoch warraess were ordered itsued his morning by Judge Dosp in two
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