Tombstone epitaph., 1911-09-10
0oings In the
 District Court

courts was heli todsy py associase Ju.tice Fletcher NJ. Dosn to dispose of the folloSing legal matters which required immediate attention in both tribunals
 Upon the motion of Special Assis- tspt Attorney Kingan of Tucson the several csfes pending agsinst the Warren Ranch Company and Hovel A Smith ct al. were ordered dismiss- ed from Ire federal court civil docket, United States Attorney Joseph F.. Morrison stated ,his morning that he had disqualified himself AS prosecut- ing attorney in the cases owing to his personal az aintsnce with Hovsl A. Smith, and upon the recon mmends- tion of Chief Justice Kent, Attorney Kingan was appointed by the Attor- ney General oi the United States to prosecute the same, aud after looking into the different cases recommended that they be dismissed.
 This afternoon was set aside for the granting Of divorces and decrees were granted the plaintiffs in each csse:
 Ethel Hilton ys Lyle Hilton.
 J. W. Watkins vs Mary Watkins
 Viola Hawkins vs Frank HswkiDs.
 Maria $. Marsmon ys Miguel Mara. mon,
 Isabelle Raster vs Jackson Raster.
 Beatrice Sorsburg vs Byrd N. Sors- burg.
 Mary J Bruner ss Edward W. Bruner.
 Eva Saaranen vs Elias Sssrsnen. con tinued furthur evidence.
 Owing to the large volume of busi- ness which hss accumulated since the recess Of the district court was sn- nouncei several weeks since, it was found necessary by Judge Doan 10 hold court today, having adjourned last evening. to dispose of the many matters.
 The following business was trsus- acted in the local tribunal Of justice throughout the day.
 In the case of the Live Stock Ssni- ,sry Board vs Clinton e, uK.. a cits- ::ca e appear snd prove oTneTship 10 certsin herd of cattle -iesed by the inspector, the petition ot the livestock inspector wss presented to the court and the same demurred to by the de- tendaut, and overuled by the court Motion for ju gment on the petition was denied and leave granted by the cou.t to file an answer.
 In the above csse 6 jury wss de- msnded by the defendant and the court issued an order for special yen ire, and the sheriff's return showed the following names:
 August Baron. W .R King. W K Meade, A Wentworth, E NJ Hayes. c E F.edricbs, c L Cummings, Wm Lutley, Fred Reed, Sam Johnson. I i H Jones, J PeArce. Bert Macis. NJ TeliD, Slime Gallen, Harry Eckerman, c A Pick. Floyd Smith, \ Riley, John Rock, D Hickey, Joe Best Pete Eddy, Wm Ssundercock. The followins ju-y was selected to try the case:
 E NJ Hswes Bert Macis Slime Gslleu Fred Reed c LlCummings CA Fisk John J Pearce Floyd Smith c E Fredricxs w K King T H Jones Sam Johnson
 The case ;s occupying the attention Of the court this afternoon. Edgar H Reeves, adm. vs Laura NJ Blackledge, admrI, dismissed. Edna NJ. McGsvoricK vs Bisbe. Light & Power Go, debt; leave to in' tervere granted.
 City ot Bisbee vs J II Jscks. D. L Cunningham was entered AS associate cou nsel for the defense,
 Territory vs s s Kirkpatrick, bont was fixed at $500 or $250 each.
 Territory vs Dolly Dunbar, ord. wa, granted reducing bail.
 In the case of the Copper Once. Consolidated Mines Company vs Mar i. Bauer ct al, an order was entere' i setting aside c certain minute entr, upon the minute book.
 The divorce case of Mirtrue Adam vs Frank Adams was continued 10 furtbur evidence.
 In the case of the Los Angelo Truet & Savings Bank vs The Inter national Light and Power company the motion wac granted appointed IL. Powel! receiver for certain boo accounts of the defendant company and bie bond xas fixed at $20OO. In the federal court the account ( the United States Attorney was pre- sented and approved.
 In the matter of H. S. Wein, bsnl , rupt, sn order was granted hy ti i. court to che Consolidated NstionI 5 Bank of Tucson permitting that ir