Tombstone epitaph., 1911-04-30

l . ted in this tribunal during the day.
 JUVENILE COURT
 The county juvenile court was in session this morning to inquire into the matter of five Tombstone youths xho were sccused Of breaking into the Walker Ice Cream Psrlors on Allen street. After the court had made s diligent inquiry into the matter the boys were ordered to re. Iort every Saturday for 6 period oi one year to Judge James F Duncan and Chief of Police George Brsvin. and were further adyised by Judge Dosu that If any of them appeared l before bis court again he would have | them committed to the Industrisl School at Benson.
 FRIDAY When the district court conveoed for the day this morning, the deierd- ante, who were yesterday indicted were srr,igned be ore the bar to enter their pleas and esch took the ststu- tory time as provided by jaw to enter the came to the indictments iound against them. They will again be brought to court tomorrow morning. , Iu the case Of the territory ys Frsps MoIiusr. whose cs'e was yesterday ignored by the grand jury, and who was released on cash bond pending sn investigation of his case by that body CD the charge of hsrboring criminals in connection with the Msrinopi murder case st Bisbee, the court or- dered that the cssb be returned.
 The csse of Cook ys John s Merrill, et al an action for debt, vas today ordered dismissed from the civil docket for the want of prosecution. This case hes been hanging fire on the docket for several yesrs pact, te. ing carried over from one term to another,
 That the April seseion cf the court will l..t for about two and one half months, is evidenced from the setting Of the cases ou the civil docket come of which are to be tried during early part Of July.
 1h:s afternoon United State. Com. missioner A. L. Grow Deputy U. s. Marshal Will White and Deputy Clerk of the Court VI F Bogg. were assembled in the clerks office snd drew both the federal grand jury and trial jurors sho will serve at the com ing term of the United States court. The nsmes included in the liet are from both CJchise and Santa Cruz counties.
 The case of Thomas W E Winders ct al, vs the Copper Queen Cousolidst- ed Mining c-mpsnY, an action to quiet title and accounting, has bee n set for trial on July 10. This is a very important case and involves many valuable mining clsims now be ing op-rsted by the company in the Warren Mining District. The case Of U Flsnnigsn vs the BuIton-Smith company. wac ordered dismissed from the civil calendar on motion of the plaintiff. This wac an action for debt.
 A bench warrant was ordered issued by Judge Doan this morning in con. uection with case in which the grand jury yesterday found sa indict- meat, the defendant not being in custody and out on bond. A return on came is expected by tomorrow afternoon.
 The grand jury which has been in session since Monday noon, expect to return in open court by tomorrow afternoon its final report and tben adjourn Tor the term. This body | esterdsy considered 6 total of IA ca-'s, i;h is said to be 2 record breaker by the district astorney's oibce. J
 Henry Comiskey vs Josephine Coniskey; decree of divorce granted to the plaintiff.
 Wm Bottom vs Lena Bottom: decree Of divorce granted to the plsintiff.
 Martin D Donaldson vs Fannie Donaldson; action for divorce
 W R Henry SC appellee Douglas Hardware company vs Ohio Pottery and Glass company, appellee, appeal from justIcs court. Y Judgment in suit .Wm Blackburn. et al, debtors vs w A Brown, creditor ' 10 quiet title to certain mines io the ! rurquo SC Mining District; and costs.
 PROBATE COURT
 Estate of Dennis E Twomey, May 8 t 10 a. m. day bearing petition of John Twomey for letters of admio;s- ration. Estate of John Kowalski, order ,r- ' 'ointiog H A Morgan, A Josef ' and A A Nicholson sr. rsisers.
 Estate of William storteck, order ~