Tombstone epitaph., 1911-06-25
Doings In the
 District Court
MONDAY

Aquiet day was recorded in the district court throughout the entire day, and the following matters were disposed of:
 The case of Charles Bowman ys Paul B Warnekros, involving commis- sion ou mining property In the Tur- quoise mining district, wac continued for the term by agreement of counsel. Judgment wss grsLted to the plsin' tiff in the case of W A Cummings vs T F Gilbsne, sn action for debt Counsel Tor the defendant filed 6 mo. tion for c res trisl.
 In the csse of N E Bixler vs H. c. Spsrke, an appeal case from the ius- tice court Of D 1uglas, judgment was granted to the plaintiff against Seldon Otiey and the bopdsmen.
 In the csse of John Slaughter vs Lee Ramsey, to quiet title, an order wes issued by Judge Doan. citing the defendant Ramsey to appear iO court on Ihureday, June Zz-
 The last matter besrd by the court was the case of the Arizona Meat company vs Willis n A Russel, ct ux, SD action for debt, judgment was en. tered in favor of the plaintiff.
 TUESDAY
 Court today was occupied in hear ing the csse of Castens admins. trstor vs Ross. involving quiet title 10 come property in Benson. Several demurrere were presented and legal phases of the questions involved are gued at length. The matter is under consideration.
 The motion for new trial in the case Wilson vs the First National Bank ol Douglas asked for by the defendant was denied.
 The case of August Teller vs the Royal Guard Mines company wac set for July II.
 WEDNESDAY
 ME Cssteneds, adm ys H Ross psrti.lly heard yesterday, wac con- tinued for the term.
 Joseph Troylio vs T P Cowsp; R \ French withdrew ss counsel for the pisintir.
 Thos Sheddin vs G Smith ct al case dismissed each side paying costs. E E Towner ct al vs Thos Snecdin ct al, quiet title. set for Oct. 24
 Sophia Edwsrds vs Jackson Ed wards. decree of divorce granted.
 NJ Brown vs Dan Angnis, judg. ment granted plaintiff.
 John Hsgsn vs Samuel Itule, an appeal from the justice cour. ct Bisbee Gaze dismissed.
 THURSDAY,
 The following business was disposed of in the district court today:
 The csee of William Cogsn vs sthe Fl Psso & Southwestern Railroad company, injunction proceedings, was dismissed on motion of tue de- fendsnt for want of prosecution.
 The case of Csrretro V. Jose Rinsldo, appeal from the justice court. was dismissed CD motion Of the de- fendsnr at the plaintiffs cost.
 In the case of c 4 Overlook vs M J Soto, ct ux. CD action for debt, judg- ment wss granted to the plaintiff. The case of T o Phillipsv vs Hovsi A Smith. ct al, to quiet title. was order. cd dismissed co motion oi the defend- ant fer want of prosecution.
 The case of Thomss Pid we'll vs T E. Wilson, an action for damages. was ordered dismissed on joint motion of both counsel for the plaintiff and defendant.
 The case of Jsmes Heron vs George N Land. ct al, injunction proceedings was continned for trial until July IA. The case of Raper Hogue vs John Wood. ct d. for accounting. wee or dered dismissed.
 FRIDAY
 A quiet day was had in court today Case of Lsrrieu vs Shipmsn, . stip- ulation wss filed that the defendant pay $as and costs by July 10, in de- fault of which case be set for July IA. Juan Pedro Csmou us Starks Sur dam. judgment for plaintiff. Elizs K Sneed vs John 6 Sneed judgment entered for plaintiff. Troylio VI Cowan, quiet title, jude- ment for plaintiff.