Tombstone epitaph., 1911-06-18

for the crime of conspiracy, was dis missed from the criminal docket | There still remain upon the docket sgainst Pat Mccullough twelve io iictments charging embezzlemept, agreeing to accept bribe, and present ing false accounts.
 Since the frs, of the month thers have teen placed upon the civil regis ter oi sctiou ID the office of the clerk of the district court total of nine teen civil cases oi which seven gre sctions for divorce.
 The fret matter taken up in tie district court Thursdsy wac for the purpose of receiving the verdict in the case of Rynerson vs the First National Bank of Douglas for dsmsg- es in the cum of s40OO, the case hsv- ing been on trial through the entire day yesterday. Instead ot verdict, the foreman Of the jury announced that it was impossible to arrive at verdict in the case. wbereupon the jury was discharged from further con- alteration of the case. after being out for twenty nine hours.
 The next business taken up was so- other jury case entitled the Dicus Plum bing company vs the Bisbee EI- tension Mining company, an action for debt, and after calling 20 jurors into the OK, the following veniremen were finally selected to try the csse:- Thomas Lsugstou F $ Sampson W R Henry John D Action Wm Goodman Archie Chisholm W H Msrrs John H Kane James Walker Jsmes McHugh K " Keeler Thoe Smith.
 The jury in this case this afternoon returned 8 verdict in favor of the plaintiff for s7s65O.
 Territorial Trial Juror NJ F Cssten. sda was excused by Judge Doan from further jury service for the balance o! the April court term.
 In the case of Ella Berd Berry vs Fred H Berry, an action for divorce after sufficient testimony had been introduced and heard by the court. a decree of divorce WAS granted 10 the plaintiff,
 in the csse of U fl w.dieish V. 4. M. Corona ct al, sn action for debt, s default was entered by the court and judgment was granted to she plaintiff.
 A demurrer was presented in the court and sustsined in behalf of the attorneys for the defendant in the case Of John Nepote ct al, vs John Lopisich ct al. an action for damages.
 FRIDAY
 An evening session occupied the ct. ten.ion of Judge Dosn and the officers last evening to conclude the taking of evidence in the case of John Gleeson vs Howard, an action for deb, alleged 10 have been contracted by the defendant ID the cum of S792 0l the sad amount being a balance still owing the plaintiff for merchandise furnished.
 The entire afternoon session wss taken up in the introduction of testi- mony by 5both sides, the following jury having been selected Ito try the csse:-
 E Rsgsdsle Ike Lsnders
 John A Stone Thomas F York Nels Okerstrom William Railing. Hal Smith Sam Campbell Harry Eckermsn James B Riley George D Eby William Hughes
 The case was finally given to the jury about ten o'clock last night. and after having delibersted for about ten minutes, returned into open court their verdict. finding for the plaintiff the cum of $792 Ol with interest at the rate oi 6 per cent from March 1st, 1908, to date.
 h the case of D L Carter, vs W. T. Williams, ct al, an action for damages a demurrer to the plaintiffs com- plsint ~as presented by the counsel for the defendant and argued by both sides, and the same vss sustained and leave vas granted the plaintiff by the court to smend his complaint.
 The case of P. B Soto, ss trustee, vs | the Drscoon Copper Mining and company, for debt. was next brought to the attention of the court. After certain exhibits had been filed by the plaintiff and certain notes ip. troduced in evidence. it was ordered that judgment be entered in behalf l of the plaintiff.
 Judgment was also grauted in be half of the plaintiff i'd the case of H Bropby vs Andrew Holden l st sl, sn action for debt.
 In the case of W W Poiudexter ys the Fl Paso & Southwestern Railroad company, an appeal from the justice ,ourt a deonurrar vas preaaotod h,