Tombstone epitaph., 1911-05-28
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The case of tbe Bank Of Bishee vs Levi. Hunt, sn action for debt and attachment, was ordered dismissed upon motion of the plaintiff. The case of Walter H. Fulps. ys The National Casualty company. an action for debt the same was tried this morning and judgment ordered entered by tte court in favor of the plaintiff.
 Territorial Trial Juror Paul Murphy was excused from further jury service for the balance Of the April court term.
 THURSDAY
 The first matter taken up iu the federal court this morning was the case of the United States vs William Kluting, who was jointly indicted with Fred Ferguson and Albert Capt by the last federal grand jury for the crime of receiving and concesling smugeled property.
 The defendant vas granted seyer- snce by the court and will be tried first. The indictments found against the defendants charge. them with knowingly receiving, concesling and facilitating the transportation of merchandise, described as three mules and two horses, subject to the pay ment Of duties, knowing the same 0 have been irsudulently imported iuto the Uuited States.
 The defendants, II will be remem- ] bered. were pursued by the county rangers at Nsco sometime ago, sDd before they were captured gave fight 10 the officers in which many shots were fired.
 The case sgsinst William Klutir s was again continued st 80 this s'ter, noon when the court convened after the noon recess until four o'clock s. ~hich time several msterisl witnesses are expected to arrive from Nsco in behalf Of the defense, although the | .. Attorney moved the court ths, said witnesses be summoned immedi- stely and brought to Tombstone wis automobile, the expense 10 be borne by the government, it being the in. tention Jf the U. s. Attorney t. dispose of the case st this session o the federal court snd avoid contin- asncc ]: possible.
 RECEIVES SENTENCE
 Tn the case of the United States V: BadsEOn Stricovich, who was yester. day tried sud convicted by jury fol the grand larceny of 6 postsl money order st the Bisoee postoffice, ~a. this morning sentepced by Judge DoaD 10 6 term of five mouths it the county jail and fine of sI00.
 APPEALS DISMISSED
 The court granted motions in sever. al civil csses this morning to dismiss appeals which had been taken from the district court, and further excused JIG Rsub, federal juror, from furthe. service during the term Of the United States court.
 MANY CASES FILED
 So far this month there have been filed in the district court tweuty-fy civil cases which have been entered upon the docket. This makes at the rate Of of one caee for each day dur ing the present month. | FRIDAY
 The case Of the government vs:Wil- liam Kluting, was fnslly called for trial yesterday afternoon at o'clock when jury was eHpsnelled to hear the testimony. About 5 o'clock the [. s. Attorney moved the court that s night session be had, which was granted and at 7:30 the csse went to trial Evidence was taken in behalf of the prosecution until about l0:30, when the jury was put in charge of cour. bsi fife and adjournment taken until g o'clock this morning, when the case wss resumed.
 The following jury was selected to sit in judgment upon the csse:- W Mcguire George Kelly John Pesrce John Korp H s Ford Mark Lully F c Ward JW Butler John Norton Sam Roberts F II Hswes James Harrison
 The case was again resumed after the noon recess, the prosecution hay ing but one witness yet to examine, while the defense is expected to take up the balance Of the afternoon se.- sion in putting in it's evidence, which , will make it absolutely nece .ssry to hold 6 night session again this even- ing to complete the csse. The case Of Bessie Terperiag vs Carl D Terpering, an action for di- vorce, wac tried during the noon hour | and judgment was granted to the plaintiff and decree of divorce ordered I prepsrei.
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