Weekly journal-miner., 1911-05-10
COURT ADJOURNS IN MEMORY OF
 WILSON Sixteen True Bills Are Returned by Grand
 Jury NINE CASES DISMISSED AND SHERIFF SUPPLEMENTED
 FOR EFFICIENCY.
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 Memorial services in honor of the memory of the late Colonel J. F. Wilson, former Delegate to Congress, were held yesterday afternoon in the District Court. after which Judge Doe announced that as a further mark of respect, court would stand adjourned. During the ceremonies large number of friends of the de- ceased were present, and many beau -tiful tributes were extended the mem ory of this able attorney. Among those who delivered eulOgies were Judge Doe, Judge J. J. Hawkins, James Loy, R. E. Morrison, H. F. Ashurst, H. D. Ross, P. W. O'Sulli van, LeRoy Anderson, Paul Burks and Judge H. T. Andrews. Resolu- tions of respect, adopted by the Northern Arizona Bar Association, were ordered spread on the court records of the district. The Su- preme Court. which cOnvenes in Phoe- nix today, will also hold a memorial session in honor of the deceased at torney. and addresses will be made by many lawyers from all over Ari- zona.
 Judge Doe announced that District Court would stand adjourned until next Monday, in order that he might attend a brief session of the Supreme Court at Phoenix, which begins to- day.
 Report of Grand Jury.
 Prescott. Ariz.. May 9, 19lL To the Honorable Edward NJ. Doe,
 Judge, Fourth Judicial District,
 Territory of Arizona:
 Sir: We, the Grand Jurors for the May term of 1911, respectfully present a report of the work done by us under instructions from Your Honor. There have been presented for and have received our consideration. twenty-five alleged violations of Ter ritorial law Investigations thereof have led to the finding and handing in to this Court of sixteen true bills. Tn nine cases the charges were deem ed not sustained and were dismissed or ignored. Having no reason to believe that the County Jail and the several cOun- ty buildings were not in their usual condition, and understanding 1t to be Your HOnor's wish that the Grand Jury's work be brought to a con clusion at a specified time, it has not been possible to visit and inspect the places named. The Grand Jury begs to convey to Your Honor its appreciation of the assistance and advice it has received from you. We. as jurors, also take the greatest pleasure in expressing our obligation to the District At torney for his careful and able prep aration and presentation of the eases brought to our attention, whereby the work of the Grand Jury has been greatly facilitated. Also to the Sher- ifs office for efficient service rem dered All of which is respectfully sub mitted.
 M. B. HAZELTINE,
 Foreman. W. A. KENT. Clerk The following true bills were re turned during the three days delib- erations of the grand jury: Alexander o. Oaks, for murder. He shot and killed Georgia Brown in this city. Valley Rivers and J. W. Towns ley. cattle stealing from the range of J. w. Sullivan, near Seligman.
 J. Stanford, forgery. He is ae- cused of raising a S9 check to s9O. and having the same eashed by Chas. 'Coraes, at Cordes.
 Two indictments were returned against R. J. Meyers for forgery. The accused received over S125 from two merchants in this city on worthless checks. Meyers was captured in Louisiana after eluding the officers for several months and a few weeks ago developed insanity, when he was taken to the asylum at Phoenix. He is said to have recovered from his demented condition during the last three days, and will be brought to Prescott today by Sheriff Smith to stand trial
 Joe Cailes and Thomas Smith, bur glary and grand larceny, committed at Jerome.
 last January at Jerome. when the accused killed countryman.
 Bude Murieh, grand larceny. He IS accused of taking a watch and other iewelry from the person of a Mexican at Jerome.
 Augustine Vega and Cashmere Gar cia, assault with deadly weapons. Garcia attempted to stab Deputy Sheriff Bartlett of Ash Fork. and was shot in the head by that officer. Vega used a knife on a countryman at Jerome. seriously wounding his victim, who has since recovered
 Walter Sutton, burglary. Sutton is accused of entering the home of Mrs. Williamson in this city and taking valuable property during her absence.
 Joe Cailes and Thomas Smith were srraigned and each took the statutory time to plead. Cailes stated that his true name was Jose Hernandez, and