Tombstone epitaph., 1911-05-14
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LAkohNt ohaNA In the case of Florence Hutton vs William Hutton. an action for di- vorce, after hearing the evidence of several witnesses the court granted . decree of divorce to the plaintiff.
 JUVENILE COURT
 Another csee was brought to the at tentiou of Judge Doan in the county juvenile court this morning, entitled, Sarah Dockerty. an incorrigsble. Mrs Annie Docker,y. the mother oi the defendant, was the principal wit ness, and after hearing her testimony and inquiripg into the matter the court ordered that the defendant be committed to the industrial schcol st Benson.
 SET FOR TRIAL
 The following two csses are set for trial today:
 Reiugio Epcinos, indicted for the crime oi murder, alleged to have been committed at Hereford some two moths ago.
 Territory vs Claude Williams, ip- dicted for the crime of burglary.
 DRAWS TWO YEAs SENTENCE
 The fret matter taken up by the court this morning in the criminal line, wac the case Of the Territory vs Ansstscio Holguire, indicted by the grand jury for assault with intent to commit murder. On motion of the district attorney the court granted permission so She defendant 10 with draw his ples of not guilty to the ir- dictment charging assault with iu- tent to commit murder and instead entered plea of guilty to the charge of assault with desdly weapon, wheceupon Judge Dosn sentenced the prisoner to serve term of two years from dste in the territorial peoiten- tisry st Florence.
 THURSDAY
 The case oi Eliz. K Sneed vs John $ sneed, for divorce. which was partly tried CD Tuesday and held good,y ps-. .! the con,ts attention yesterday was taken under sdvsement yester. day afternoon by Judge Dosn to de- termipe the question of jurisdiction, and both sides were granted tsn days by the court ,n which to file briefs. The case involves considerable prop erty in the state oI Texas. Consider able documentary evidence wsa ir- troduced on both sides.
 CONTINUED FOR TERM
 The case of the Territory vs Frank Russell, indicted by the grand jury for illegal voting, was continued for the term by consent of both counsel for the prosecution and defence. The defendant is ont on bond.
 CASE DISMISSED
 The case of Ed Carlyon vs the Con- monweslth Mining compsny, sn sc- tion for injunction to discontinue the defendant company from trespsssing over certain mining claims oEned by tbe plaintiff now deceased, was order ed dismissed from the civil docket on motion of the counsel for the plsin- tiff
 ESCISos MURDER TRIAL
 The case of the territory vs Refugio Encioos. indicted on the charge of murder of Ricardo Garcia at Hereford several months ago, was this morn ing called for trial, and .be following jury was selected to try the case: G o Rhodes F Thompson Harry Smith PC Ward James Walker Sam Campbell John D Action William Corbett Herman Hemseth Jas R Riley Archie Chisholm Thomas L Taylor The jury in this case returned . verdict of guilty of murder in tbe ecCODu ucstcc. Ahte ic tuc AiliuS ss the outgrowth of dispute between 6 Msdero enthusiast and Disz sdvo cate.
 DIVORCE GRANTED
 The divorce case Of Anna M Hall vs Walter NJ Hall, both parties residents of Bisbee, was tried by Judge Dosn during the noon hour, and 6 decree Of divorce was awarded the plaintiff.
 PLEAD GUILTY
 In the case of the Territory vs Jesus Ortega and Guadalupe Martinez, jointly indicted for the crime of burg lary, the defendants were given per. mission to withdraw their pleas of not guilty and enter pleas of guilty. Judgment will be pron ounced by the court st nine o'clock tomorrow morn. ing.
 SET FOR TRIAL
 The case of Anna Mary Jones ys ThomAs Wallace Jones, an action for divoeoe, wac today set for trial by Judge Dosn on Monday, May l5.
 NOW ON TRIAL
 The case of the Territory vs Claude Wiliisms is on trial this afternoon, and . jury is now being empsnelIed 10 try the case. The oefsndsut is