Arizona republican., 1913-04-29
STEWART FACES JUDGE
MORROW ON LIFE TRIAL
Accused Murderer Arraigned; his hon
:. or Leaves May Is but viii Try to
Clear Criminal Calendar.

:. or Leaves May 16 but viii Try to
Clear Criminal Calendar.
Two deputies brought William Stew
art the accused murderer to Phoenix
yesterday morning and deposited him
in the custody of the United states
marshal. His arrival from the Atlanta
penitentiary was followed almost i'm
mcdiately by his arraignment on the
murder charge before Judge William
w. Morrow in federal court and he
was remanded to the county Jail to
wait his trial
At nine fifteen yesterday the defen-
dant was brought into town and at
nine thirty he had gone through the
swift process OF arrangement and had
had his trial for his life set tentatively
for Monday May ). Benton Dick was
the court appointce as his counsel
Stewart viii plead this morning.
Nine o'clock is the hour set. on all
jury days hereafter Judge Morrow will
convene court at nine and at nine
thirty on non-jury days. There was
gossip of a possible night session about
sires to conclude all the criminal and
as many civil cases as possible by the
sixteenth for he is due in San Fran
cisco for 4 sitting of the circuit court
of appeals on May 20. He leaves on
May Is whether the calendar is cleared
or not. Stewards trial will ne with
that of the Alexander case the most
interesting feature of the term.
DefauIting Jurors.
JT. Hughes and Matt Cavness were
not present at jury cali yesterday and
were declared defautnE They must
appear and give good excuses or be in
contempt OF court-With all the awful
penalties that state involves.
Whew! S Hot!
\ dozen people Were chuckad out of
the court room yesterday for appearing
without their coats The rules of this
term of the u. : court were made
where the balmy warmth of PhoeniXs
April air did not enter, and the result
was that a number of unintcntional Of
tenders against the dignity of the trib-
unal had to leave or provide them
selves with the necessary and seemly
nouucing from the bench that he would
leave Phoenix on May 16, Judge Nor
row gave as the reason an important
session Of his own proper court back
home. In leaving at that time, his hon
or Will avoid the coatless weather that's
coming.
Admits Attorneys.
Judge Morrow on motion Of L. S.
Attorney II +. Morrison admitted to
practice ] j Hawkins and J. Ralph
Taschor Of Prescott
Cluff Arraigned.
Frank q Club, the Mesa druggist,
who was indicted on "A charge of hay
ing emptied bottles Of spirit without
having removed and destroyed the rev
enue stamp was arraigned yesterday
ana his case was passed until this
morning.
Francisco Figuerroa was arraigned
and said he desired no counsel A
number of the first cases on the calen-
dar none Of them involving important
points were passed on motion Of the
district attorney.
About that Whiskey.
clerk, Allen james yesterday. Mr.
Jayncs. | cntrust these exhibits Of
whiskoy to your keeping From what
the witnesses have said it is not good
whiskcy. otherwise ! would have had
some doubts about putting it in your
care Note-this was not entered in
| the court records. 1t was an aside to
Mr.. JayncS alone. but he considered il
| too good to confina to his own fun de-
partmont Mr. Jaynes office is lit
| tered with official documents. They
| are strung about everywhere except
where battles and jugs and TASKS OF
| various sorts Of red eye are stacked
| Another notc-ThiS said red eye was
| brought in as evidence, being samples
| of what Poor 10 gets handed him by
! the traffickcrs in the cup that cheers
| The packages bear no revenue stamps
| but are all marked with the hicroply-
phicS that distinguish court exhibits.
TIE Petit Jury Panel.
Thomas A. Armstrong, G. A. Black
| s. s Badger. y. Brinkcrhoff Dennis
| Burke Jesse Il. Grain. T.. w. Clayton
]. T. Coleman, Henry Chambers. II. f
| DeWinton Isaac Dana. John Eagar. w
p. Field. VIM. Waukncr Milton Fair
! lee, J. owen Freeman. Phi. F'rcudenthaI
Richard Farrell. w. G. Gruninger
James T George, T. A. Hughes, II
! J. Hanson. Rufus HalSey. O. L. Hart
Everett Hanna, J. l.. Hancock, j. p
| IVY, T. T.. Jack. C. +. Linn. G.. +,
| Meany. e II. Meek. J. r. diversion A. J
Palmer, II Pepper. T. a. Rickel Alvin