Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-11-25
(From Sundays Daiiy.l
Splurge of Sensation.

From sundays Daify.I
Splurge of Sensation.
Yesterday J. Z. Russell and the
county attorney had some fun over
the case of the State VS.. James
Carney, the young man who is held
to answer to the crime of forgery
under the allegation that he raised
a check given by the Aubrey In
vestment Company from SOLO to
S1O0.l0 Russell, who was appoint
ed the other day to defend Carney
made a motion to discharge the
prisoner on the ground that more
than thirty days had elapsed after
the preliminary hearing before an
information had been filed. Russell
declared that this man must be
releascd-hc has been in jail illegally
long enough in reply to which
County Attorney O'Sullivan said, ''he
is in jail now and l will see to
it that he remains there" The
court postponed the matter for de-
termination until next Monday, and
as soon as the proceeding was over
the county attorney forestalled the
action OF the court by filing another
complaint against Carney before
Judge McLane and having the pris-
oner re-arrested.
Other Business.
The demurrers in the two cases
OF State VS.. Saratoga Gold Min
ing Company, heretofore argued,
were overruled.
The judgment heretofore ordered
in the case of the Brooklyn Ari-
IONA Mining Company VS.. +. Z.
Small was ordered vacated and set
aside on motion of the attorney for
the plaintiff
In the case OF Cora Suder VS..
Albert Heller ct al the demurrers
heretofore submitted by arguments
were overruled, the court stating
that it did not appear on the face
OF the complaint that the action
war barred by the statutes. Ten
days were allowed for the defendant
to file an answer.
The court empowered Mary Nc
Donald, guardian of the minor, Nal
colin Barrett, to accept the sum
OF $4,000 and doctor fees of $l,3SS
from the Arizona Smelling Com
pany as settlement OF the personal
injuries sustained by Barrett while
in the employment OF the company,
this amount having been rendered
by the company. The guardian was
required to give bond in the sum
OF $500 to qualify her to further
serve after this amount OF money
had come into her hands.
The estate OF Florence \. VII
liams was set for hearing December
I. and notice ordered published i'll
the matter as provided by law.
The case OF the State vs.. E. s.
and \. p. Clark was set for hearing
December 8. This is the battery
case recently appealed from the
court OF Judge McLane
The divorce case of Pearson vs..
Pearson was set for trial Novem-
Der %.
BY agreement OF attorneys, the
case OF the Rcdman Stockholders
vs.. {. c. Kcclcr was placed on the
calendar for hearing December e.
Attorney Norris moved to waive the
dcmurrors filed by the defendant,
which motion was granted.
The order heretofore made in the
case OF, Farmer Us. Cradle ct Il
was set aside and the date OF trial
fixed Tor December /.
Argument to vacate judgments in
the case OF Morrison vs.. the Sara
toga Gold Mining Company was
continued for further hearing. the
same action in the case of vaCat-
ing judgments in the Duncan vs..
the Brooklyn Arizona Mining Com
pany being taken.
When the session OF court ad-
journcd yesterday afternoon the
plaintiff in the case OF Barry vs..
the Owl Drug & Candy Company
had rested Further arguments on
law points are to be submitted to
the court by the defendant by No
venlber 18th and the plaintiff by
December 10th, the same to be in
the form OF briefs. This case in
wolves $3.50 and has been on the
court docket about two years