Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-12-09
CLARK CASE IS
SLATED F OR
DISMISSAL
E. S. CLARK PAYS $50 OF
S1OO ASSESSED IN SET
ELEMENT; BOONE TO BE
SENTENCED DEC. 9

S. and Neil c. Clark comes up in
the superior court probably today, the
county attorney will ask to have the
case dismissed as to both defendants,
E. s. Clark having paid the sum OF
| fifty dollars to the county attorney
yesterday, the amount OF fine assess
ed against him. There is also fine
OF fifty dollars standing against Neil
c. Clark which was not paid. 1t was
arranged, however, that if fifty dol
lars were paid, the case against both
would be dismissed 1t will be re-
membcrcd that these two men were
convicted OF battery on the person OF
Chas. Bolman some time since in a
sensational trial before a jury in the
court OF Judge McLanc, and that
they later took an appeal, the fine as
sesscd being fifty dollars each.
Boone Guilty.
Thomas J. Boone was arraigned
before Judge Smith in the superior
court yesterday morning and pleaded
guilty to the charge OF grand larceny
the date Of sentence being fixed for
December 9th. Boone was accused
Of holding up Mexican named Pc
iro Chavez at Scligman and robbing
i'm OF SlO0
Defendants Released.
In the case OF the Kay Copper
Company VS.. Wilson Foster ct al,
Judge Smith dismissed the suit as it
applied to Foster and the Aqua Fria
Milling Company, but held I. Nj.
/ Wampler, one OF the defendants, and
set the date for the trial OF the case
December 18th.
Probate Business.
| II. VI. Gibbes, administrator OF the
estate OF Peter New. was given per-
( mission to mortgage some OF the real
estate in his possession which be-
longs to the estate. New is the man
who committed suicide at the time
nc shot Carl Helm and Guy Bailey
near Jerome, in one OF the most
startling tragedies that has ever TAX
en- place in Yavapai county. He left
considerable property and Mr.. Gibbes
was appointed administrator OF the
estate soon after the killing.
Wants Administration Papers.
Fred Rcif yesterday filed a petit
ton in the superior court asking that
he be appointed as administrator OF
the estate OF John Gundall, who died
in Prescott December lst. The pc
tition alleges that deceased lett per
sonal property to the amount OF
about 81 100 and real estate worth
$1,000, being Prescott property To-
Gated on Gurley street. 1t also names
Mrs. Eva Gundall and her daughter,
both OF New York City, as sole heirs
to the estate. The daughter is 4
member OF the Order OF Notre Dame,
Catholic institution in New York,
and her name in this order is Maria
Bonita.
Confesses Judgment.
In the friendly damage suit against
TIE Consolidated Smelter Company,
Of Humboldt, filed by Mrs. Mary
Mcdonald as guardian OF Malcolm
Barrett. in which the plaintiff asked
Tor Judgment OF $4,000 and an addi-
tonal amount for medical attention
and hospital fees, the company con-
tossed judgment. This suit was filed
so as to give the guardian authority
to sign a release to the company,
which never contested the claim.
Barrett was permanently injured by
falling in an exposed shaft in the
mill OF the company at humboldt.
Suit Filed.
Suit was filed in the superior court
by William J. Mulvcnon and Charles
R. Wallace against Roland Aiosher
and Ida \. Mosher. his wife, Tor the
collection OF a promissory note OF
$500 and interest, secured by real
estate mortgage. The total amount
alleged to be due is $500 y. l.. Ham
mond is attorney for the plaintiffs.
Files Answer.
Edward Tucker. through his attor-
neys. Anderson & Lamson filed an
answer to Thomas {. Stone, who re
Gently fled suit against the plaintiff /
for the collection OF a note for $3.50 .
given as the purchase price OF two
mares. three COWS and two wagons.
The answer alleges that the defend
ant has ever been ready to pay such
note since it became due; that he OF
tered to pay it to the plaintiff in
person and afterward deposited the
money for payment in the Bank OF
Jerome, but that said plaintiff refused
to accept the money and demanded
the return Of the DrODcrtv DurChas-