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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-23

lAsndan ADfH "a tss20 h m lht
csttmale,l NaDf Isl Nc4MaN piWpeAN
in tsfcat isltafe noW in the tiisio,iN
ot tho pai,Nt trustee Naa gwen iN tht
hovse 81 eeiNmhby this afterNooh as
ia the neien nhoihood ~ fShe0o 600.
Ru&sel iSsa who. oh behalf 81 TIE
beard 81 trade cave ,hsse haeres ~
resfNNse &c question N@M l.arA
Nceeslot,h assured tac sNeaiaNtf that
these eer0aH assets Wlh Ne available
Tor such dissoai - seems rroNer ~
Inc voneluv,au IS l,gsoe
tAgd ilefeacs,ls sNaststioh was
that Establishment ownMa MNeetN 81
UcfManN snnuid re,oup 0Ut M 'hi.
pmd and ,hAt NoNa daiN th0hm b.
confiscated fol tNvtN british Wticef
shown ~ treatment whie q prisoner
IA Germany
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-23
LONG STRAIN IN
WITNESS STAND
ENHAUSTS GIRL
Miss SorkiH Continues Tesll
moay Against Charles 6.
Sebastian Of Los An-
geIos

Cos Angeles, AprH Miss ldith
serKin hicf witness faf THO stite be-
came exhausted on the Witness stand
tbd4y afihr tesiifying Tor honrg IN the
eaan against Charles lg Sebastian md
Wfa intn pratt her h8lf-elster
eh8rne8 With couttihntine t0 her de-
hnrtfute Counsel for hc stnte obs
talned adlournmenf Of court two
hbufs fufller than usual
IL Was ialed late today ihat Mayor
Henry Rose ~ los Angeles Womd ap
reaf s witness for ne defense Hs
wguid Nfs pralfs husband Sebas
ti4u uf Rose atp candidates for
mayorally nomination To- tue municie
f#l pfmaflce ~ BE- held May
FORMER Mator George Alexander aud
other officials tiso rave heeu sub-
poeuaed FOR he aefeue.
Miss serkln testified today that
Mrs prnit vented Der q IGN pa
eat mNlng she haa nesel seen her
haifaister and Sehasiian together,
aud chat ha refused
She also testified about scenes IN q
room next door 81 the central palice
tati0n which the ufaAseniian calls
the temptation room.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-23
k,istn withtiM VISITS
fltNNE iN AsN,E


oent,a, AbHi ne ,tm fntis eti5
N ml Emrerm Wiillan dn'ins thr
msi ftW aas has bten visiting ino
,iefNihh Mtilt YnWt in Aimce Nrnf
Nueihhne,N. his Maitstt NvirweA thr
pfnsslAn guard NhMh fanpN ~ Hart
mans WeNeihorf Ahd fibM cplmat
W. visited thn iurehts ia ihe Nbswt
moHNlaMs. At sisasshnfa ihs em
ratuf ni6mnua raloNti Reuter- 81
DAherN iAMt Is the iaNk oi ina86t
sehetnl
1ha emperor hcM Md forrrlibus nnd
the neWsiarais we've rihMmtd ffnn'
mpNiinnnF the movements ~ ihe I'm
NttiAl rattN
hAlns arriving AZ pasei ftbm gef
ihph, slnrs ,tssefhag afe mant houfs
htt rtenph htiatHfs hnvf seii0msls
damaeed the maih ialitdad Nne neas
strasahNtR
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-23
HENRY B(EGEt 70 BE
DEP0RTED FROM ENGL AND

L0nd0n April 81 t5IOB . ~
Henry Biegel Of New York. known
aleo ns Doe Bioga will be depvfted
TO The United states next saturday as
On undesirable alien. under Tie de-
fenee Of the return act ijieeel WIS
arrested curly IN tbe war FOR future
70 register as az alien enemy was
then believed that Bleeel was d
German but he pleaded American
citizenship. American officials irs
yestigated ana found that while born
IN Germany, tiekel WAS subsequently,
nauralized 81 Baltimore,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-23
GERMAN PRESS
CR|TICIZES REPLY
OF PRESIDENT
Letter to Ambassador on Nou-
lfalIly Is Denounced and No
Assistance From America
After Wat Is Desired,

81 euhii'+a t1tAHf' ssHciHt ittHtit eiaei
Amsterdam ftinihhal Aptii as
Commenting en The address nf htpsl
dent Wilson az the luncheon 81 tie
Associated i'ipse IN New fufh Ann
80l the NossiHghe aplihnB If bntlin
says
We dnnla believe M the iheilna
tlon Of The united States after The
war ~ plaf The rolls Us whiph iifesis
dent Wilson refers. nampiF 10 pre-
pate hssislahrp rUf 10th balilaptpii
parties. II the Americans. dufihe lha
waf. had acted ln accordance with
tho principle Uf assistance "a neither
side. The pufyetuth of afns and am
muutiuu ip adtptsHfips cannot ~ 1f
a sudden nteiena Is he the impartial
friend Vt ~ ipilieetpnls ~ thH neso-
tlniiBhs ~ the conclusion ~ Tie
Wnf.r
The L6kH Ahaeieat sats
"rtesidenl Wilson Is hehnle mis-
tnker II hn ifhaeihes Ills sDfl " upd
IttatiiY viii bp aekhDN ledehd aud
valued lt the hellleptehls as fsif
play. u Is Uuhbssibie fhf 9efmang
land her allies t0 esteem hs 2 sigh ~
self control ohersided patronage hg
the continued fbletaildh ~ m8st
Iekienslte supply ~ arms. combined
with huihbie endurance of ail hne
iish oppression II neutral commerce
50 faf as Germany IS concerned
President WiisBn HeAd not ifbHlle
about prapqtallohs fef heip after the
var
The cologne Gazette sags
"hs philosophical ara academic
Thesis pfesiaant Wilson'S Jews may
have taluo. btit III the liebl If the
saneuinatg experience through Hhieh
IEat6pe is passlne. they s9HHa slb5st
like mefkerH At ieast IN getnaHv
.this is fhe reception thsl VIII he
given ibe promise that after the war
AmHiNa wiii lend Hhf support ~
both beiiisefAhis Aftef Supporting
.GFeat tftain ahd her allies d8fne
the pbt Hself With cannon 8hd tifles
IaBd thie 81 aHeeti1elg fhsf phhiN
opinion ~ Germany il accustomed NJ
|sae in 4mefNs ah aliy Of CIR enc
mics"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-23
SiaipptNN BtiwffN hS,sAANN
ANN tNWitNND sSNlt4'ta,

Amsterdam. ArA R9 t,1a tondoYt
Ys0 D. ms fht Wil1wmr ofn,1hl
iaitmsht wah fanhd WdaN in hchhlt
"a fht rtiiish ao,trnrnrnt
"An shinp.nf hotWnrN iihhnN1 ans
tht Nhttd Ninadom s. sthrptd i6r
iht tine hfihr NO shiNs wiN haNt
the tnliya itinedoin for iioiMnd attFi
todAV ihtst Ships froh ndlmnn VIII
noi bo adNNttea rs tht NnHtd Nins
doN Autf uhdaA
'it rs hoNeh shortly iA ftsUiNc limit
IA rAref ANA bsnsnpcN uhuic sne
itial hriAhspiNrh,s hhNA hseh had,
50 We f8hs'0t AZ mtils
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-23
RFPORfs REpBIsE
or RUSSIAN ATTACKS

Vienna Anril ~ fvia London. 1910
h N rhe following official com
nrunicauon was isHead tonight
ln Russian poand and western
.Gascia solated arallert engagements
are reported
H0n fne CarBptnlan fr0nf fresh ot
Tracks aHanst our positions on both
sides of ne Czsole pass wcrs fepuisef
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-23
D. A. R. CONGRESS
COMPLETES WORK
AND ADJ0URNS

Ief 8o99771 f'FFfEf fFftIft lffeso W.
Washfh9f6rs Alffil 15 H'Actoh
excltenens snnided 81 tae Wehtg
f8afth tabtHeAfaf eon3ghss of fae
Bsaehfers of Ne sHNreah Reveft
fE6n e6dag 8hd fac CONGRESS devoted
eAfee eSteHSe4 sessfoAx fo todtte
4asi8ess nclh6inx repoata ~ state
feeehfs aAd committees
The aARoufacen1ent ~ Mfs George
rbafcher ffaeraseV 81 KAhsas who
vas 6efeafe6 f6r Rresjdenf 2enersl
Yesterday by Nfs WiliiahY tdniMing
story fsat slse 'rebld ssajh be oai-
4i6afe hess eeaf SAs e4e Only po
Hfca 6epeiops6ent sf the 6sAv
Tne congress VIII adionFn on Sat
hrdaV.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-23

fnAaa4oils. Ill. April a2 Rebbe9s
Who dynsnalfed ese posfoffice Safe es
capped eodag after 4 baffle ~ien eae
polsce n Mann sffeef n when 4 f0eitf
IslGe ~ sisofs we're flT'ld Nlthosse AZ
and $900 Ia money
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-23

saHtu Fe April s2 rhe ilHal etap-
ter Was written today in the famous
sro0m ii bribery case shea Sheriff
CioM0n took jose + Lucero of taim-
berton. RIO Arriba county. % the pen-
itentisry 81 serve his term ef one year
10 eighteen months tor soliciting 4
9ri0e whilN he was q member Of the
arsl state legislature that elected the
ffst Gnited states senators,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-23
EIGHT BODIES ARE
TAKEN FROM DEBRIS

tsy seeniea JOURNAL zrkeist Iskssp wsrxi
Birmingham Ala. April 22.~~ Eieht
bodies mad been taken tonight from
The debris Of the two retail stores
wrecked YESTERDAY Resuuers eontin-
ted 10 seareh for three persons miss
Ing sinee the collapse Most Of the
twenty injured were reported doing
well tonight.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-23

Wsshaeiah hbHf ~ AthfHeg
gehefBi @fee6fg has fe6dAfed FRI
apiNfhh iy tAe wsr abImftHfsHi eah-
ser8ne he closing VI ne faba8a tit
hai u Jf'isf@ 0wheH sHips @hNh
virtually f6as to he ia6bef8fve lh8t
section ~ tnA AsaYl ace f6fW49ihg
passaee p sueh vessels
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-23
BOAlBARBMENT on TURK
FORTS CONTINUES

patls, Anril a2 tlfs50 . MIA
dispateh % he 1Iavas agency trom
Athens says that the helnbardment 81
Turkish positions on the GHllpon pc
ninsuta continues Without internp-
ton
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-23

peyment nf mmcg tn Vpiauns offi-
ehls tui doing various thinGs The
l'epenu ~ the c0nmi5fcc was made in.
a@1
gcpHa Scm~s tsnincs
ono sxrtfgi WAS f1iihe uaosi c0h-
spicuous beneficiary OF GRAFT, pubfie
fNtraNuganre md raidihe al tho n0-
nicinal tiiensiug wc find froYn the eat
ecnct t0 bt WlMam Eafpes himself
~ lhe owner cf the naiolts of the
stoek of the journal COMPANY ao@l
much more lhah the rnaloritS. Of las
siock be owned Re refused te Disclose
The Mrfph7s- Barnes consFiHaeAs
was also mentioned ir the ARTICLES
after lhr ARTICLES were rcad. Colonel
Roosevelt resumed the Stand, Tn ne.
ply to questions nv MT Bo~ors ne
ssias
3 received q lfdtfd from Mir Barnes
ahpAl the stale pflhtmg hoast aiaeg
had recommended tha4 one De es-
tahlishca. Mr Baracs called apon
me later and said that sach a prlnte
ing house would be IN hpe with So
cialstic propaganda wh2eh woaia Ne
te1ierc VITA enterprise AZ private
business
Colones RooaeneA aheH explained
how Me gave out the Offending state
mint
picsatcs stasnmcns for Press
"A dictated the statement sna gave
il te MT. McGr@th, my sccfvtatN ANA
told him H. save u e. newspaper cor
respondents al oyster Bay, ] desired
the statement 10 he published IN foA
throughout New York state | bee
licved 4 would receive sonao pUhliciis
outside tho state
II wanted 10 rcach the voters.
knew 81 no other means except The
newspapers
This cfoss-cxanination them llceaN
Mr Wins began ny asking Colonel
Roosevelt about his early aitc,
Dad yoa ever siadS The eoNsiltN'
tiope@
Il did while ! was studying Law IN
Columbia university. Later, however
! became an author"
Have YOU always been an author
Il have been a naturalist. an author
and public official, Sometimes
have followed all three pursuits sim
pltSncously.
Ths crowd in the coor, roon
laughed.
What district were you elected 1,
the assembly 'front.'
The twcny-firSt
Mr.. Hesse. BOSS was the leader
wasn't hes''
Yes; We beat licssc," replied ths
colonel with smile.
Mr lVins WAS sitting IN a chair ut.
revtly In front of the witness stand
when you read the constitution ol
the state did you see anything about
eligibility FOR govcrnorship
II don't remember. : guess ! did
What committees we're YOU un IN
the assembly,"
II was on committee which IN
1884 Investigated certain offices In
New York"
THAT was during the second yeal
in the legislature. wasn't IT."
oh no. think
MIR WINS interrupted The answer
He said
u want answers, Mr. Roosevelt. moi
suggestions"
oDid you investigate the depart
ment OF public wurxs2"
Yes, but the Investigation was re,
sented and we stopped"
"As chairman of that investigation
did you become familiar with the
methods Of conducting Legislative in
Yesiigationsg
Il became familiar With the man
ner In which I conducted them"
! DO you know Il has been the Gus
tom OF legislative committees TO con
duct eNparte investigations2
Some have done so MY commit
tees always tried to do Justice to botl
sides"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-23

fin0H Is turkeys most aouihwrstef,
~ poi on ife Aegean sea 4 lies iusi
to TIE east of the new boundary iife
between Turkey and RBlgaria and is
twelves miles southeast of Dedegatch,
Rulgaria.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-23
LAND FORCE
AT TURKISH PORT

INT HUWNIN1 l0UHNNL aFHVINt ttfNNh HFFFF
fOnduu. Aprii - fs;5D a. m.)--~
Thu Daily Maiiis sofla correspondent
hi dispieh dated Tuesday, says
rneisives from Enos say that fol-
towing homhardment rs the allies
The British laHacd q force At Enos
ana. .liie rtfkish o0nmaudunt ordered
an etBcuaiion 81 the port
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-23

fy4d Van bay eaxes fa oyster Fay
far fhe * wears after th&s
.sf aVea there or II Washington
elDf4 Foa pay Any personal taSes ~.
oyster Bay
~pv memory is tRae ( ala
sTpa qes4 rersens5ef waen yea Slc
aae n,4Q personal taxes ia Oyster
FAY
ives e.sia eheTM 10 View Y6rk
wsgte m2s police commissioner
spfa.w asng were gou pciies coiis~
snsSsi8Hers
~ Vas sa eiss eelioe foree for f~e
yieaf8
.Tn.x paaq know when y0u loinep
~-x<.<~<a~s~<-~ ><~s~e~S<-<s~~s~a~l~s-s~<
Ceanfiaaed en Rass fwos3
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-23


"Did you investigate the office of
the sheriff of New York 2"
yes. and ! employed as our uttOr.
ney a man incapable OF doing Injustice
to any man.
did the sheriff ever give any cyi-
dence IN his own behalf during your
investigations
Il can't Just remember II has
been many years ago. remember
witnesses appeared on behalf Of ccrs
tain persons charged with shortages.
did you follow tho rules Of law
during your Investigations
II took the advice OF counsel. Mr..
Peckham I know that substantial
justice was done
"gow do you know substantial tus-
tice vas doneY'
'Bepouse did Il. Whenever do
anything, ! Try to set that Justice is
doneF
The witness then described his eam-
paign for mayor 0f New YORK. on u
republican citizens ticket ~ 1876"
How did you receive the citizens
nomination."
Colonel Roosevelt explained.
Isn't II fact that the only nomi.
nation you received was the feppb-
licanl"
II don't think So"
"is your memory eood9'
1T 10 pretty good
1T has been about certain things
you hava told here. hasn't ~"
Yes
How was your campaign carried
on
Principally bY speeches. Some
times At republican meetings an0
Weekly journal-miner., 1915-03-03
JAPAN AND CHINA

Washington dispatches show increasing anxiety the ultimate intentions of Japan China The United States need any stand in regard the extraordinary proposals Japan until has sounded the other to certain if there may unanmy of opinion the to Tokio
 connection, the attitude of important part of the British press Illuminating The Manchester Guardian just ceved the JournaNner office probably the strongest kngl journal published outside of London these renchant words Gloom in Europe sunshine for Japan Japan making hay Then it remarks of the Japanese demands:
 n they scarcely compatible with the declared object of the Angoapahese alliance insure the independence and integrity of China.
 The claim the Japanese diplomat Washington that all his country demands of China might be compared with the resc placed by United States the republic of Cuba is hardly satisfying though it good diplomatic point made against any protest of the United States.
 Japan of the great coming natons but the Japanese would make grevous mistake attempt arrive fast by dubious because of the great congraon in Europe No single nation expect be allowed make general cleanup just this uncure On the other hand and notwit standing the warnings of Congressman HObon the United States will be dragged into armed quarrel with Japan What is done be by diplomacy by concerted of the after the European shall have ended
 China has look upon the United States honest friend and with The American never has tried exploit China and has ased acquired inch of Chinese territory returned China the boxer indemnity Moreover the people of the United States have peculiar pat for the Chinese republic because Of its inherited enes
 All this country has asked in regard China has been that every nation should have open door Chinese trade This has been the American attitude China and Japan must suppose that the European has changed attitude Furthermore because of the position which the weal of the United States will place her among the impoverished by the desires made reasonably and unsefishly, will be needed by the nations of Europe
Weekly journal-miner., 1915-03-03
NOT A CAPITALISTIC WAR

Bernard Shaw the who adverises arstcal than
 any other of his tme has added his unpopulary Great Britain by declaring capitalism responsible for the present He says capitalism compelled the
 As with the charge by Vscount Bryce, that the is the product of century of prudces and pride fail basis for the of Mr. Shaw We understand how capitalism benefit by the enor entailed.
 What Mir Shaw by capital the Das Kapital of his master Karl Marx the creation of the nineteenth century grew rapidly after Waterloo under the guiding hand of the Rots child family It developed Germany the Prussa war
 The fact is, few have been chargeable capitalism Possibly the BOer due the desire of the gold and diam ond of Great Britain for expansion and freedom from the harsh rule of Kreuger That such the inspiration of that charged by less ersonage than David LoydGeoge himself who opposed that but enthusiastic for this
 Also it has been charged that the Japanese Russian consequence of capitalism But that waged between Japan debtor nation and capital istic Russia dominated hen by the ambitions of Peter the Great In obedience that spirit the Muscovtes have waged after for the purpose of reaching ports.
 The Spanisf-A American certainly insigated by capitalists either in this country in Span All suggestions from capitalism of intervention Mexico for the exploitation of that country with the codest of cold responses the United States yet capitalism has headquarters much New York as in London Paris
 Just little analysis usually explodes claims of visiopares like George Bernard Shaw who talk much, think little and vestgate less
Weekly journal-miner., 1915-03-03
RESORT ROMANCE
 HAS FITTING CLIMAX
(From Saturdays Daily)

H. J. Meany, manager of Castle Hot Springs, and Miss Alice Vallett, were married yesterday at high noon, at the parsonage of the Catholic church by Father Rouselle, in the presence of only a few relatives and friends, the ring ceremony being used. C. J. McElroy, of Phoenix, brother in-law of the bride, was best man, while Miss Grace Sparkes, of this city, attended the bride.
 The principals to this event, are well known in Prescott, Mir. Meany being for many years resident. and his wife formerly residing here with her parents, who conducted the Con gress hotel. The bride is possessed with charming personality, and with her husband was extended felicita- tions by many friends.
 MT. and Mrs. Meany are to remain at Castle Hot Springs until the sea son is over, when they leave on an extended honeymoon to Honolulu. It is quite probable they will make Prescott their future home.
Weekly journal-miner., 1915-03-03
WIDE RANGE OF
 BUSINESS IN COURT
(From Saturdays Daily)

Practically every known variety ot court business, came up for considera- ton at the session of the Superior court yesterday, Judge Smith presid- ing, it ranging from the making of probate orders and the granting ot decrees of divorce, to the hearing of contest for letters of admlnistra- ton. The contest and divorce mat ters are fully detailed else ill articles in this issue.
 George vs. George-Default of de fendant entered This is divorce suit
 Bleisner vs. Carter-Defcndants dc murrer set. for hearing Monday, March 1. It is an action to recover 1 $6S1 alleged to be due for architect's fees.
 Estate of Margaret Sarah Devine- Order allowing guardian $2OO and SoO attorneys fees for final year.
 Estate of Jesus Miranda Order approving final account and decree of distribution in accordance with pray CT of amended petition.
 Estate of Jos. Lucicn Bcllargcon- Order granting administrator per mission to enter into contract for optional sale of mining property, con sisting of undivided one-half interest in Gold Standard, Gold Eagle, and | The Pluribus. and all of Arizona, Stu perior, April Fool, and Burson claims in Hassayampa district for $500, Il option is exercised within 90 days, by ] Charles H. Dunning.
 Estate of Peter BasIch-Order oi publication of notice to creditors Order appointing P. J. Keohane, L. 5 Colwe1l and Chas. H. McLane as ap- praisers.
 Hattie Maudc Shulzc vs. August r Shulze-Decrec of divorce on ground of failure to provide.
 Decree establishing notice tc creditors made and entered in estate of William T. King, deceased.
 Hearing of report of guardian oi estate of Margaret Sarah Devine, a minor. continued to March 2, 1915.
 Margaret Galon was granted a di vorce from Pierre Jean Galon, on the grounds of ,desertion and failure tc provide. She is housekeepcr at Mon tana hotel. Jerome. His residence i' unknown.
 Hearing of the petition for letters of administration on the estate O Olaf K. Nelsons was set for March & l 1915.
Weekly journal-miner., 1915-03-03
CALLED CASES SET I
 FOR TRIAL
MONDAY A BUSY DAY IN THE SUPERIOR COURT; SEVERAL ACTIONS ARE DISMISSED
(From Tuesdays Daily.)

The calling of the calendar yester- day Tn the Superior court resulted in the setting of several cases and the dismissal of a number. Several trial dates were changed and a couple of cases were taken up and tried. While the Superior court was wading through a mass of business on the upper floor, the justices court on the lower floor of the court house was busy trying the case of E. M. Floyd, and alleged panderer.
 The orders made by the Superior court yesterday were as follows:
 State vs. William Bracken-Order heretofore made settino two cases for trial for March IS set aside and set for trial, March 9.
 Arizona Mine Supply Go. vs. Buff alo Gas Motor Co.-Set for trial, Tuesday, April 20.
 Frederick w. Frost and T. c. Nor ris vs. Arizona Blue Bell Copper Co. and Consolidated Arizona Smelling Co.-Set for trial Tuesday, April 20, before Judge Cooper.
 Charles Bolman vs. Joplin Supply Co.-Dismissed on motion of plaintiff.
 M. A. Wynkoop vs. w. A. Dearing Dismissed on motion of plaintiff.
 C. A. Peter vs. Gazelle Gold Com pany and Gazelle Mining Co.,, inter venor-Trial by jury waived. Set for trial, March 10th
 Fitzhugh Lee vs. Sam B. Pember- ton-Upon agreement of counsel, set for trial before jury March 1lth.
 State of Arizona vs. Lowry & Robe son-Dismissed at plaintiffs costs.
 State of Arizona vs. United Gold & Silver Mines Co-Dismissed at plain tiff's costs.
 Cora Suder vs. Albert Heller, Jos Dougherty and Mrs. Jos. Dougherty, his wife-Set for trial before jury March 10th.
 George D. Morris vs. H. C. Miller Judgment for plaintiff in accordance with prayer of complaint for $55450 and costs. Execution issued on cer- tain personal property and certain land in Skull valley.
 Anderson & Lamson vs. T. C. Snider-Dismissed on motion of Rich ard Lamson for plaintiffs.
 C. w. Davis vs. A. R. DeKuhn- Defendant demands jury trial. Set for March 11th.
 Clara C. Daniel vs. Claude B. Daniel Set for Monday, March 8th.
 F. H. Heisler vs. Robert Robbins Set for trial March 9th.
 Kay Copper Co. vs. Wilson Foster, ct al.-Order setting trial for Mon day, March 1, set aside.
 Warren B. Clark vs. Jennie F. Clark-Pending issues Tn this cause set for trial on March 26.
 Filipek vs. Margaretic-Order set ting trial for March 25 set aside and trial date set for March 30.
 Carmien A. de Velarde vs. Vicinde de Velarde - Tried and submitted. Judgment of divorce in favor of plain tiff and $25 per month for support of four minor children.
 State of Arizona vs. Tom Sanchez Motion to strike out demurrer denied, demurrer over-ruled. Set for trial March 9.
 William J. Bliesner vs. George A. Carter-Demurrer over-ruled. Set for trial March 10th.