Weekly journal-miner., 1915-11-10
MRS. HALE SUES PRESCOTT FOR
 $1O,OOO
(From Tuesdays Daily.)

The City of Prescott was made de fcndant yesterday in suit for $1O,OOO damages by Maude Hale in the Stu perior court
 Mrs. Hale claims that she was in jured and sustained damages to that amount because of the city's failure to keep the sidewalks in repair. The defendant, she claims, was grossly negligent and recklessly careless and permitted unnailed and insecure blanks to remain in the walk on Me Cormick street near Willis.
 On December 10, 1914, Mrs. Hale was walking on the east side of Me Cormick street and while traversing the board walk, she claims, she step ped upon a loose plank, was trippei up, and violently thrown to the side walk and injured, resulting in per manent injuries to her right hand. She was otherwise severely bruised and injured, becoming sick, sore, lame, and disOrdered according to the com plaint. Since that time, it is claimed, that sine has undergone great pain and anguish, bodily and mentally, and has been totally incapacitated and un- able to earn a living. Mrs. Hale 2 few months ago entered a claim with the city clerk for $1O,OOO damages but the council ignored the demand. R. E. Morrison and A. L. Hammond rep resent the plaintiff.
 Wants Her Half.
 Mary A. Roberts through her attor- ncy, James Loy, flied suit against Sid ney Roberts and Trace Roberts, his wife, asking that the defendants he compelled to account to her for mon- y realized on partnership cattle, she and Roberts formerly owned
 On October 1. 1905, according to he complaint, the plaintiff and Rob crts went into co-partnership in the cattle business. Each placed an equal mount in the outfit and continued in business until March 10, 1915. On that date they dissolved partnership, it is stated, and decided to sell the stock. Mary Roberts states that she is informed and believes that Roberts sold the cattle for $3,5OO, failed to give her her share and gave all the money to his wife, who now holds it. The plaintiff has demanded her share out the defendants refuse to settle.
 Sues For Property.
 Claiming that he owns an undivid- d one-half interest in the Iron Chief mine in the Peck mining district and hat the defendant has wrongfully taken possession Of it, D. J. Ryan filed suit against the Consolidated Arizona Smelling Company of Hum boldt, asking that the defendant be made to surrender his property and pay him $2,50O damages.
 Big Interest.
 Judge Smith yesterday granted judgment in favor of the plaintiff ip the suit of Sara E. Blake ct al. of Santa Ana versus Maude M. Clifford 1 e. al. of New York. The judgment was for $7,397.73, due on a promissory note which calls for $5,OO0 and inter est at the rate of per cent per an num. The note was made December 20, 1901, and fell due one year later ]. ]. Hawkins represented the plain tiff.
 The demurrer to the complaint in he suit of Kate Hickey versus Fred Gilman ct al. for $1 GOO as a bond for 'eiture for failure to pay rent for the Prescott hotel was ovcr-ruled and for the defense was given 30 lays in which to file an answer.
 The motion for a new trial in the 'uit of W. II. Ainsworth ct al. versus Ionn D. Walker ct al. was denied by he jurist The defendant was busted rom land owned by the plaintiff re .cntly by a jury.
 The demurrer filed to the complaint # Theodore Katich versus the Golden 'tate Mining and Milling Company vas over-ruled and on motion of At I orney P. W. O'Sullivan for the plain . if the defendant was given until De { cmbcr 1 to file a cost bond of $25O. I The suit is for foreclosure of a mort age and $5,000 on a promissory note. r In the suit of Henemeldo B. Moiza i crsus Jesus Valencia ct al. to have t he latter busted from property in the [ 'erde valley the demurrer was over a 1led. a Argument on the law questions n rising in the suit for $25,OOO damages { led by Wm. Larson against Nancy Il rothers & Company was continued b } Monday, November 2. a LcRoy Anderson, as attorney for a lc defendant, in the divorce suit of t; larry Kliban versus Mary Klban d as allowed SIPS, to be paid by the so that he may go ahead