Weekly journal-miner., 1915-07-28
COURT BUSINESS
 RUNS LEGAL GAMUT
(From Thursdays DSly.)

where he presided at a murder trial, found an accumulation of work which would strike dismay to the heart of the ordinary jurist. But he waded into 1t with characteristic energy and soon had it disposed of. The cases which he had before him embraced the legal gamut, ranging from civil suits to divorce and probate matters and criminal arraignments, The cases and the action taken in them were as follows:
 Granting plaintiff in the suit of Kate Hickey vs. Fred Ullman thirty days additional time in which to file an amended complaint and denying the motion of the attorney for the defendant for a dismissal of the case. This action is to recover on a bond given to secure the rental price of the Prescott Hotel under former lessees.
 Citing Mrs. Caroline Jenner to ap- pear July 23rd and show what dis position she has made of certain money alleged to belong to the es- tate of Catherine Ebenhack, der ceased.
 Estate of John Drain, deceased. Order fixing Friday, August 9th, as time for hearing first annual ac- count and petition for sale of per sonal property. The account of the administrator shows that a total of property, valued at $3,106o2 was re- ceived by him and the sum of $674.1 expended leaving a balance in his hands of $2,432.74 An order of sale is asked, to dispose of personal prop erty consisting of two houses with the furniture therein, situated on leased railroad land in the town of Seligman All the heirs reside in Ireland and it is for this reason that the administrator believes it will be for the best interests of the estate lO ulSpOSC Ol lllS SdlllS.
 C. E. Champie was appointed ad- ministrator of the estate of F. A. Lehman, deceased, and orders made appointing appraisers and for the publication of notice to creditors.
 In the estate of the late Judge Henry T. Andrews, Homer Wood was appointed administrator under bond of $5yGOo. Appraisers were named and an order made for the publication of notice to creditors.
 The default of the defendant was entered in the suit of John w. Dial against Benjamin Smelling to recover the sum of $1O9375, money and mer- chandise alleged to have been ad- vanced the defendant.
 The divorce suit of Annie Happ vs. Louie Happ was set for trial for today.
 The suit of the S. Hirsch Distill- ing Company vs. Joseph T. Sladish will also be brought to trial today.
 Friday, July 23rd, was set as the date for the divorce trial of Mar rian McNelly vs. Victor McNelly.
 The trials of the suits of the Kay Copper Company vs. T. w. Wamp- Ter and Joseph P Brinkley vs. T. w. Wampler, were both set for We'd ncsday, July 18th, upon the request of the defendants.
 County Attorney O'Sullivan had filed number of informations against a number of alleged wrong doers. Joe Morez, who entered the home of Mrs. Clara Davila in Nel- son a short time ago, tore the night gown off the woman and robbed the house while Mrs. Davila fled in search of help, entered plea of not guilty when arraigned on charge of burglary. His trial was set for September IA and failing to furnish $500 bond. he was remanded to the custody of the sheriff. Jose Castro, who stole a horse belonging to Mrs. Belle Mayer, will be arraigned to- morrow morning at 10 o'clock. He had no money with which to hire counsel and H. H. Linney was ap- pointed by the court to defend him. It was an unlucky day for Linney, for he drew some more feeless cases, one of his clients being Fred Rich ards, who stands accused of having robbed three Italians in the early part of July of $63. Just for that he must face two charges, but he should worry for he has counsel to defend him for nothing. w. r. Col Her and Belle Cartmell, accused of stealing a desk from the office of the American Copper & Gold Com pany, near Humboldt, were not ar raigned, their attorney, Robert E, Morrison, being away from the city on business.
 The suit of A. J. Eberwine against V. E. Lindsay for $33l20, the bal ance claimed to be due on a promis- sormy note was, by agreement, set for trial or, Auo,,rt 18th The trial Oi