Weekly journal-miner., 1915-11-24
DAY FOR THE SUPERIOR
 COURT
ONE CASE TRIED BEFORE JUDGE SMITH AND DE- CIDED AND ANOTHER IS BEGUN.
(From Tuesdays Daily.)


 defendants in the suit of D. s. Bruner versus George Domaine ct al. mad been presented Judge Smith in the Superior court yesterday continued the case to Wednesday when argu- ments will be made by the attorneys. I Bruner, who is suing for $13l for work ne claims has been performed in the Belcher mine, is represented by Sullivan & Morgan, while the de fendants are represented by J. E. Russell. Part of the work is said to have been performed by Bruner and part by other men who have assigned their claims to him. The case is be- ing tried without a jury.
 Judgment for Defendant.
 Judgment was entered in favor of the defendant in the suit of w. A. Hill versus the Arctic Ice & Meat Company of Humboldt after the evi- dence had been presented and argu- ments were made by the attorneys. Hill sued for $2S7.57 which he claim cd was due him as the remainder of | $50290 placed in the hands of the de- fendant for the use of the plaintiff. The money, it is said. was given the defendant on June P, 1915 Hill says that since that time $2l5.33 was credited him by the defendant and when he demanded the balance it was refused him. H. H. Linney repre- scented the plaintiff and Richard Lam son the defendant.
 Suit Set Aside.
 On a motion of Attorney H. H. Linney for the plaintiff the damage suit of Thomas Powlas against Geo. Domaine ct al. was set aside. Pow las asked for about $4,OOO, part for wages he claims are due him and part for damages under the workmen's compensation act.
 After hearing arguments, the de nurrer of the defendant in the suit of William Larkin against Nancy Bros. & Company were ovcr-ruled by Judge Smith. A jury trial was de manded by the plaintiff and the time for the trial will be set at the January call of the calendar. Larkin is suing for $15,000 for injuries he claims to have received while in the employ of the defendant
 The defendants demurrer to the information in the case of the State versus the Arizona Power Company was over-ruled after full considera- ton by the court The company is charged with failing to pay T. P. Loughlin when he quit his job at Fossil creek. The demurrer claims that the charge is made in violation of the United States constitution which says that no person shall be imprisoned for debt.
 The levy having been made on the property Of the defendants by Sheriff Young the writ of attachment was returned in the Superior court yester- day in the suit of w. ]. Mayer versus Wm. H. Femme, H. W. Flentke, Mrs. B. NJ. Zoff, Mrs. R. S Stockwell John Klcc, E. L. Voight Emil Scharger, James s. Stockwcll, Phillip Speck, Bower Bros., Bartholomew Simon, Mrs. W. T. Torrance. Vim T. Tor rance, Priscilla B. Scherer and Chas c. Stockwell, for about $70O claimed 1 to be due for supplies furnished them as owners of the Dolphin mine The first two defendants mentioned are residents of Yavapai county and the remainder of Evansville, Indiana. Norris & Mitchell represents the plaintiff.
 Hearing of the final account and petition for distribution in the estate of A. J. McPhcc, deceased was set for Monday, November g. Attorney J. J. Hawkins is the administrator of the estate
 Mrs Estelle G. Henderson was ap- pointed as administrative in the estate of R. ]. Henderson, deceased, her bond being fixed in the sum of $1OOO.
 The hearing in the case of Tom Isaacson, an alleged insane person, was continued to Wednesday, No vember 24
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