Weekly journal-miner., 1915-12-01
SUPERIOR COURT HAS
 ANOTHER BUSY DAY
(From Saturdays Daiiy)

(From Saturdays Daiiy) i Friday proved an exceptionally heavy day in the Superior court, much business in both the probate and civil departments being transacted.
 After hearing arguments in the suit fof D. s. Bruner versus George De maine ct al. for Sl51 claimed to be due as wages for work performed ln the Belcher mine, Judge Smith took the case under advisement and will give his decision later. O'Sullivan x Morgan argued for the plaintiff and J. F. Russell for the defendants.
 The jurist denied the petition of the Santa Fe Railway ct al. to have the suit brought against them by V. A. Hewitt for S15.0O0 damages moved from the Superior court to the Fed eral court giving them GO days within which to file an answer. Hewitt asks the amount for injuries he claims 10 have sustained as a result of the wreck at Date creek last August
 Law questions arising in the suit oi Steve Basich versus the Consolidated Arizona Smelling Company were argued by Attorney J. H. Morgan for the plaintiff and LeRoy Anderson for the defendant. The motion of the de- fendant that the plaintiff make the complaint more definite and that it be stricken was denied and the de- murrers filed by Basich's attorneys against Anderson's motions were sus- tained. Basich asks $2,900 damages for the death of his brother in the Blue Bell mine.
 The plaintiffs motion for new trial in the suit of w. A. Hill versus the Arctic Ice & Meat Company, after being argued by H. H. Linney for the plaintiff and Richard Lamson for the defense, was denied by the court.
 Two divorce suits were tried yes terday by Judge Smith but were con tinued until January g, 1916, because the evidence presented was incom- plete The suits were those of Mary Lorraine Anderson versus H. C. An derson and Celia E. Madden versus John D. Madden. Desertion IS charged in both cases. Attorney Le- Roy Anderson represents both plain tiffs.
 Probate Business.
 Administrator E. F. Bowers in the estate of Ida s. Johnson, deceased. filed a petition for distribution claim ing that the only heir that can be found is Fred z. Stone of Bisbee. He asks that the residue of the estate which consists of $899O6 and two lots in Prescott be given Stone, who is a brother of the deceased. The peti- ton will be heard Friday, January 2l, 1916.
 An order was made in the estate of Pedro Campos, deceased, allowing the widow $50 per month for her support and that of her child until distribution is made.
 John Dieruff was appointed guar dian for the estate and person of James Thomas Brown, an incompe- tent, his bond being fixed in the sum of $5,000. Brown Is in the Mercy hos pital suffering from an attack of apoplexy.
 The petition of the administrator, the Commercial Trust & Savings Bank, in the estate of Catherine Eben- back to be discharged was allowed.
 John Suddoth's petition to be ap- pointed as administrator in the estate of N. August Niles, deceased, was denied and dismissed.
 The return on the sale of real es- tate and personal property in the es- tate of Robert Keating, deceased, was filed for approval yesterday and will be heard by Judge Smith on January 21, 1916. The Commercial Trust x Savings Bank Is the administrator of