Weekly journal-miner., 1915-10-06
MANEY BROTHERS ARE
 SUED FOR $25,OOO
(From Wednesdays Daily.)

!
 Alleging that as result of injuries
 received while in the employ of Nancy Brothers and Company, he
 cannot masticate solid food any more
 and has slight paralysis of the face,
 William Larkin yesterday filed suit
 in the Superior court against the com
 pany for $25,OOG damages.
 According to the complaint which
 was filed by Attorney A. L. Ham mond, representing Larkin, the acci- dent occurred at a rock crusher be- low the dam built by the Hassayam- pa Alfalfa Farms Company. It is stated that the plaintiff worked at the crusher in the employ of the company beneath a platform on which cars were loaded and unloaded with rocks. Larkin claims that be- cause of the negligence of the com- pany the bulkhead built on the plat form was not high enough to stop large rocks rolling over the top. He says that on December "A, 1914, while working on the ground below the platform, which was l5 feet high, a large rock rolled over and hit him on the head injuring him greatly. Al legged injuries resulting from the blow are stated in the complaint as fol lows:
 Plaintiff further says that by req son of the injury and the premises aforesaid he became and was sick, sore, lame, and disordered and so re- mained for long period of time, to- wit from thence hitherto and sui fered and underwent great pain and anguish of body and mind; that by reason of the premises he has be- come afflicted with weakness, dizzi- ness, partial paralysis of the face and is unable and ever since said injury has been unable to masticate solid food and was by reason of the premises permanently injured and dis abled; that by reason of the premises he has been since said injury incapac- itated for doing or performing but little work or labor and that of the very slightest character and is now unable to earn a livelihood or main tain himself"
 Asks Absolute Divorce.
 Declaring that her husband has failed to support her and their three and half year old child, Mrs. Ethei F. Eads yesterday filed suit for an divorce and unconditional GUS tody of the child. According to the the couple were married in Prescott on July F, 1911, and sep lrated about Q year ago, the mother md child living with her parents for he past year. The whereabouts of he husband, Jean T. Eads, have been unknown for the past seven months.
 Norris and Mitchell represent the plaintiff.
 Sues for Wages.
 ]. C. Johnson filed suit against w. :. Tonkin, of Los Angeles, and Mrs. Mary A. Millikcn, of this county, yes erday for $63225 claimed to be due Jim for work he and three other men performed on the Homestead mining ,laim ih the Walker district last bring. The three other men, J. NJ. -omer, James Cronin and M. P Lacy, assigned their claims for wages to ohnson and he is suing Mrs. Milli- zen, the owner Of the mine, and Ton in, who was the lessee of the mine t the time the work was performed. The plaintiff is represented by O'Sul- ivan and Morgan
 Judgment for $3,616.
 Mary L. Wade, of Los Angeles, las awarded a judgment in the Stu erior court yesterday by Judge : mith against Sara Thacker and the .osos Mines Company for the sum ' f $3,6l6. The plaintiff, who was epresented by Attorney E. s. Clark, '. eclared that a judgment for that mount given in the Superior court t f Los Angeles county had not been aid. A judgment for the same amount :. l Yavapai county was given. Norris : nd Mitchell represented the defend nts. Mitchell, after Judge Smith had |. Jade his decision entered an objec- on to it.