Weekly journal-miner., 1918-01-23
MAN INJURED IN FIGHT SEEKING
 DAMAGES
NATHAN SCHULTZ OF JER- ONE WANTS S2,015 FOR BEATING HE RECEIVED AT HANDS OF HARRY KROTINGER IN OCTOBER.
(From Tuesdays Daily)

On the Sd day oi last October, 1 Nathan Schutz and Harry krotinger | lad a fight in the streets of Jerome, ] and yesterday Schutz filed q suit in the Superior court against krotingcr asking for damages amounting toI $2,0l5 for the beating which the de- isndant is alleged to have given him Tt that time. The complaint states that the attack was made on the piaintiff without cause or provoca- ten. Krotingcr is said to have beat cn Schrtz badly and broken a pair nf glasses which the latter was wear Ing. It cost SIS to replace the glass = and the humiliation and pain which the plaintiff had to undergo IS result of the fight are worth S2,0OG according to Schutz, and a total judgment of $2,Ol5 is asked for. Damages Awarded.
 Hughes and Robinson were ycster- day awarded damages in the sum of $' PIG, the suit which the plaintiffs had filed against R. P. Kinsman hay :ng been decided in their favor. The complaint alleged that Kinsman had contracted with the plaintiffs to do some work on the Spring group of claims in the Big Bug district Kins- rian owned two thirds of the group md the plaintiffs were to be given a q c-third interest if they sunk a shaft ,i 60 feet on one of the claims. The rlaintiffs alleged that when the work was nearly completed, Kinsman came on the property and ordered the plain t;ffs off. Hughes and Robinson ask od damages amounting to S3,l4l, but were awarded less than half that 5rlm.
 The action of the New Mexico Lead & Zinc Company vs. Radcliffe, Las been set for trial on February 4.
 Divorce Suits Filed.
 Mrs. Lucy s. Barnes yesterday fil- od suit asking for divorce from Harry I. Barnes, charging the dc fondant with failure to provide. They were married in Leadvillc, Colo, in 1907.
 According to the complaint filed Yesterday by Mrs Ada Irwin, F. J. Irwin. her husband, has for a num- her of years failed to provide her with common necessities of life, and shc asks that the matrimonial bonds be severed by a court decree. Mir. | zld Mrs. Irwin were married in October, 1916.
 Divorce Case Continued. |. The action of Mrs Nora Bianconi ,s. John Bianconi, the plaintiff seek irg a divorce on the ground of cruelty was yesterday continued until Satur- day, January 26th Tho plaintiff was represented yesterday in court by Attorney James Loy, while Ncill Clark represented Mir. Bianconi.
 Would Foreclose Lien. Crane & Company of Los Angeles yesterday filed suit against the lndc- rcndcnt Meat Company of Jerome and against a contracting firm, Hoscl- u.ann X Plomcrt, of that place. ask ing the lien. which the plaintiff or gauization holds against some of the Tropcr.y of the tirst-namcd defendant be forecloscd to satisfy debt of SSOl. ! Thc complaint states that the con tractors erected for the meat firm a warehouse in Jerome and put in the place certain icc-making machinery which was furnished by the plaintiff. it is said the outfit was never paid for. The Crane people took lien on thc property last July. and they now ask that the lien be iorccloscd. Juries Drawn Thursday. Clcri, Farley announced yesterday that hc would draw the names of the trial and grand jurors for the year 1918 on Thursday next. 500 names to D. drawn for the trial list and 90 for the grand jury. The next jury scs- son will probably be called some time in February. The new jury law. passed at the last session of the legislature, does away with the old time custom of going out on the s;rcct or plaza and gathering mp a Jury in cases where the regular panel Las been exhausted. and hereafter, all ;urics will be selected from among ;hc names drawn in January of each year.