Weekly journal-miner., 1918-02-27
LIBEL SUIT FILED AGA|NST.ED|TORS
 OF JEROME SUN
BUSINESS MANAGER OF OPPOSITION NEWSPAPER DEMANDS S10,000 FOR PUBLICATION OF ALEC ED PREPARATIONS.
(From Sundays Daily)

lHS JSIOllLe -NSNS HNSiSiudt iiiSu S1O,OOO libel suit against Lindlcy C. Brandon and Mrs. Edith Whitaker, proprietors of the Jerome Sun, Gar lows complaint reciting a number oi instances wherein he alleges he has been slandcrcd through the columns of the newspaper issued by the de- fendants.
 The articles to which Carlow takes exception appeared in the Sun be- tween the dates of February ? and February Sth. The Sun editors had accused Carlow of going to ono of the Jerome banks where a large amount of contraband whisky had been stored by the Federal officers, and becoming intoxicated from the effects of drinking the liquor and talk ing a large quantity of the booze to women in the redlight district. An article printed in the Sun of February ?, accused Carlow Of being drug ad- dict and also of managing a poker game which was said to have been run nightly in the News office. The Sun also printed at this time the story of how one of the printers in the News office had been trimmed out of S36 in one of the poker sessions, and later discharged because he told the Sun editor the details of the loss. Carlow denies each and every allega- ton made regarding him by the pub fishers of the Sun, and asks that he be given $5,00O actual damages and S5.0O0 exemplary damages. Norris & Norris are representing the plain tiff.
 Three Divorce Suits Filed.
 Three divorce suits were filed in the Superior court yesterday after noon. two of the complaints charg- ing the defendants with dcsertion and one accusing a wife of adultery.
 Roy Wolfe, a Santa Fe locomotive engineer, has asked for a decree of divorce, alleging that his wife, Mrs Caroline Wolfe, has willfully aban- doned him and refuses to live with him. This couple were married in Prescott in December. 1911, and sep arated in June, 1915. The plaintiff is asking for possession of their five ycar-old daughter, alleging that the mother is not fit person to be en- trusted with the child's custody.
 Mrs. Syctha Sherlock, according to the complaint filed by K. T. Sherlock, committed adultery with one of her male friends in the family home at Clarkdalc on December 4th. Mr. and Mrs. Sherlock were married in Los Angeles in 1915, and the defendant $ alleged lapscs from perfect moral standing arc said to have extended over a period reaching from Scptem- Der, 1917, to December of the same year.
 Mrs. Nora Dowcll is asking for a divorce from Frank Dowell, alleging that the defendant deserted her with out cause on October Is, 1913. They were married in Goldficld, Nevada, in 1912. The plaintiff asks that her maiden name of Sullivan be restored to her
 Arguments .n Hull Case.
 The noted Kemp-Hull case will come up again in the Superior court on March 2. at which time the law points will be argued. This was de- cidcd yesterday afternoon. The case is now in the hands of Judge Lyman of Maricopa county for trial, Judge Ellis. who had formerly been acting as special judge having been dis qualified.
 Probate Matters.
 James H. Simpson, father of the two Simpson boys who were killed by robbers south of Prescott a year or so ago, yesterday filed his final ao counting as administrator of the two estates. and received his discharge from Judge Sweeney. The rcpor, showed that the several thousand dol lars worth of property held by the unfortunate young men at the time of their death, had been divided be- tween the parents and the surviving brothers and sisters, neither of the boys having been married.
 Leopold Wallothca was yesterday appointed administrator of the estate of the late Nick Schlumbcrgcr, and his bond Of $500 has been approved by the court.
 Call of Calender.
 The call of the court calender foi the coming jury session will be made on Monday morning by Judge Swcc ncy, an especially busy jury term be- ing in prospect At present there are Is criminal cases, mostly for boot logging, seven personal injury suits 24 divorce cases and civil suits with out number pending, the majority oi which will be disposed of al the com ing jury session.
 Released from Bond.
 Joseph Rambaud, who in August put I'D a bond of S2,0OO to insure Pat