Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-03
DISTRICT COURT
 COCHlSE COUNTY
LARGEST DOCKET IN THE HIS
 TORY OF THE COUNTY.
Eishty-seven Cases on the Ciyii Deck ct - Many Criminals Awaiting Trial-Court Began Its Regular Term Yesterday.
Tombstone, June 2, 1902.

Tombstone, June 2, 1902.
 The June session of the district court, which conyenes here this morn ing, will have one of the largest dock cts in the history of the county On the civil calendar are eightyseYe:i cases, several of which are important mining cases, which will require sev- eral days to try. The criminal docket is an extremely large one. There are ;.n cases brought c.cr from the last term, beside some forty to fifty cases 70 be investigated by the grand jury. There are seven murder cases on the docket, besides five charges of at tempt to murder Three robbery cases, five for grand larceny and three for unlawfully killing cattle.
 Two of the murder cases were held over from the last term of the court, being those of Wiley Morgan and L. J Moore Since last term five more that of Cruz Figaro, who is charged with the murder of George Ashton a Carr Canyon in the Huachucas during last January. John Edwards Is charged with the murder of a Mexi- can near Wilcox, and taking his out fit of animals and wagons, which were found in his possession at the time of his arrest Sevastian Duran is charged with the murder of a section foreman near Bowie during the month of February. Jack Shefford for the murder of Joe Kingston at Benson dur ing last month, and Guermo Romero for the murder of Lyndall in Bisbee, a few weeks ago
 On the civil calendar are a number of important cases from Bisbee. The case of l.. c. Shattuck ct al vs. Mar tin Costello, to quiet title to several mining claims in Bisbee, will again come up for trial This case was tried at the last term of the court and de- eided in favor of Costello. The su- preme court, however, reversed the decision and ordered a retrial
 The case of Emil Marks ct al vs. Martin Costello for the same cause will be heard this term, having been continued last fall.
 There are several cases on the dock ct regarding the title of lands held in the city of Bisbee, the outcome of which will be watched with interest. There are some eighteen divorce cases to be tried, eleven of which are from Bisbee Among the cases to be inves- tigated by the grand jury are the fol lowing:
 William Deveraux and Thos. Will Iiams, for burglary at Bisbee.
 Cruz Figaro, murder of George Ash ton at Huachuca.
 Romon Moreno, Trinidad Auloa and Francisa Salazar, accessories to mur- der of Ashton.
 Julius Wilson tcolored), robbery at Naco.
 John Edwards. murder of a Mexican near Wilcox.
 Sevastian Duran, murder of section foreman near Bowie.
 Chas. Dwyer and Frank Rogers, bur glary. Bisbee.
 Juan Morana and Jose Gomez, bur glary, Bisbee.
 Miguel, Espinosa and Victoriano Es pinosa, unlawfully killing cattle in Dragons.
 Walter Raymond, burglary, R'sbee
 Harry Hansen, assault with intent to murder at Naco.
 Pete Hansen, assault with intent te murder at Bisbee.
 Joe Belcher, assault with intent te murder.
 Pasqual Martinez, assault with in tent to murder at Tombstone.
 Jas. Sheffard, murder, Benson.
 Guerimillo, murder, Bisbee,
 Warren Shinn, grand larceny, Hua
 Victor Verdago, burglary, Naco.
 R. J. Wortnam, grand larceny Pearce.
 Juuge F. M. Doan of Florence w;l hold court here during the prese1 term, Judge Davis having gone to Gil; county. The judge and his family ar rived last evening, and are stopping at the Arlington.
 The old town is rapidly filling u; with jurors and witnesses, and ths lodging houses are already filed up.
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