The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-12
The H0eu Trial Monddu
Everything In Readiness


ports that Vice Consul Marowitz took
the deposltions OF some OF the wit
nesses In Nogales, Sonora, yesterday
ana that he will complete his task to-
day and forward the depositions to
Iucson tomorrow so that they will
reach mere in time for the trial on Mon
days X. Freeman. special deputy col
iector at Nogales under Hoey, DR.. Bri-
stol, cashier of the custom house under
fioey, and DIR. Brandon, who was his
deputy at ..co Will be here on the
train from Nogales tomorrow for the
trial on Monday. They are all witnesses
for the defendant. w. w. Flewelling.
who was a customs inspector under
Hoey will be here from Bisbee for the
A.s4.
Judge Barnes Is in Phoenix attending
to legal matters. He lis expected back
tomorrow morning so that he will be
on hand when the case la called Mon
day morning. Some of the other wit
ness who are here for this case are
J. A. McEnery. who arrived from El
Paso last night Louis Adams OF FL
paso. George Webb and III. G. Dickey.
Mr. Webb went to Nogales yesterday
but he will return TO Tucson tomor-
row. Mr. McEnery had charge OF the
custom house at Nogales for some time
after Hoey was deposed and he will
be a witness for the government. 1t is
understood that the government has a
number of other witnesses but their
names have not yet been made
public.
The sworn statement Of J. l.. Hath
"a AAa~ Esm nA
Sogaies will probably be introduced
as evidence in the case, As Mr., Hath
away died since the hearing at No
gales the government has only this
testimony of his to fall back upon.
was made under oath and would no
doubt be admissible as evidence.
In the United States court yester-
day afternoon. Guiliermo Vasquez was
tried on the charge of selling liquor To
an Indian. The following jury was
drawn before which the case was tried.
y. X. Brown. foreman, Walter Doredo.
John Zellweger, E. A. Watkins. Pedro
Lopez Arthur Lutiey. w. r. Marleau,
r., &. Cap0. Sam Banman. j. n. Penn
berton. John Beck and Russell Man
ming The defendant was represented
by w s. nartiett- After examining
the witness ard hearing the argument
Of the attorneys the jury adjourned
and In twenty minutes verdict find
Ing the defendant guilty. Judge Davis
will sentence him next Monday at
o clock.
In the district court today Francis
Albert Drake. brought sait against
the Board of Supervisors Of Pima
County. 10 quiet title to block twenty
one In the City of Tucson. The plain
tin claims that he bought the property
nj a delinquent tax sale In isss and
that the defendants are now trying to
SELL II for back taxes In 1881. Thomas
Aims has brought suit against the ura-
known heirs OF r. s Holt. to quiet title
to n piece OF property In the city.
Charles Blenman " his attorney.
Late this afternoon the cotinsei for
the defendant In the Hoey CASE re-
eeived word that Charles Hood. one
Eos The witnesses whose deposition was
10 have been taken in Sogaies. Sonora.
has arrived In Naceso. Sonora. An ap-
lication was at once made for com
mission 10 lake HIS testimony there
This will not delay the trial as the
case can proceed on Monday and get
this evidence before the defense
closes.
In the United States court this
morning the case of Avelino Flores was
called. Flores was indicted for selling
liquor to an Indian. The court had ap
pointed Paul Jones to defend him. The
following jury was drawn TO try the
case. George Schoiefleid foreman: Il.
/. Vail. VIM GEEK. f. A. Watkins. p.
Bowling, j. n Brown. =. NJ, Burr. w.
e. Francis. John Zeiiweger and ]. X.
Brown. After hearing the evidence and
argument In the case the jury adjourn
ed and in short time returned a
verdict finding the defendant guilty rs
charged. He will be sentenced Wednes~
dy at 4 y. m.
After this case Angel Valen2nela
was brought In To court TO be tried on
the same charge. The court had ar-
pointed r. r.. Parsons to defend him.
The following jury was drawn to try
the case. w F. Francis, F. s. Webster.
Arthur Lutiey. John Parker. John
Zellweger. Fl, ID. Corbett. A, Baron. A.
+. Crepin. VIM Dumont. John Fanley.
s. l.. Peck and f. i, Watkins. The
jury heard the evidence and argument
in the case and at II o'clock adjourned
for lunch, They returned after lunch
aud nj o'clock were still ont
When the jury was rrawn for the
ralenzueq case, Judge Davis excused
tho balance of the trial Jurors untll
Monday morning at 9'30 when the
Hoey case will come up for trial.
Late yesterday afternoon Judge
Davis granted Alex Rossi divorce
from his wife. Lulu Rosst, This suit
was brought some time ago and Mrs.
Rossi did not contest hut a settlement
vas reached whereby she received a
certain share OF the property and
agreed not to fight the suit for divorce
brought against her by her husband
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