Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-06
DISTRICT COURT
 THIRD DAY
A LARGE NUMBER OF cAsEs iG
 NoRep BY GRAND JURY.


 Tombstone, June 5.-The attention of court yesterday was taken up in the consideration oi civil cases, a nup:ocr ef which N c-s disposed of. and at the present rate the civil calendar will be nearly cleared up this week.
 Judge Doan stated that he wished to clear up the civil calendar if possible, and with this end in view convenes court at o'clock in the morning and does not adjourn until nearly six in the evening. If necessary night ses- sions Mil be held after today to com plete the work.
 The grand jury is making excellent headway, and have already considered some thirty odd cases in two days They now expect to complete their la bors this evening, or Friday at the latest.
 The tirst case called yesterday was that of Duggan vs. Chisholm. The motion of plaintiffs attorney to have the demurrer overruled was denied by the court.
 The case of the territory vs. J. Z. Kenny, charged with stealing sheep, was dismissed by the district attorney. Marks et al vs. Costello, to quiet title; on motion of plaintiffs attorney the case was continued for the term. Engle vs. Engle; divorce; case dis missed by consent of both parties ou payment of costs.
 Hoesch ct al vs. Old Terrible Min ing Company; motion of Attorney Good that plaintiff be given 90 days in which to file a cost bond.
 Murray vs. Murray; divorce; leave granted plaintiff to file amended com plaint Defendant allowed ten day S in which to answer said amended com plaint.
 The prisoners indicted by the grand jury were brought into court and ar raigned.
 James Sheppard, indicted for the murder of Joe Livingston at Benson, through his attorneys. Wright & Fleming, entered a plea of not guilty and the case was set for Monday, tune 9th
 John Edwards, indicted for the mur- der of John Doe, a Mexican near Will COX, by motion of his attorney, Gibson, took the statutory time to plead. He gave his true name as Juana Tosnib.
 Guerimillo Romero indicted for mul- der of Lyndall in Bisbee, was given statutory time to plead.
 Ben Morgan was appointed by the court as the defendants attorney.
 San Reno Copper Mining Company s. W. D. Pearce, ct al, was passed Cor the term.
 Cruz Figuerroa and Ramon Moreno indicted for murder of Geo. Ashton in Huachucas, took the usual time :o plead. G. W. Swain was appointed by the court to defend them.
 Thos. F. Williams, one of the men indicted for burglary, or the robbery of Bert Crawford of jewelry at Bisbee will plead his own case the members of the bar not looking good to him and took the statuatory time to plead
 Wm. Deveraux, indicted for burg lary in the same case as the above through his attorney, Gibson, took the usual time to plead.
 Reilly vs. Canot ct al; case pro ceeded to trial. The complaint wa read by Attorney Reilly, which was agreed by c. S. Clark upon the statue of limitation. Case taken under al visementvisement. Decision to be ren dered Thursday morning.
 John Franklin St Clair applied fol citizenship papers and certificate wa: ordered. Michael Doyle and H. E Conlan appearing as his witnesses.
 Demartini vs. Cronin, debt, demurel overruIed and case proceeded. Th' plaintiff was sworn and put on thf stand, but immediately withdrew Court ordered that further accou1 be delivered to defendant as forme one was defective.
 The case of Ben Heney ct al. vs. P. Christiansen, for debt and garnisn ment, were continued for the term.
 Demartini vs. Gould, debt; judge ment for plaintiff.
 Walker vs. Walker, divorce; demur CT overruled and case set for Tuesday 2p. m.
 Boquillas Land and Cattle compan, vs. Jos. Curtis ct al. ejectment; set fo