Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-04
"''"'' '0Gf1 fias1 DAY
GRAND JURY EMPANELlED AND
 SET TO WORK.
A Number of Civil Cases Set for Tria -Four Disorces GrantedHJ. N Te~is, of Bowie. Foreman Of tn Grand lurv

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 Grand Jury.
 Tombstone. June 2.-The June term of the district court of the First J1- dicial district opened this morning, with Judge Doan presiding, George B. Wilcox as clerk. Charles Wallace as deputy; Thomas Hughes, interpreter. The names of the grand jurors were called, but as several Of the members were not present they were excused until o'clock, to await the arrival of the Bisbee members.
 J. H. Slaughter, George Ashton, P. W. Whitney, J. S. Taylor and George s. Shibley were excused as grand jur- ers.
 The civil calendar was gone over and several cases passed upon.
 The case of Turquoise NJ. & S. Co vs. the Copper Bell Mining Company was taken up and the oral arguments made, and the case then submitted ,a briefs.
 The following cases were set.
 San Pedro Copper Company vs. ". D. Pearce ct al, Friday, June 9th
 Jennie Debaud vs. Charles Debaud; continued for the term
 Marcus A. Smith vs. Pittsburgh zona Gold and Copper Company. to quiet title; continued for term.
 George H. Vandewalker ys Tovrea 4 June 7th
 George H. Vandewalker vs. Tovrea & Mossman: garnisbment; Saturday, June 7th.
 Thomas King vs. Russell Consoli dated Copper Co.,, debt; dismissed.
 P. A. Demartini vs. C. Cronin, gar nishment; Tuesday, June 3rd.
 Demartini vs Curtiss; debt; Tues day, June 3rd.
 Demartini vs Merrill; debt; Tues day, June 3rd.
 Demartini vs. Gould; debt; Tues day, June 3rd.
 Morgan ys. Brown ct al; foreclos- ure; Wednesday, June 4th.
 h the case of w D. Clark vs Rob- inson x Toobey, demand was made for jury trial
 Sarah Nj. Iwei ys. Andrew j. Iwei; :; divorce; Saturday, June 7th.
 Viola Griffith vs. J. J. Griffith; di- vorce; Friday, June 9th.
 Pardon vs. Pardon; continued for term by consent of both parties.
 Walker vs. Walker; divorce; Wednesday, June 4th.
 Ceilings vs. Ceilings, divorce: Wednesday, June 4th.
 Wittig vs. Wittig; divorce; Friday, June 9th.
 Seth Leavenworth vs. J. H. Jack ct al; appeal from justice court; Wednes- day, June 4th.
 Soto vs Pan-American Mining Co. i; stipulation filed.
 White vs. Jones; accounting; dis missed on motion of plaintiff.
 Scott White vs. Cochise county debt; Wednesday, June ith-
 Dan Horsch and George Clark vs Old Terrible Mining Company. By order of court plaintiff was allowed to file an amended complaint
 Warnekross vs. Puerte cto Copper Company. Motion filed to compel sheriff to turn over proceeds of exc cution sale. Taken under advisemen' by court.
 M. Simon, of Douglas, was admitted to the bar and his name substituted in place of H Bauer as attorney fo! plaintiff in the case of Mrs. c. E. Mur ray vs C. E. Murray for maintenance A special venire of three grand jury men was issued and the following were summoned: Peter Johnson, Charles Strong, c. S. Black.
 The attention of the court during the first part of the afternoon was taken up in the examination of the grli d jury, which was finally sworn, cor s.sting of the following.
 F. Soto, s. M. Aguirre, R. N McKi2- ey, A. H. Vein, J. H. TevIs W. P. ies, F. N. wolcott. Fan Pid we'll, A. Wentworth,L l.. J. Overlook, l W. Wallace, s. C. Watt, Pste Johnson Charles S'r1ng, c. c Piack.
 J. H. sas 9 .oirt"c b. and r. B. , secretary of 'I + a. i. re sworn in as hailif.
 AssteI the rand jury ha3 re fred ;t their -ocI' the balance of the after noon was occupied in the hearing of { number of divorce cases and the fol