The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-11
Goes Over Until Monday to
Enable Him Take De-
positions.
II tie Wants Sonora Cinnamon theu
VIII &c Brought Here bu Gov
ernnent In Bond.

| When the United States court met
this morning the trial jury which had
been summoned for today. was called.
Ine United States trial jury for this
term OF court is composed of the fol-
lowing men: III. E. Heighton, v. e.
Hanney. A. w. Smith. w. e. Felix.
George scholfield. George E. Kohler.
PEDRO Lopez, Fred Felker, John Eel
lweger, John Beck, ]. N. Pemberton.
Fred Ronstadt, II. X. Shelton, Il. j.
Trippel, ]. l.. Powell, Russell Man
ming. ID. ID. Lucid, 4. G.. Capo, w. F..
Francis. ii. d. Corbett, Jas X. Brown.
John IL. Brown. 4 L. Vail, Sam Bau-
man all OF Tucson and A. C. Coffey.
W. 3. Mcknight VIM. Dumont. A. 10.
Crepin. s. l.. Parke, of Patagonia:
James Allison. Walter Dorscer. Il. A.
watkins. Chas. III. Holz. John Farley.
IMedgovich, s. M. Burr, Arthur Lutley.
OF Bisbee; A. Baron. F. N. Walcott,
Charles Douglas. OF Tombstone; F. 8.
webster. of Douglass; VIM. Zeek, p.
bowling. Thos. Credible. OF Benson;
Z. b. Soto A. Marion John Parker,
WILCOX; G. N. Thomas, w. r. Marleau.
Iof Nogales and N. Anderson OF Fair
bank.
When the jury was called I'm court
this morning all the members were
present except w f. Felix. Arthur
Coffey and N. Anderson. The follow
ing were excused on account OF In
ability to serve: c. ". Thomas. w. 8.
mcknight. James Allison, r. X. Shell
ton. nj. Medigovich and d. ID. Lucid.
After the jury was called. the first
ease taken up was the United States
against VIM. Hoey Charles Blenman
and Col. John Martin were present In
| tho court room to represent Mr.. Hoey
and Hon NJ. c. McLemore to represent
the government. United States Attor-
neY Nave was also present. George
Webb and II. c. Dickey. witnesses for
the governments and Louis Adams
| witness for Mr.. Hoey. When the case
was called the counsel for Hoey asked
that the case be continued until some
Iday next week preferably Monday an
the depositions being taken In Mexico
/ would not arrive In the city before
Sunday. Colonel Martin stated that
Vice Consul Mariowitz OF Nogaies,
Sonora. could not begin the taking OF
the dispositions until ten o'clock this
/ morning. and that IL would take at
! least two days to complete them. He
stated that he had received a teIe-
pnone message yesterday saying that
all but one of the witnesses whose
dispositions were to be taken. were
in Nogales. Sonora, and that this one
was expected today.
,T A.
fendant should have arranged to take
the depositions so that they would be
here In time for the trial, He stated
that they had had all the time since
last October to take them. and asked
that the defendant be called. Hoey
is in Nogales and could not very we'll
appear today. Col. Martin replying
stated that tho counsel for the defense
could not serve papers on Mr.. McLe-
more before he arrived and that they
had applied to the treasury department
for permission to get the two Chinese
but that they had been unable to do
So Mr.. Nave stated to the court that
whenever the defense wanted TO bring
these two Cinnamon across the line
In bond as witnesses I'm this trial, he
would guarantee to secure the proper
authority from Washington.
Judge Davis held that the defendants
counsel had been diligent In their ef-
forts to- secure the dispositions as early
as possible and believing that the re-
quest for a continuance was not un-
reasonable, he set the trial for Mon
day morning at $3.50.
The next case taken up was the
case against Jesus Miranda. who was
indicted for selling liquor to an In
dian. Josiah Ide representing him
changed his plea of not guilty to a plea
of guilty and tne Judge Informed
him that sentence would be passed
Wednesday at p. IN.
The case against Jose Juan. was call
ed in the United States court this morn
ing at 10:30 Juan was indicted by the
grand jury on the charge of smuggl-
ing pleaded not guilty and the court
appoined Judge Charles Blenman o
defend him. A number of witnesses
were summoned and testified against
Juan. ne following jury of twelve men
were drawn to try the case: VIM. Du-
mont. foreman, Arthur Lutley. John
Zellweger, +. N. Wolcott, A. T.. Gre
uIn, w. r. Francis. p. Bowling. E. L.
Vail. E. G Capo. John N. Brown, John
Fasley and George Scholdeld. AT IL
o'clock the jury returned verdict OF
gr'liy.
The case of Gillermo Yasguez, in
alcted for selling liquor to an Indian
Was called at two O'Clock this afternoon
The court appointed w. S. Bartlett to
defend Nasquez
The United A.ates court and the dis
trict court will be in session tomorrow
for the tl; saction of such business,
criminal or civil that may come up at
that time.
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