Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-07
DISTRICT COURT
 FOURTH DAY
ANOTHER GOOD DAYS WORK IN
 COURT.
The Grand Jury Probably Concluded It's Labors Yesterday-Many Pris oners Plead Not Guilty and Have Their Caces Set fer Trial

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 Court convened at the usual hour, s o'clock, and proceeded with the civil calendar. The first case called WAS that of P A. Demartini vs. c. Cramer garnishment; upon motion of attor neys for plaintin the case was contin- ued for the term.
 In the case of Demartini vs. Gould for debt, judgment for which was given plaintiff Wednesday, a stay of execution was granted for four days
 In the case of Reilly, administrator of the estate of P. Downing, deceased, vs. J. Isabella Carroll ct al, the stat ute of Limitations asked for by defend ants was denied by the court, to which ruling Attorney Clark took an excep tion. The case was then continued until Friday morning.
 In the case of the Bouquillas Land and Cattle Company vs. Curtis ct al for ejectment, English, as attorney for plaintiff offered as evidence certificate and papers as a disclaimer for filing Ben Morgan, attorney for defendants. filed an answer to the plaintiffs abate ment. After considerable argument the court ordered that the plea be sus tained. Several witnesses were ex- amined, after which the case WIS con tinued until p. m.
 At the conclusion of this case the prisoners who had been indicted by the grand jury and had taken the statutory time to plead were brought into court and the cases set.
 John Edwards, murder, plead not guilty.
 Sebastian Duran, murder plead not guilty; case set for June 12th, Attorney Goodbody representing defendant
 Cruz Figueroa and Ramon Moreno, was asked ioT. and the case set for Friday, June 18th. Thomas Williams, burglary, pleal not iuilty; set for June 16th. Juan Moreno and Jose Gomez. bur glary, plead not guilty; set for June 10th. Frank Rogers, burglary, plead not guilty; c. F. Clark appointed as at torney. Peter Hansen, assault to murder; set for 17th. Miller & O'Connell ap- peared for defendant.
 Rafael Caranza, grand larceny, stat utory time to plead. Attorney Good body appointed by the court to defend accused.
 Scott White vs. Cochise county; on motion of plaintiffs attorney, case was dismissed without prejudice.
 Vandewalker vs. Tovrea & Moss; man; affidavit of attorney for contin- uance in behalf of defendant Contin- uance ordered and defendants ordered to pay costs up to the present time.
 H. B. Mccoy, defaulting witness be fore the grand jury. was fined S50, which he paid.
 Reilly vs. Cochise county; Bowman, deputy district attorney, moved to set aside judgment by default, and pre- scented an affidavit in support of same. Ordered by the court that the judg- ment be set aside; jury trial demanded by plaintiff; defendant given four days to answer.
 Likes ys. Hop Sing; Attorney Nor gan withdrew as attorney for plaintiff and o. Gibson substituted and case continued for the term.
 Ceilings vs. Ceilings; divorce was granted plaintiff and she allowed GUS tody of child and defendant ordered to pay an allowance of s20 for support of the child and be allowed to see same as long as he continues to pay the said allowance.
 Case of Mason ys. CTonk; continued for term on account of illness of de fendant
 The grand jury did not report yes terdsy. but will make their final re port some time during today.
 The balance of the prisoners who were indicted by the grand jury were brought into court and cases set for trial
 Order made by the court for the subpoenaing of several witnesses re siding outside of the county, for their attendance OF court.
 The divorce case of Wittig vs. Wit tig was set for this morning. Attorney Miller, for defendant, moves for con tinuance, which matter was being ar gued at the close of this court