Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-08
DISTRICT COURT
 FIFTH DAY

Tombstone, June 7.-The rapldlty with which the business is being tran saeted at this term of the court by provai of all concerned, and most ia sorable comments are being made on all sides. Of some ninety civil cases which were on the calendar over sev- enty have already been disposed of. and today we see number more passed upon. Court will be in session tonight until late in order to reach some of the cases. A few of the civil cases have been set for next week, and will be put in between criminal cases. Two or three civil cases are to be tried by juries, which could not be done this week on account of no jury men being present.
 The grand jury completed its labors yesterday morning, and during the four days it was in session disposed Of twenty cases. Upon the pre- sentation of its final report to the court, the judge complimented the jury upon the manner in which it had dis posed of the cases brought before it and the thoroughness in which it had been done. The grand jury has made a record as never before in the history of the county has the same amount Of work been done in the same time.
 Tie business as taken up in the Court yesterday was as follows:
 Tn the case of s. H. Bryant vs. Fur auoise Mining Company ct al. attach. ment; Attorney Lowell was entered as associate counsel for plaintiff, with o. Gibson. Case proceeded to trial and judgment rendered in favor of the plaintiff.
 Lena Wittig vs. Albert Wittig. di vorce; witnesses for plaintiff put on stand and plaintiffs case submitted the defendants case to be submitted later.
 At this time the grand jury made Its final report. An indictment was found against Pasqual Martinez for assault with intent to murder, and against J. Doe Taylor ct al. for murder. De iendants were not in custody and bench warrants issued for them.
 The following cases were ignored.
 R. J. Worthen. charged with fraud; Jesus Gomez. robbery; Ensibio Ty- banna, illegally killing cattle; Miguel Espinosa, illegally killing cattle; Vie toriana Espinosa, illegally killing cat i tie.
 Fred Thompson, witness who has been confined in the county jail for three weeks in the Walter Raymon1 case. was ordered dismissed from GUS tody Through some mistake he was not called before the grand jury until the charge against Raymond had been dismissed for lack of evidence, al though it is thought that with his evi- dence an indictment could have been found.
 Seth Leavenworth ct al ys. J. H. Jacks ct al; appeal from justice court. yuUSHltUl Dy lOi pidiblih-
 Costello vs. Arizona Eastern and Montana Smelling Company; witnesss- es examined,( case assigned and taken under advisement by court.
 The case of the territory vs. Guer- millo Romero, charged with murder; the demurrer to the indictment offered by Attorney Morgan was overruled and case set for Wednesday, June 11th.
 John Corning vs. Lizzie Corning; di- yorce; witnesses examined and decree granted plaintiff.
 Viola Griffith vs. J. J. Griffith, di- Yorce; witnesses examined and de cree granted plaintiff.
 James J. Walker vs. Nancy Walker, divorce; witnesses examined and de- cree granted plaintiff.
 John Duggan vs. Alex. Chisholm; debt; dismissed on motion of plain tin's attorney.