Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-01
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 Tombstone, Oct. o1.-United States Deputy Attorney Campbell, who was in the city yesterday to represent the government in the prosecution of the four Chinese cases before Court Com cor espordent and asked if he thought the ruling recently made by Judge Wing in Ohio would have any effect in this section of the country in the Chinese cases. MT. Campbell replied that he thought that it would have no bearing whatever. and did not believe that the opinion would be sustained by the judges of this district He continued: You can not tell, how ever, as some lawyer is liable to bring the question up at any time, and the question have to be decided by the is of the opinion that he will have no trouble in securing conviction in the Murphy Price cases when they come to trial. The gentlemen will have chance to plead to the new indict- merits on Tuesday next.
 The various lawyers of this city are anxiouslv awaiting news from Phoe- nix in regard to the decisions that are to be handed down by the Supreme Court during its present session There are cutie a number of casee from this county at present up ba- fore that body.
 c. '. McReynolds. the official court sten Ographer of the second judicial district returned last evening from Solomonviile. where he has been in ar- tendance to the October term of the District Court He states that a large number of criminal eases were dis posed of. but tna, the civil ca1enuar was hardly touched An adiourneu term of the court will be he'd some time during the early part cf npTt year. The mining case involving the San Jose miriug claim in the Clifton dist jet in which W. B Thomson was plaintiff and the Standard Copper Go. defendants. resulted in the jury bring ing a verdict for the defendants. The property in dispute was valued q }300. GOO. The case will be appealed to the Supreme Court.
 The four Chinese cases which were set for trial before Commissioner Emanuel yesterday were all contin- ued on account of the depositions hay ing failed to arrive from San Francis co. They were continued until De cember 10th
 Since the publication of the story Of the capture of Chas. Gavin at Hot Springs in yesterdays Review, the following facts have been learned: {: The robbery was perpetrated on the night of December 12, 1901, when the valises of A. w Crawford, who rep resented Cook & Co., were taken from the store of Mrs. Blewett, on Nam street, containing diamonds, watches etc. \ clew was obtained by the Beebe Bros. and Constable Graham and 9 part Of the goods recovered in . lodging house in Brewery Gulch. while the largest and most valuable of the lot were never recovered Soon alter the robbery two men, Tom Will liams and Wm. Deve. aux, were ar rested and bound over to appear be fore the grand jury. The grand jury indicted both men. Williams was tried twice, the jury in the first case not arriving at a verdict, while the second resulted in his being convicted and he was sentenced to a term of ten years in Yuma, which he is now SC, wing. Deveraux was tried, but the jury failed to agree, and his case was continued until Lne next term of the court, which was December of last year. During the meantime the wit nesses against him left the country and thee ase was dismissed ou notion C. ,Ae i.s.rict attorr ey, as there va not sufficient evidence at hand to sc cure ac onviCtion. Soon after being r"i00"oI sr0cc .te r0unty i;ci! Dc-ox aux went 10 Fl Paso, and a few weeks later was caught in the act of attempt ing 10 blow open a safe in one of the saloons of that city. He was tried and found guilty, and was sentenced to serve four years in the state prison About .. Donth CT six weeks ago he was placed in the hospital on account of complaining Of being sick, ana while in that institution succeeded ir making his escape, and at last ac counts had not been captured
 Chas. Gavin. the third man who was known to be implicated in the rob tr-- -e1eh is esoa-e at fho -i--o t..a--,s s.th Elm most of the sJoieI goods He had the goods hidden un der some mattresses in the iodcin' house where the others were found but managed to get away with then before he officers got on to the fact From BishAe Gavin went to Ca7ane2 whc-" he disposed of several watchc2 The pinserton Detective agency sen two men down there to capture Cay in. Art he had gone.
 The Geo. II. Cook Co. at the time c the robbery offered $500 for the arres oi 0avia and the return of tne rev elry. or $fco for the arrest of Gavi and his conviction.
 Miss Rose Hattich left this morr ing for San Francfsco, where she vii visit for Q month or six weeks wit