Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-15

catch-;aecord-Brea SaIe. .. .. | Johnny James was arraigned for the third time yesterday in Justice Me
 Donald's court on the charge of .mur- dering L. O. Milless. Owing to the absence of his attorney, John McGow-
 an, another postponement of the case
 was permitted by the court, and Sat urday is the time set for the hearing. James appeal ed in court promptly at 10 o'clock, accompanied by At torney J. P. DeMattos, who appeared
 in place of Attorney McGowan. who was out of the city.
 Immediately upon the opening ot the case Attorney DeMattos requested | that a postponement of the case be | made, as it had been impossible for Mir. McGowan to be present. and he was unacquainted with the details ot | the prisoners side of the matter. | Counsel for the prosecution readily as- scented to the motion of DeMattos. ana the court accordingly set the case for | Saturday next.
 ! James, speaking for himself, stated to the court that he was growing tired of these postponements which com pelled him to stay in jail without 9 hearing indefinitely Justice McDon- aid asked James if he desired to go ahead with the case without the aid of his counsel, MT. McGowan, where 1 upon the defen6ant Ieconsidered and agreed to wait until the time next set for his hearing.
 The sensation of the day was sprung by the the prosecution immediately after James was lead from the court room and back to the jail Joe Mar tinelli, who has sworn to all the war ants which have heretofore been used in the cases against James and Bert Noftz, appeared in court and swore to another, char ging Mable Carlisle with aiding and abetting. both before and after the fact. in the muroer of L. O. Milless. She is now in the branch county jail in care of Constable Bud Casad.
 Her hearing has not been set by the court, as it is her request that the case be allowed to stand until the re turn of Attorney McGowan. As that attorney has been in daily communi- cation with the Carlisle woman since | his retention in the James case. it is thought that he will also appear for her.
 | Just as the warrant was served on Mrs. Carlisle by Constable Casad, Dep uty Sheriff George Chidester appeare3 on the scene and demanded that she be turned over to him, as he had been guarding her since her return to Bis | bee The Carlisle woman was in duced to come here from Cananea Dy Under Sheriff Callaghan when that officer visited Cananea for the purpose of getting Bert Noftz delivered to the officers on this side of the line. She
 was left under the care of Chidester,
 but has never been placed under ar rest, it being deemed best by the sher- iff's office that the woman be allowed her freedom in the hope that she
 would tell what she knew of the affair | with which Noftz and James are con-
 nected.
 | that would tend to incriminate either
 of the men charged with the murder of Milless, and it is thought that for
 this reason those who have presse-
 the case against Noftz and James
 swore to a warrant for her arrest in the hope that under the persuasive in- ., fiuence of confinement she may see nj to nsr .-t a n N
 than she has heretofore.
 It was claimed yesterday by the
 prosecution that developments in the gathering of evidence to be used in
 the charges against the three are re tsponsible for the latest move in the T larrest of the woman. The pro5ecu
 tion seems to be more confident than
 ever that the right parties have beer
 charged with the hold-up and murder Messrs. Neale and Sutter. who are
 representing the Territory in the
 prosecution of this case, made most
 determined endeayor to have the case
 called at once, and MT. Su,1er stated
 some most cogent reasons against fur ther continuance of the matter, de l manding that justice to the territory
 ,rd to the defendant himself. required ithat sho cere r-o~onS ri.ho'r. f-r-tre'
 delay. The court, however. rather leaning to the view of the case that as
 Noftz was a material witness in the
 rase the defendant, after stating that
 he would continue the case until Sat
 urday at p. m., iurtber announced that the attorney for the 6efepse must i, be prepared to proceed at that ';me
 as no further postponemcnt would be tolerated.
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