Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-22
HARRY Mccoy
 RECEIVES SENTENCE
GETS TWO YEARS FOR 5URGLA RY COMMITTED IN
 BlSBEE.
Case Against O'Brien Is Dismissed in Pima County Mrs. SauVage Is Brought Into Court and Arraiqned. Question of Name Raised.
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 Tombstone, Nov. 21.-Harry Me. Coy, who plead guilty to the charge of | burglary committed in Bisbee. was sentence dto serve two years in Yuma. l
 The case of the Territory ys. Fran cisco Rodel. charged with burglary, | was dismissed this morning upon mo tion of the District Attorney upon the
 grounds that there was not sufficient
 evidence to warrant placing the de- fandant on trial Manuel Mendosa. who was found
 guilty of the charge of burglary on yes terday. was sentenced to serve one
 year in Yuma The other charge
 against him of aggravated assault will probably be dismissed. Mrs. Kate D. Sauvage was brought
 into court and arraigned. and asked fori the statutory time in which to plead When asked if Mrs. C. H. Salvage was her true name. she replied that her name was Kate D. Sauvage The in
 dictment reads, Mrs. C. H. Sauyage.' ' The case of Frank Hare vs. Perry
 Wildman was dismissed upon motion | of the plaintiff.
 The argument on the demurrer in
 the case of NJ. NJ. Dodge ct al. ys. B
 F. Graham has been set for Nov. 20. In the case of the Providential Mu- 1 tual vs. French ct al, on motion of the | plaintiff the $500 that had been paid | into the court by the defendant was or l dered to be turned over to the receiv- CT, Albert Stacy, who yesterday flied
 his bond and qualified. The case has
 been set for trial on December Fist. II The case of the Territory vs. Pablo Valenzuella. charged with an assault | with a deadly weapon on another Mex
 ican in Douglas, was tried today. The | evidence in the case was conflicting
 and the jury took some time in decid ing on the case,
 The Roy Wfittlesey case, charged
 with assault with intent 10 commit
 murder in Tombstone is set for trial in the morning. as are also the case against Reyes Verdugo, charged with l grand larceny, and A. Manriquez- charged with assault with intent to I commit rape.
 An order was made for the drawing
 of another special venire Of forty jur- DTS, returnable Wednesday morning. 1 The appeal case of the Territory vs.
 Ham was dismissed on motion of the District Attorney.
 Case of Territory vs. Edward Coyle appeal from Justice Court, set for De
 cember 9th.
 Case of the Territory vs. A ]. Fin : nerty, appeal from Justice Court. set for December 9th.
 Territory vs. Wm. Humphries, dis
 missed on motion of the District At torney.
 . Territory vs. Riyas, appeal Justice l Court, set for December 11th. g. Territory vs Wm. Blackburn, periu.
 ry, set for December 11th.
 Territory vs. R. c. Miller. appeal
 case, dismissed on motion of District
 Attorney.
 ] Territory vs. Ida and Frank McCam- f ley, grand larceny, set for Dec. 18th. ? Territory vs. Geo. Mulkey, burglary 7. dismissed on motion of District Attor- l. ney.
 D Territory vs. Blackburn and John. son. extortion. set for Dec. 18th. s Territory ys. Esquerre. entered ,, plea of not guilty; case set for Nov il 2Sth.
 U NS. OauAl, uioA1-A5oSu OA al motion of District Attorney. T Territory vs. Savoy, set for Decem n Der 14th
 ;. Territory vs. BIedigovich. appeal uJs n tice Court, set for Dec. 14Jh. D. Territory vs. A. J. Finnerty, appeal t. set for December 14th. + Territory vs. Kidder, dismissed CT e motion of District Attorney, j.; Manz vs. Edwards, hearing on de yl murrer and application for receiver l. set for Nov. 24th.
 al Gregory vs. Arizona Dev. Co, defaul lei entered; judgment for plaintiff for sal c. ary and costs and S2.000 paid out fo Id location of claims.
 al A citation was issued this morninl d in the case of the ProFident Nutua -el Building & Loan Association vs ie George French and Al Williams, re Il, quiring them to appear before tn lr court tomorrow and show cause wh $. they should not be fined for contemp " of court in removing furniture iron ee the Hotel Queen at Douglas Ehie d. was in the hands of a receiver aI ,f- pointed by the Court. is Notice of the dismissal of tn It. O'Brien case in the Court at Tucso re has been received in Tombstone. Som i'll surprise was expressed that no sui te poenas had been issued and that th ic county was not represented when th
 case was called for trial. Lew ay Webb, the principal witness, sma nt boy who is at present in Bisbee, wa in brought back from the east not ion y. ago to testify in the case. The e in penses in this case has already co it's the taxpayers a large sum. ls- Knapp Malone, who was arreste
 at Cananea and brought here on