Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-09
COURT IN PROGRESS
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 sion of the court, and not transferred 10 the Graham county district, as was supposed. as the statute provided that cases already pending should he tried in the district in which they were fl- ed. The pleadings to these indict- ments have not as yet been made. but will probably be had during this af. ternoon or tomorrow morning.
 The United States trial jury will re- port for work on Thursday morning The calling of the calendar of the Dis trict Court for the purpose of setting the civil cases will be had on Wednes- day morning According to the views expressed by Judge Doan there will be six or eight days which can be had for the trial of civil cases between the time of the completion of the United States criminal business and May 25th, at which time a short session of the Supreme Court will be held. The Judge will return to be on hand Mon day, the 29th, at which time the terri torial grand jury will be empannel- ed. The District Attorney expects to have the body in session for come time, as there are over 50 cases 10 be investigated. While that body is working. there will be afforded anoth- CT chance for the trial of civil busi- ness. The territorial trial jury will not be called before June 18th, and possibly not before June 18th, accord ing to the present plan.
 Deputy |. s. Attorney McReynolds sr nTy 6, ,ot htrGfunce before the grand jury, as Mir. -.ave lz detained elsewhere. lie ;s expected to arrive here on Thursday.
 The case of s. P. Gallen vs. Edwin de Haven, to quiet title to mining property in the Whetstones. was dis missed. as the defendants had filed a disowner in the case.
 J. W Walker, of Indiana, who has been appointed as court reporter for this district, arrived yesterday, and assumed the duties of his office this morning.
 In the matter of the Black Diamond bankruptcy, the matter was brought before the court, and Judge Reilly. in behalf of Soto Bros, presented the court with a brief in support of the claim of the latter. With the excep- tion of this claim all of he petiion.Lg creditors have been satisfied, and with the determination of this claim will determine whether the company will be thrown into bankruptcy or not.
 The injunction case of the Boquillas Land & Cattle Co. vs. the St. David Cooperative Association was called, but no acticn taken, as the attorneys are not ready to take up the case on it's merits. Pickett and Bowman will be associated with Ben Goodrich in the defense. while Eugene s. Ives will attend to the plaintiffs case.
 The injunction case of the City of Tombstone vs. The Huachuca Water Co.,. has not been called as yet, and will probably not be taken up until the calendar has been called and a date set for the trial of the case.
 It is expected that some action will be taken during the next few days in regard to the "Choppo" E. Eredia case. Choppo, it will be remember ed. was convicted of the murder of Arthur Wright at Pearce a little over a year ago. He was sentenced to be hung. but the case was appealed to the Supreme Court. At the recent session of that body the decision of the lower court was affirmed. It now becomes the duty Of Judge Doan to resentence him. Attorney Tom Elan niean, who is the attorney for the prisoner. states that he does not be- lieve that he will be executed, and will interfere and commute the sent ence to life imprisonment. Two oth- CT Mexicans who were implicated in the same crime are now serv:ng terms in Yuma-one Ramon Moreno, for life, and the other, R. Figuerora, for ten years.