Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-18
MORE JURORS REPORT
VERONA, FERRAs AND MAcHIcHI ARE CONVICTED BY JuRIEs
 IN TOMBSTONE.
Dates for Trial of Coleman and eos- we'll Murder Cases Are Changed. Hisbee Woman Gets Divorce on the Ground of Drunkenness.
Especial to Review.)


 TOMBSTONE. May 17.-1he return of the special yenire yesterday after noon by Sheriff Hunt contained the following names: w. F. Holland, Dave Johns. F. S. Kirkpatrick, Chas- Holtz, Chas. E. Leon, W. s. Grly, Theo DeLong. w. C. Howard, Bert Ghemble. ". R. Ezeil. H. R. Cosgrif, V. H. Call, Edgar Thompson. P. V. Caldwell. Sam Yarnell, R. E. Kohler. John Pennypacker. E. C. Paraell. H. L. Hinkle, A. H. Fraley. George Hedge. James Reilly. Morris Buttner, J J. O'Laughlin, G. H. Burton, denry Holburn, w. J. Cushing, W. y. Ru- dolph and Dick Wilson.
 The jury in the case of Arthur Ve- gina, charged with burglary alleged Ic have been committed in Naco by breaking into a car on the E. P. X s. w. Railroad and stealing several sacks of flour. after being out 'ntil o'clock. brought in verdict of guilty of burglary in the second de- gree. The time for sentence ass set for this morning at 9:S0. but Attorney Cunningham filed motion for ihew trial and the matter was continued until tomorrow morning.
 The jury in the case of Antonio Fer ras. charged with attempting to l'ur- glarize the store of c. M. Henkel in Risbee last March, after being out but a short time brought in verdict of guilty as charged in the indie nent. The judgment of the court was also set for this morning, but was con tinued over until tomorrow morning.
 The case of the Territory vs. LuSits- tin Mach:chi, charged with burglary by entering the saloon of one ieorge Plant at Douglas on November 50 Of last year was tried this morning and the case given to the jury about the noon hour. but up to o'clock they had been unable to arrive at a yer dict. Soon after that hou: they drought in a verdict of acquittal.
 The next case called was that Of Florencia Castro and Refugio Castia- nos. charged with the burglary of a house in Eaco. A severance was ask e6 for and the case against Castro vas tried first, the other case to follow.
 The date of trial of the Coleman case was changed from June to June 4. and the Boswell murder case from June g to June 8.
 Richard Bundle, Frank Ramsey end l. J. OLaughlin were excused from further service as trial jurors, and John True was excused until Nay IS.
 In the divorce case of Leona Noddy ys. J. Noddy, decree was granted to the plaintiff on the grounds f cruel ty and drunkenness. Both parties are residents of Bisbee.
 The attention of the court was taken up this morning in the passing of judgement upon prisoners that had been convicted by the trial jurors.
 The first case was that of the Ter ritory ys. Fiorencia Castro con- victed of the crime of burgalry com mitted in Naco. He was sentenced to serve a term of two years in the penitentiary at Yuma.
 R. Castianos, who was jointly in- dicted with Castro and tried separate ly, received like amount of time to spend in the pen.
 Arthur Vezina, convited of burglary in the second degree by breaking into a box car at Naco and stealing several sacks of four, was next called. He was sentenced to serve two years at Yuma
 Antonio Ferras, the man with rec ord, and who has been in nearly every jail in the Southwest, and in the Co chise County jail no less than five different times during the rast seven years. was the next one called. When asked by the court If he had any thing to sav, replied: "I did not have a chance to 20 on stand and state my side of the case case" (His lawyer deemed it best not to have him do so. He was then sentenced to serve two years at Yuma. After the judgment of the court had been pronounced Ferras spoke up and ask ed the court if he could be credited with the time he had been confined in the county jail. The court then ask