Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-20
RENEW 0F COURT WEEK
EIGHT coNvfcrfoNs AND THREE AcouITTALs IN DISTRICT
 COURT AT TOMBSTONE.
Several Important Murder Cases Are Scheduled for Next Seven Days. Will Not Try to Get Campbell Out of Jail on Bond Before Trlal.
Special 10 Review.)

tSpeClai 10 Regfew-1
 TOMBSTONE. May 1s.--A review of the weeks work in the criminal cases shows that there have been a number of cases disposed of, eight convictions, three acquittals, and two cases in which the defendants have been held to await the action of the next grand jury on account of the variance of the proof and the charges as alleged in the indictment. The following have been convicted and sentenced to serve terms in Yuma:
 Antonio Ferras, charged with an at tempt to commit burglary by breaking into the Henkel iewelry store at Bis bee. two years, less four months sery- ed In the county jail.
 F. Castro and l.. Casianos. convicted of burglary by breaking into build ing at Naoo. each two years.
 Arthur Vezina, convicted of bur glary, by breaking into car of flour ct Naco. Ariz-, two years.
 Bernardo Avales, convicted of an as sault with deadly weapon. committed on the person of one James Dickson, at Bowie. two years.
 Victor Alauo, convicted of the crime of burglary, committed in Doug las by breaking into the store of D. Fl. Calisher, two years.
 Juan Dominguez, convicted of the crime of simple assault, 3 months in the county jail
 James Sarsfield. convicted of the crime of grand larceny. committed in Bisbee, by stealing a watch from the room of E. E. Clark, one year.
 The cases of acquittal were those of Augustin Machichi, charged with burglary alleged to have been com mitted in a French saloon on Sixth street in Douglas; Luis Delgado, charg- ed with burglary, alleged to have been committed in Douglas by breaking into the store of Dave Calisher. He was supposed to have been a compan- ion of Alatore's, but they failed to find any of the stolen goods on his person, as was found on AlaIores, John Conchin.
 The cases held to await the action of the next grand jury are those of Walter and Frank McDaniels. charged with the theft of calf belonging to the wife of Frank Ramsey, and that of Bernardo Orduno, or Perez, charged "lln lOfSiHS tue udIlt Ol AuTSu Idua to check for the amount of SIG, in Bisbee.
 Next week will see the trial of a number of murder cases. The first case to be called is that of Augustin Valencia, charged with the murder of Jesus Angelo at Douglas. After the alleged shooting, Valencia tried to kill himself. bnI did not succeed.
 The next case is that of A. Y. Webb, charged with the killing of A. J. Brice at Douglas. This case will probably be the hardest-fought case of any as tkere are number of witnesses on both sides
 The Campbell case is set for May 2S. He is charged with the killing of Jas. Mclaughlin at Bisbee. The matter of bail has been dropped, as it was deemed best not to force the matter, as the time for trial is so near al hand.
 After the disposition of these mur- der cases there are two others to be tried. but they will not be called until June. They are the cases of A. b. Boswell, charged with the murder of G Reed at Portal. and the case of Charles Coleman, charged with the murder of B. Smith al Bisbee.
 The case of the Territory vs. John Conchin charged with grand larceny is also set for next week, as is also the cases of Comesford, Norton and Kennedy. which are set for May 21, g and g. In this connection it might be stated that Comesford a few days since had rigged up a rope out of bed ticking and had arranged the loop and was preparing to again make an at tempt at suicide by that route, sim liar to the attempt be made in Bisbee when frs arrested This time he was caught before he had any more than got the rope fixed.
 In the cases of Albert T. woIyertcn, indicted for the crime Of obtaining money under false pretenses at Doug las, the defendant having entered a plea of guilty to the crime of a mis- demeanor, he was sentenced by the court to serve term Of six months in the county jail and pay fine of s200.
 Tn the case. of John Williams. in-, dicted of the crime of grand larceny. the defendant having entered plea of guilty to petty larceny, he was sen fenced to serve three months in the. county jail.
 The criminal business of the court having been cleared up yesterday, the trial jurors were excused last evening until Monday morning at g o'clock.
 The Argument of the demurrer inl the case of the Cadena de Cobre Min ing Company vs. Ernest Hughes ct al, for recovery of stock, was taken tip this morning and took up the time of the court all forenoon and some time this afternoon. It was taken un-i der advisement by the court to be ruled upon Monday morning.