Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-24
Says Public Examiner Found
 Difference Which Is Due to
 Assessment Being Collected [ Before Raise Was Made.
Bail of Mrs. Lamb, Who Killed
 William Barnes, Is Fixed at ; S5,000, Which Amount She
 Hopes to Raise Shortly.
Special to Reyiew.)

TOMBSTONE, June 23.-Counly Assessor B. J. O'Reilly this after noon made a public statement regard ing Public Examiner W. C. Fosters recent report. in which he claims to have found discrepancy in the as- sessor's books. O'Reilly's statement is as follows:
 The public examiner in his report 10 the board of supervisors of this county or my office, mentions a dis ,crepancy of S1O9.4S between the amount marked paid the assessor on the original rolls and the amount turn ed into the treasurer, which is eX plained as follows:
 The territorial board of equaliza- ton, while in session last year al Phoenix, placed a raise of 19 per cent. on work horses and 31 per cent. on saddle horses in Cochise county.
 "The difference between the amount :. collected for on the original valua- tion as placed on the same by me and the additional amount charged after the raise was made and appear ing on the duplicate rolls as having . been paid the assessor will figure the difference"
 Cases in Court.
 The attention of the court today was taken up in the trial of short civil cases. a number of them appeal cases from the various justice courts.
 Tn the case of Barnes vs. Doizer, an appeal case from the justice court of TombeJone. judgment was awarded the plaintiff.
 In the case of Delta Myers vs. Co chise county, regarding the question of fees in transmitting the testimony taken before the coroner's inquests, involving about s90,' the matter was submitted to the court and judgment T was given the plaintiff for the amount and costs of suit.
 The case of J. W. Ross ys. J. P. Chase was set for trial on July 10. It is case for damages.
 The three cases from Bisbee, in- volving the question of fees of the constables and justices of the peace were set down to be tried June 2S.
 The matter of fixing the amount of bail in the Lamb case, in which the defendant is charged with the hLIlDS OI W Ill. S2TneS III DOuRIdSi was called up again at the noon hour and after listening to the testimony of Mrs. Barnes and her son, Alvin and further statement by Mrs. Lamp the court made an order admitting her to bail in the sum of S5000. The at toIneys for the defendant expect tc have no trouble in raising this amount and state that they will have it fixed up during the early part of next week so that Mrs. Lamb will be released from the county jail.
 United States Marshal Daniels and his force are expected to arrive to morrow to be in readiness to com mence work on Monday morning when the United State grand jury will convene.
 The case of the County vs. Soto Bros. and Soto Bros. & Renaud fol the collection of license money alieg ed to be due for the selling of liquor during the years 1903 and 1904, wa! tried in the court this afternoon ana judgment given to the defendants, a. the court held that there was no pro vision of the statutes that provided for the collection of the license none! by civil action, but that they could have been proceeded against crim iLalIy.
 The same ruling in this case vii apply to the case against Castenadi Bros. of Benson, that is pending in tn court on the same grounds.