Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-25
GRAND JURY, SELECTED COURT HOLDS MORNING SESSION TAKING UP CASES OF INTER.
 EST IN 5IsBEE.
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 TOMBSTONE, April 24.-The re turn of Sheriff Hunt of the spccia yenire of ten grand jurors was mad when court opened this afternoon an, with the regular drawn, made th, panel complete, as follows: wm Cowan, Fred Hedberg. NJ. v. Caste nada, James Farley, T. D. Dav.s, Jchl Gleason. Dave Cohn, J. NJ. Crosby Jchn Clifford, L. s. Gamble, U. B Hohstadt, R. E- Riddle, Milton Fa,Iey Thomas Turner, Chas. Drew, $. W Dobson, l.. J. Overlook, James Lamb Ben Cook, Albert Woods and A.ber Watkins.
 After the jury had been instructed as to their duties, L. J. Overlook wal appointed as foreman and Major Bur ton sworn in as bailiff. The follow ing prisoners were brought into court by Sheriff Hunt and deputies and those who had no counsel to represent them for the empanelment of the grand jury had counsel appointed for them by the cou't:
 Francisco Jimminez, escaping jail, Bisbee.
 August Machichi, burglary, Douglas
 Miguel Garcia, burglary. Tombstone.
 J. w. Brown, forgery, Bisbee. l Albert T. Woolverton, forgery, Doug las.
 Arthur Vesina. burglary and grand larceny, Naco.
 Victor F. Alatorre, burglary, Doug las.
 Gabriel Navarro, burglary, Fairbank.
 Luis Delgado, burglary, Douglas. Antonio Fferros. attempt to com nit burglary. Bisbee. Walter Mcdaniel, grand larceny. | Douglas.
 Frank McDaniel, grand larceny, Douglas.
 Ramon Cordero, burglary, Bisbee. Benito Moreno, assault with deadly weapon, Bisbee. Mike Rowan. robbery. Bowie.
 George T. Reed, robbery, Bowie. J. M. Sarsfield. grand larceny, Bis tee. .--
 Norman Norris, forgery, i3isbee.
 Juan c. Bautista, burglary, Naco.
 Bernard Orduno, forgery. Bisbee.
 John Conchin, robbery and escaping jail.
 c. B. Comisford, robbery, Bisbee.
 L. G. Norton, robbery, Bisbee.
 Florencia Castro, burglary, Naco. kill, Bowie.
 Bernaldo Avalez, assault intent to kill, Bowie.
 Julio Flores, grand larceny. Douglas.
 Bob Kennedy. robbery, Bisbee. B. Whiting, assault deadly weapon, Boston Mill
 Augusta Valencia, murder, Douglas.
 The prisoners presented a very clean and healthy appearance and looked as though they were well car ed for and had suffered no material hardship On account of their confine- ment. Their manner and appear ance in the court room was the cause of much comment and reflects credit on Sheriff Hunt and the management of the jail.
 Those who were out on bond to an swer charges and who were repre- scented by counsel were as follows: Manuel April, Josea M. Herrea, Wm. Outbreak, Oscar Roundtree, Ollie Reed. A. D. oswell, Jesus Molina, W. s. Mason, W. F. Schwamm, Al Noun tain, L. V. Keinnard, John Williams, Chas. Coleman, Sam Dyson, C. Y. Webb and Geo. H. French. Morning Session. Court convened at 9:30 o'clock this morning. and a number of minor mat ters were disposed of. In the case of Mrs. W. l.. Hargrove 1 ys. City of iBsbee for s1o.000 dam ages, alleged to have been sustained by falling down one of the streets in BIsbee a few months ago, the argu- Il ent on the demurrer to the plain tif's complaint will be heard on the morning of May Is. In the case of Lippert vs. O'Hart, an rjunction case involving the quest ion to enclose certain ground on the Mamie mining claim in the city of Bis zee, an order was made setting the case for trial on May 4.
 Case of Hayne vs. Matten ct al, foreclosure of lien, was set for trial On June IS.
 In the case of the Providential Mu- tual Loan Association vs. J. c. Cutler, the demurrer was submitted to the court and taken under adyisement.
 Judge Doan in discussing the mat ter of attorneys in cases who were also notaries. stated that he believed 1t bad practice and stated that number of authorities held that was TO a legal proceeding and that 1t would be a much better proceeding to have someone else verify the com plaint.
 The argument on the demurrer in the case of Hiims vs Hankins ct al. vas set for May Is.
 A restraining order and requiring the defendant to put up $50 for costs in the case of Isabella Chase vs. J. P. Chase, for divorce, was made. The restraining order will prevent the defendant from disposing of number of shares of stock in the Gray Noun tain Copper Company and Elkhorn Mining Company, which 1t is alleged iI the complaint he has acquired as e mpany property.
 In the case of Bronebrake vs. R. $. Hunt ct al. judgment for costs was entered in favor of the defendant. I he case will be taken to the Supreme Cf.rrt