Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-26
UNITED STATES GRAND JURY
 MEETS
Federal Court Opens in Tomb- stone With Five Known Cases and Several Others to Be Investigated.
Especial to RevieW.l

TOMBSTONE, June 25.-The | nit ed States court was opened this morn ing for the transaction of the criminal business of the term. The return of UI tied States Marshal Ben Daniels showed the following to have been been summoned as grand jurors: J. NJ. Crosby. J. W. Frederick, James Johnson, Wm. Shuckman, J. T. Brick wood, H. W. Kelsey. F. F. Cranz, B. NJ. Pattison, F. R. Harrington, Jacob Schmid. H. M. Woods, Waiter Goslir, 2. T. Phillips, ]. H. Vaughan, G. F.. Meek, George Hardiker, w. J. John son, H. W. Massac. W. c. Buchanan, F, N Wolcott and August Baron.
 J. NJ. Crosby and H. w. Massac were excused, owing to good and suf- ticient reasons, and a special venire of two jurors were issSued and the re- turn made as follows: Lou Coooley and T. R. Brandt. H. NJ. Woods was sworn in as foreman of the jury and Thomas York as bailiff.
 So far as known there are five cases 10 be submitted before that body, as follows: Wm. Mahoney. charged with smuggling; Manuel Rodriguez, import ing women into the country for immor'
  gliT.g; Jesus Burreall. importing Chin ese, and Francisco Lopez, Filipe Gar : cia, Lorenzo Montana and James Fer sU Scharged with breaking the seal on m TT1pnded car. The latter case was
 4sferred fro mthe district of New
 kfeo, where the defendant had been
 esfed, and when the case came up
 trial there it was found the seal lsan hr-nl- hn Hur as in transit on the Fl Paso & North festern railroad, near Silver Creek, fn this county, and not in New Mexico All of the latter defendants with the Exception of James Ferrill were brc ught over from New Mexico last ey ening and are now in the county jail. Ferrill gave bond in New Mexi co for his appearance here, but was not on hand when called this morn ing.
 It is reported that a number of oth CT cases will be investigated before ,.sxhe grand jury, and subpoenaes were
 I'd for a number of witnesses to re
 somOrrow. A number Of these
 4om Bisbee and Douglas.
 witness by the name of Lee
 spson, from Douglas, who was
 joenaed to appear before the grand
 faile dto put in an appearance
 an attachment was issued fol n He was returned into court by ae marshal and fined the costs ot he Issuance of that instrument, whicl anounted to $2.20, which he paid.
 From present appearances the grand jury will complete it's labors tomOr row evening, and the trial jury will bt on hand on Thursday, June 2S, anC will finish up the work by Saturda, evening.
 In District Court.
 On the District Court side therr were a number of civil cases taken uI In the fee cases of Constable Shrop shire and Justice Mcdonald, of Doug las, the cases were called by Attorne. Cunningham, for the plaintiff, wht wished to take up the matter of a mo ton to strike. but it was put over ur til Wednesday, when the other case are set, and will then all be tried.
 On Wednesday the case"of ChaTle Kruder against Cochise County vii also be taken up. This is 8 cas brought by the plaintiff to secure tn payment of S3S6 alleged to be due fo meals that were furnished to juror in civil cases at the last term of tn, District Court in October. ~-
 The case of administrator of the es tate of P. J. Delahanty, deceased, vs Samuel Friedman, which was set fo trial today, was continued until Wed nesday.
 In the case of Leona Ballard, o Douglas, Fs. Ira J. Ballard, for divorce