Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-27
Copper Queen Cases Against McCabe and Bauer Go Over Until Today-Venire of For ty Jurors Ordered by Court, School Superintendent Rock fellow Makes Apportion- ment, BiSbee and Douglas Getting Major Portion,
Especial to Review.l

of supervisors at their recent meet | ing transacted considerable business ! besides talking over the the invitation ! of going to Phoenix to meet with the | other boards of the territory. The names of the inspectors and l judges to act at the coming election | Were named, as required by law. The city of Douglas was divided l into two voting precincts, the divid- l ing line tO be Tenth street, those on | the north side to vote in one precinct i and those living on the south of that stree; to vote in the other B;sbee was divided into three vot- | ing precincts, one 10 be in each of the three wards, while Lowell will have d precinct of its own, which will include SCu.h Bisbee and Don Luis. Those citizens of BisbeC residing in Upper Tombstone Canyon outside of the Ciyy limits will Dy allowed 10 vote III tkl Thi.d ward.
 Wr2. Adamson was appointed by the bcud 10 act as fair commissioner from Cochi5e cCuGIy.
 Ben Goodrcu was appointed by the board 10 assist the district attorney iu th" trial O. inc civil cases against Jhc county, involving the question of f,.s. at a compensation not to eX- crtL $2Ul.
 Thc land donated by Colonel ". C. Greene at Hereford as a county poor fa,u and that had been inspected by Ihc board was formally accepted, and the clerk instructed 10 thank Mir. Greene for the presentation of the land and to aSk that he make out the decf for the property. The board, upon the receipt of the deed, will take .stegs 10 put the land in cultivation. !. The county surveyor will be sent down to Hereford to estimate what amount of water will be required 10 irrigate q sixty acres of the land, and to deter mine the best size of an artesian well to be put down. When this has been done bids will be asked for, for put ting down the well. etc.
 In the matter of going to Phoenix to attend the called meeting of the various boards of the territory, no for 1lal action was taken. Messrs. Riggs and Taylor were in favor of going to attend the meeting. while Chairman Bowen was opposed to it. There is nothing in the minutes to show any action in the matter. but it vas un- derstood when the board adjourned that Messrs. Riggs and Taylor would meet with the others in Phoenix on June 29. at which time the meeting had been called.
 Copper Queen Cases.
 The cases of the Copper Queen Company vs. J. G. McCabe and all other against Maria Bauer, which were set for trial today. went over until tomorrow, in order to allow the sheriff to summon special venire or forty jurors who will be used to try the cases. The yenire will be made returnable at 9 o'clock in the morning.
 The cases of the various justices and conStables against the county, which were set for tomorrow, will go ever until after the trial of the jury cases, and in all probability will not be able to be called up before the latter part of the week, as the United States trial jury will commence work Cn Thursday morning and will have the right Of way and the other eases will have to come in between times.
 The United States grand jury made partial report, returning an indict- Iuent against Jesus BurreIl, charging him with bringing Chinamen into the Cpited States. He entered a plea of guilty 70 the charge and will be scn- tenced by the court in the morning at 9:%n o'clock.
 In the case of the Government vs. Manuel Rodriguez, charged with bringing women hnto the United States for the purpose of prostitution at Douglas. the defendant entered a plea of not guilty, and the case was set down for trial on Thursday morn ing.
 The case of the United States vs. Jehn Fro ct al. was ordered dismissed by the United States attorney on the grounds of the insufficiercy of the evidence 70 convict.
 The civil case of the GovernmeEJ ys. John Moangan was continued for the term.
 Owing to the absence of a number of witnesses before the United States grand jury, that body adjourned until romorrow morning, after they made their partial report this morning
 Houck Deiter Company of Fl Paso has brought suit in the district court against Joseph Gribble and wife to forecIose a mortgage held on Douglas rioperty.
 No decision has been rendered as yet in the case of the City of Tomb stone vs. the Huachuca Water Com pany, which has been before the court for some time, but an early de- cision is looked for.
 School Funds.
 County Superintendent of Schools Roclfellow has made an additional ap- portionment to number of the school districts of the funds that were in the general school fund. The amount to be apportioned was s3,017.60, and was apportioned as follows: