Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-31
MANY CASES ARE PLACED 0N
 CALENDAR
Attention of the District Court Is Taken Up With the Set ting of Cases for Trial -s
 A Few Plead to Indictments.
Especial to Review.)

TOMBSTONE, Oct S0.-Tne atten. lion of the Dist ic. Court wi.s taken up Monday morning in the setting of
 the criminal cases of those who were
 indicted by the grand jury. Before
 the cases were set pleas were taken
 in few instances.
 John Job, who was on bond, ap- peared in court to answer to the in
 dictment charging him with grand
 larceny, and entered a plea of not guilty. The case was set for trial on
 November 24th.
 Frank Hawkins entered a plea of
 not guilty to the charge of burglary alleged to have taken place in Bisbee,
 and the case was set for trial on No vember 24th.
 +. $. Verleye, who was indicted on
 the charge of forging the name of w. | B. Kelly to check in Bisbee, entered | a plea of not guilty, and the case was | passed for setting to later date. c. R. Limon, indicted for burglary.
 had his case set for trial on the goth
 of November.
 c. E. Buster, who was indicted for
 perjury, will have his case come up
 on the goth also.
 Alejandro Chavez, charged with an | assault with a deadly weapon, will
 have his case tried on November goth, following the Buster case. Vicente Meudez and Feb Martinez, | indicted jointly for the crime of burg | lary, alleged to have been committed
 in Lowell, will be tried on the 18th. Nacho Morillo, charged with mur- der, has his case set for trial on No | vember Fist, to proceed the Lamb case which has also been set for that date Per Farias, charged with burglary.
 will be tried on the 23rd of Novem- Der.
 The case of E. F. Napier, charged
 with forgery, was passed for the pres
 ent to be set later.
 Francisco Gavarro will listen to the evidence against him in the two ! charges against him of assault with intent to commit rape and assault | with a deadly wepon on November 23 and 24, respectfully.
 Gus Jensen, who entered a plea of guilty to burglary in the second de- gree in breaking into the saloon of
 James East in Douglas and taking sev- eral bottles of whiskey, was sentenced to serve one year in Yuma. In the case of Charles Bowman vs the First National Bank of Tomb stone ct al. for recovery of the funds
 belonging to the estate and order was
 made in the court this morning to | turn the money over to the plaintiff as special administrator in the estate to
 be held by him until the question of
 ownership is settled between the H.
 NJ. Gee and the heirs of the deceased,
 Mrs. Mary Gee, which action is now pending in the district court and in
 which jury trial was demanded this morning.
 | The court announced this morning
 that he wished as many of the coun-
 sel present as possible on Wednesday
 morning as the calendar would be
 called for the settirg or I;ie civil juiy
 cases.
 In the case of Owen E. Murphy ys.
 Cochise County, the argument or the
 motion for new trial will be taken
 up during the next few days so that
 in case the motion is denied the plain tiff will have time to perfect his ap- peal to the Supreme Court. Word has been received here that
 the cases of Nj. Doyle and Jack White vs Cochise County for fees, which were transferred to Pima county, will come up for argument on demurrers on Saturday, November 3. It is understood that the Meade Scribner and Scribner-Meade dnses
 that have been transferred to Mari copa county, have been set for trial during the first part of November, prior to the session of the Supre:ce | Court which convenes on the 12tt.