Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-30
Tombstone Jury Finds Him Not Guilty of Bringing Women
 From Mexico.
COPPER QUEEN CASE
 ABOUT READY FOR JURY.
Two Mexican Women Ordered 0eported-They Were Wit neSSes Against Rodriguez, Mrs. Lamb Without Bail.

- 1oMbS lONE, June ZS--lne JEfy in the case Of the United States vs. Manuel Rodriguez did not get the case until 10:45 o'clock last night, after hard days work put in in list ening to the testimony of some twenty odd witnesses. many of whom were subjected to lengthy cross-examina- tion. The case was vigorously pros ecuted by Attorneys Alexander and Jones for the government and was as stubbornly fought by Attorneys Or fila, Parsons and Beumler for defense. The jury agreed upon a verdict some time during the night and brought il into court at the converting hour this morning. IL was that of not guilty. The testimony in the case was very conflicting, most of the witnesses on the one side absolutely contra dieting those on the other. The wit nesses being put under the rule, they of course could not hear the testi- mony of the others. The defendant was a greatly pleased man when the result of the jury deliberations were made known to him.
 The two Mexican women, who have been held in the county jail for sey- eral months as witnesses in the case for the government, were taken out today and will be taken to Douglas, where they will be deported 10 Agua Prieta. They have been in the coun- ty jail since March and are allowed the usual government fee since that time, which will give them a fairly gcod-sized amount of money with which to celebrate, being in the neigh bcrhood of s100.
 The attorneys for Mrs. Lamb have so far failed 10 raise the amount of The s5000 bail that was fixed by the court, but expect to do so within q short time They have secured one of the bondsmen. who has qualified in part of the sum, but have not enough to cover the entire amount.
 The case of the Copper Queen CO. vs. G. J. McCabe. which was eontin- ued over from Wednesday, was again taken up this morning, the jury in the mean time having been in charge of the bailiff and kept together. When the case was called this morning the
 
 cluded its direct testimony. The de- fense then began its side of the case and put the defendant on the stand first. who was followed by others. They expect to conclude their case by 2 o'clock, at which time the plain tiff expects to put in some testimony in rebUttal. The case will probably go to the jury tomorrow morning. If s. ,h N-lr Nf jury in the case of the Copper Queen Go. vs. Bauer will then be begun and it will probably be selected tonight so that the testimony in the case can be put in the first thing in the morn ing.
 The cases against the county. in volving the question of fees and that of the case of Kreuder for meals fur nished to jurors are all set to follow the Bauer case and in all probability will be reached sometime tomorrow. The fee cases will first come up on the question of law point and tpon the decision of the court on this mat ter will determine whether the cases can go to trial. The attorneys for the constables and justices are of the opinion that their contention on the law point will be upheld by the court and that the county will have no case after that point has been decided, while the district attorney is of the opinion that the case will be tried on it's merits. Ben Goodrich will be aS- scciated with the district attorney in the defense of the case, and Gun ningham, Bennett & Williams will look after the plaintiffs side Of the. case. All of the officers are here from Bisbee and Douglas and some of them have been here for several days awaiting the hearing of the case, but they have so far been unable to break into court.
 :o United states has concluded its crfnSnal business before the court and the balance of the jurors and witnesses were paid of by the marshars ornce roaay and discharged from further attendance on the court. The force of the marshal's office will probably conclude it's labors today and leave in the morning for Phoenix. The accounts of ex-UuiJed States Mar shal McCord and of ex-Commissioner Emanuel, as well as that of Commis- sioner Gilmore, for the past quarter, were approved by the court and VIII now be sent on to Washington to the department of justice for Lay ment.
 An effort was made this mornIng to have the case of the Cadena de Co., bre Co. vs. Hughes ct al. set down for trial, but the attorneys in the case representing the different sides e uld not agree upon a definite set ting, but it is possible that it will come up during the first week in Au- gust.
 An order was entered on the United States side of the court transferring Jesus 3uTrell, who was sentenced to serve a term of three months in the county jail, for bringing Chinamen into the country, from the county jai! here to the county iail at Tucson.
 A. LeRoy and J. c. Cutter were ex- cUsed as trial jurors for the balance of the term and left for taeir homes at Bisbee.