Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-04
JURY UNABLE ID ARRIVE AT
 VERDICT
Jurors Trying Francisco Garar- "a. Alleged Rapist, Fail to Agree on Verdict and Are Discharged New Trial.

TOMBSTONE. Dec. 3.-The jury in the case of the Territory vs. Francisco Gararra, after being out nearly twenty four hours. were brought into. court and dismissed when the foreman in- formed the court that they were un- able to arrive at a verdict. Garrara was charged with an assault with in tent to commit rape on the peason of one Julia Marcello at Gleason during the month of November last. It is stated that the jury stood 10 to for conviction. The case will be retried on Tuesday morning.
 Frank Hawkins. who on Saturday was convicted by the jury of the crime of burglary, was brought into court and was sentenced to serve a term of three years at Yuma
 The first case called this morning was that of Mitar Medigovich vs. V. G. Medigovich ct al. for damages al leged to have been sustained to the plaintiff on account of his arrest in Bisbee last spring on charge Of petty larceny. He accuses the defendants of having had the arrest made and of his subsequent imprisonment in the branch county jail at Bisbee. The fol- lowing jury was accepted to try the case. M- EHkiiSu- ls V. l" "tibesi Dee Yoho. Len Kelly. E. K. Springer. Frank Giragi. Eugene Robert, Steve Henkle. T. F. Carr. P. P. Piersol, Jo- eph Manning. A. D. Brewster.
 The case of the Arizona Develop ment Company vs. H. L. Gerard. for debt. is also, to he tried today, but will not be reached until late hour on account of the Medigovich case con suming much more time than was at first supposed that it would.
 Saturday Mexican was brought up from Benson and/placed in the County Hospital, suffering from two gun shot wounds. One of them entered the right jaw bone and ranged downward. while the other was on the left arm. The Mexican stated that he was asleep in a box car in the Southern Pacific yards at Benson. near the round house. and that he was shot by some white man who ordered him out of the car. His story is doubted. however, and the authorities are of the opinion that he was shot while trying to enter some place or yard.
 Sheriff Hunt and Deputy Bennett left Saturday evening for Yuma, taking three prisoners, who have been sen fenced to serve terms in that institu- ton at the present term of the court. The prisoners were R. s. vereley, who vas indicted of the crime of forgery committed in Bisbee by forging the name of w. B. Kelly to check on the Bank of Bisbee. He at first entered plea of not guilty, but later withdrew that and entered one of guilty and as d reward drew one year in the peBl- tentiary. Another vas Rernardino Farais. who was convicted of the crime of burglary and was also given one year. He was convicted of breaking into the store of Fred Wolschegel in Bisbee. The third prisoner was Ale iandro Chavez. who plead guilty to charge of an assault with a deadly weapon, which crime WIS committed on a fellow countryman in Bisbee.
 The following marriage licenses have been issued out Of the proDate court during the past few days: w. o: Covey to wed Lenora Salazar. eoth oi Don Luis: John Costley to wed Mary Jackson, both of Bisbee; L. c. Glass to wed Hattie Mcclure, both of Bis bee. and Balonti Gomez to wed 1sabel Dorami both of Douglas.
 District Attorney Tom F1annigan left this morning for Benson where ne went to attend the preliminary ek- animation of H. K. Fisher. who IS charged with. the killing of Jack NC Cullough at that place on last Thurs dav night Fisher has been held under guard since the shooting, Judge Ches- diline refusing to allow bale until after the examination had been held. II is the general opinion of parties rom Benson that Fisher will be discharged as all of the testimony goes to snow that he fired after Mccullough had shot at him several times.