Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-21
HARGROVE SUIT
 AGAINST BISBEE
SEVERAL WITNESSES FOR PLAINTIFF ARE EXAMINED IN SUIT AGAINST CITY FOR 900 DAMAGES BECAUSE OF LEG BROKEN BY GAMING WALL = MRS.
 LAMB SAYS BARNES TRIED TO ASSAULT.


 on a reasonable bail. The matter will be taken up by the court some time late this afternoon or this evening and may be not before tomorrow. The matter of bail will be discre- tionary with the court and is usually l fyed upon the showing made. The Territory will vigorously oppose the granting of bail and will rely on the Testimony at the preliminary exam ination.
 | Exonerates Brother. | Walter McDaniels, who is held in the county jail on a charge of grand larceny. has signed a written state ment exonerating his brother from any alleged connection with the offense. | Walter, with his brother Frank. are | held on a charge of stealing and kill | ing a heifer belonging to the wife of Frank Ramsey, who lives few miles out of Douglas. They were indicted by the last grand jury. but when the case came to trial, there was a va ri8Dce in the proof, and the charge in the indictment. as the indictment | charged them with the stealing of a calf belonging to Frank Ramsey. while the proof showed that il was the property of Mrs. Ramsey. The statement signed by Walter McDan- iels follows:
 My name is Walter McDanielS. live in the town of Douglas, Cochise c; unty, Arizona. and was living there on the 2nd day of January, 1906. On the evening of that day, I hired a twCShcrse rig at the eiyery stable of Mir. Fletcher, and went north with the rig through Pirtelville, stopping at my house on the\way to get. whet- rock. went on out to Dwyer's milk dairy. stopped there a few minutes and talked to Alvin Wills, and told him I would see him as came back. went on out about halt a miie and found @ bunch of cattle and shot down ones of the animals. It was a heifer. spotted, about three years old. don't know the brand she bore, but know that she did not belong to me. Then I stuck her and skinned her and threw the carcass on the wagon and drove back 10 my house. about half way between Douglas and Pirueyille. This heifer was killed about three miles north of Douglas, in Cochise county, in the Territory of Arizona. Arriving at my house, I unloaded the meat and then drove down into Doug las, and then drove back to my house. afterwards took some of the meat to the house of my brother in Doug las, but he was away from home at the time and did not know anything about it. At the time l carried the meat to Franks house he was in Old Mexico. I forgot to say that when got back to my house, after driving down into Douglas, l turned the team loose During the whole trip when went out to kill the heifer, l was alone. I had not told anyone what was going to do. neither my brother Frank nor anyone else. Neither did Frank counsel or advise, nor did any one else do so. My brother, Frank Daniels. is wholly innocent in the mat ter, and I am alone responsible for all and for everything that was done. my self laid the plans for the killing Of the heifer, and alone and unaided and unebetted. executed them.
 ''The foregoing statements are free ly made and voluntarily, and without any inducements of fear of. punish ment or hope of reward: these state ments of fact are not eXtorted from me by anyone in authority nor by any one else. nor by means of threats or promises. nor are they eXtorted at all, but are made of my own accord. (Signedl WALTER DANIELS.
 Tombstone, AriZ.. June 20, 1906. witnesses: R. s. Hunt and J. J. Huffaker."