Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-14
CaSsMas Tried Before J.-ssuce Mcdonald at DougiaS and Defendant Fined S75l and Case Appealed,
0nIy5Two Cases Remain 10 Be Tied on the Criminal Cal-
 erSiar- Dscisiofin Hga9hg-
 ca Water Case This Week,
! fSn,.cial to Reyiew.l


 TOMBSTONE. June 1S.-There Was nothing doing in the district court TO- day in the criminal line so as to give the trial jurors anything to do, so that when they met this morning they were excused until Thursday morn ing ct o'clock.
 Upon motion of Attorney Flaan!- gan, J. C. Riggs was admitted to prac- Eices in the district court upon present. ing q certificate from the Supreme Court of the Stete of Indiana. The appeal case of the Territory vs. M. D. Savoy. charged with having committed adultery. was dismissed upol- motion of the district IJ,0r1ey. The case was tried before Justice Mo Donald in Douglas. and Jne defend ant fned the sun of SIJ. He appeal ed he case 70 the district cog-r- The case was dismissed by the district attorney on 5Ea grounds -hat he did not l.ink that evidence could be pro dlced SlIhcieuL 70 secure - co-I-c- tiol.
 The civil case Of ne Caie1a 5e O. b-e Company vs. [. E. Hughes '. al. for recovery ot stock was se, for t-i2l on b-ne 22-
 W. R. Ezell and George :. aeiges, trial jurors, were excused for he term.
 The appeal case Of the Territory vs. w E. Banks, charged. win assault, from the cOU-- Of Justice Mcfarland, was dismissed hy the disJTict attorney, as he d!a not deem ir of sufficient !n- p0rJaace to put the county Q the "I- pease- oz the -rial. The defendant had been fined S2O in the justice court for assaGlting q man named Tom Cannon.
 The appeal case Of the Territory vs. L. :. Medigovich was passed With ire understanding that the defendant would enter g plea of guilty and pay Q inc of $40. the same amount that was placed against him in the justice As court i- Bisbee.
 The case Of the Territory vs. N. 5. EoweTton and W. C. Archer are the only ones now that remain to De ;Tiad 2 on the criminal calendar. They are both set fc- tomorrow. l. is under stood that the Howerton case which comes from Douglas. will not go t1 trial, but that he defendant will enter a plea of guilty of simple assault. The Archer case is but Q short case, and will not consume much time, as there are but two or three witnesses in the case for either side. The defendant has been out on bond for nearly two years, and is 2 brakeman in the en- ploy of the Southern Pacific company. He is charged with assaulting one Ben Williams at Dragoon Summit some \ two years ago.
 Dora M Dull of Bisb4e was granted 2 decree of divorce from Joseph s. Dull just before the noon adjournment <s on the grounds of desertion and non fsJpp3Tt for over two years. g 4 decision is expected in the case cf the city of Tombstone vS. the Hua- chuca Water Company during the next few days. The case has been pending for some time and was brought by the city in the way Of an injunction 10 prevent the water company from ink- ;rg up their pipe lines into this city and removing them. as was coatem- plated by the water company. The matter nas finally sifted itself down to the point as to whether or not the franchise granted by the city council in the sos was e contract or permit for term Of fifty years, and upon that point the court has been submit ted briefs and has taken them :lndeT consideration and is expected b Ien- der its decision during the pres 5lt week. The outcome of the cage IS being watched with interest, as it means much to the future weIf1re Of Tombstone. The management of the water company, however, states that it makes no difference as to what the ruling Of the court will be, tke com. pany intends to build into Bisbec and Is rapidly perfecting its plans for SC doing. The ruling may make some difference in the size of the pipes put in if the court should decide that il deyQlyed upon the company to keeE up it's supply to this city.
 Another case that has been sub mitted to the court on briefs and ir which an early decision is looked fol