Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-19
DIAMONDS Cashier Cunningham and Gale CampeIl Testify Against
 Bartlett.
KNOW OF HIS SHREWD -ie OPERATIONS IN BISBEE,
Cunningham Produces Stones, But Does Not Tell to Whom
 Bartlett and Harcourt Sold
 Them While Operating Here,

Having given his testimony in the famous Bartlett diamond case, which is on trial in Tucson, Gale Campbell, local manager for Wells-Fargo, return ed to the city yesterday, and M. J. Cunningham, cashier of the Bank of Bisbee. is expected back this morning.
 Campbell was on the stand in Tue son Thursday testifying that Ezra Bartlett had introduced Harcourt to him in Bisbee under the name of Lawrence. They had sent to Los An geles for alleged bogus jewels, which were coming to Bisbee by express.
 Cashier Cunningham was on the stand in Tucson yesterday, producing jewels which Bartlett and Harcourt sold in this city for sum said to be much greater than they were worth. He would have exhibited the jewels in court Wednesday, but they failed to arrive in Tucson in time.
 The appearance of the Bisbee jew els in the court room was the first time they have been exposed to the gaze of any except the men who were buncoed into loaning money on them. Who these parties are have not been revealed They kept the transaction "uiet. and the first general knowledge | that was had was when Harcourt, de- serted and confined in the county jail at Tucson, turned states evidence and made complete confession.
 Just wno owns the Bisbee jewelry will probably never be known. M. J. Cunningham, cashier of the Bank of Bisbee, testified that money was ad- vanced on them for client of the bank. The name of the client was not brought out.
 On the witness stand MT. Cunning ham related the details of transac- tion in which Bartlett and Harcourt figured, similar to the Steinfeld trans action. The Bisbee deal was made before the Steinfeid swindle.
 It is not k-rown that the Bisbee Jew, els are bogus, but the Territory ex poets to have them exported and their real value determined.
 Tucson, Bisbee and Prescott finan cial men testified in the Bartlett crim
 inal case Wednesday afternoon. The
 Bisbee and Prescott men told of the
 shady transactions in Bisbee and Pres colt, which were unsuccessful at the ], latter place. ,;
 Cunningham testified that Bartlett
 had introduced HarcourL as Lawrence It was client of the Bank of Bisbee , who was roped in on the bogus jewel ry, but his name has never been re
 yealed.
 ! M B. Hazeltine, banker of Prescott
 told of the unsuccessful attempt tc
 string wealthy men in Prescott. Hi: testimony was substantiated by the testimony of Judge Wells, of Prescott Roth are prominent citizens in the northern metropolis. A motion was made by the attorneys for the defense to have the testimony of the Prescott men stricken from the records unles: , 1t could be shown that the testimony had some connection with the case. l The Prescott evidence given by NJ B. Hazeltine and Judge E. N. Well! , was taken under advisement. At frs i loan of S20000 was asked for a . Prescott. Then this sum was cut 1T half, and finally to sS,000, which sun Judge Wells testified he had offered to advance Harcourt provided Bartlett
 would give his note as security. The
 loan was never made, as Bartlett de
 clined to give his note.