Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-03
CASES ARE GIVEN DATES
 FOR TRIAL
Large Number of Civil Cases Will Take Up Time at Tomb stone Until October g. EikIer Case.
Especial to Reivew.)


 TOMBSTONE, July 2.--In the dis trict court Monday morning, Pearl Eikler who was on Saturday con victed of the killing of one Lewis Clark at Douglas few months since was sentenced to serve term of three years at Yuma. Before the judgement of the court was pro ncuneed she asked permission of the court to say a few words to the court and the members of the jury. The colored woman made a very intelli- gent talk and recited the doings of her life and the manner in which she became involved in the present trou- ble. Her talk was to the point and made quite an impression on those present. It no doubt had some weight with the court and she is to be con gratuaed upon getting off with such a light sentence She stated that she was wiling to go to Yuma ana sSrVe out her time and when released would try and live an honorable and upright life.
 Francisco Lopez who was convicted on Saturday of having stolen sad dle horse from the Bisbee Improve ment company, was sentenced to serve a term of three years also.
 The attention of the court today is being taken up in the trial of the cases against Jewell L. Daily and T. P. Clancy charged with stealing li- quor from an s. P. box car at Bowie several months ago.
 In the Billy Williams case. the mat jury. The case went to the jury and ury. The case went to the ury and they brought in a verdict of guilty, but when the case of Jerry Conahan came up,, who was jointly indicted with Williams it was discovered that the indictment failed to state the name of the party from whom the ar ticles were taken and as this case had to be resubmitted, it was thought by some that the question of a plea of once in eapordy will arise when the matter again comes before the court. The case of Robert Kneale charged | with assault with intent to commit rape, will probably follow the Daily Clancy cases. This case comes from Bisbee and caused considerable com ment at the time of the alleged of | fense.
 The following civil cases were set: l those set for the latter part of this month are civi cases in which juries will try the point at issue. Joseph Miller ys. Modern Mining company, debt, October 7th.
 Bary vs. Clark for debt and fore ! closure of mortgage, October 7th. Richard Hartman ys. Wm. Plaster. i debt, october Sth. | Braizel ys. Bisbee-Naco Water con- 1 pany, damages, July 18th l Tombstone Consolidated Mines G. ] vs. Cochise county, injunction to pre- vent collection of raises of taes made by the territorial Board of Equaljza- tion. July 22nd.
 J. Flannigan vs. Denn-AriZona Min ing company, damages, July 23rd
 Blum VI. Barrett. quiet title, July goth.
 schamm vs. Dispatch, libel, July 26th.
 Moline Jewelry Co vs. L. Constance, October I6th.
 Cardwell vs. Swatling, debt, Octo. Der 16th.
 First National bank of Tombstone ys. Huachuca Water Co, debt, Octo, Der Sth.
 Kenney Brothers vs. Porter Me. Donald, July 29th.
 Thompson vs. Fairbank Commercial Co. continued for the term
 Warnekros vs. Keasley set for Oc tobeF 9th.
 Gibson vs. Mass ct al., debt. recov cry or stock, October 18th.