Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-11-27
TWO ARE GIVEN
TERMS IN
THE Pen
Morales, for Burglary Gets One
Year. and Lemons, For
Assault, Draws Two, In Dis
trict Court at Tombstone.

TOMBSTONE, Nov. 26.-The at
tention Of the district court was first
taken up this morning in the pro-
nounc.ng sentences on the two prison
ers who on yesterday entered pleas Of
TSuIIEy. Jus,o IuOIa ants, wno was az
dieted on a charge of having entered
the house of NJ c. Benton in Bisbee
| for the purpose of burglary, was SEN
| fenced to serve a term OF one year in
the penitentiary at Yuma Grant
Lemons who was convicted of the
crime of an assault with q deadly
weapon committed on the person Of
Thomas Webster, was sentenced to
serve term of two years, dating from
the Sth day of September.
In the case of the Copper City Brew
ing Co VS.. L. Bronehrake ct al, de-
fault was entered and the case sub
mitted on documentary evidence and
judgment given to the plaintiff and a
foreclosure of the lien ordered. An
order was also made in the case al
lowing the sum of $50 as attorney
fees.
In the case of Gideon Boericke ct al.
VS.. E. o. Thomas, to quiet title to min
ing property located in the Johnson
mining district, Judgment was given to
the plaintiff.
The case of w. G. Gilmore VS.. Tom
Davenport as administrator of the
estate of Captain Tevss, deceased,
which was set for trial on yesterday
was settled out of court.
In the case Of William Deckeraw VS..
Henry Clifford ct al. the motion for
new trial was denied to the defendant
and notice of appeal was given to the
1 80 fha fess~ fYNT~TF
An order was entered in the case OF
Cochise County VS.. Peter Hansen and
wife setting the case down for trial
on the second of December. This case
was brought by the Board of Super
yisors to condemn a part of the Han
sen porperty in Bisbee, what is known
as the Beer Garden property" for the
purpose of widening the county road
/ for a distance of about 125 yards. The
case promises to be stubbornly fought
4 by both sides.
| The following trial Jurors were ex-
cused from service by Judge Doan for
good and sufficient reasons: Thomas
F. Arborn. w. C. Read, Joseph E. Hood.
/ w. ]. Spouse, L. ]. Overlook. Albert
| Wsttig. C. l. Beckwith, Lee Barnett
and Angus ellis.
There was one case set for trial to-
day that was called, but could not be
tried, on account of the defendant not
being present This was the case OF
| Perry Jones, who made his escape at
the recent Jail break and so far has
| failed to repct to the officers as to
| his whereabouts. He even failed TO
come into court this morning to pre-
sent himself for trial and as a conse-
| auence the case was passed for the
| present. The witnesses from Douglas
were notified not to come over.
The first case tried on the criminal
calendar today was that of The Terri
tory VS.. William Dooley, charged with
making an aggravated assault on the
person of Annie Reese. Both parties
fare colored. The alleged offense was
committed in Bisbee a few weeks ago.
The jury after being out short time
drought in verdict of guilty.
The divorce case of Matte J.
watts VS.. Nathan Watts, which was
fled several months ago, was ordered
dismissed on account of some irregu-
lar.ty in the papers and He- case
filed. The plaintiff is a resident OIL
Douglas.
Owing to the Jones case going over
there was no further work for the trial
| Jury today and they we're excused I'M
| til the morning.
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