Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-02
SEVEN TO FIVE AFTER LONG
 SESSION
Jury at Lowell In the White Case Remains Out Thirteen Hours, But Is Unable to Agree,


 It is doubtful if there has been a case in the County of Cochise that has attracted the attention of the public as has that of the Territory vs. C. O.. White, one of the union pickets arrest ed upon the complaint of Deputy Sher- if John M Johnson. charging him with unlawfully assembling 10 intimidate workmen from coming into the dis trict to accept employment from the different mining companies.
 As an illustration of the amount of interest displayed by the public in the case, groups of men were to be seen sitting around on the edge of the side walk as late as a. m., discussing the merits of the case and waiting for the jury to come to some kind of an agree ment His honor, Judge Grier, realiZ- ing the importance of a verdict to both the prosecution and the defense, and to be within close touch should the jury require his presence, provided himself with an Ostermoor mattress in the shape and form of a pine plank 2 by 6, which was conveniently placed just outside the court room door. Along about l a m. the jurors sent for his honor and requested that Miss Myrtle McGavock, the court stenog- raDher be sent for and certain portions of the testimony be read to them. This had a tendency to create additional in terest among the watchers, but they were doomed to disappointment, for after deliberating for exactly thirteen hours, his honor was notified that it was impossible for an agreement to be reached. after satisfying himself it was impossible for the jury to reacE yer dict. they were discharged.
 The verdict was not Tn the nature of a surprise, as those of the public who watched the proceedings anti pated just such a result, it is rumored they stood seven for conviction to five for acquittal The case is to be heard again tomorrow morning. Deputy Sher- if Bill White having been ordered to summon a new yenire.
 What came near resulting in 9 ser ious accident happened. to Mir. and Mrs. John Olesou of Bakersville. Sun day evening while driving through the main street of Lowell, inst in front Of J. E. BroDhv's stable. Mir. Olesou turn ed out to let another team by. and in doing so was forced to drive over the large scales in front of the old car riage repository, when one of the boards. being loose. few uD, soaring the horse, and causing it to turn sud denly. overturuing the buggy aai throwing both occHBants out in the street Fortunately there were a num- Der of bystanders present. who rushed to the rescue Of the couple and U~s- vented the horse from conaietaly de- molishing the buggy Mir O!eson escaped without a scratch, hut Mrs. Oleson was not SO fortunate. sust7in, | ing severe lacerations Of the lower limbs, which will confne her .0 her home for several days
 Sheriff Jack White spent several hours in sight seeing in Lowell this morning.
 J. T. Hood spent an hour in Lowell Sunday evening on his way to Bisbee MT. Hood is greatly interested in gasoline. and was particularly so on this occasion. He thinks the public does not fully appreciate the value of gasoline as an article of commerce and he would suggest that they estab | fish gasoline cafes every few miles | for the benefit of those poor unfortun ates who have to ride in automobiles