Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-25
FATHER BEGS FOR LIBERTY OF
 HIS SON
Broke Into Ranch House and. Took Things and Was In. Danger of Being Sent to the. Industrial School,
Special to Review.)

two days. He came here for the pur- pose of interviewing Ranger Porter Mcdonald and James Lamb, in re- gard to dismissing case that had been preferred against his son., and some other boys of about the same age. II years, who are charged with breaking into the ranch house of MT. Lamb in the Dragons and taking therefrom a number of household goods, including dishes, provisions, etc. The boys went out from Pearce and were camping in the mountains. A part of the stolen plunder was found where the boys were camped. Mir Lamb also missed two head of hogs and a calf and while he did not place a charge against the boys of the theft of the animals, yet he is very certain that they are the ones who got away with them. After some talk over the matter and MT. Warren paying for the loss that MT. Lamb had sustained, the case was dropped.
 Considerable complaint has been received from that StctiOn of the country over the actions of this bunch of boys and they have been accused and caught several times in apprO- priating articles that did not belong to them. It is the intention of the officers that the next time any of the band is caught in this sort of crime to have him examined in the juvenile court and the culprit sent to the in dustrial school at Benson.
 Alberto Sayeda, a Mexican youth, from Lowell. who has been held in the county jail for several days on the charge of burglary was yesterday talk en before Judge DOan, sitting as the Juvenile Court, after the examination .Of several witnesses, was ordered committed to the Industrial School at Benson until his majority.
 Jose Marianda was recently held to await the action of the grand jury on a charge of rape alleged to have been committed on the person of one Gregoria Gomez, of this city. aged l6 years. Marianda. it is said, stole the girl from her home and had her with him for two days. The girl was fin ally recovered and taken home. Mar ianda tried to get the father of the girl to let them be married, but the parent refused and instead swOre out a complaint charging him with rape.
 Marianda was under the impres- sion that it would be only necessary for him to marry the girl and he would be clear of the charge against him, and as a consequence he had the girl deck herself out in her glad rags to come up to the examination. She appeared dressed in white and a bunch of orange blossoms in her hair. But she was doomed to disappOint- ment as the stern force of the law on the statutes books bsCked by the ruling of Justice Mcfarland saw the matter in another light, and as the law makes it a felony for any one to commit adultery with person under 1G years of age, he was guilty of the crime of rape. As both the girl and the defendant admitted the fact there was nothing for the justice to do but to bind the defendant over, and he was held to await the action of the grand jury and bond placed at 5000. He is now a resident of Hotel White. The bride is back at home and stands little chance of becoming the bride of Marianda for some time at least. Nora Stone of BiEbee has filed a complaint in the district court against Richard Stone, charging him with having violated his marriage vows by committing the crime of adultery. The complaint alleges that they were married in Texas about five years ago and that about a year since Richard violated his VOWS as above stated, and since that time has also refused to contribute to the support of Mrs. Stone and her child, aged years. The following marriage licenses have recently been issued in the pro- bate court: Glenn Mclaughlin and Ethel Clarison, both of Bisbee; Jos eph F. Scott and Mary Ellen Fenn both of Sonora, Mexico.
 The case of J. E. Flannigan against the Denn-Arizona Mining Company for damages in the sum of S40,O0O, which was set for trial on yesterday was compromised and the case dis missed. Flannigan, who was a shift boss in the Denn, was injured about year ago while on a cage by being dropped from the 300 to the 1000 level and badly crippled The amount which Flannigan received from the company by the compromise has not been given out, but it is said to be large and beside Flannigan win be given a pension job by the company. soO Adi as l4lc lIldl IS it's work for the April term of the district court has been completed and and the members were given their | time by the clerk this afternoon. The jury has been in attendance since the month of May and has disposed of a vast amount of work There
 were to have been two or three more civil cases to be tried by the jury,
 but the attorneys failed to come to
 the scratch and the cases went over
 for the term.
 A motion was made and entered on the minutes of the district court on yesterday dismissing the case. of Albert Schwamm against the Doug
 las Daily Dispatch for damages, aris-
 ing out of the alleged publication of
 an article in that paper regarding the plaintiff. The suit was for $5000 dam
 ages.
 c. L. Cummings of this city, who
 was indicted by the late grand jury
 of the crime of purchasing stolen goods, was tried yesterday in the dis
 trict court and the jury, after being
 out but a short time, brought in a verdict of not guilty. A similar charge
 against c. E. Fredericks was then
 dismissed by the district attorneys
 office
 The case of the Territory versus
 Crane Brothers, charged with the crime of horse stealing, was contin.