Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-29
COCHISE JURY IN CONTINUOUS
 SESSION
Seventy-Five Prisoners An swer to Roll Call at Tomb stone, Ten More for Next Grand Jury Already,
Especial to Reivew.l

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 TOMBSTONE. June 2s. = Willis Wood, who is wanted in this county for the robbery of the Turner post office a few years ago and who was captured in Los Angeles last month, has been brought to the Cochise county jail and will be held here to await trial when the United States trial jury is called on the 11th of next month. An indictment was found against Woods soon after the robbery was committed and bench warrant issued for his arrest. Wood is also said to hage been implicated in a number of other crimes in Cochise county as well as murder at the Silver Bell camp in Pima county. Notwithstanding that court is in session and some seventeen have been sent to Yuma 10 serve sentences and number been acquitted by the trial jury, the roomers and boarders at Hotel White are increasing very rapidly. This morning at roll call there were seventy-five who answer ed present There are now in the jail some ten prisoners held to await the action of the next grand jury. It begins to look as though Cochise coun- ty should have grand jury in session continuously
 When the names of those who were summoned to serve as trial jurors in answer to the special venire this morning, we heard the name of NJ Doyle called and aBiddy' answered present This is the first time that he has served on a jury in some fif- teen years. Having been an officer so long it looked odd to see him serv- ing in court in any other capacity ex- cept as a witness. A number of oth- CTS whom "Biddy" had put on the jury in the past are now making life mis- erable for him in joking him about be- ing caught.
 The various county officers are busy at the present tune making out their regular monthly, as well as their quarterly reports to present to the Board of Supervisors, who will meet on the first Monday in July. The reports will show that the affairs of the county are in excellent shape.
 County Superintendent of Schools Roch1ellow is busy at work making out the census report of the school children in Cochise county as well as the list of other school property. The census report will show an in crease of nearly a thousand more children than last year. All of the reports from the various districts have been received by Superintendent Rockfellow with the exception of the Bisbee report which is expected dur ing the next few days.
 In the District Court this morning the attorneys for the defense in the case of the Territory versus Peter Nelson and James Edwards, charged with larceny made motion for dis missal of the case on the ground of want of prosecution. The case was set for the early part of this month but has been postponed for some time on account of the absence of material witnesses. The motion was denied and the case was set down for trial on July 9th.
 The return of the special venire of fifteen jurymen that was ordered re- turned this morning shows the follow ing named: M Doyle, E. E. Homer, J. N. McPherson, J. M De Post, David Johns, Wm. Clark, Major Burton, John Keller, L. P. Coon, L. M. Parker, F. H. Pieronnet, G. O. Bohannon, T. R. Drisdale, H. c. Harsha.
 William Williams, who was indicted with one Jerry Connahan, was found guilty yesterday by the jury that tried him in the District Court of robbing one J. T. Palmer at Lowell a few months since of a watch and chain. Williams will be sentenced in the morning. Conahan is on trial to- day, the jury getting the case this afternoon late.
 The case of William Deckeraw yer sus H. J. Clifford ct al, to quiet title to number of valuable mining claims in the Johnson mining district, has been set for trial on October 14th- The case was set for today but could not be reached and went over to that time.