Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-10
SOLDIERS WILL GET TERMS IN PRISON
Three DeSerters Recaptured, Another For Perjury and Fifth For Striking Officers Tried By Court-MartiaI.
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 TOMBSTONE, April 9.-Court Re porter John Walker returned last evening from Fort Huachuca, where he went to take the testimony ad- duced at court martial held at that place. Tho court was acting on the matter of five of the enlisted men of the service of Uncle Sam. Three of the men were up before the court on charges of desertion, having left the post without permission and af- terward having been captured while trying to get out of the country. An other was before the court to answer the charge of perjury, having given false testimony, it is alleged. in the matter that was being investigated by the officers while the last one of the quintette was up on the charge of striking an officer with a rock. The testimony in all of the cases was direct and there is little doubt but what all of the prisoners will be sent to the government prison at the Pre- sidio for a number of years, the de- serters getting off with the lighter sentences.
 Grand Jury cases.
 Among the cases that will be sub mitted to the grand jury in which the prisoners have been admitted to bail, are the following:
 J. J. Warren, charged with making an assault with a deadly weapon on the person of Frank willard, in Tomb stone.
 Oscar Crane. W. H. Crane and Bert Crane, charged with grand larceny, with the stealing of cattle, alleged to have been committed in the Huachu- cas.
 George Cason, charged with assault with intent to commit murder. alleg- ed to have been committed at Lowell
 J. D. Lee, charged with the murder of man named Hall, at Lowell last December.
 J. E. Dallas, charged with libel. al ledged to have published an article in the Tucson Star concerning the agent of the Southern Pacific Com pany, stationed at Cochise.
 Marriage Licenses.
 The following marriage licenses were issued out of the probate court during the past few days: Frank Daniel to wed Josfita Silbas, both of Bisbee: w. H. Day of Bisbee to wed Frankie Day of Reno, New: H. E. Peoples to wed Mary A. Cowles. uorn of Tombstone, the latter couple being married in Tombstone Sunday even- ing
 Held to Answer.
 Ramon Esquidero was yesterday given a preliminary examination be- fore Judge Mcfarland in this city on charge of assault with intent to commit murder on z. w. Morrison at Fairbank. Several months ago it is alleged that Esquidero took several shots at Morrison at Fairbank, while the latter was trying to arrest the Mexican. EsquideTO after the shoot ing left the county and was recently found at work in Santa Cruz county by Deputy Sheriff Frank Bauer. Af- ter hearing the testimony in the case Judge Mcfarland ordered the Mexican held to await the action of the com ing grand jury and fixed the amount of the bond at 5000, which was shortly afterwards furnished
 Finished Surveying.
 The force of government surveyors that has been at work in the Tomb 2tOlS HlinllS QlSLflcJ fOf number of months making a map of the dis trict, have completed their labors, and this morning E. R. Bartlett, who has charge of the work. ieIr .-- .is home in Idaho, while w. $. Sargent who was also connected with the work, will leave in a few days for his home in Wyoming. It will take sev- eral months yet before the department will have the copies of the map ready.
 To Visit Mining Property.
 Gus Baron left this morning for Mohaye county where he goes to wis it mining property in that county on the Colorado river in which he f5 interested, and on which his partner has recently uncovered a big ledge of copper and gold ore. The new railroad which is being built across the desert by the Santa Fe company, will come within a few miles of the property so that the ore from the mine can be shipped at a good profit which could not be done heretofore, on account of the long haul over the desert