Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-07
SOTO CASE GOES
 ID SUPREME COURT
Writ of Probable Cause Grant ed By Judge Doan, After
 Passing Sentence.
Especial to Review.l

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 TOMBSTONE, Dec. 6.-The attea- ton of the district court was taken up this morning in the completion of the trial of the case of the TerritoLy versus Pablo Soto, charged with crime against nature, alleged to have been committed on the rour-year-old child. Emilio Silvas. in Tombstone last March. The jury received the case about 10 o'clock this morning and after being out long enough 10 make one ballot brought into court a verdict of guilty as charged in the indictment and recommending the de- fendant to the mercy Of the court.
 Soto was sentenced to serve a term of ten years in the territorial prison but will not be taken to that insti- tuition until after his case has been acted upon by the Supreme Court at its meeting In January. Yesterday af- ter the sentence had been pronounced by Judge Doan, Attorney English for the defendant filed a writ o probable cause with the court, which was granted The jury in the case of Bel en Ramirez, after being out since yes terday, were brought into court this morning and the foreman stated that 
 verdict, they standing six for con viction and six for acquittal The case will be retried on Tuesday or next week.
 Jesus Roderguez of Douglas, who was indicted on a charge of burglary, withdrew his plea oI not guilty and entered one of guilty and was sen fenced to serve a term of one year in the penitentiary.
 The attention of the court was talk en up this afternoon in the empanel- ing of the jury in the case of the Ter ritory versus R. G. Mcbride, charged with the murder of George Cason at Lowell last May.
 In the morning the case of the Ter ritory versus J. D. Lee, charged with the murder of Shorty Davis at Lowell, on the 2nd of November last year.
 Monday morning the case oH the Territory versus Dee Thomas, charg- ed with the killing of his brother, Southard, in Bisbee.
 Three more prisoners were taken to Yuma last evening. They were: Jesus Roderguez, one year for bur glary; Antonio Comancho, one year for abduction and Harry Jones, one year lOI IOUbtl ACg mGAE NdhCh by Deputy Sheriff Ned White and City Marshall Snodgrass of Bisbee.
 At the call of the civil calendar yesterday the following civil cases were seIs
 Goldsmith Brothers versus H. L9p- zich, debt, April 9th.
 Blake, Mofitt & Towne versus Douglas Publishing and Printing Com pany, debt, April 7th.
 Hasselgren vs. Mcdonald, repleven. April 7th.
 lobe R. Braziel ct al. vs. City of Bisbee, damages, April Sth.
 J. E. Hoffman versus Consolidated Printing and Publishing Company, damages, April Sth.
 Nye Ys. People, debt, April 9th.
 Humbert Vs. Cochise County, debt, April 9th.
 FairchIld Ts. Graf, debt April 9th.
 Romer Ts. Mary Power, debt, April 10th.
 John Rouchett vs. A. sassco, ap- peal, 10th.
 Mclaughlin & Kinsey Ys. Lutz Min ing Co, debt, April 11ta.
 Cummings Vs. Clifford, quiet title, April 11th.
 IaylOr NS. E. r. x .. w. fallrOaQ damages, April 14th.
 City of Bisbee ys. Frankenberg Bros. 6 Newman, injunction, April 14th.
 Wesslich, administrator vs. NJ. Ros- enberg. ct al possession of real es- tate, April 18th. Sarabia vs. Antonio Maza, ct al, damages, April 18th.
 J. H. Jack ys. w. A. Willis. appeal, April 14th-
 Tom Willis returned yesterday from Palo Pinto county, Texas, where he was taken a few days since by Sheriff R. A. Peak, charged with the crime of forgery. alleged to have been com mitted several years ago. The mat ter was fixed up and the defendant re- leased on bond pending a trial of the case later. Willis will return to his mining property in the Whetstones.
 Deputy Sheriff Frank Bauer came over from Lowell yesterday, bringing J. SilVas, who has been held to answer to the grand jury on charge ot mur. der, he having shot and killed Mex tcan woman in Lowell a few days ago.
 Deputy Sheriff Porter Mcdonald left this evening for Phoenix taking Cuca Morales, who was adjudged insane a few days ago by the insanity board.