Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-16
OCTOBER Term
OF COURT ENDS
At TOMBSTONE
Cases Transferred From San
ia Cruz County Continued
To May-PriSoners Await
ing Action of Grand Jury.

TOMBSTONE. April 15-The Oc-
tober term of the district court has
closed. There are no more cases set
down for trial and the trial jurors were
discharged this afternoon. All OF the
cases that were transferred from
Santa Cruz county were continued by
consent until May
The attention of the court today
was taken up in the trial of 7. F..
Brown, who was indicted on a charge
of perjury, alleged to have been com
mitted when ne testified in the case
oF the territory VS.. William Tate,
. charged with the murder Of John Han
ma, at Bisbee, that Tate had useo
gun in striking Hanna and that he,
Brown, had seen the gun in Tate's
, hands at the time. The following ju-
rors were accepted to try the case:
ID. W. Dougnerty, L. NJ Parker, Har-
rison Russell, ]. F. Qualls, Jack Hef-
ley, George w. Thornton, z. A. Cor
| don, j. S. Chambers, VIM. Kirlew, r.
ID. Boles, W. P. Spicer, John KieSer,
The jury after being out for an hour
brought in a verdict of not guilty.
An order was made in the United
States bankruptcy court ordering
! the discharge of William Lee as a
bankrupt.
Plead Guilty.
Sheriff White yesterday received
letter from w. W Collins, sheriff at
Visalia, California. stating that Leon
ard W. Walker, who was arrested at
Fairbanks a few weeks since by Dep
uty Sheriff William Bennett and
Chief OF Police George Brayin, had
entered plea of guilty to the crime
of forgery and had been sentenced &c
serve term of four years at San
Quinten.
Counterfeit Bills.
There are a number of counterfeit
$500 silver certificates in circulation
in the southern part of the territory
and it behooves those handling cash
to be on the lookout for them. The
bills do not bear the signatures of
the government officials and the In
dian head is much larger than the
other. The bill is printed on poor
class or paper and has no silk threads
in it. The back side of the bill is a
very good imitation and closely re-
senbles the regular issue. Several
of them have been picked up during
the past few weeks in this city.
Prisoners In Jail.
The following are the names of the
prisoners held in the county Jail to
await the action of the grand jury
that will assemble on April 27tn. Be
sides these cases there are number
of parties held who have been re
leased on bond, there being some
forty odd cases to be submitted to
the grand jury: Leonardo Benitez,
murder, Bisbee. Vincents Garcia,
burglary, Bisbee. Perry Jones, burg
larry and jail breaking, Douglas and
Tombstone. Consueio Diaz, burglary,
Pearce. Ignacio Rodriguez, grand
larceny, Tombstone. Johu Skaggs,
issuing fictitious paper, Benson. Mike
Walsh, arson, Tombstone. Percy
Walton, larceny, Bisbee. Francisco
Chavez, burglary, Bisbee. Juan En-
cinas, burglary, Bisbee. George
Williams, assault with deadly weapon
with intent to commit murder, Bis
bee. Frank Clark, larceny from the
person, Bisbee. Juan Arivayes, re-
sisting officer, Lowell Ramon Al
wares, attempt to murder, Fairbank.
Fomposio Juarez, horse stealing, Low
ell Porferio Ramirez, burglary, Glee
son. Ernest r. Coran, assault to
commit murder, Tombstone. Walter
Angle, felony, Lowell MERGED San
tibanas, assault to murder, Douglas.
Dan Mcmillan burglary, Lowell. Jose
Silvas, murder, Lowell