Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-04
GRAND JURY IS IN SESSION IN
 TOMBSTONE
Probably Will Consider Case
 Against the Duquesne Min
 ing Company Charged With Bringing In Contract Labor.
(srecial to Review.)

TOMBSTONE, Feb. 3.-The United states grand jury reconvened this afternoon and win be in session for several days. The members compos' ing that body are: s. Nj. Bailey. c. E Buxton, H. c. Glore, s. P. Gallen, D. K. Cummings, A. w. Howe, Emil Marks, J. D. Machomich, William Ohnesorgan, Charles E. Perkins. John Rock, N. J. Reilly, J. R. Shay, T. c. Broddas, Roy R. Radford, J. o. Martin, c. B. Bell, F. NJ. Van Nowrick. z. T.. Phillips, J. NJ. Cosby.
 Just what business will come before that body during its session is queA> tion. Reports have been circulated that the deliberations would be on matters that would cause some sensa- tion when they were announced. It is stated that one of the cases is that of the Duquesne MinisE Company, operat- ing near Patagonia, in Santa Cruz county, the officials of which have been held to await the action of the grand jury on a charge of violation of the United States contract labor laws The officials are charged with having imported twenty-nipe Mexieans from Sonora, paying their head tax and putting them to work in the mines. The custom officials learned of the do ings of the company and all of the men were returned to Mexico, with the exception of six who have been held in Tucson to be hsed as wit nesses.
 Another case that will probably come before the grand jury will be that of w W. Lentz and Mrs. Phinn
 Se hnl gp await the action of the grand jury charged with violations of the Ed munds Act.
 There is some talk that an investi- gation Is to be made of some of the land entries in the San Pedro valley, as well as some of the mining patents secured in the Warren district. The latter report evidently was started on account of the presence in that dis strict last week of Fred c. Dezendorf, special agent of the land department, who has been disclosing frauds in New Mexico for the past year.
 Both the district and United States courts were opened for business this morning. In the case of the United 1 States Ys.- w. B. Hutchinson, indict- 1 ed on charge of smuggling, alleged
 to have occurred at Naco,, the former order entered declaring the bail in the sum of 5000 forfeited was vacat- ed and the defendant entered a plea of not guilty. The bond not being strictly in conformity with the stat utes, the defendant was ordered to
 file new one in the same amount. In the case of the United States vs. Tee Hay, Chinaman, who was ordered deported at the last session oS the court, stay of thirty days was given the defendant in order to pro- duce some additional testimony. The order of deportation in the case of Charles Long. was also ordered va lcated
 The board of supervisors will be in session this evening. it being the usu- al monthly meeting. A number of pe- | titions will be presented. They will also take up the report of Public Fix aminer Foster. Mr. Foster is in the
 city and5will no doubt be called before the board to explain number oT
 matters that were contained in the report. Mir. Foster will also confer
 with the board in regard to the bring ing of the back tax case against the Copper Queen Company, and in regard to employing additional counsel in the case. The territory being materially ! interested, will no doubt employ ad- ditional counsel or have Attorney General Clark represent it.
 T. R. Brandt, of the First National Bank of Tombstone, has brought suit in the district court against w K. Meade for debt in the sum of $2,0O0
 With interest, and to foreclose a mort | gage given on two thirds interest on the old Aztec corner, that was for
 meriy owned by Messrs. Scribner and
 Meade.