Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-29
UNITED STATES GRAND JURY
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Several Indictments Yesterday Came to the .Court-Many Lawyers Present at Calling Of Civil Calendar
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 TOMBSTONE. Apr 2S.-The atten- ton of the court was taken up entire Iy this forenoon in the calling of the civil calendar and number of eases were set for trial during the month of May. In number Of others the parties to the cases requested that a jury trial pc had Several were dis mdssai on the grounds of want of prosecution.
 There were a large number of the members of the bar present from all over the county. they having been re quested by the court to be on hand at the calling Of the calendar, as he wished 10 get the cases set down fer svial and as many of them as possible disposed of at an early date,
 Court wifi stand at recess tomor- row evening until Monday. as Judge Doan is called to Phoenix to attend a short session of the supreme court which eonssnes in that city on Sat urday. at winch time they will take up some unfinished business of the January session.
 The United States grand jury is at work and have had a number Of Wlt- nesses before them, but have not re- turned any report into court. That body may make short report to- tomorrow befcre court stands at q recess. but it Is not expected that they will make much of report be fore the early part of next week. Whether CT net the grand jury will De at work during the recess of the court has not been decided upon as vet That body has the right to fix their own hours of meeting and ad- journiug, and unless Int court orders them to stand at Q recess they prob ably will work during tn intervening time. as many of the members are anxious to get through and return to their respective homes.
 The United States grand jury to- day Teturaeh partial report, con taining five indictments.
 H. ". Stoyer was indicted on two counts charged with counterfeiting. Stoval was arrested fer passing two bogus s2O gold pieces in Douglas, and it is alleged he also passed bad
 
 rested, after being put through Q se- we're sweating process by the sercet service officers, he admitted his guilt and gave. the officers the location of his plant, which was in Nogales. where a complete set of dies and counterfeiting paraphernalia was un- earthed. When arrested Stoval was wearing a money belt containing about fifty of the bad coins. He was arraigned this afternoon and will en- ter a plea to the charge tomorrow.
 One indictment was returned against J. ". Campbell. charged with smuggling at Nogales. He entered a plea cf not guilty.
 Tiorro Romero was indicted on one count of smuggling twenty-five bushels of potatoes across the line at Nogales. He pleaded guilty to the charge and will be sentenced tomor- row morning at g:30.
 James W. Pierce was indicted on a smuggling charge for having brought a horse across the line near Nogales. He also entered plea guilty and will receive sentence tomorrow morn ing at 9:S0.
 The charges against Antone Rodri- guez and Walter Dean, two alleged Nogales smugglers, were ignored by she grand jury.
 Another partial report with further indictments is expected tomorrow
 In the district court resolutions of regret and respe | over the death of the late William Neville of Douglas were drafted and ordered spread up. on the records of the court