Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-15
GRANDJURY GETS
 ID WORK Brings in Eighteen lndict- ments, Ignores Similar Number of Charges Judge Doan Takes Time to Settle Matrimonial and Other Troubles
Special to Review

TOMBSTONE. May 14.-The terri torial grand jury came in this morn ing making a partial report. bringing in IS indictments, ignoring IS charges and referring two cases to the next grand jury. The indictments return ed were all against parties in custody as follows:
 Jesus Encinas. assault with a dead iy weapon alleged to have been com mittej in Bisbee.
 Augustine Flores. assault with a deadly weapon alleged to have been committed in Lowell.
 Gordon Parnam. assault with intent to muder. Bisbee.
 Modesto Ramirez. burglary, Doug laas.
 Pablo Leivas. burglary. Bisbee.
 Louis c. Miller. fraud, Bisbee.
 Juan Hernandez. murder. Bisbee.
 Antonio Valenzuela, burglary, Doug las.
 Feliciano Martinez. burglary. Lowell
 Francisco Diaz, larceny, Bisbee; horse stealing
 David Foster forgery Douglas.
 Wm. l.. Lopez. assault to murder, Douglas =.
 Aitlana Gonzales, ct al, two iniict- ments. grand larceny. Douglas
 Mrs. NJ. Keegan, grand larceny. Douglas.
 P. Mesa, grand larceny. Douglas.
 $. F. Williams, grand larceny, Douglas.
 Simon Fontes. grand larceny. Doug las sr,<i
 The following were ordered releas- ed from custody: Marcus Moro. Nick Vionovich, Francisco Ruiz. Walter Green. H. Gill. Pablo Archiga. Rami- jio Guerrero, Francisco J. Nasquez. Harvey Heisen, Homer Wellingaam. Trinidad Luna. The releasing of these men from the county jail mate rially helped the crowded condition O. that institution and win make room for others in the cells.
 The demurrers to four indictments against Ejdleman and one against both Nolan and Eidleman. were over ruled and the cases ordered set for trial on May 18th.
 The. resignation of R. s. Stanford as United States commissioner was re ceiyed by the court and ordered filed but no appointment has as yet been made to fill tne vacancy.
 During the intervals of the trial Of the reYolutionists. Judge Doan finds time to hear the troubles of a num- her of those who have found that their jUurney on tne sea of matrimony has not been smooth sailing and in most instances, has given them a chance 10 try again if they so desire. The following cases have been heard during the past few days:
 Mrs. T. J. Caswell ys- T. Casweli. from Douglas. decree granted on the grounds of cruelty and non-support.
 Clara H. Knight ys. Abel R. Knight. from Douglas, decree granted on the ground of desertion and non-suppors.
 Sarail F. Koch va Chas. Koch. from Bisbee. decree granted on grounds of non-support and desertion.
 Louise May Pritchett ys. R. w. Pritchett. from Bisbee, decree granted on same grounds as previous case.
 In the case of Everitt Kentner vs. Ida Kentner. considerable testimony was introduced to snow the infidelity of the defendant but owing to the | aeturn of the service of the summons not being complete the case was con- tinued for further evidence. In this action which also came from Douglas. F s. Douglas was named as corespond- cnt
 Territorial Criminal Cases
 In the case of the territory vs. Wal ter Sharp. indicted on charge of murder alleged tc nave been commit ted at Bakerzville a year since when J. Mcdonald met his death in his sa- loon the demurrer to the indictment was overruled and the defendant then enteed a plea of not guilty.
 Peter Cook, who was indicted ai the last term of the court. but who was not taken into custody until re- gently. entered a plea of not guilty to the charge of aggravated assault alleged to have been committed i- Bisbee when he struck woman nam ed Ethel Neale.
 In the case of the territory vs. Ton De Priest. charged with assmi with intent to commit robery. who Wa: indicted several years ago and wa one of the prisoners wno escaped al 1 the time of the escape of Alvord ana | Stiles. anI who was arrested at Giobt | few months since. an arraignmen' was dad. but the time for taking i; | pea was passed for the present -------------