Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-30
FOUR SENTENCES YESTERDAY Jail Sentences Imposed in Three Cases of Smuggling
 By Judge Doan Counterfeiter Plead Guilty and Received Sentence Of
 Two Years
Especial to Review)

TOMBSTONE, Ariz., Apfi -''-AH the United States court this morning James w. Pierce. who was indicted by the grand jury of the crime Of snug gling, which was committed when ne failed to pay the duty on saddle horse which he brought across the line. and who on yesterday afternoon entered plea of guilty to the In iiictment. was fined the sum of Sto and ordered committed to the county jail until the fine was paid.
 Tiotero Romero, who was indicted on a charge Cf smuggling twenty-five bushels of potatoes at Nogales, and who entered a plea of guilty 10 the indictment, was sentenced to serve six months in the county jail less the time that he has been In custody, which win materially cut down the lime he will be the guest of Sherih White.
 J. W. Campbell who was also in- dicted on a charge of smuggling, withdrew his plea of not guilty en- tered yesterday, and entered plea uf guilty and was sentenced ths ar to ten months in the county jail
 Two Wears fer Counterfeiter Henry Stevens. alias Stoyer, who waz indicted cn the charge of making' and passing counterfeit SZe gold pieces. entered a plea of guilty and was sentenced to serve a term Of IS months .n the territorial peniten- tiarY and to pay fine o4 Szne- He mace 9 confession to the United States secret service agent HaZen. and tulc him where to find the molds, e-e. which were found on a ranch pear NcgalCs and destroyed by the f,ovorumeut officers.
 Grand Jury Adjourns Monday
 The grand jury came into court shorty after the neon hour and made another partial r,port. They ignored tSe charges against three parties who were ordered released from custody and returned two indictments. one of @hieii Fas asa Ti5ts parties not n GUS tody and a bench warrant was placed In tho hands oi the marshal for their alrest The other indictment waa against Jose Fl,Ies. who Is indicted on the charge of bringing an alien in- 10 the United States. Flores entded a plea Of guilty aEI is to be sen fenced May 9.
 Civil Calendar
 In the call Of the civil calendar the following cases were set down for trial:
 F. J. Flannigan vs. Chris F. Wren ct al, appeal from justice court; set for May 19.
 California and Arizona Mining Com pany vs. coehise. County. injunction; May 19
 Guadalupe Gonzales vs. Juan B. Lopez. debt; May IS.
 Mcdonald & Cohn ys. ". C. Col iins. debt; May IS.
 F. R. Harrington ys. F. B. Wilson, debt: May 19.
 Frank Joeger vs. Robert T. Renter, injunction; May 1S
 Mcdonald & Cohn ys. Jacob Pir- ruRg, debt; May 19.
 First Nation2l Bank of Douglas ys Hacienda Mababi ct al, May IS.
 FiIst National Bank of Douglas vs. S Powell. debt: May i9
 John Gleeson vs. John J Howard. debt; May r.
 Pearce Market vs. Balls L. McKir- ney. debt; May r.
 First National Bank of Globe ys. Scott Whaley ct al. debt; May 19.
 Ebree Mclean Carriage Co vs Ed gar Fletcher, appeal; May 1S
 A. H. Emanuel ys. W. ?. Sims ct al., debt; May A.
 Cohn Bros. ys. Ii. B. Calisher. debt; May IT.
 Louis I. Dree5en ys. \. Cohen ct al. debt: May IT,
 Douglas Lumber Co vs. San E. Dyson, debt; May 19
 John Lopoyich vs. J. o. Martin ct aI. appeal from justice Of the peace court; May r.
 W. Kline vs. City of Douglas. in- Junction: May 20.
 ". E. Schwamm vs. A. A. Dudley debt; May 20.
 Birdie NJ. Olson vs. John c. Olson divorce: May 20.
 r. F. Selden vs. Second Baptist Church. Douglas, debt; May 20.
 James Heron ys. George NJ. Lana et al, accounting; May 20.