Tombstone epitaph., 1911-12-24
0oings in the
 District Court
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 WEDNESDAY Diego MOndozs. who was charged | with smuggliug, entered . plea oi guilty and was sentenced to siI months in the county jail.
 Plutorcio Lebyss, charged with smuggling also plead guilty and drew three months in the county jail. Adam E Crs~iord, who is charged with having filed homestead spplica- tion under the wroog name. was set for Friday.
 Bronson vs Bronson, judgment for plaintiff
 Ryan vs Bisbee Light & Power Co., judgment was rendered fer plaintiff for s34. 4.365.9 9s.
 Copper Belle Mining aCo ys John Gleeson, quiet title, case was tried and submitted on briefs,
 The following is the panel of the C trial jury:-
 w R King LM Brown Robt McClay JT Pirtle JR Brazul John Kinsella D Dsvis Wm Hushes AT Schuster Barney Andrino J : McCsmbell Root Courtney 4 Kier T c Taft H Petrick Jos H Taylor Geo Speer VII Foote J W Wallace J L Melgren l. Melgren Patrick Kelcisn John Miller Sam Morgan John Pesrce McBugh F Psyls w H Ritchie JA Rockiellow Trinidad Michilens Harry Holborn Al Kisselburg OK Coll David schnsrr Chss Sanders " F. Landers FM Parker T H Jones H Ford Peter Eddy John Rooney Vim Saudercock
 40 Murrietts, who CD tered 6 plea oigulity of smuggling, was fined sl00. This is the famous opal case involving question Of payment of duties CD reshipment of the gems
 THURSDAY,
 Three was considerable activity around the court house today. there being three juries at work. The Unit ed States grand jury which convened on Monday was still at work. and the trial jury in the same court reported and were put to work this afternoon. The territorial grand jury reconvened and were given quarters in the city hall on account of the jury rooms in the court house being in use by the other juries. This jury will probably finish up it's lsbors tomorrow. They have some fifteen cases to examine into that have arisen since the last session of that body.
 In the case of the Government vs Harry Miller charged with white slave trstbc. the bond of s2sOO was declared forfeited. The defendant was cs lied at the door of the court house but failed to answer his name and the bond was ordered forfeited. Miller is we'll known in Bisbee Tombstone and Douglas.
 In court this morning, Ross Ar mold entered plea of not guilty to charge of aseault to murder and csts SC. for Jan. 5th.
 Case ss.ins. s.n...:;ci .e. for Jan. 9th.
 Stribling vs s,ribIing. Judgment was entered for plaintiff.
 Two U s charges against Antonio Henedia for smuggling set for tomor- TOW.
 La Noim, e Chinamsn charged with impersonating another Chinamsn, re- ceived a sentence of one year ct the Federal prison at Atlanta Georgis.
 Rodgers vs Chiricahua Cattle Co.,, quiet title. Judgment for defen- dsnt.
 Two U s cases against Wm Four on fencing forest reserve were contin ued.
 U svs Copper Queen Co, condem- nation case for Douglss postofice site. Judgment for plaintiff.
 Two cases sgainst Hilburn smuegling; two cases Antonio Hesri- eta smuggling. end case Adams Craw- ford perjury all entered plea of not guilty, latter case se. for Dec 79.
 Cases against c W Renter permit ting livestock to grase on forest re serve, continued for term.
 The U s grand jury h'ed.fnsi repoit st2 p m having considered 3l caees, found a1 true bills ignored 4 eases and 6 cases left over for the next U 6 grand jury. The indictments return ed with the report are secret but gre understood to he aensationaI chen