Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-03
TRUTH ABOUT
 THE CONDUCT .HAIGLER JURY.
Sensational Reports on the
 Streets During the Week Are Investigated - Findings
 Made Tell Their Own Story
Jurors Were Under Direct
 Charge of Cours - Were Gathered Hastily - Occur rences During Time of Trial

Reports current in the city during the week of jury conduct in the Su- perior Court at Tombstone during the progress of the trial of Roy Hsigler which tended Co reflect gee rously, according Co the street ale gations. led the Review to detah a special representative to Tombstone to gather the actual facts
 The report of this special repre-. sentative summarized. tells that Anna Johnson. the woman over whom the shooting of John Wall by Haigler occurred. did converse with jurors ir the case during the trial, that she carried on seeming flirtations with members of the jury; that the jury attended a dance, upon permission of Judge O'Connor, sitting in the case, that the judge also attended the dance, that keg of beer was pur- chased by the jury and consumed in the courthouse yard on Sunday the day before the case went Co the jury; that the jurors went into large crowd on Sunday and mixed with this crowd; that one of the jury was permitted to talk with his wife morning and evening. but in the presence Of a bailiff that violent attacks were made upon witnesses Of the prosecution, tending to utterly destroy jury belief in their state ments; that selection of the jury was made by the sheriff in the usual manner under the present law, under which he is compelled Co pick up his juries al random. and generally in insufficient time to allow of discrimi- nation to the end of securing repre- sentative persons. The more extended summary of facts gathered by the Re- view representative follows:
 Since the ninth day of February Sheriff Wheeler has subpoenaed IgO jurors on eleven venires issued. The last venire issued was on Saturday before the trial of the Haigler case and called for twenty jurors. These jurors were summoned from Pearce. Light Gleeson Courtland and one from Tombstone. Services on Sun day not being legal, it was necessary to secure these jurors in the limited time remaining on Saturday. for they were called to report on Monday morning
 In regard to the conduct of the jury the facts are that some or the panel that was chosen. or of those who were accepted Co try the case, did carry on conversations in a low tone with the Johnson woman while she was on the stand. Others were seen by parties in the court room to smile at her and to wink at her
 In regard to the jury going to the dance, they were told by Judge O'Connor in the court room just before court adjourned that they could go in a body Jo the dance and listen Go the music. They went to the dance and the judge personally went in the dance hall and found seats at the end of the hall for them. They stayed there for ten or fifteen minutes, but did not dance.
 On Sunday some of the urymeu asked the judge if they could nor have some beer He replied yes. They took up a collection among themselves and bought keg of beer which they had takenr down to the courthouse yard. While they were drinking the beer the report that a man had been found dead over at the Tribute shaft reached them and they in company with the Judge went over Co the Tribute, where they mixed with the crowds that were there.
 One of the jurors, named Bray was allowed by the court to talk with his wife in the mornings and at sup per time but in the presence of the hailiIf
 Sheriff Wheeler states that he per. soually only knew five of the jurors before they were summoned and that the entire panel was made up of working men or farmers
 The jury after being sworn iu is
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