Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-14
WORSLEY DESIRES TO
 OUASH INJUNCTION
 SECURED IN COURTS
Mininu Stock Deal in Which Ex- Senator Worsley Was the "Goa", Seems to be Near to Settlement.

TUCSON. May 13-Late yesterday Afternoon the injunction issued by Judge Cooper of the superior court, against r. A. Corbett, J. Y Cannon, ". J. Settle and the Arizona National jank at the request of A. A. Worslcy restrain the bank from releasing $500 worth of stock of the Mcleod lining and Milling company, was dis olved by the court on the request of he plaintiff
 Worsley appeared before the supe ior court and asked for this dissolu- ion, claiming that he had been paid hat was due him and herwould take 10 further action in the case.
 Yesterday morning. before Justice 'omstock. Charles H. Irby and r. A. 'orbett pleaded not guilty Co a charge if having conspired to cheat and de- raud A. A. Worsley out of $350O in connection with the sale of a certain block of stock of the Mcleod Mining md Milling company.
 Justice Comstock, after hearing heir plea, decided that they should re held for a hearing, and set the anne for May 17, at 10 a. m. He set he bond for each of the defendants at 25OO, which they were unable to fur ish.
 These two men are still in jail re- .ardless of the dissolution of the in- unction regarding the transfer Of the ,tock Last evening J. r. Cannon judge Peyton Edwards of Fl Paso and A A. Worsiey appeared before County Attorney Huzinger and asked that he Withdraw the charges in the justice ,ourt on which Corbett and Irby arc TOW being held.
 Felony Charge Serious.
 Hizinger replied most emphaucally hat he was not disposed Go release len charged with having committed 3 felony. without a hearing at least 'Arresting a man on a felony charge @ most serious matter, and after he g arrested it is not the policy of his ffice Co dismiss the warrants without
 hearing and a thorough investiga- ion
 "lf these men are not guilty they yill not be punished but fl they are uilty they must answer before the aw. Swearing Co felony warrants. laving men arrested and then asking hat they be released from custody gill not be tolerated by this office. When a man swears out a felony war ant there must be some justification tor it-a man must not be deprived 1f his liberty and then have the man wearing out the warrant ask to have withdrawn"
 Tn order to facilitate matters, Hil ginger agreed Go have the hearing 1- 'orbett and Irby held before 9:20 this morning SO that Attorney Worsley can be on hand at the opening Of the Mead trial, in which he is counsel for he defendant,
 Judge Peyton Edwards who vas lere as attorney for J. Y Cannon, who purchased the stock, made a strong Jlea before Hilzinger t0 have the men released last night SO that both he and Cannon could leave on the night train. put the county attorney was firm and insisted that no felony charges could dismissed in this county without a hearing
 Cannon Out S10OO
 J Y. Cannon, purchaser Of the stock old the county attorney that he has already lost $1OOO in this affair and hat he is convinced that the men Tn custody are not guilty of any intent to defraud, but that W. J. Settle, not ap- Iended is the guilty party
 The civil suit is now settled. but what disposition win be mace of the criminal charges will be determined early this morning in the justice court
 owing to the dissolution Of the in. junction and the desire on the part of the plaintin Co have the criminal proceedings dropped County Attorney Hilzinger instructed Sheriff Forbes to wire his deputy at Phoenix to release L. K. Turner who was arrested on telegraph order and was to have been brought to Tucson
 The offices of the county attorney and the sheriff have already been put to heavy expense and considerable la bor in this case. In addition, a mum her of deputies have had extra work thrust upon them in order to appre heud the men wanted, one of whom registered at a local hotel under au ! 1ssUWod name
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