Bisbee daily review., 1915-08-31
ANOTHER WEEK IS
FORECAST OF SUIT

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that it be heard de novo" by the
court.
The prosecution refused to submit
the case on the transcript alleging
| that the transcript was not correct
and that a part of the testimony had
been left out The court then set
Saturday as the date of hearing 1t
win be necessary that all of the wit
nesses that were here before the JUS
tice win have to be i'm attendance at
that time Attorney Ives represents
ed Scarborough, who is accused as
the pricipal, or rather the man who
fred the fatal shots, asked the court
whether or not the prosecution of
Cox was sincere or not and stated
that he wanted to be present at that
time. He was assured by the prose
cution that they were sincere i'm their
case and that they might use Cox
as a witness against Scarborough.
The hearing on the writ viii be
watched with interest as the result of
/ that viii have considerable bearing on
| the future prosecution of the two
cases. Cox, since his conflment in
the county jail, has failed consider
ably and his health is not as good as
it has been for sometime. The appli-
| cation for the writ is made for the
| purpose of having the court fix the
amount Of bail i'm the case as the
Justice had ordered him held without
bail
Make a Good Group.
About forty of the old timers that
We're in Tombstone yesterday gather
ed in front of the old Tombstone
Epitaph building and had their pic
ture taken The old Modoc stage that
] formerly operated between Tombstone
Benson and Fairbank, was taken out
! and used as a back ground for the
picture and for some of the veterans
of old camp to rest on A cut Will
be made Of the picture and a small
Pamphlet printed so that it can be
distributed among those who We're
present as well as to many others
who will, no doubt like to have one
of them.
A General Rain.
The rain which began falling on
Saturday afternoon was the first gen
eral downpour that has fallen this
summer throughout the county. The
fall was general in all parts of the
county yesterday and in some parts
extremely heavy Reports from the
valley, Benson, Bowie, Wilcox, San
Simon in the north and the Babaco
maria Creek on the west as well as
the San Pedro river, state that the
fall was heavy as was also the case
in the Huachucas In the eastern
part Of the county the same report
was had The cold weather that ac
companied the rain is unusual for this
time Of the year, according to the old
timers.
Chavez Released.
Rafael Chavez. the Mexican circus
man who has been having a continu
Gus performance with the various
! courts Of the county, was released by
Judge Lockwood ON his own recog
nizance today pending his appearance
before the court when his case on
appeal comes up.
Arrived Safe.
Adyices have been received to the
effect that Messrs. King, and family
and c. B. Tarbell had arrived safe in
Los Angeles on Saturday afternoon
and had escaped the storm on the de
sert by twenty-four hours. Others
who We're on the desert during the
storm give some tales of hard expert
ences on account of the sand and
rain. Many of the autoists on the
road were lost for hours on account
OF the moving of the said.
A Big Offer.
The celebration committee, of the
Labor Day convention in Tombstone
has come forward with the most sen
sational of offers.
To the couple that viii be married
in Tombstone, before the crowd, La
Dor Day. the committee win furnish
the wedding license, the preacher on
3ustice, the wedding ring every mer
chant in Tombstone viii give some
thing toward the furnishing of the
house in which the couple is to live
and one local automobile dealer will
carry the couple to any part of the
county where they will have their re
J sidence