Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-24
MUCH CONTRABRND CAPTURED WITH TWO
 MEN FROM DISTRICT
Sheriff Wheeler, in Dos CabezaS Mountains, Captures w. E. King and E. w. BesSett, of Bis
 bee; Another AutOload Caught

bee; Another AutOload Caught TOMBSTONE. Nov. 23. (SpeciaD- Sherin Wheeler returned this noon from a trip to the northern part of the county where he went to investigate the whiskey traffic and was success 1 ful in putting a stop Co several cases and several hundred bottles from reaching their destination. He was in the vicinity of San simon and was watching for one machine when anoth- CT went around him. He followed the
 first machine that he was after and overhauled that in the Dos Cabezas mountains and it contained bottle goods which were packed under the seat
 In the machine were W. F. King and E w. Bessett of Bisbee They were arrested and the sheriff with Deputy Sherin pruitt came on to Co., chise. and while they were stopping there the other machine came along and the sherin gave chase and over hauled them and found three cases Of old Taylor in the back of the machine There were also two men i'm this ma. chine. one named l.. II. Pyle and the other named l.. C. pette The former were examined before Judge Thomp- son at Bowie and held to answer and the others, Pyle and Petite. were given an examination here this afternoon They claimed to be from Winkleman and were on the road to that place when arrested.
 King is well known in Bisbee. hay ing conducted a lunch counter in Brewery Gulch for some time He wa driving an Overland car and had the back seat SO arranged as co carry a large supply Of bottled goods Ac- cording to Sheun Wheeler he has been one of the principal offenders that has been hauling wet goods into Bisbee.
 Pyle and Petite. it is understood. will enter pleas of guilty and will be put at work on the county roads as soon as they receive their sentences
 Jury Notes.
 The jury again this morning report cd and were excused until tomorrow on account Of the defendant Arthur Gibson. who was to be tried. chang ing his mind during the night. and de- ciding to enter a plea of guilty He was given a sentence of not to exceed | five years in the state penitentiary | and the payment of a fine Of $50. He | was charged with resisting an officer | In th. discharge of his duty
 An Drao. was entered in the case Of | he statc ys Chaig continuing it for | he term
 The case of the State ys Waiter | 'os-Cr. charged with desertion is set | or trial in the morning. He was re- .onty brought back from California iad .s charged with deserting his min ID children in Douglas.
 l.hc return of the sheriff of the five pccial jurors contained the following ilmcs Alex smith. Arthur Bishop. 2 " Gordon S. N. Gordon and c. J. 'y-uiugham
 A- order was entered in the cases f James Cook and Jose Castillo to urn the exhibits consisting of 24 uints f whiskey. oyer to the sherin to be destroyed The booze was oI the bet er class consisting Of Old Taylor and sunny Brook The defendants plead a guilty yesterday and were put at york this morning on the road gang | ust below town, which Is now com osed of ten members
 In the case of the Standard Furni- ure Co. ys H. B. Calisher. judgement vas entered for the plaintiff in the um. of $14715 and costs in the sum f $218O
 An order was entered in the case [ W. c. Hansen and John Knapp con inuing them for the term by the con. ent of counsel for both sides
 In the case of Bias Morales. chars. d with grand larceny which was set or trial on yesterday an order was made continuing the case on account f the absence of a material witness will be called later in the term
 In the case of the State vs Nh. l.. tansbury, an order was entered fiv- lg the reporter an additional thirty avs in wiiCL to finish the transcript. | his is the ease in which the person use question is involved and it was oped Co get The case before the su. rCme Court as soon as uOseiblp