Bisbee daily review., 1916-08-20
COMPLAINTS AGAINST LOWELL PEOPLE ARE
 DISMISSED IN COURT
There Remains but Two Days to Fill in the Necessary Nomination Papers to Get on the Primary Ballot.

TOMBSTONE, Aug. 19-(Specia) The complains against the six people rom Lowell. arrested recently on narges of selling intoxicating liquors, 7ere dismissed in the superior court, ut they will be rearrested on informa- ion filed against them. In fact, two f them, Mrs. May Joiner and Mrs. d. Barton, were arrested on the ench warrants issued out of the uperior court and were ordered re- eased on a 5000 bond to be furnished Ionday
 In the closing argument in the ,harles Boram case, yesterday, Atcor- ey Frank Doan, for the defendant, aid: If you fellows of the jury have he guts to go out and find a man uilty on that evidence, why, go it." 'ounty Attorney Ross did lot make my closing argument and the jury vent out and returned within four minutes with a verdict of guilty. It vas evident that they did have.
 The case of Abraham Dollar vs. losa Dollar was tried but no decision gas rendered by the court, it being aken under advisement It is evident hat the court does not like to separ- te the Dollars.
 In the case of J. B. Ellis vs. M. II. Ierrill, a temporary injunction was endered against the defenadnts to prevent them from taking water out if the Walnut Creek, in the vicinity f Cochise.
 number of probate matters were isposed of by the court
 It is the intention of the court to " another whiskey selling case on ' Ionday, but just who the victim will has not been definitely settled. he lawyers for the defendants from Douglas and Bisbee are trying Q lake the other try his man first in ,opes that something will happen and is man may escape.
 But Two Days More. There are a numOer of candidates ho have not filed the necessary apers that should be filed by them that they can have their names laced on the primary election bal Jts. The last day for filing is Tues ay, August 22, at p. m. A number f petitions that have bee" received re not up to the requirements Of the tw. Other candidates have not filed le necessary blank that states their mention to become candidate. There ill probably be a rush at the last linute to get in under cover. There romises to be ID end of candidates )r the legislature. There are fifteen etitions in up to date and there are everal more out that will be filed. |. now looks as though there would about twenty which the Democratic oters will have to select from.
 The Registration.
 During the past week there were eceived at the county recorders of ce 7S2 new registrations. Of thi' umber 57S were Democrats; 119 Re .ublicans: 16 Socialists; 8 no party, nd the balance scattering. There ere 561 men in the number and lIl omen. There are up to date 6,4SS )emocrats registered, 2,6O9 Repuoli- ans. while the total number register l to date is 11,167. There are still wo weeks in which the voter whc as not registered. has change to so. The register will close at 3 2. m. on September ?. The registra- ion up to date is 5SS votes short Of that it was at the primary election wo years aLD. It will probably reach hat figure before the register closes, owever.
 No Action on Writ.
 There was no action taken today ,n the writ of mandamus against 'ounty Recorder Murphy, to compel i'm to change the registration of ames Chapman. The brief that was 0 have been filed by Attorney Whit ley, for the applicant, failed - ar i've and the matter was not taken up y the court. County Attorney Ross as already filed his brief and the natter will now have to go over until Ionday or Tuesday before th" court .an decide the matter. SL1Gld he ,rant the writ and all of those who nave registered as mo party desire o change the same, it will mean a lot of work in short time in the county recorders office as there are nearly 1900 of them. Benson a.1ne has 1O4 and in this connection it night be well to state that number from there. who have registered as such. have signed Democratic peti- ions as Democrats.