Bisbee daily review., 1916-08-24
JEFF DuNNICAN CASE
 TO JURY; NO VERDICT
 HAD LATE LAST NIGHT
Habess Corpus Arguments to Be Heard By Judge O'Con- nor, of Santa Cruz County, Friday in Nogales.

TOMBSTONE Aug. 23.-(Special. The attention of the Superior Court was taken up today in the trial of Jeff Dunnigan from Douglas. which was continued over from yesterday. The case was concluded and given to the jury about three o'clock.
 The Hall case was called next, but owing to some misunderstanding the defendant was not called.
 The next case called was that of E. R. Miller and the defendant was not present and the defendants attor- ney stated that he was ready for trial and would waive the right of the de- fendant being present while the jury was being impannelled. The court stated that he would do that but want ed the defendant present in the morn- ing but his attorney would not guar antee that he would be present. If the case was tried and the defendant was convicted the court could not fine him more than three hundred dollars. As the attorney would not guarantee his appearance the court dismissed the trial jurors until morning, and if the defendant is not present the bond will be declared forfeited. There is a $500 cash bond up as well as 5000 paper bond. There is but little doubt but that the county will be $500 better of in cash in the morning as it is a well known fact that Miller has left the State. He was seen in Fl Paso a, few days ago and stated to a repre- sentative of the Sheriff's office just a few days before he left Douglas that he was going to leave and that the county could have his money There will be no case triec tomorrow on ac- count of these circumstances and the stria1 jurors will be excused until Mon day 2 County Attorney Ross and Attorney Frank Qoan will leave tomorrow for fNogales where they will argue the motion for the release of O. S. French ,onsthe writ of, hebeas corpus which has been set for bearing before Judge O'Connor on Friday at two o'clock. The copy of the writ was received at the Sheriff's office today He will be taken down there by Deputy Sheriff Howe.
 Lost, Strayed or Stolen.
 For the past few days several pa pers in the state have carried articles to the effect that Attorney Wiley F.. Jones had written an opinion to the various County Recorders to the ef feet that they could make the changes in the registration. If he mailed such an opinion to the County Re corder of Cochise county it was lost, strayed or stolen on the way. The County Recorders office up to date has never received such an opinion. During the past few days there have been several requests come in asking for changes to be made, but all have been notified that there will be no change made in view of the decision rendered by Judge Lockwood in the Chapman case. The County Recorder of this county will be governed there by and those who were unfortunate to not write in their party utilization or registered as some other party and now want a change will not be given that chance. There are now 1912 who have registered in the county without filling in their party affiliation, or as non-partisan, and they are still doing it notwithstanding all the publicity that has been given. Last week there were some ten or twelve that came in to the Recorders office.
 Marriage Licenses.
 There were seven marriage licenses