Bisbee daily review., 1916-01-29
CRIMINAL AFFAIRS OCCUPY ATTENTION
 OF COUNTY COURT
Various Charges Involved in
 Matters Heard; Sheriff Wheeler will Conduct Ex-
 cursion to Hunts Resort.

TOMBSTONE. Jan. 2S-(SpeciaD- here was considerable doing in the -iminal side ,of the court since yes terday.
 A. Carrillo, who failed to put in his appearance yesterday and his bond was declared forfeited. arrived from Tucson last evening and this morning in court stated that he did not re- ceive word of the date of his case was set for trial and the court vacated the order of forfeiting the bond. Carrillo entered a plea of guilty and was sentenced to serve a term of thirty days on the county chain gang and tC pay a fine of $75.00. He be- gan the serving of his sentence at once and was added to the force of prisoners at work on the county road below town
 William Martin, a negro from Bis bee who was to be tried today, with drew his plea of not guilty and enter ed plea of guilty and was released on a suspended sentence for a period of five years.
 D. D. Callahan of Bisbee, who was held on a charge of forgery, with drew his plea of not guilty and enter ed a plea of guilty and was sentenced to serve a term of not more than one nor more than fourteen years He was formerly treasurer of the Cooks and Walters Union in Bisbee. The witnesses were here to testify against him and he changed his mind and beat them to it.
 In the case of the state vs E. C. Woods. charged with selling intoxicat- ing liquor in Bisbee to one William Morgan, a motion was made by the county attorney to dismiss the case on account of the insufficiency of the evidence.
 In the case of the state vs Thorn ton, convicted of grand larceny, the sentence as pronounced was not less then three years and six months nor more than ten years. instead of not more than three years as was publish ed this morning.
 In the case of the State ys. Angel Para who entered plea of guilty to grand larceny. the defendant being under eighteen years of age. the case was transferred to the juvenile de- partment and the defendant ordered N.1 4A | school until he becomes twenty-one years of age He claims now to be seventeen.
 Tn the case of louis Carpio of Douglas. another juvenile who is charged with horse stealing. the case was ordered set for trial on Feb. 2 It will he heard by the court setting in chambers. He was brought up to- day from Douelas bv Deputy Proba- tion Officer Mrs. Anna Hirst. He was renresented by Attorney Frank Doan.
 In the case of the State vs. Al. How Fl. charged with burglary. alleged to nave been committed in Douelas when ne entered a room dver the under
 king parlors of A. A. Furgeson and
 ole lot of clothes. a nlea of guilty was entered and the defendant sent enced to serve a term of not more than five years.
 Tn the case of the State vs. w r Gillaad. charged with embez7lement of funds belonging to the Douglas Hardware company. a nlea of guilty was entered and the defendant TO- leased on a suspended sentence for Deriod of ten years.
 Tn the ease of the State vs Miguel Ramire7 and Antonio Pena. charged with D hrclarv. the defendants we~~ arraioned and entered nleas. Pena pleading guilty and receiving not more than five years while Pamire7 will be tried February 3. having en- tered a plea of not guilty.
 Tn the case of the State vs. Matec Nievas, who was convicted of burga