Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-29
CRIMINAL CALENDAR IS ABOUT COMPLETED
 FOR SPRING SESSION
Majority of the Bootlegging Cases That Did Not Reach Trial Will Be Handled by Next Jury Panel.

Oh pN A-NTs AAsiiNh 70. NDPN'itiAf y The work of clearing up the crimi- nal calendar was completed today. The majority of the bootlegging cases were continued for further setting while in one or two instances in which the evidence would not warrant the State going to trial. the cases were dismissed. John Julian who was held to answer on a charge of an assault with a deadly weapon alleged to have been committed in Douglas. entered a plea of guilty to simple assault and was sentenced to serve term of three months in the county jail.
 Miguel Ramirez. who was convicted of burglary on Saturday by the jury was sentenced to serve term of not less than thre nor more than five years in the state penitentiary.
 Francisco Rodriguez who was con victed yesterday of selling intoXicat- ing liGuors by the jury who were out less than five minutes, was sentenced to serve term of ninety days in the county jail and to pay fine of S100. His attorney. Frank Doan, gave notice f apneal and he will be released on a 5000 bond pending that appeal, but is being held in the county jail until the bond is furnished.
 James Murray. who was convicted with Andy Johnson of the crime of in troducing liduor. was released on a 5000 bond. pending the appeal. He. with Andy Johnson. will be sentenced in the morning and the motion for a new trial and the question of appeal taken up.
 Jim Cardone who was arrested near Bowie with intoxicatins lisuor in his possession which he had brought a. cross the line entered plea of guilty and was sentenced to serve a term of 10 days and the payment of s25. He paid his fine and as he has already served ten days. he was allowed to depart to his hone at Miami.
 Petanilo Saldiva also caught at Bow ie for the same offense. was sentenc- ed to serve term of 100. days at hard labor.
 Habeas Corpus Writ
 John Fry. of the Huachucas.' who was brought in last week on com mittment ordering him held on a charge of making threats to kill, is sued by Judge Magne at Garces. has through his attorney. ]. T. Kingsbury. sought a writ of habeas corpus The matter will be heard before :he court on Thursday. Fry is accused of mak- ing threats against the life of one James Wichefsham over disputes aris- ing on mining property in Miller can yon. He claims in his petition that at the hearing he was not allowed to in tToduce any testimony but was con- mitted at once by the Justice. All par ticulars will be brought into court and the matter thrashed out
 All After Pardons or Paroles.
 County Attorney Ross nearly every day receives a letter from the Board of Pardons and paroles asking about different parties that have been sent up from Cochise County. who wish to be paroled or pardoned by the Board During the past few days he has re ceived three. One of them asked for a pardon for Mexican. Jose Silvas. who killed another Mexican in 1907 and was sentenced to life. He has been out on parole since last Decem- Der and now wants pardon. The murder was one of the worst in the history of Cochise county. Another one if from R. L. Mutt who was sent up from here last March for the crime of forgery and was sentenced to serve a term of not less than seven nor more than fourteen years. Mutt was up be- fore the court Before he was sentenc- ed and released on parole or a sus- pended sentence and within two weeks went out and committed the same act again. that was why he was given such stiff sentence by the court. Now be