Bisbee daily review., 1916-07-09
CRIMINAL CASES WILL TAKE UNTIL
 OCTOBER FIRST
Three Hundred Cases Set For For Trial In Superior Court Last Case Will Be Crowded Over To October

TOMBSTONE, July S.-(SpeclalD-
 The attention of the Superior court
 was taken up today in all sorts of
 business. There were a number of
 cases in which law points were heard
 there were three divorce cases tried
 two from Bisbee and one from Doug
 las The latter case was one of the
 most disgusting that has been heard
 in the court for some time. The ma
 iority of the time was taken up in the
 setting of the criminal calendar and
 over 300 cases were set for trial and
 every day will now be filled until the
 26th of September, except Sunday and
 holidays The cases against the al legged bootleggers who were recently
 arrested were set and they number over 300. All of them were not set, however, as there are to be more ar rests of the same parties on addition al alleged sales. Some of them, it is stated, have as many as five charges against them With these cases and the unusual number of others on the criminal docket there promises to bel an abundance of work in sight for the court officials during the next few months. Those of the officials who expected to get a vacation during the summer now have given up all hopes of that chance.
 Some of the cases have been dou- bled up, or two or more eases set for each day so that the jury panel will not be allowed many days of leisure. It is expected that the full panel will 4I.A vi Gr-ot I'll Or two. From returns received today by l the sheriff's office of the 26 drawn for Monday next, it is expected that | 16 or IS will report for duty. There i will be one or two of this number ex- cused as they have legal excuses, so that the panel should be close to 40 or l Monday Another drawing will then | be made to fill up the shortage so that the last of next week should see the panel about filled. Then the trial i Of felony cases can be had. The case of the State vs. Leandro Maldanado, charged with the murder of Walter Brooks, is now set for trial on the 17th.
 The jury in the case of the State vs. Jack Frame and Clarence Ridge way. of Lowell. charged with introduc- ing intoxicating houors after being out from 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon until this afternoon. sent in word that fhey could not agree. They were informed by the court that 1t might be well for them to consider the matter little longer as the court had no use for them at the present time in any other cases. It was re- ported that the court intends to keep them out until Monday morning.
 Of the cases set in the alleged boot logging there were 47 defendants named and all of the cases set against them.
 The case of the State vs. Jack Frame will be called on Monday morn ing. This case is different one from the case that is now in the hands Of the jury.
 Board of Equalization.
 The board of supervisors will be m session on Monday as board oil to complete the work oi that board. They will consider the raises that have been made by them and give the parties who have been notified of the raises to be on hand and register their objections at that time. The work of making up the ab- stract of the assessment roll is pro crossing rapidly and will be com pleted during the coming week. It now looks as though the assessment roll of Cochise county would be close to s1OS.O00, ,O00 The assessment roll for last year was between one hun dred and one and one hundred and two millions after the exemptions had been taken off. The increase in the railroad and mine assessments will t; show the largest portion of the in crease, while the patented land will |