Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-05
MANY FILE PAPERS
 FOR CITIZENSHIP IN
 THE UNITED STATES
Last Week for Filing of Such Preliminary Papers at Hand Special Venire of Jurors to Try Mike Connors.

TOMBSTONE, Dec. f (SpeciaD- There were a large number of appl' cants for citizenship before the clert today to fix up final papers so :he they can be admitted at the next ex animation to be held in March. This week is the last week in which the! will be able to file their papers so that they can get in at that time. It Dc hooves those who have not arranged matters to attend to it this week |. they wish to be admitted at the Mare. hearing.
 The special venire of trial jurors will report in the morning as vii, those of the old panel who were nol excused for the term. There art thirty five names on the new venir, as follows: E.. II. Tilton, R. $. Me Call, D. C. Nagle, William Jarvis Charles Anderson, J. w. Sanders, .. A. Johnson, $. B. Johnson, Robert Steele, James Costello, Robert Nal lary, Fred Sandtner, Lem Stallings, H. A. Germain. Ray Helms. John by, mick. Louis Roscoe, James Garrett, E. McWhorter. Wm. D. Otis, Sam Lawyer, Lewis D. Ridley, Thomas H Nelson, E. J. Shuck, Norman M. Cdpp, C. Al Bates, R. c. Kelly. Clarence Weekley, F.. R. Swindle, Mark Knight, A. Wentworth, L. E. Woolery, D. J. Ball, Mart Effinger and F. N Good man.
 The first case to be called torlCr- row is that of Mike Connors, charged with ,the murder of Young Davis at Douglas about year ago. The crime was committed in the Waldorf Pool Hall. Davis, with a party of friends, was sitting in one of the boxes, when Connors walked in and shot Davis two or three times, the latter dying al most instantly. It is understood that a plea of self defense will be present ed. County Attorney Ross and As sistant Bruce Stephenson will appear for the prosecution and W. B. Cleary for the defense. It is expected that the case will take at least three days to try as there are large number of witnesses on both sides to be heard.
 Taken to Rosd Camp
 H. Bernal, Ed Wright and Andy Hughes, all of Douglas, tine two latter soldiers, who entered pleas of guilty to selling intoxicating liquors and who were each sentenced to serve a term of three months and to pay a fine of $25. were taken out to the road camp today where they will be given a chance to work out their time and fine The camp now has about twen- ty men and during the past week with the aid Of the teams have graded near iy a mile of new road. They are making an excellent showing and the camp has been made paying proposi- ton so far.
 Marriage Licenses
 The following marriage licenses have been issued by the clerks office during the past few days; Andrew Sparklis tO wed Helen LOttie Young, both of Bisbec; William II. Johnson 10 wed Bertha Sathcr. both of Doug las; TrilkO Mijanoyich 10 wed Amy Gordon. both of Bisbee; Grady $. Me- Rae to wed Dora Swyers both of Low ell; Herman (. Stolp to wed Cora l.. Porter. both of McNeal; Dewey March to wed Edna Sullivan. both of Doug las; AmadO G. Lugo to wed Estefano Carillo. both of Bisbee; Rufino Rubal- acaba to wed Carolina Avila, both of Bisbee.
 No Pardons Unless Recommended
 There will be no pardOns or paroles granted by the State Board of Par. dons and Paroles given to bootleggers convicted in COchise County, unless the same are recommended by the judge of the Superior Court and the County Attorney This information was given out by inc Board in re- cent letter that was received here from the clerk thereof The pardon ing of lltsky by the Board without asking for a recommendation from the officials here caused such pro test to the Board that they have de- cided to ask for recommendation