Bisbee daily review., 1916-07-30
APPLICATION WILL BE
 MADE IN BEHALF OF
 24O CONVICTED MEN
Appeal Will be Taken in Cas-
 es of Convicted Bootleg
 gers to Have Them Releas- ed on Bail Pending Appeal

TOMBSTONE, July 29.-(SpeciaD- The attention of the superior court to- day was taken up in the trial Of a number of divorce cases and the hear ing of law points in a number Of cases. A temporary injunction has been franted in the case of the War ren Ranch Company vs. the Calumet & Arizona Company which involves the question of the amount of water that was agreed r0 be furnished by the mining company to the ranch com pany. The matter will come up for d final hearing later in the term. The mining company made no objection to the temporary injunction being grant ed
 An order was made for the return of twenty-one jurors on Monday morn ing next, to fill up the panel as num- Der of the jurors who have been in attendance had been excused by the court. The names were drawn from the boX and among the Bisbee names drawn were the following: Leonard Warrington, J. s. Williams, Harry Housen, Louis Voekel and Edward Festerling.
 The attorneys for Dean Ross and O. s. French are preparing to take an appeal @ the supreme court from the verdict as rendered by the jury. A motion will be made for the grant ing of a new trial and asking for a certificate of probable cause. It this is denied by the court, an effort will be made to have the supreme court fix the bail as they did in the Aaron case so that the defendants can be released on liberty pending the ap- peal. Before these motions can be made it. will be necessary for the sentence of the court to be pro nounced. The conviction carries with it g penalty of not less than ten days to two years in the bounty jail and fine of from S25 to $500 or both. II is expected that sentence will be pronounced in both cases on Monday although there is a possibility that sentence in the French case will go over until after the trial of the sec, ond case against French which will be called on Monday morning.
 An order has been made in the case of the State Ys. Charles MaricW releasing him from custody He was arrested in Douglas at the time that the numerous arrests were made and it was discovered as soon as soon as the detectives arrived that mistake had been made in making the arrest the wrong Charles Marrow having been arrested. Some of the officers purchased whiskey in Douglas from a man who resembled Marlow and who gave his name to the officers as Marlow. Marlow at the time he was arrested maintained that some mis take had been made and that he was the victim of circumstances and that he was innocent. He was held in jail for several days as he could not give bail but as soon as the detectives ar rived they stated that he was not the man and he was released. He was furnished with money to return U his home in Douglas. He stated that he had no complaint to make in the matter and realized that he had been the victim of circumstances. The ac' tion of the detectives shows that they have Lo desire to punish an innocent man and were extremely sorry that the arresting officers had arrested the wrong man. They were not to blame as the description given them fitted Marlow even to the kind of clothes that he wore. Marlcw is a railroad man and had worked in Douglas and was at one time with Col. Pershins in Mexico as a scout. He has many friends in Southern Arizona who will be glad to learn that he was LOt the right Marlow and that he has been given his liberty.
 Dies in California.
 Advices have been received here from Col A. L. Grow from Sawtelle Calif., to the effect that Charles w. Hart, well known Tombstone p.oneer who resided here since the early ! eighties, passed away at Sawtelle, on 1 Tuesday, the 25th of the present month and was buried the following day in the soldiers plot at the home r He came to Cochise county in 1883 and shortly afterward to Tombstone where he continuously resided until several years ago when he removed to Sawtelle, Calif., to spend the balance of his days.
 ! MT. Hart was known to all the old timers of the county, who will be sor,