Bisbee daily review., 1916-01-05
COURT MAKES ORDER FOR SPECIAL VENIRE
 OF FIFTY JURYMEN
Criminal Calendar will be Called, in Tombstone, Next Saturday. Olds Case to be Tried January 10.

Iois ue uic"H TUT ScIFiCe ueSiHllue January 10. The special venire was ordered drawn from the fact that the list from which the names were drawn had been exhausted for last year and the new list that the law requires has not been completed by the Board of Supervisors as yet. but will be within the next few days but not in time for the empannelling of.a jury on the 10th.
 The case of the State vs Annie Olds charged with murder, alleged to have been committed in 1914, was set for trial on January 10. Mrs. Olds was in court with her attorney, W. B. Cleary, when the order was made today.
 A call of the criminal calendar will ed that all parties out on bond whose cases are pending will be in court so that they can be arraigned and their cases set for trial. From present op- pearances the cases will take up all Of the time for the month of January and the first week in February.
 In the case of M H. Merrill vs H. C. Wheeler, an order was made denying 1, the motion for new trial and vacat- | ing the former order granting the tri- al. This was done on account of the mandate sent down by the Supreme Court in this case. The plaintiff se- cured judgement against Sheriff Wheel CT for s1.O00 for alleged damages when a stallion which he had under attach ment died The amount will be made good by the bondsmen.
 In the case of Louis Herkog vs the Superior & Pittsburg Copper Co.,, an order vas entered sustaining the de- nnurrer ot the plaintiff to the defend ants plea in abatement in two para graphs but overruling it in three oth- CTS
 In the case of Epsie Frank vs Rob- ert N. Franks, some testimony was in- lroduced and the case continued for further evidence
 c. w. Rooster and Wm. Bruesher pleaded guilty to bootlegging and the ITolmer was sentenced to serve a term of 90 days in the county jail at hard labor The latter was released on a suspended sentence of two years. The former stated that he induced the lat Ter to haul the whiskey for him.
 RootIeggers Captured.
 Six more violators of the prohibit ton amendment have been captured by Constable Jud Fruit of Bowie and Sheriff Wheeler. They were caught coming across the line from Lordsburg four of them were Mexicans and the others were Germans who pleaded guilty. Considerable liquor was also taken. The Germans had four cases of Old Taylor and Cedar Brook. The northern route is being worked by bootleggers from all parts of the State and Cochise County captures them. The two Germans were on their way to Miami with theirs and the Mexicans were bound for Tucson. The Mexi- cans furnished bond in the sum of $500 each.
 Whiskey Smashed.
 Sheriff Wheeler. assisted by Deputy Bowden last evening, destroyed about sixty gallons of confiscated whiskey. There were twenty-two cases broken up. It included most of the well known brands and there was none of the unlabeled brands of the bootleg gers. A small river of whiskey ran down the drain from the back of the court house and the odor of the liquor could be smelled for distance of sev- en or eight blocks. There is still stored in the Sheriff's warehouse some forty or fifty more cases as we'll as a large number of trunks and valises.
 New Cases Filed.
 Maier Brothers of Benson have brought suit in the Superior Court a. gainst the Bonanza Belt Copper Con- pany for debt in the sum of s4.40S.01 alleged to be due for supplies furnish ed the company during the year 1914 and 1915 They also ask for interest in the sum of s61357
 Elizabeth Cloer has brought suit a. gainst Lon Cloer for divorce on the grounds of desertion and non-support.
 O. l.. Allen of Douglas has brought suit against F. S. Elias for damages in the sum of s7500 alleged, to be due for the violation of contract which the plaintiff had with the defendant for the sale of several hundred cattle. Both parties are residents ofDouglas. John F. Ross and Bruce Stephenson are the attorneys for the plaintiff.
 The Sulphur Spring Valley Adjust ment Company has brought suit a. gainst William Speed for damages in the sum of s1,OOO. They also ask for title to property in Wilcox. w. G. Gilmore is the attorney for the plain tiff.
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 tG. J. Peterson. the well known Hua- chuca rancher. was in the city today
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