Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-20
CRIMINAL CASES ARE
 SET AND JURY DRAWN FOR NEXT COURT TERM
Superior Court Is Preparing For Busy Term Which Will Open In Tombstone Next Monday. County News

The names or the nfty trlal jurors
 who will serve for the June term of
 the Superior court and who will re- port on Monday next, were drawn
 this morning in the court room. The
 clerk of the court, Undersheriff Welch
 and County Recorder Murphy were
 present as required by law. The
 names are now in the hands of the
 sheriff and he will endeavor to serve
 them so that they can be on hand on
 Monday next In this connection it
 might be stated that Judge Lock
 wood has decided to do away with
 the special venires and hereafter all
 of the jurors will be drawn from the
 regular jury lists. The calling of the criminal calendar was held this afternoon in the court
 room and number of attorneys were present to represent their clients. l The cases will be tried commencing
 next week and it will take until the
 latter part of July to complete the trials. There are four murder cases, a number of assault with intent to 1 commit murder cases, several grand | larceny cases, burglary cases, to say nothing of the thirty or forty boot | logging cases. There are forty pris- oners in the county jail awaiting trial and about twenty out on bond so that the court will have it's hands full Q dispose of all of the criminal business before August l. | Pedro Moreno and Juan Guerrero, who had been held on a charge of re- sisting an officer, entered pleas of guilty and were released under sus- l nnndad fOr TOT of tilrp | years. Clara F.. Wood was granted decree of divorce from William D. Wood. 1 both parties were residents of Doug i | las. William Tate of Bisbee was granted a decree of divorce from Ida Tate. A judgment was entered against the 1 | E. P. & s. W. railroad company for | the sum of s620 and costs. This was ! l in the case of A. Barker against the company and which tried a few i months ago. He brought suit for s10,000 and secured judgment for the | above amount.
 In the case of G. Goss ct al vs. the | City of Douglas, the demurred of the | defendant was sustained and the | costs thereof amounting to S10 was |, assessed against the plaintiffs.
 The Southern Lumber Company has i brought suit against the Virginia Mine ! & Smelling Company for debt in the l sum of s635.40 | Alfred O. Galfield has brought suit | against Fannie O. Galfield for divorce. 1! Edward Garrett has been granted a . decree of divorce from Myrtle Garrett on the grounds of desertion.
 Admitted to Practice.
 Word received here yesterday was to the effect that Miss Evelyn J. Cos tello, daughter of Mrs. Mary Costello. was among the class graduates of the college of law of the University of Southern California, who were ad mitted to practice this week, on mo- tion in the district court of appeals. Miss Costello is daughter of Mrs. Mary Costello, of Tombstone. who have made their home in Los Angeles for the past several years. She read law in the offices of Ellinwood & Ross for a short while before com pleting her course at the University. and her many friends will be pleased Ito hear of her success.
 Receives Bad News. Mayor w. F. Kuchenbecker this morning received the sad news from , his brother, Chas. L. Kuchenbecker. of Gallup, N. M.. that his wife had passed away in the New Mexico City l yesterday. following a brief illness. j., Burial will take place there tomor- :, row.
 Celebrates Birthday.
 Friday, Judge James F. Duncan celebrated the anniversary of his ; 77th birthday, and entered upon his 18th year as hale and hearty as the average man of forty years. Judge Duncan is one of Tombstone's oldest pioneers and first set foot in the old camp on the 2nd day of October. 1879. when the first houses were then under construction in what was later de stined to become one of the biggest mining cities in the southwest.
 The Judge is an authority on early history of Tombstone and Bisbee and has written much on the past of the historic camp regarding early day mining. and Apache escapades in this section. He has a world of informa- tion at his command and unlucky is the seeker of data of early day his tory of Tombstone, and Cochise coun- ty, who does not interview him. He has countless friends in the county and in the state, who wish him many more anniversaries of happy life.
 Were Married Here.
 Miss Ina Parks, of WillcoX, became the bride of Dudley R. Walker, or Dragoon yesterday, when Rev. A. Amundsen of the Congregational church pronounced the ceremony. The couple came over with immediate members of the family. secured the license and were married last evening at the church. They are both well known in that end of the county and have many friends, who wish them a happy welded life. Accompanying the couple were A. F.. Walker. well known cattleman of Dragoon. and wife, Miss Mabel Walker. and brother. Jim Walker They returned to their home at Dragoon today, where they will reside.