Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-14

stated to the court that amazing reve-
latiOns Of intrigue. which he intimated
were related to the war activities OF
the country and which deserved the
attention of the United States secret
service would be made
Walton was not permitted by his
other attorney. Edwin F. Jones. 10
make q statement for the press ana
Mr.. LOebs when asked the nature of
the amazing revelations said that he
could not be expected 10 disclose the
case Of the defense at this time.
SAYS the CoconinO sun: The one
thing that seems TO have left a bad
taste in the mouth of the people since
the Uninterrupted contest is the fact
that there appears to be no penalty for
wilfal violation Of the election laws.
No one denies that there was a de-
bauchery of the election laws in pre-
cinct No. l AT Douglas. but il seems TO
have been on the right side. conse-
Quently no one was responsible for il.
]. ]. Sweeney OF Phoenix was elect
ed president OF the Past Grand Mas
tiers Association of Arizona yesterday
afternoon. and Mrs Sweeney WAS
elected president Of the Past MatrOnS
association Of the Eastern Stars at the
afternoon session Of the thirty-siSth
annual communication Of the Most
Wcrshipful Grand Lodge Of Free and
Accepted NaSonS OF Arizona The Mas
onS closed their Seccnd dSy OF activi-
ties last night with theatre party at
the Tucson Opera House. witnessing
the performance Of Max FlymSu ana
his company.
Judge stanford OF the NaricopG
County Superior Court Monday after
noon extended the time in which the
judgement against Thomas T. Camp
bell in favor of George W. P. Hunt
could be paid for fifteen DAYS at the
request Of Judge X. E. Sloan, counsel
for Campbell in the long gubernStori-
al contest.
As an evidence Of good faith Judge
Sloan gave the attorneys for Mr.. Hunt
a check for Ss,sSo which had been col
lected by friends Of Ex-Governor
Campbell 10 date This leaves $l.6S2
OF the judgment of S4.lss yet to be
paid. Some misunderstanding has eN-
listed throughout the state in regard
10 this fund. many people being under
the impression that il was Campbelrs
salary that his friends were trying To
raise for him. instead of Mr.. Hunts
costs which were awarded to him by
the supreme court in addition to the
salary Of governor for the year 1917.
The Baca Float case has again been
reopensd through the appeal recently
argued in Los Angeles by George a.
Darnen. representing John r. Wright.
attorney for the defendants. The Baca
Float claimants. Cornelius c. Watts
and James II. BOuldin. were represent
ed ny Judge John II. Campbell The
appeal asked a reversal OF the judS.
ment Of Judge BledsOe delivered
few months ago in the district court
at Tucson AT that time judge Rled-
soc announced in concluding his find
ings, that he would not grant an APP
peal Sitting as a member OF the cir
cult court OF appeals for this district
at the hearing Of the applications in
Los Angeles. he granted the applica-
tion 20 appeal to the full bench OF the
circuit court
Appeal cost bonds Of s.. o0o for each
OF the defendants have been filed with
the supercedeas bonds of 81 for each
acre Of grazing land and 81 for each
acre OF agricultural land. No date has
been set for the argument. The claim
ants. Watts and Bouldin. are stopped
from proceedings in sjectment.
There is no more long suffering
folks than those who live in flats.
and some day the landlord will 10