Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-30
MRS. ERNIE JAMES
 REQUESTS CHANGE OF VENUE TO PIMA COUNTY
Attorneys Claim That She Cannot Receive Fair Trial in This County; Other Mat ters Before Superior Court.

TOMBSTONE, Ariz., April 29.-The following cases were set for trial to- day in the superior court: F For May Estate vs. Erie James, charged with assault with intent to commit murder, on the person of Mary Hughes, in Bisbee, a few weeks ago. The defendants counsel J. w Ross and Starr Williams, moved the court for a change of venue to Tucson, on the grounds that the defendant could not get a fair and impartial trial in this county. At first the court was wont to deny the motion, but granted the defendant time in which to secure the required number of signers to her petition to the court for such change.
 State vs. NJ. c. Denny, charged with obtaining money by false pretenses, and also another criminal charge against him for forgery were set for the same day.
 For May 14-State vs. Andres Tales, charged with introducing intoxicating liquor into the state.
 State vs. Mamie Sorrenson, charged with grand larceny.
 For May 15-State vs. Leslie IT. Rose, charged with Grand larceny.
 State vs. Mike Welch, charged with assault with intent to commit rape, and state vs. Leandro Rodriguez, charged with assault with a deadly weapon.
 For May 16-State vs. Jack Sher- man, charged with selling intoxicating liquor. There are six informations against Sherman for this offense.
 For May 20-State vs. Roy Hearn, charged with murder.
 Immediately after the setting of the above cases, an order was issued by the court, for the arraignment on Sat urday, May 4, of the following defend ants, all charged with selling intoxi- eating liquor: Johnnie Ames, Maud Hill, and Alex Gurtle of Douglas; Will lie Walker of Lowell, Brick Dun, John Doe Michetti. Ben Edwards and Jack Randol, all of Courtland.
 In the case of state vs. Mary PonZio and state vs Sam Ponzio. which were appeal cases from the police court of Bisbee, the case against the last named defendant was dismissed on motion of City Attorney Kyle, while in the former, Mary Ponzio. the defendent pleaded guilty, and was fined S5O.OO. Bost cases were charges of disturbing the peace.
 The balance of the day was taken up with the appeal case from the police court Df Lowell, of state vs. John Col den. charged with breaking the speed limit. The jury were out 10 minutes and brought in verdict of not guilty.
 Tomorrow. there are three cases scheduled for trial, all for transporting liquor: State vs. Tom Chambers; state vs. Frank CObie and Lawrence Kelly, and state vs. A B. Rodman.
 Marriage Licenses
 The following marriage licenses were issued by the clerk last week:
 Joseph Foucher and Elizabeth Nan cy Allen, both of Douglas.
 Benjamin Balfe and Lucille Coonett, both of Douglas.
 Charles M. Lafferty and Helen Bar rett. both of Douglas.
 Jamie s. Bell and Sophie Shuttle, l both of Lowell.
 O. Lester Kelly and Mrs. Codie D. Epley, both of Douglas. Narcisco Nieto and Carmen Orozco, | both of Bisbee.
 Jack c. Trout and Ruth Hudson, both of Bisbee.
 Fred T. Gregg and Bessie w. Hicks, both of San Simon.
 Gearhart M Riefschneider. Douglas and Alyce J. Tomsek, Fremont, Neb.
 William A. Branham of Douglas, and Hattie Sammon of Dallas, Tex.
 Ollie O. Barney and Hazel P. Owens, both of Benson.
 Gavino Juarez and Margareta Lugo, ! both of Bisbee.
 James Albert Miller and Beatrice Nav Goodman. both of St. David