Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-15

The county attorney yesterday is- sued 25O additional warrants for the arrest of local Bisbee and Douglas men for alleged participation in the deportation affair of July 12, 1919. This, with the previous arrest, makes total of 301 who have been arrested. Bail bonds to the amount of $2,000 each have been furnished by the de- fendants.
 The new list of complaints issued yesterday include several corpora tions of the Bisbee-Warren district.
 Of the original complaints so far only fifty some odd have been served. These were out of the GA complaints filed at Bisbee last Wednesday and Thursday. Since then no additional complaints had been filed until yes terday morning.
 The new batch of complaints are sworn to by Fred w Brown, of Bis bee, and approximately 250 other men, the names of most of whom de- note them to be of foreign extraction, all of whom allege that they were un, lawfully and forcibly removed from Bisbee and the state of Arizona.
 The complaints were grouped and filed as one, though there will be in- diyidual complaints to be served on the various defendants. These are now being prepared by the county at torneys office, and MT. French said this morning the actual process of serving the warrants on the defend ants would probably begin today. AS fast as they are arrested they will be brought before Judge Jack and permitted to make the customary bond of $2,000 each. pending their hearings Most of the defendants are expected to appear voluntarily.
 Nearly all of the complaints filed this morning were against individuals though seven were against corpora tion. They also allege Kidnapping. These complaints will be served on some responsible official of the com panies, which are the Phelps Dodge corporation, the Calumet & Arizona company, the Shattuck-Ari- zona Copper company, The Warren company, Fl Paso & Southwestern
 Approximately S5 per cent of the complaints filed yesterday morning against residents of the Warren dis trict. Among the well known Doug, las men defendants are H. H. Stout, superintendent of the c. Q. shelter. and Robert Rae, chief auditor for the P. D. corporation in the southwest. Most of the names of the better known defendants were given in the list published last Wednesday of the men against whom complaints were to be issued.
 The first preliminary hearing of the arrests made last week on the charge of kidnapping growing out of the Pis- bee deportations were held yesterday afternoon before Justice w. c. Jacks, in Douglas. Harry Walters of Bis bee, is the defendant. He was ar rested on complaint of Fred w. Brown of Bisbee.
 When court convened at 1 o'clock County Attorney R. N. French stated that attorney for the defense had agreed that he might substitute new complaints for the ones served on the defendants. which it had been ascer- tained were faulty. Attorney for the defense confirmed this statement. Court then recessed for a few min utes while the county attorney ar, ranged the order in which he would present his witnesses.
 Perhaps on account of the rain, not large crowd was in the court room when Judge Jacks called for order and announced that smoking and unusual noise would be forbidden. The hear ing was originally set for 10 o'clock yesterday morning. but had to be postponed due to the heavy rains which kept the Bisbee witnesses and attorneys from getting here on time, as we'll as Attorney w. H. Burges, of Fl Paso.
 All witnesses for the state were sworn and excluded from the room. They were Fred w. Brown, Bert Per ry, J. l.. Winters, H. D. Palmer and Mrs. Stogdill.
 After almost the entire day had been occupied in hearing testimony of witnesses in the preliminary hear