Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-05
LACK TALES|MEN
 AT TOMBSTONE
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all or which have not as yet been re- ported. Owing to the fact that the majority of the men in the second panel drawn live from 10 to 100 miles from Tombstone, but Is of them were able to get to the county seat today. The others on the panel who can be located will be examined tomorrow after which another panel of POO names, Teturnable Tuesday, will be drawn.
 Warns Taiesmen.
 Before court adjourned this after noon Judge Sam l.. Pattee informed the II talesmen in the jury box that he had been advised of instances in which some of them had discussed the deportation cases with persons interested in either side after they had been passed for jury duty The court warned them implicitly that they immediately must cease dis cussion of the cases with anyone and should refrain from expressions on the subject among themselves. sE,i.
 The ruling of the court yesterday eXempting from jury duty employees of mining and smelling companies or other institutions whose officials are defendants in the cases, speeded up today the examination of veniremen Out of 40 men examined. 10 were eX- cused upon their statements that they were in this class. The latitude GOV cred by the ruling was brought out several times today. Several of tke prospective jurors who are employed by stores owned by the copper com panies were excused and one bank clerk was also challenged and ex- cused when it was shown that the cashier of the bank was a defendant in the deportation cases.
 The Il men passed as tentative jurors are; E. E. Lee, mail con- tractor, Paradise; l. O. Calhoun, Douglas; Andrew Mortenson. ranch CT, Whitewater; Amos Gretton, tinker, Douglas; Frank J. Brown, janitor, Wilcox; William J. Riggs, cattleman, Eldorade; George R. Dill man, rancher. Whitewater: c. w Bush, cattleman, Portal; J. N. Cur tis, cattleman, Bowie; R. K. Lewis. cattleman, Whitewater, and B. K. Riggs, cattleman, Eldorado. The last three named jurors were passed to- day
 Counsel for the defendants offered no resistance to any of the 36 chal lenges for cause made by the county attorney today. The county attorney. however, resisted one challenge made by the defense This was during the examination of Otto Lane, of Lowell. On examination by the state, Lane declared that he had witnessed some of the activities in the Warren dis trict on the day of the deportations, and had formed a fixed opinion re- gardins the right or wrong of the in cident. As to the part the defend ant, Wootton, might have played in the deportations, however Lane5 said, he had no opinion, although he was acquainted with WoottOn. Lane Was passed by the county atto17iey.'A ' 'e-
 Counsel for the defense challenged him for cause when he reiterated his statement that he had a fixed opinion regarding the deportations as whole. Assistant County Attorney Roarke started to argue the question. but the court overruled him and sus- taSned the challenge of counsel for the defense. declaring that no tales man could qualify who had a fixed opinion regarding the deportations as whole. whether or not his mind was free from prejudice for or against any individual defendant on trial
 James R. Powers of Douglas stated that he had no fixed opinion regard ing the deportations, but that he had so many friends who were interested that he doubted if he could help but decide in their favor should he be, put on the jury, and found the evidence of both sides equal.
 Thomas Barker of Douglas, re- tired cattleman. stated during exam ination that he had an opinion on the cases. He was asked by the county attorney if it was a fixed opinion
 Tt surely is,' replied the ex-cattle- man; "I ain't one of these wavering men. When I form an opinion on anything, I stick to it."
 Sheriff James Mcdonald announced tonight that he was using practically all of his deputies throughout the county on suHmonses on men named on the jury panels The sheriff stat ed that he believed the entire jury list for Cochise county. comprising $500 names, would be exhausted byI the time the first eight cases were completed. Mcdonald estimated that the ruling exempting mining company employees from jury duty in the desi portation cases would reduce byI more than 50 per cent" the number of men registered as eligible for ex- animation as jurors.
 It is expected that the exaHina tioni of men included in the sEcond iuryi panel drawn yesterday will be com, plsted by tomorrow noon. When the examinations are concluded for to- morrow. it was stated today. court will adjourn until next Tuesday when the next jury panel will be return able.
 The following talesmen were ex. amined and excused today:
 Otto Lane. Lowell; Louis Visalia. Bisbee; Charles Small. Paradise; J D. Russell, Bisbee; A. B. Brown. Bis bee; W. H. Crane. Bisbee; Neitf Tay- Tor Bisbee; Robert A. Grant. Risbee; Otto Eauman. Douglas: Rex Rice. Douglas; J. E. Hand. Turner: R. NJ. lul