Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-06

proyal Of the county attorneys office and then departed from Tombstone without even paying farewell visit to the county attorneys office It is said that Bunch's affidavit claiming an allowance for the support or his family contained slight error. He left, without having been used as witness for the state, about the time the error was discovered.
 MT. and Mrs. B. C. Keep lived up" $625 of county money while serving as witnesses for the state up 10 the middle Of last month. Each testified during the trial
 Marco Is Luxury
 Marco Benderach's presence at Tombstone cost the county S34S.25. Marco was in and about the county seat almost continuously during the trial He spent large part of his time endeavoring to send d country man. Sam Hitch. 10 jail and to keep Illlltch from getting citizenship pa- pers. Hitch, Marco claimed, was one of the men who deported him and he hated" him. The state supported Marco until the trial was almost over and then called him as d witness. Mar | co gave a graphic description of the deportation and then was in and ont or the court room denying charges that he was member of the l. w. w or that he was pro-German during the war. His contentious were supported by George Roark,, assistant county at torney, MT. Roark even taking consid- erable time during his argument to the Jury to impress upon their minds the sturdy loyalty of the big Serbian. Marco drew more county money but. as the records are only complete to April 18th it is not known what his total cost will amount to.
 Women Get s37o
 Mrs. Rosa McKay's account shows that warrants totaling $26g. 25 were is. sued to her during the trial. Mrs. Nc Kay was also one Of the witnesses who came to Tombstone during the early stages of the jury examination and re- mained here, excepting few brief De- riods, until she was called almost at the conclusion of the presentation of ltestimony.
 Mrs. J. B. Manross. of Taft, Calif.. lived at Tombstone during part of the trial at an expense to the county of S3O9.76, not including nurses fees while sine was under the care of pfy- sician. She did not testify Her hus- band, also among those who did not testify, cost Cochise s79S5 up to the middle of April alone.
 The List Lensthens The appearance of Richard Langdon dented the treasury s2S950. Charles Dlmmitt was brought from Portland. Oregon as witness, and his expenses used up S242.15. Tom Heaney of Sel- ma, Calf, was on the witness stand for the state for several minutes: cost I-s276.12. Brick Isaacson of Superior. Ariz., also testified for several min utes and. when he left. the county treasury contained $245.75 less than when he landed here.
 Thirteen witnesses in all were call ed to Tombstone for the state and never used on the witness stand. At least three, it is said, were not used by the state because the county at toiny had, at least, doubts as to their freedom from the taint of the I. w ". and MT. French had pledged himself Tn open court not to use any I. w. w. members as witnesses. All Of them. however, lived at the expense of the county during their stay here.
 Will Try Oother Cases
 Reiterating his previous declaration that he will bring the 159 defendants who are. named in the great blanket complaint in the deportation actions to trial early in June, and announcing that he will prosecute the case with out either financial or legal assistance. even Ii it is offered, as is the case. by the American Federation of Labor. R \. French. county attorney, stated to- day that he has not swerved from his intention to assess the county with the burden of another deportation trial even after the first one had gone against the county after only 16 min utes of deliberation by the jurors and a total Of nearly $60,000 had been spent out of the county funds in the support of witnesses and other ex- pcnses.
 The help proffered by the American Federation of Labor came in a telc- gram from the state office at Phoe. nix. In this communication the dis trict attorney was asked if he had re. solved to go on with the cases. and if he desired the services of an attorney oi "nationa! reputation" in the blan- ket trials. The federation also said It was prepared to offer financial as- sistance. French answered this tele- gram, turning down the offer of the state branch of the federation and de.