Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-06
GET JURY IN
VOOTT CASE


.CDNflNl ED FROM FACE ONE)
because he had any doube concerning
The integrity OF the members of the
jury, those who had been selected
were thereafter to be in the charge of
ne Dailiffs appointed by the sheriff.
lie reminded them that they had been
2lled upon to do q public service, and
= service that. especially in Tomb
stone, implied that they would have to
ndergO some Inconvenience, al
though every effort was to be made
- make them as comfortable as pos
sible. He drew attention to the neces-
sity Of their refraining from any cun-
versation. either among themselves or
with others, concerning the matters in
issue in this trial, and warned them
that they should remember that, while
no suspicion could attach to any of
them. since the jury wa5 of exception
ally high standard, yet they should be
mindful that the mere suspicion of evil
at times was as bad as actual wrong
doing.
Adjourns Till Wednesday
The bailiffs who are to have charge
Of the jurors were then sworn in and
admonished of their duties. Those ap-
pointed as bailiffs are William Cava-
naugh and James n. Christensen. The
tentative jurors will sleep in the court
room, where beds will be installed ev-
cry evening, and they will take their
meals at one of the local restaurants.
Court will convene again at 10
o'clock on Wednesday morning. in the
interim between this evening and We'd
nesday the prosecution and the de-
Tense exercise their right OF perempt'
ory challenge and those VINO are urUp-
ped will be notified, when the remain
ing II will begin TO hear evidence in
the case.
The reason for the adjournment UNI
Ill Wednesday is because it Is neces-
Larry Ii allow Judge Lockwood the use
of the court room on saturdays for
the transaction OF other business and
also because Tuesday will be natural
lzation day in his court. The prosecu-
ion will make it's decisions concerning
the five peremptory challenges at its
disposition Monday, when the rest will
be turned 10 the defense, which has
seven challenges.
A feature of this afternoons session
was an apology made by George Roark
assistant county attorney. Tor remarks
ierogatory to the men OF the selective
service draft maze several days ago
during the examination of Willard HUI
ish. wounded veteran OF the great
war. who appeared as a witness
against atentatiye juror. Roark made
his explanation after he had been wait
ed upon by committee OF the Amerl'
can Legion at BiSbee.
The Judy
The complete list Of tentative jurors
in the Wootton case is as follows:
f. T.. Lee. Mail carrier. Paradise; J.
c. Colhoun, Retired business man,
Douglas; Andrew Mortenson, farmer,
Amos Gretton, Pinker,
Douglas; Frank j. Brown ianitor, Will /
COX; William Rigs, cattleman, FL Do
RADIO; c. W. Bush, cattlemau, Para
lise; J. l.. Curtis, cattleman, Bowie:
2. +. Riggs. Cattleman. I'll Doraoo; +.
NJ. Rhine. dry farmer, Pearce; Clifford
Il. WCese, DRY farmer, Gochise; Lse .
Holland. cattleman, Poverty Flats; j.
A. linncy, retired business man, Bis. /
bee; NJ. =. COSBY, farmer. Benson; h.
\. Lyal, Cattleman, san Simon; D. II. 4
Smith, farmer, WILCOX; w. l.. PatteT
son, rancher. Benson; .~jnn y. Jones.
West HuaChuCa; Louis
.ockhart. retired, Douglas; Henry /,
richards, poultry raiser, Hereford;
Walter \. Kines Courtland; L. A.
smith. prospector, Tombstone; Jesse
e. Melong, III dorado, and john Sabin,
fairbanks.