Bisbee daily review., 1921-08-16
HAVERTY CASE. IS UNDER WAY IN
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Taking of Testimony Will Probably be Started Today;
 Jurors Are Examined

Jurors Are Examined
 TOMBSTONE, Aug I5.- The trial of James Haverty, charged with the murder of his brother, Richard Haver- ty, on April 23. near Ramsey Canyon, in the Huachuca mountains, was start ed in the superior court this morning At the adjournment Of court this eve ming 22 of the % jurors required to fill the box had been passed by both sides. Only % jurors. were examined during the day Of the seven excused some had expressed opinions as to the case and others we've opposed to the infliction of the death penalty The state was represented by County At torney John F. Ross, Assistant Walter Roach and Special Prosecutor Fred Sutter, of Bisbee, who are asking each juror. as he is examined as to wheth- CT or not he is opposed to the inf1ic- ton of the death penalty in case where the evidence should justify it.
 From the questions asked the jur- ors by w. G. Gilmore, counsel for the defendant, it is evident that the de- fense will be that of self defense.
 It is thought that the work of select ing the jury will be completed by to-
 
 converting of the court after the noon recess, introduction of testimony for the state will be started The states case will take about a day, but it is thought that the testimony for the de- fense will take at least a day. The case will probably not go to the jury before Thursday afternoon or even- ing.
 statement. claimed to have been made by Dick Haverty just before he died, will be introduced by the state, it is said
 The court room was crowded today with spectators who are interested in the case, which promises to be one of the most interesting that has been tried in the superior court for num- Der of years.
 Jurors Report
 SiXty-four out of the 100 jurors drawn last week were found by the sheriff's office and reported for duty this morning. Out of the following named will be drawn the jury to try the Haverty and Walker cases that are set for trial this week.
 James E. Lee, St. David.
 Clifton Egerton, Benson.
 w. l.. Curtis, Robinson.
 J. R. Riley, w B. Spicer, John Cal baugh, J. E. Bates. J. w Childers, Al bert Stacey, c. H. Taylor, J. R. Wes- coat, D. c. O'Neill, R. B. Silverman, T. 10. White. D. L. Perry. Charles Golding, Walter Ross, F. M. Pelton. Douglas; John J. Frank, c. c. Fine out, c. A. .Hockett, Walter Cripin, Pir- Pierce, w. O. Witherspoon, A. Riley, In, Doh A Smith, Joseph Bishop, c. L. Sanders, Allen Thompson. Tombstone; George Rosewarne, Charles Peterson, John K. McRae, Ed w. Stevens, T. w Me Guire, Edward Foutz, K. D. Smith, Lowell
 William J. Reed Paradise.
 Andrew Mortensen, Whitewater
 Dwight M Hulse, Light
 Earl M. McCutchan, James H. Price Wilgus.
 Charles r.. Sands, Bowie.
 R. M. Mckinney, Jr., John Hallen, Courtland.
 C. M, Coins, C. H. Newton, C. c. Willis Naco.
 Charles D. Simkins, Wilcox.
 L. R. Jackson, w. A. Nowlin. Ar thur E. Block, E. c. Hatley, 6 J. B. Frank, John Peccolo, c. w. Parker Johr Pickerine Bisbee.
 Edward J. Kelly, Pearce.
 John Watson, Buena.
 Bert J. Policy, Hereford. A. R. Terrell, M. H. Butler, San Simon.
 Walker Case The case of w. P. Walker. charged with the embezzlement of county funds, is set for trial on August 19. There are IS informations. This morning Judge Lockwood overruled the demurrer to the informations filed on Saturday. The demurrer was ar gued on Saturday and taken under ad- visement by the court until this morn inc The demurrer alleged that the informations did not cite specifically enough the moneys alleged to have been appropriated. After the ruling the court allowed the request of the defendants attor- ney that he be furnished with bill of particulars which will show the moneys alleged to have been misap- DrOpriatpd