Tombstone epitaph., 1921-08-28
hAvERTv FOUND GUILTY OF MANslAuchrER.

day night the jury in the case of the State vs. Jas. Haverty, charged with the murder of his brother, Dick. in the Huachuca mountains on April 23rd Sunday morning. shortly before S:ot o'clock returned a verdict of man slaughter, and the defendant who had been put on $1o,oeo bond was remand ed to the custody of Sheriff Hood pending sentence.
 Today during the is hours interim i granted by law in which sentence may be pronounced following convic ! ton on felony charge, the defenda1, had not been presented for sentence and it is possible he will not be brought to court until 9:e0 o'clock to morrow morning.
 i While it is possible new trial may 1 be asked for by the defense, it is ru mored such a move had net been made in court up 10 late hour this afternoon. If this is net done notice of appeal will probably be filed fol | lowing pronouncing of sentence to morrow morning
 ka Ali, la { from l to 10 years in the penitentiafy ! is provided for manslaughter. | Yesterday when the jury announced they had arrived 9; 9 verdict, but few spectators gathered 10 the court room 1 The news of the verdict spread quicl. ly. however, practically all witnesses and those interested in the trial hav ' ing remained to hear the verdict The | defendant. who had retained his com posture throughout the trial, was uu moved by the jury's verdict, while Mrs. Hortense Haverty. wife of the deceased, Dick Haverty, was not in court when the verdict was returned
 II is reported that on the first bal lot taken Saturday night the jury stood seven for first degree murder and five for manslaughter Hot argu ments were heard to eminate from the jury room up until past midnight and Sunday morning the verdict o. manslaughter was reached, it va. said.
 Tony Ajax of Bisbee, Serbian charged with transporting liquor, wa. found guilty by a jury shortly before noon today in the Superior Court, tht jury having deliberated about twenty minutes
 Alak was charged by Bisbee officers with having in his possession a gallo, jug of white mule. which he was car rying in sack and when confronted 5 officers broke the jug. Oniy 6 gunny sack and the broken jug wa: introduced in evidence. Alak will be sentenced later by the court.
 This afternoon following a number of cases set for the present calenda, having been dismissed or postponed Judge Lockwood dismissed the jury for the term and another will bt drawn to report here on September l when the case of the State vs. W. p | Walker, charged with embezzlement has been set for trial.
 The case was originally SC, for ,h. 18th and was postponed until toda, on request of the defense due to thu severe illness of two expert witnesse. who audited the books for the de fense. Today following investigation by County Attorney Ross and receip, of doctors certificates it is announc ed the witnesses will be unable tt come 10 Tombstone until Septembe, 1st, if at all. In case, however, the, will not be able to appear at tha time, Judge Lockwood announced, tht defense will be given a short perios in which to produce more witnesse. who will be given the time necessar, to audit the books and the case vii be forced to trial.
 Lola Lopez Gonzales, charged witt stealing two. diamond rings from tn, Tourist Hotel, pleaded builty and sen \ tence was deferred to a later date. Roberto Hernandez. charged witl being implicated in the robbery o the Lewis Springs depot, was release, on motion of the county attorney ow ing to lack of evidence His brothe
 Rafael Hernandez, juvenile, va