Bisbee daily review., 1902-11-16
TOMBSTONE
 NEWS NOTES
TWO MEXICAN HORSE THIEVES
 CAPTURED IN HUACHUckS
A Carpenter Takes French Leave at Tombstons-One Hundred and Twenty cases on Civil Calendar
Tombstone. November

Twenty Cases on Civil Calendar
 Tombstone. November 15.
 William Morris and wife of Bisbee are spending @ few days in this city and are the guests of Andrew Garret and wife.
 J. 4. Rockfellow and crew have gone out to the Barret camp in the Dragons where they will make a survey for patent of the entire group at that camp.
 Two Mexican horse thieves were caught in the Huachucas yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Tarnien of Fair bank and brought in here last night. They will be given a hearing before Judge Wallace on Monday. The Mex jeans few nights since paid a visit to the ranch Of Pete Crave on the San Pedro and helped themselves to several head of stock. They were trailed from the ranch to the Eureka mining camp where they were over taken and arrested
 Nothing has been heard regarding the whereabouts of Chipman, the car penter who skipped the town a few weeks ago and left a number of mOurnful creditors behind. He was acting as manager Of the Turf saloon and chop house in which he and NJ. c. Benton were interested and sue ceeded ip getting away with a month s income and did not pay any Of the outstanding bills. Besides this he had the contract for building large two-story house iI the upper edge of town and the day before he left drew S75U on it. leaving the men who had 10 ivor~ fA, hi without their wages. From letters left behind from his wife it was dis covered that Chipman was an as sumed name and ms right name was Chapman. l. is supposed that he has gone to New Mexico. where he form erly resided.
 The city council will meet again his afternoon to near further argu- ments in the mayor election contest and to announce the result of the city election in regard to the other city officials who were as follows: Chief of police. George Bravin: coun- cilmen-FirsI ward, Jos. McPherson: Second ward William Hattich: Third ward. A. Ashman: Fourth ward. Will jam Cavanaugh. l. is reported from a reliable source that an agreement has been signed by Emanuel and Went worth whereby they will petition the city council to hold another election for the office of mayor and they to abide by the result. This was thought the best way out of the present sQuab- ble. as it was to have been carried to the district court, and a new cleo tion ordered without doubt, as it has been definitely discovered that sev- eral parties, who cast their ballots at the city election were not residents within the city limits. Betting on the result has commenced.
 During the past week thirty-fve mining locations have been filed in the county recorders office and six teen fidavits of proof of labor on claims. The locations are made in all parts of the county, showing that there is a great deal of prospecting going on in all of the mountain ranges of Cochise county. During the past few months the number of locations each week has not fallen below twen- ty-fve while some weeks it went as high as fifty and sixty. As most of the miners do s100 worth of work on the claims before having them re- corded it shows that quite a little sum of money is being spent in the county developing the mining re- sources. besides the amount spent in doing the work on claims previously recorded and on which the proof of labor are filed will amount to over S5,000 per week, or s20.000 per month, which is not a very bad show ing.
 Everything in the legal way is be- ing made ready for the coming term of the district court which convenes or Monday, December 1st. The order for the drawing of twenty-one grand jurymen has been received by Clerk Wilcox and the names will be drawn as soon as Probate Judge Bostwick returns. The order for the trial jury has not yet been received but is ex- pected in a few days. The civil cal endar contains nearly 120 cases, sev- eral of which are mining cases from the Warren district, while Bisbee fur nished some eight divorce cases. On