Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-05
DISTRICT COURT
 SECOND DAY
BUSINESS BEING RAPIDLY DIS.
 POSED OF BY JUDGE DoAN.
A Divorced Lady Becomes Bride The Grand Jury Expects to Con cluce Its Labors This Week-In- dictments Returned.


 of the district court was convened yesterday morning at S:30 a m., and during the day number of cases were disposed of. Judge Doan is doing his utmost to rid the calendar of the many cases, and during the past two days has disposed of some thirty odd civil cases and by the end of the week will have disposed oI a majority of the eightyseven civil cases. The grand jury commenced its la bors yesterday morning and estab hshed a good record for business that few grand juries in the territory have accomplished. Some thirteen cases were brought up before the jury yes terday, eight indictments being found and five ignored. Six of the indict. ments found were for murder In the finding of the indictments over fifty witnesses were examined. The first case to be taken up by the court upon convening was the divorce ease of Lille D. Wooler vs Andrew wooler; judgment for plaintiff and de cree granted. Peter Handland and H. M. Reynolds defaulting grand jurors, were fined the costs, the former SIP and the latter $17, to cover sheriff fees, etc.
 The civil calendar was then taken ap and the following cases set.
 Electra l.. Rice vs. c. F. Murray; attachment; set for Thursday, June sth, at p. m.
 Phoebe A. Hearst ct al vs. Theodore Vega, Hop Kee, ct al; passed for the term
 Costello vs. San Friedman; debt; continued for term and order of sub stitutiOn ordered.
 W. H. Brophy ct al vs. M. Costello, to quiet title; jury demanded by de fendant; case not set
 Smith vs. Smith; injunction. Dis missed on motion of attorney for plain tiff.
 McNally vs. Radovich; restitution Of premises; continued for term.
 Tiffet vs. J. ". Stump; dismissed without prejudice on motion of atto-- ney for plaintiff
 M. O'Hare vs. c. A Overlook; in junction; Friday, June oth.
 Fred Clark vs. H. Etz; injunction; Saturday. June 7th.
 Alfred Nelson vs M. Medigovich et al; to quiet title; dismissed on mo ton of plaintiffs attorney.
 Costello vs. August Eastern and Montana Smelling Company, t. quiet title; Thursday. June 5th
 Cowan vs. O'Brien; appeal justice court; Friday. June 9th.
 Perry Wildman vs. Chris Granar ct al; continued for term.
 Sandoval vs Cobre Grande Copper Co; debt On motion of plaintiffs at torney continued for term.
 Scott White vs- Cochise county; aebt. The argument on the demurr 1T of the defendant was heard by the court, Ben Morgan appearing for the county and A. J. English for the plain un. Case taken under advisement, decision to be rendered Wednesday.
 Barret vs. Dunlap, to quiet tit {; Friday, June 9th.
 Mason vs. CTouGh; iLiurction tG euiof tie: Thursdav Jure 5:h.
 DeNartiE: ss. Custiss; 1;smissed.
 Pattc-. vs. Patton; divorce; contin- ieG ior .erm.
 Angius vs. Radovich; debt; Thurs Gay, June 9th.
 Bernard vs. Overacker; continued for term by consent of both parties.
 Junita Nelson vs. Bernard Nelson; livorce; dismissed on motion of plain tn
 Horsch ct al ys. Old Terrible Min mg Company; Tuesday December 2nj, a. m.
 Douglas vs Chisholm; debt; Satur- lay, June 7th
 The grand jury was then brought into court and submitted a partial re- port, bringing in indictments as fol lows:
 James Sheppard. for the murder of Toe Livingston at Benson.
 John Edwards. for murder of an un- known Mexican near Willcox.
 Guermillo Romero. murder of Lin lohl in Bisbee.
 Sebastian Lursn and Alejandro Drr ran, jointly for murder of John Ho g4n. -cc- Bowie stScicn.
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