Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-22
TOMBSTONE nores.
Msttsrs os General interest From the
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Msttsrs os General interest From the
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 Tombstone. Oct. 2l.-An action has been brought in the district court by the Arizona & Colorado Railroad com pany against The old Terrible" Min ing Company. the Lone Pine Mining Company, and Andrew ]. Maloy, to have the court condemn a right-of;way two hundred feet in width through property of the derendants, located a Cochise. The complaint alleges that the ground sought for is for public uses in the matter of providing suita- ble yves and storehoases for the use of the railroad company. which Is a public carrier. With the complaint is filed blue print map showing the ground in question. Hereford & 'Haz- gard, of Tucson, are the attorneys en- tered in the case for the plaintiff.
 The record of divorce cases is still keeping up. Arthur F. Lucas brings action against Elizabeth I. Lucas. The plaintiff is a resident of Douglas, and the residence of the defendant is un- known The action is brought the grounds of desertion. H. l.. Taylor is the plaintiffs s attorney.
 A marriage license was issued in the Probate Court last evening to Mar shall Fraser to wed Miss Julia Eel sham. The ceremony was performed at the residence of MT and Mrs. Judge O'prien last evening. MT. Fraser was formerly resident of B:sbee. but has been located at Pearce for some time The couple may decide 10 locate in this city.
 Joe Hagan, of tn.s city. yesterday sold his one-fourth interest in the Anna" mining cam, formerly known as the Black Eagle, to Messrs. Clark &r Tomlinson, also of tn.s city. The price paid was sl000. The claim is located near the Comet. belonging to the Tombstone Consolidated Company, and is said to be valuable one. and contains large bodies of high grade manganese ore. The claim was brought into prominence in the early days Of Tombstone by an action for damages which was brought against the old Grand Central Go. by B. S Conman for alleged taking of ore of the claim by that company. The Con solidated company recently offered s4,000 for the property. but the own CTS refused to sell
 c. B. Tarbell has fled petition for letters of administration in the estate of Fred Perley, deceased. The estate consists of a number of mining claims ia the Dragon Mountains near Glea- sen. Perley's remains were shipped last evening to San Francisco for bur. i,l.
 Hrs..J. T. Crawford Of Douglas, this Torniac fled an application in the Probate Court for the guardianship O: Goldie and Notsie Crawford, minors This step was necessary in order to obtain money now in a bank in Arkan- sas, put there for their benefit.
 Jos. Mnheim, of Bisbee, was in the city today to attend a meeting of the stockholders Of the Soladad Mining Company, which is being held here this afternoon.
 Wallace Jones. a negro, was exam ined before Judge O'brien late yester- day afternoon and ordered committed to Phoenix He is not very violent. but thinks that he is the late Presi- dent Mckinley. and that some one has robbed him Of his chair as President of the United States. He was brought up. from Benson. His actions there were quite amusing. He would sit down in The middle of the street, and putting his hat between his legs would proceed to pound it with both fists, at the same time using the vilest kind of language 10 it as if he was fighting TOT life with some one. He was also afraid Of every shadow that he saw, and would s"uare off to fight it. an4 use the same kind of language to it. He will be taken To Phoenix as soon as Sheriff Lewis returns.
 From parties who came in from Pearce this morning. your correspond eDt learns that the Owens brothers,
 
 of the train at Fairbank at the time Messenger Milton way shot, have re turned to that city, having been re- leased from Yuma during the past week. Ire boys were sentenced be fore the United states Court in Tucson to serve term O. four years for the alleged robbery of tne mails, and upon the same charges that Burt Alyord wIli have to face in December next The boys turned states evidence when the case came up, and got of with a light sentence, while their cOmpa1- ions, Brown and Downing, got ten years apiece, and are still in iuma with some five years 10 serve Since t--. ...: .r tle .fisc4 a. Eanla inc bows were model prisoners. and wers rewarded therefor by having their time shortened nearly one year. Lewis and George were both witnesses fo, the government in their cases agains, Burt Alvurd at the Jnne term Of the United States Court, and which result