Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-15

as bad. as they were when he wa
 brought over
 Clerk of the Court Wilcox and his
 assistant. Philo Wilcox. are businly
 engaged in making up the court cal enCar for the coming term of the dis
 trict court. It will contain some 150 civil cases, thirty of which are divorce
 cases. There are about twenty-five
 cases to be presented to the grand jury on the criminal side besides sev- eral cases which were continued over
 from last term. The calendar will also contain the United States cases
 both criminal and civil It is ex- pected that the term of court will run well up in the last days of Janua- ry.
 Judge Fletcher NJ. Doan was in the city yesterday to attend to some mat ters of the district court such as sign
 ing up the transcript of the testimony in the cases in which an appeal was taken to the supreme court from the decisions of the court at the June term. The judge left this morning for Florence where he will convene the district court of Pinal county OF
 Monday next There is but li.tle work to be done in that county and the session will probably not last long, CT than two weeks.
 The section foreman. Moore, who
 was allowed to cepart from the jus tice court in Bisbee to come to this city to obtain a marriage license to wed the girl he had wronged, few days since. anc he has evidently oct ten lost cn the way as he has fliled to show up at the probate judge: of fee and no license has been 'SsIe1 To him. It may be possible that he took a southernly direction from Bisbee
 itrs. George Berthold and fam Fly have arrived from Bisbee anI Will
 make their future hone in this city. MT. Berthold being emp-n.r:I n ;hc mines here
 There Las been cSnsiC erablc taik l here during the past few days in re- gard to the taking of of two of the trains running into this city on ac-
 count of the report that the Fl Paso train was only to be run to Bisbee
 and not to Benson as is done at pres
 ent. Advices received yesterday
 were to the effect that no change would be made for the present. TEe
 proposed taking off of the Fl Paso train was due to the fact that the lo-
 cal train mace all the connections Tt
 xrtt nn Ga
 trains now since Nos : and 8 nave
 been discontinued.
 Attorney Tom Flannigal has re-
 turned from Phoenix wae 2 he went to leave Mrs. FlanniyIn for rhe wi1- ter until she recovers from her recent attack of typhoid fever He rcr.:rts the valley as being quc- prosperous and considerable money being invest ed in ranches in that valley cn ac- count of the governmen. taxing hold of the Tonto Basin reservoIr, whichr will supply an abuniarr., of water for all purposes. WhIia there he was also in consultation WI. his client Burt Afford in regard to his cases which are to soon come up for trial in the United States court.
 Clerk of the Board of Supervisors Gaines expects to leave in a few days for a trip to the northern part of the territory where he goes on business of private nature. expecting to be gone a week or ten days.
 The board of supervisors at their | last meeting decided to have a new | tin roof placed on the court house as | the present one which has done ser vice since the building was erected in 1881, and is in very bad shape. 9th CT necessary repairs will also be made and when the annex is turned over to the supervisors the building will be in very presentable condition.
 The ore shipments from this dis trict are on the increase and yester- day five carloads of ore were shipped to Fl Paso. Two are now being