Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-02
DISTRICT COURT
 IN SESSION
ADJOURNED TERM OPENED IN
 TOMBSTONE TEsTERDTT.
Several Civil Cases o'sposeo ''' United States Court Opened ano Chinamen OrdereS OepoHeo'
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Tombstone. Oct. IA snort sion of the adjourned term of the o>s' trict court was held by Judge Doah'
 The first case called was the "l- xorce case of Edwin Mcfarland toi divorce. Attorney McGowan ap- neared for the plaintiff, and after nresenting his testimony was given a decree by the court. The srouh"S n, inc divorce were assertion and refpsal ,o live with plaintiff any long CT. NIT. Mcfarland is q resident oi Bisbee.
 The next ease called was that of William Pearce vs Mrs. Ii. E. Pai" CT. to quiet title tn town lots in DoneIas default lad been en- tered in the case on September rs' on account of no answer having been filed. but later an answer was nieu by Attorney Buck, Of Douglas. put no copy was served on the plaintin s attorney Gibson, 50 he was ignO- rant of the fact until the case was called in court this morning. AS a corseouence. the case was continued for the term.
 The case of c. L. Cummings ys w. A. King to quiet title to lot ID tnls city was then calico. And after hearing of the testimony. judgement was rendered for the plaintiff.
 motion for new trial was made put was denied by the court. whereupon notice Of appeal was given by Attor- ney English for the defendant. Ben Goodrich was the plaintiffs attorney.
 The United States side of the court then had its inning ana several Chinese eases were dis posed of. The first ones calico were these Of Gin Wo ard Wah kee' the two Chinamen. who were arrest ed by inspector Webb and Joe La rieu. on the river above Fairbank and who were being guided into the country by the man Bennett. who Is now held in the county jail pending the action of the United States grand fury in December. Both or the Chiramen were ordered deported.
 One Yum was the next victim to be ordered sent to the celestial king dom Yum had been a resident of the Mexican side of Naco for several months and happened to stray over the line some seventy or eighty rect when he was spied by the ever watchfui inspector. MT. Elliott goo bAed him up with the above result Yum. however. had formerly been a resident of the United States. but in leaving the United States failed to have his certificate recorded al the place of embarking, and thereby lost his rights to again re-enter the United States He stated he dic not intend to cross the line and was in ignorance of just where 1t was and wanted the court to allow him to go back into Mexico. But under the law his request could not be granted So he will now enjoy trip home at the expense Of Uncle Sam.
 The case Of the United States vs Lee Yung was continued until De cember g.
 Ar order was made for the draw ing cf twenty-one grand jurors tc serve during she December term o. the court, to be on hand on the It. of that month. while sixty trial Iu TOTS will be needed to dispose of tht business for and after the 10th 0 the same month.
 After the session of today's work the court will adjourn to meet th' first Monday in December, wheI both courts will be in session at th' sane time.