Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-20
TOMBSTONE TOUCHES.
General Items Of Interest From Gu
 Own Correspondent.

General Items of Interest From Gu
 Own Correspondent.
 Especial to Review.)
 Tombstone, Oct. 19.-If the presen
 rate of filing divorce cases continues
 the December term of the distric court will break all former records fo
 the number of such actions. Ther, are at present time nearly tory case. on the callendar, and nearly every da,
 sees one or more added to the list
 This morning only three were filed and in each instance the fair one o
 the couple seeks to find redress ii court for her alleged wrongs. rhs first filed this morning was Lou Stev ems vs. Louis Stevens. She alleges that her husband has been guilty O.
 cruel treatment to her, that he wa intoxicated most of the tune during their married life, and failed to give her proper support, besides beins guilty of adultery. which is alleged -I have been committed in Sonora while they resided at Eacozari. Since that time she has refused to live with him Her attorney is R. N. French of Doug las. Catherine McGowan, of Bisbeo through her attorneys, Neale & Sut. ter. alleges that her better half has proved himself to be the worst, and wants decree of divorce on grounds of non-support, ill treatment and al leging that he was an habitual drunk ard. They were married in Colorado. Anastatia Miller states that her hrrs- band. Louis E.. left her with two chil- dren to support some two years ago and has utterly failed to provide them with the necessaries of life during that time, and that she has been com pelied to make her living for herself and the children by working out.
 The Norton Morgan Commercial Company Of Wilcox have brought suit in the district court against John J. Howard, Geo. Raum, Robt. J. Young and the Adriatic Mining company to recover the sum of $64012. with inter est. The complaint alleges that the plaintiffs furnished Messrs. Howard, Raum and Young with supplies to work on several mining claims, which were afterward deeded to the compa- ny by the above with the alleged in- tentio1 On the part of said gentlemen to defraud the plaintiffs of their claims against them. as they had Of Tered said claims as security for the amount sued for.
 Robert Wilkenson yesterday filed his intention to become a citizen of the United States in the office of the clerk of the district court He was citizen of Great Britain.
 Four more prisoners were placed ;n the county jail yesterday from Naco Three of them were under sentence to ee-ve sixty days fo- alleged petty larceny, and the other ninety days for assault and battery.
 Sheriff Lewis is having a hard tin, in trying to secure the release of Noftz frC--- tne Mexican authorities, who are holding him at Cananea He Las again found 1t necessary to go back to Phoenix and have some error cor fected in the last set of papers The first set of papers made out before Judge Doan would not be accepted by the Mexican authorities. ana there has been some fault found with the papers the last two times that Sheriff Lewis haS gone to Hermosillo with them
 George ". Smith and Melinda Plumb of St. David were married in the Probate Court last evening, Judge OBrien oHaciating.
 CnlnnoS uarr;-r ;o t. on business connected with his min ing interests. He Is taking out con- siderable ore from the Bonanza claim which is being shipped to the Fl Paso smelters.
 Jas. A Rice Of Nacozari, who has been here for several days i1 making up his final statement in the estate of his brother Cecil. has completed the work and left this morning for his home in Sonora
 The United States authorities have changed the idea of putting Lee Hol- liday and Lafayette Hawkins, the youthful Eden postoffice robbers, in the industrial school at Benson. and will send them to Boulder, Colorado, oo "eo SAA0iAohy AASSAoCu. bCPuly U. s. Marshal Hill Is expected to ar rive this morning, and will turn . e boys over to Peter Mcdonald who will take them to the Reform School at that place
 Word received here yesterday brought the news Of the death of Mrs Jennie Ritcilie. which occurred at Birchfieid. Ohio, where she was visit ing her old home. Mrs. Ritchie was quite well known in this city, and has many friends who will regret to hear of her death
 Bisbee parties once more come to the front to keep up the record # divorce cases. Louisa Turrfeh vs. Julius Laboriu5 Turrfeh. brings action on the grounds Of i'll treatment, abuse ard a failure to provide the necessities of life. She also asks for the custody of the three children.
 A marriage license was issued in the probate court yesterday to Theodoso Castello to wed ousana Henninger, both Of Douglas.
 The following real estate transfers from Bisbee were recorded in the recorders office during the