Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-30
MICHIGAN MEN
 HAVE CONFIDENCE
CALUMET G ARIZONA PEOPLE
 WANT sWIssHELMs PROPERTY.
List of New Cases Filed in District
 Court at Tombstone-legal Instru- ments Filed at the County Seat.


 Special Correspondence
 Tombstone. April 29.-That Michi- gan capitalists are firm believers in Cochise county and its mineral re- sources is evident nearly every day, from the fact they have purchased, bonded or taken hold of copper claims in one locality or another. The lat est field to be invaded by them is the Swisshelms. A few days since E. J. Jocklin, the cattle man, was in this city and informed your correspondent that he had about concluded a deal with the Calumet & Arizona people whereby the company would take an option on a group of six claims on the south side of the Swisshelms, be- longing to him and his partners c. T. Cummings and Max Axford of this city. The claims are located about seven miles south of the old Great has been done on them shows up re markable well. The formation is mud the same as in the Bisbee district being a contact between lime and iron. Both oxide and sulphide are found and the ore lies in fairly good sized bod ies. The price paid for the property NIT. Jocklin did not care to divulge at the present time. but it is said to be enough to keep the lucky owner from the joys of hunger for some time. MT. Jocklin stated that the company intended to put a force of men at work on the claims within a few weeks.
 The following cases were filed in the district court today: John Long vs. Joseph Schwertner. foreclosure of mortgage; Henry Street vs. Aurora Street. divorce. English 6 Bowman are plaintiffs attorneys in both cases. There are now on the court calendar nearly 150 civil cases, over thirty of which are divorce cases, and the mum Der is increasing daily.
 c. I. McReynolds, official court re- porter of the Second Judicial district under Judge Doan was in the city to- day on a short visit. MT. Reynolds was on his way home to Florence from Solomonville, where he had been ! in attendance at the term of the dis trict court in Graham county. MT. Reynolds expects to move his family | here in June and will make his fu- ture home in this city. He is very pleasant gentleman and has numer- ous acquaintances in this section of the country, being connected with the ! N. NJ & A. railroad for several years. The following instruments were filed for record in the recorders office du- ring the day.
 Realty Mortgages.-J. H. Fisher ct al to John H. Slaughter. J. T. Pierce to w. G. Mcdonald, G. A Gardner to Bank of Douglas Miss Maud Lee.
 Cattle Mortgage.-J. H. Fisher to J. H. Slaughter, R. T. Hogre to First National Bank Douglas. J. F. Potter to Tom Hoppkins, E. R. Wolff and Wife to w H. Hardy.
 | Deed Real Estate.-Board of Su- pervisors to Wm. Cowan, Theodore Nicoli to O. E. Frederick. C. VI Fish  CT to G. A Gardner to Miss Maud Lee J. H. Johnson to Harry Duey. H. E. Kirk to Arton Kambitch, L T. Mer- Till to Buxton & Walters. Mining Deeds.-Wm. Wills to T. H. Soddy ct al. J F. Chisholm ct al to Jos Menbeisn, Wm. Wills to A. F. Rosenberger.
 Locations.-5 mines by Geo. PeE- berton ct al, l mine by John A. Dun rear. 1 mine by W Guerier ct al, mine by s. Simmons ct al. mines by s. J. Miller ct al, mines by John A. Duncan. mines by Andrew McDon- ald ct al, mines by Henry Free man ct al, mines by J. R Jones et al. l mine by Chas Rambo. ? mines by J. H. Rogers et al,
 Powers of Attorney.-J. H. John son to H. Clay Herrick.
 Lien.-Goshen Bros. ys Julius We'll gehansen
 Writ of Attachment-Martin Cor tello vs T. K. Mitchell.
 Articles of Incorporation.-Russell United Cooper Company.