Bisbee daily review., 1904-08-10

night in favor of the plaintiff for .he sum of s15145o The defendants gave notice of appeal
 The case of s. A. D. Upton vs. J. E. Howard was called this morning and jury empaneled to try the case. The case was brought by the plaintiff to secure $1.000 as attorneys fees for services rendered the defendant in se- curing the release on parole of broth CT of the defendant. who had been sent up to Yuma to serve a term of twelve years. After he had been there about i three years an effort was made to se- cure his release on parole, which was successful after about a year and a half. Upton claimed that $1 .000 was a reasonable fee for such services, while the defendant claimed that at the time the matter was first talked of that Upton had told him that it would cose from s250 to s300. The defendant stated that he had paid the sum of s25o. but the plaintiff maintain ed that it was for necessary expenses. The defendant also claimed that after his brother was released he understood Upton was to look to him for payment. eAh0 Slutt tudl time paid Upton the sum of s60. Sev- eral lawyers were put upon the stand by the plaintiff to prove that the charge of s1 900 was reasonable one. The case was given to the jury at 11:30, and up to 2 o'clock they had been unable to arrive at a verdict.
 Sarah Ann Hammonds. of Douglas, was granted a decree of divorce from her husband, John Hammonds. on the grounds of non-support and desertion. The plaintiff is a resident of Douglas.
 Geo. C. Clark secured judgment in the District Court against the Mar quette Mining Co. for the amount of the cost of surveying the claims of the latter for patent. He also secured judgment against C. w. Hull and the Don Luis Townsite for similar work done for them. In this connection it might be well to state that c. W Hull today filed an action against the com pany for debt arising out of the Town site transaction.
 Another judgment against the con- pany was also rendered in the case of E. J. Flanigsn vs. the Don Luis conpa- ny on a note issued to the Bank of Bisbee, which was assigned to Flanni- gan.
 A matter of temporary Injunction transferred from the Third Judicial District was heard in the court this morning. The United States govern ment is seeking to have an injunction issued against one Williams to pre- vent him from occupying a quarter section of land adjoining the Tonto Basin reservoir site and maintaining a saloon there. The court granted a temporary injunction against the run ming of the saloon, but refused to is- sue any injunction in regard to the oc- cupancy of the land. The case was , tried here owing to the absence from 1: the Territory of Chief Justice Kent, who is seriously i'll in California : Grave doubts are entertained as to his ever being able to return to the Ter ritory to take up the business of his court tgE The case of Cummings vs. warne- kros was continued until the 18th.
 The case of Blum vs. Dunlap, to quiet title to several mining claims in the northern part of the county, was taken up this afternoon, but no decis- ion had been rendered by the court up to the hour of sending this communi- cation
 The matter of arguing the demurrer in the case of Plant vs. the Calumet & Arizona company, for damages, win also be taken up this evening. Upon the ruling on the demurrer will depend whether the case will come to trial in the morning or not