Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-20

!
 For t;,- last two months there has
 been a slow Ere burning in the ranks
 of the Servian colony in the city. Oc-
 casional gusts have shot more or less
 flame to view of the general public
 During the entire time the colony itself has been wrestling with the
 biggest sensation it has ever had, and | has been in a constant state Of high Iexcitement.
 Yesterday the trouble came into the
 court of Justice Mcdonald for hear ing in full, with result of a dereat | for Marco Radulovich, an expelled
 member of the Servian Society, and his following. The Servian Society, plaintiff in the action, won. This
 morning argument will be made be. i fore the court for a new trial, on the
 ground that the decision yesterday
 was not warranted by the testimony | introduced Notice of appeal will
 also be filed by the attorneys for Ra. | dulovich. These are Judge Bledsoe
 and Bonnet & Williams. Merritt & | Powers have the case of the plaintiffs.
 It is also said that an action will be filed today by Radulovich for dam-
 ages in the sum of S10.0O0, the Serv- | ian Society and it's individual mem bers being made defendants.
 The Radulovich trouble began on
 March Y. He was then secretary of the Seryian Society. With five oth-
 CTS he was put on a committee to pass on the cases of three members who were held by the society to have made | themselves liable to fines. Two of
 the men were fined s, and the third i $6. Radulovich refused to sign the committee report, on the ground that the bylaws of the society did not al low of a fine in excess of S5. For this refusal he was judged in contempt and fined S1. This he refused to pay, on the ground that he had right to refuse to sign the report, and to make a mi nority report. This was denied, and q fine of g placed against him for the alleged second offense. This he re- fused 10 pay but suggested that the controversy be passed to a committee for arbitration. This was refused, as was also his request that the mat ter be sent to the National Alliance. corresponding to grand lodge, which meets in July. for adjustment. Fol lowing this Radulovich was served with notice that he had been expelled from the Servian Society and depos- ed from the office of secretary. The seal of the society and other of it's property in his possession was de handed. Radulovich refused to ad- init that the society had acted in ac- cordance with it's by-Saws, and declin- ed to give up the property previous to decision in the matter by the Alliance, where he proposed taking it. The so- ciety,' acting through its president, then filed an affidavit in replevin in the court of Justice McDonald. The latter signed the document, and an of ficer' went to Radulovich, who sur rendered the property of the society that he held. No complaint had to this time been filed with the affidavit in replevin, but one was later filed setting forth the case and asking s100 damages in addition to return of the society property. This complaint was met with a counter complaint from Radulovich to the end of secur- ing return to him of the seal and oth- CT property of the office of secretary of the society. It was this action that came up yesterday. The court refused the damages asked, but gave the society custody of the property claimed by Radulovich, and assessed the costs of the trial upon him.