Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-22
Statistical Information for the Territorial Board of Equali- zation Will Be a Lengthy Document.
Suits in District Court = The Braun 6 Ferguson Go. and W. A. White Made Defend ants in Stockholders Suit.
Especial to Review.)

Howe or the Board or Supervisors is at work preparing for the Territorial Board of Equalization an abstract of the assessment roll of the county for this year. Last year the Territorial Board asked for a copy of the entire rolls and several clerks were put at work making typewritten copies of the same. The Board this year wlli use the old plan of the abstract state ment as has always been used. IL will take some time to make this up as it is quite complete and will necessitate going over the rolls number of times to get at the diserent sets of figures required.
 There are now on file in the Board of Supervisors office two demands for criminal cases that were sent to other counties. one in the O'Brien case that was transferred tc Pima county and never tried of :12.50 and the Whittlesey case from MaIicopa of S1.423.S5.
 A petition has been filed by the citizens of Fai-bank asking for the appointment of H. W. Miller &s con- stable of that precinct an account of the office being vacant. The last in- cumbent, Tom Larrieu, having moved to Benson. The petition will be taken up at the next meeting of the Board.
 Since the first of the year there has been placed on record in the County Recorders office 1902 instru- ments up to this morning.
 In the Probate codrt today Arthur Cair and Teristic Swyers, both of Lo- well, were given marriage licenses to wed. The bride to be is only 16 years of age, but has the consent of her pa rents. Ed R. Murtha of Gleason was also given the necessary ticket to wed Jennie Clifford of the same place.
 Two suits for damages have been l filed in the District court during the past two days. In the first case H. W. Cardwell seeks to recover from D. T. Swatling and A.. Y. Smith, leases of the Commonwealth Property at Pearce the sum of s3,S25 alleged to be due for damages sustained by him by the plaintiffs without due authority of l law, taking away from him a number of mining supplies including stamp mill. boiler, hoist, etc. on the 20th of | April last. The next case is that of c. L. Cummings and Joseph Nj. Baker | against w. A. White and the Braun Ferguson Drug company. The com | plsint alleges that the defendants without due notice to them as stock | holders entered into agreements for the transfer of property of the con- pany at Fl Paso with White and deed ed over property to him far less than it's yaiue besides other transactions that they had no notice of as stock holders and by reason of said trans action their stock in the company has been greatly depreciated.
 Among Mining Men.
 A party of Michigan mining men who are interested in the Develop ment Company of America, of which the Tombstone Consolidated Company is branch, and also the Silver Bell properties, came in this afternoon from the west. The party has been ia the northern part of the territory for sev- eral days and spent yesterday at the 1 Silver Bell properties out from Tue son. They will be here until tomor. row evening. Among the party are T. E. Dorr, Henry Neinstedt. c. ". Peno- yer and W. s. Morse, all of Saginaw; 1; and W. A. Drake. The party was ac- l c2mpanied from Silver Bell by E. B. Gage, Harry Robinson and W. F. Stun tor of the Tombstone Consolidated Company. The party has been touring California and are on their way east.
 Messrs.' Boss and Best. of the Luck sure Mining Company, of Chicago, ar rived this morning and will remain here for some time on business con nected with that company. It is their intentions 10 push the development work now being done on that property in this district.
 !. A. Wells, the Denver mining man, who has been examining the Barrett properties in the Drseoons, left yes terday for his home in Denver where he will prepare his report on the prop erty, for the eastern people who are contemplating the bonding of the group.
 Norman Barr was in town yester day from the Pittsburg property locsr ed near Charleston and reports that he company is making good headway in the sinking of the shaft and that good indications have recently beer discovered.
 John Thomas was in town yester day from the Whetstones where he has been at work on the Larrieu group of copper claims He states that there is considerable ore in sight now or that property and that the body 1T the tunnel is increasing in size.
 Ed Shaw. superintendent of the Lucksure company. returned vester