Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-24
Judge Doan Busy With Legal Cases at kogales = Tomb stone Merchants Give Up Business at Paradise.
Reef Mining Co.'s Property in
 Huachucas Is Released
 From Attachment Recently h Levied Upon It.
Especial to Reviewl

TOMBSTONE, July 25.-Theere Ti!l De no session of thc district court to- morrow as was expected, owing to Judge Doan not completing his busi- mess in Nogales. It is now expected sthat he will return to open court again on Thursday or Friday. The jddge was up from Nogaies yesterday, re- turning last evening. The lawyers in the Black Mountain mining case which was to come up for trial on Thursday spent all of the time since that date Su the presentation of GeEiurrers, amended complaints and amended an- sUers so that they were not in po- siticn to go into the trial of the case, but ir was expected that the first wit ness would be put on the stand this morning. The trial of the case will take several days and when that has been disposed of the Worlds Fair rrjping tax case will be called up. That is expected 10 consume considerable time. There are also several matters in the United States court that will require some attention from the judge, especially in the California Fruit com
 
 rGny bankruptcy case.
 A marriage lice.sse was issued in the Probate Court to Thomas E. Hurd to wed Myrtle J. Riser, both give their residence as Den Luis.
 An order of sale of real esatte has teen made iii the J. J. Rath estate and the administrator, George Olney, will sell the property of the estate at CCchise
 An order has been made in the Pro- f..-~ cor-t in the Antonio Grijalba Csrafo discharsing Arturo Grijalba. the administrator, as the estate has ls-c closed uo.
 rinrk James c.- :he Probate court was busy today making number of copies of orders in the Delanhanty estate for the firm of Coffey & Coffey, lawyers of San Francisco, who lost all of the papers in their possession at the time of the fire and earthquake lasi April. ~
 The district clerks office was a blank today. not even divorce case having been filed. There has been a falling of of this class of cases during the past few weeks. There seems to be no explanation of the cause unless tl,at it $ that there are at the prese;lt time so many of the gentler sex away ou the coast enjoyiing themselves and there have beeen no family disturb ances as consequence. The fall crop of grass widows, however, promises to be about as large as usual as there are a number of cases yet OF the docket that have not as yet been tried.
 J. Cox, who has had charge of the branch store of John Rock at Para disc for the past year, came over from that camp last evening. He states that the people of that camp have be- ccme greatly discouraged since the Chiricauhua Development company gave up their bond on the Burns prop erty and quit work and that number of merchants there are preparing to leave. Mir Rock will remove his stock of goods to Bisbee where ne has se- cured 3 location.
 Frank Christy, formerly of Tomb stone, is making arrangements to move his stock to Globe, having spent last week in that city trying to secure a location. He has partly secured the promise of store building and if he does not secure it will ship lumber to Globe and erect building of his own.
 The Chiricahua company has ship