Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-29
DISTRICT COURT MAY RESUME
 MONDAY
Formal Judgment Has Been Filed in the Murphy Fee
 CaSe-0ther Items and Per- sonals From Tombstone.

TOMBSTONE, Ariz., July 2S.- No definite word has been received from Judge Dean as to when he Mouia be able to return from Nogaies to re open the session of the District Court here, but il is expected that he will be here so as to open court on Monday morning. He has now been at Nogales much longer than he expected and there is considerable business of i'm rrotance awaiting his return.
 Constable Womack of Benson yester- cay brought up another boarder to the County jail who will serve out a time sentence having been convicted of dis turbing the peace and quietude of the town Of Benson.
 A formal judgment has been filed in the case of Judge Murphy or Bisbee against the County for fees alleged to be due for the first quarter of this year and which with others of the same nature has been the subect of much comment during the past few months. The original bill as filed before the Board of Supervisors was for S7G4.45, the Board acting on the advice of the district attorney dis allowed ali but S191.95. The matter was taken into the district court and the judgment shows that Murphy was allowed considerably more than by the action of the district attorney and the Beard of Supervisors, the judgment calling for s35040. The case will, however, be appealed to the supreme court, but it could not be done until the judgment had been entered and filed. In the other cases pending a similar action will be taken and the outcome of the Doyle and White cases that have been taken to Pima County will be watched with interest as to whether the rulings made by Judge Doan will be construed the same by Judge Campbell.
 Suit has been commenced in the dis trict court by the Bank of Bisbee against James Heron for debt on a note of 5000 secured by mortgage or land on the San Pedro. The note is Cated January of last year and was to run fo- six months.
 Suit has been flied in the districG court by the First National Bank of Tombstone against the Huachuca Wa ter Co. for s260 and costs, being for an old claim assigned by w. H. BreaT- ley and 4. Hoagland.
 Marriage licenses were granted yes terday to J. M Owings to wed Alice Browning, both of Bisbee. Also to Michael Michello to wed Julio Aguilar both of Tombstone. The former couple were married at the Arcade Hotel by Rev. Benedict and left today for their home in Bisbe e.
 By a deed put on record Dr. Geo. E. Goodfellow formerly Of Tombstone, has transferred his interest in the Rancho San Rafael del Valle grant and so-called Snake ranch on the San Pedro river to Col. w. C. Greene. This grant adio:ns the landed holdings of the Greene Cattle Co., and gives valuable grazing acreage to the al ceady vast interests of the company in this section
 Articles of incorporation of the Dragoon Mountain Railway & Devel- cpment company have been filed in the recorders office. The incorporat- ors are A. J. Pidgeon, w. R. Waters, D. L. Billings and Steve Roemer. with a capitalization placed at S200,000. The incorporators are interested in valua- ble mining holdings in the Dragons and are incorporated with a view of constructing a branch line from their mines to the Southern Pacific.
 Mrs. Stewart Hunt. Mrs. w. J. Roberts of Bisbee. Mrs. Wm-. Bennett and others who have been enjoying themselves in an outing in the vicini- ty of the Rockers Hot Springs for the past fortnight returned yesIeroay and O,.r ha1 1a1f f0hF | II time.
 Babe Thompson of the Turkey Track Cattle company was in the city yesterday from the Huachucas where he is stationed at the present time. He states that there has been con siderable rain fall in that locality and that the cattle and ranges are in ex- celIent shape. The grass has good start and with a few more rains will insure a good crop of wild hay. ; Bob Kirkpatrick, who was formerly a resident Of Tombstone, but who far the past few years has been in the employ of the Transvaai Copper com ; pany in the vicinity of Cumpas- So nora, asforeman at the Buckeye mine, who has been spending few days AANAC c N4SiA tO eOhN east for a short stay and will then return to his present home in Sonora. While here Bob met a number of old acquaintanees and renewed old time friendships.
 P, B. Gaze, president of the Tomb stone Consolidated company returned this morning from a trip to Prescott where he was called on business con nected with business of the company. Mr Gage states that at the Imperial Copper Camp at Silver Bell everything is progressing nicely. Over 100 tons of ore per day are being shipped to the smelJers and at the present time there is considerable ore in sight. On the 100 foot level large body of high grade ore has recently been uncov. cred that promises to be exceedingly large in extent. Secretary Robinson of the Consolidated company who went to Prescott with Mr. Gage went iron there to his present home in Pasa doua