Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-13
ST. DAVID CASE SETTLED
CHARGE AGAINST FORMER RESI- DENT or BISBEE IN TOME
 STONE DISMISSED.
Special to Review)

TOMBSTONE. April 12.-The case of the Territory vs. Dumbrey Bryant, charged with making an assault on one Ruse at St. David last Saturday, was called in Justice M,cFarlandts court yesterday afternoon, but owing to the prosecuting witness not put ting in an appearance the case was ordered dismissed. Ruse is said to have left the country. It is reported that the charge that was filed against him at St. David for petty larceny was dismissed on the condition that he did not appear here in the case against Bryant and the cases were thus disposed of.
 Smuesler to Answer.
 Papers were received at the Clerks office today from Commissioner George of Nogales, binding over to await the action of the United States grand jury one Jesus Burruel, charged with smuggling Chinese into the Unit ed States. The complaint is sworn to by Jeff Milton of the immigration serve. and charges him with aiding two Chinese persons to enter the United States contrary to the immi- grafton laws of the country. Bur ruel is now being held at the NogSles 1 jail on account of not being able to furnish a $500 bond, on which he was ordered held.
 Damage Suit Filed.
 The s5.OO0 damage suit of Mitar MedigCvich vs. V. G. Medigovich was filed in the Clerks office this morn | ing.
 Estate Appeal.
 An appeal case from the Probate | Court in the matter of the-estate of Mary Gee was filed today. Judge | Goodbody recently in a decision in 1 that court held that certain promis- sory notes given the deceased, Mary l Gee, and her husband, H. Nj. Gee, were community property. H. Nj. Gee. now administrator of the estate, claims ! that they are not, and has appealed to the District Court.
 Asks for Divorce.
 Ida E. Lutcavich has brought an ac- tion for divorce against Alexander Lutcavich. Both parties are resi- | dents of Douglas. She alleges that her husband has deserted her and ! failed to contribute to her support l ! he took the two boys, aged and 10 years, into his saloon and gave them l liquor and then sent them home to tell her that if she did not keep from l going to church and keep from the l society of her neighborS that he would kill her. She alleges that he owns six lots in Bisbee and a saloon in Douglas of the total value of S2O,OOO and that he receives a monthly rental therefrom of over S350. She asks foT c decree of divorce, the custody oi the two boys, s25O for attorneys fees costs of suit and a monthly alimony for the support of herself and the children. ..-~.-
 In Probate Court.
 An order has been entered setting April 21 for the hearing of the peti ton for final settlement of account of B. J. OReilly as administrator Ci the estate of John Greener, deceased The same day has been set for the hearing of a similar ptition of D. l. Cunningham as administrator of the estate Of Joha Parrish, deceased.
 An order was entered confirming the sale of real estate in the estate ot l JODn HGTIlSu, ny Nlt dlLIiAlAS1i S-'Oi
 D. L. Cunninghom, to s. T. Tyler
 The property consisted of land in the
 vicinity of Benson.
 Helen C. Larsen has filed a peti
 tion asking for the appointment as guardian of Nathaly and Robert Lar sen, and the same will be heard or April 9.
 An order was made in the estate O | Maggie Chisholm, deceased. allowing , the administrator, Archie Chisholm, tt : distribute the residue of the estat'
 among the heirs. The property con
 sists of lands and houses in the tow1
 and vicinity of Benson.
 In the matter of the mortgaging th' real property belonging to the estatt . of Clyde T. Scott, deceased, a con tinuance was granted.
 An order was entered requiring
 Fl. NJ. Gee, as administrator of the es tate of Mary Gee. deceased. to file al additional bond in the sum of s11,O0 . and allowing him to have ten days il