Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-28

the sum of $500 and interest in the sum of $102.3o. The complaint al- leges that the defendant agreed to make a, deed to lot 30 in block { in the town of Bisbee and that the plaintiff was to pay the sum of s10.ooo there for. That he had until the 18th day of September to pay the same. That he had the money on deposit in the First National bank of Bisbee to tho credit of the defendants to be paid to them as soon as the deed to the plete abstract to the same. He alleges that they failed to do so and have not paid off the mortgage on the prop erty of s530O. held by New Mexico Trust company. and have not fur nishel the abstract for the same wherefore he asks in the complaint to recover the amount as stated.
 The Douglas Commercial company vs. W. O. Page was the title of an appeal case. from Douglas that was placed on file.
 In the District Court yesterday in the case of oscar B. Todhunter vs. The Buckeye Mining and Milling com pany. judgment was given to the plaintiff in the sum of s100.000 with interest and costs and power given to sell the property as requested under the pleadings. The company. which owns a group of claims in the vicinity of old Ft. Bowie. a few years since issued bonds for the sum stated and gave a mortgage on the property to provide for the payment of the same, but were unable to pay the bonds as they came due and Todhunter, who was acting as trustee. commences the suit. which yesterday will eventua- put the property in the hands of Ne bondholders. There were filed. as ex- hibits in the case. some 149 bonds az gregating in value the sum of s75,- s50.00.
 The case of Maria V. Genardini ys, Delfno Genarjini was ordered dis missed on account of a stipulation that had been filed between the par ties to the suit.
 III all DGbDdDilllN lutIt hARs ilON DN any more sessions of the District Court under the April term although Judge Doan has not as yet officially closed it for that term, leaving it open in case anything should arise. He ex- poets to leave on Sunday for Nogales where he will open court on Monday the grand jury having been summoned to report on that date. There is not much of a criminal calendar to be disposed of there and the trial jury which reports on the Sth, will moi have much work to do. The Savage case. which has been transferred from this county, will be called about the 18th and will take several days to try as there are some forty odd witnesses to be examined on the side of the prosecution.
 The papers in the case of McGowar vs Gaines have been sent to the Su- preme Court and will probably be heard before that body when it con venes on the 12th of November. Il will be remembered that this case wa, brought by Attorney John McGowar against County Treasurer Gaines. He alleged in his complaint that he en- tered into a contract with Gaines whereby he, McGowan, was to act as tax attorney and collect the back taxes, and that soon after Gaines re- voked the agreement and thereby de- prived him of fees in the su moi s25.- ;.N- ;.. T., ;v, the suit. When the matter was heard in the District Court it was decided in favor of Gaines on a demurrer to the complaint, which was allowed and McGowan stood by his complaint and allowed judgment to be entered against him and then appealed the case to the Supreme Court.
 Marriage Licenses.
 The following marriage licenses were issued out of the Probate Court during the past few days: J. F. John son to wed Josefina Nyman, both oi Bisbee; John W. Barker to wed Nel- lie Downing, both of Lowell; Ygnacia Martinez to wed Odela Navarrita, both of Douglas; Henry Meyer, of Tomb stone. to wed Jessie M. Olmstead oi the same place.
 Tombstone Local Mention. Probate Judge Goodbody is enjoying visit from his mother, Mrs. M Go6dboly, and his sister. Mrs. NJ. J Cunningham, both of Bisbee.
 Miss Jennie Boatman is enjoying 8 lie Downing, both of Lowell; Ygnacia this morning from the east and ex- poets to spend the winter here with her daughter.
 A. E. Davis, a prominent capitalist of Natchez, Miss, is in the city for a few days and expects to invest in ar enterprise in this city. having already about completed the deal.
 J. s. Harrington and 4. Russell. two well known mining men from Tough | ton Mich are sDendfn1 A feuy days