Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-28
CIVIL ACT IONS CONTINUE TG
 BE FILED
An Average Of Eight Are Placed on Record Weekly and the Court Is Kept Busy With the Judicial Grind.

TOMBSTONE. Nov. 27.-Civil ac- tions continue to be filed in the Dis trict Court at the rate of abou1 one Per day. eight being filed during the past week.
 Albert Steinfeld & Co. have brought an action against Foo Kee for dent in the sum of s200O with i-Cerest and costs of suit, and have attached the stock of goods of the defendant IF Tombstone
 ". c. Greene has brought an acticn against A. H. Emanuel as administra- tor of the estaue of J. H. IIumm, de ceased. to quiet title to the San Ra- fsel del Yalle Land Grant, thae lies on the San Pedro river between Here ford and Lewis Springs. or rather the old town of Charleston. The com plaint alleges that the defeadanF. as administrator of the estate, lays some claim to an interest in the grant con trary to the claim of the plaintiff, and asks the court that the d defcnIant be required to show what the nature Of the claim is, and that the court hear the matter and decide the question of title F. s. Ives, of Tucson. IS che plaintiffs attorney in the case.
 o. Gibson ys. N. King is the title of an appeal case filed in the court from the court of Judge Mcfarland, # Tombstone It is an action for debt.
 lobe R. Braxiel and his wife are plaintiffs in 8 suit filed against the Bisbee-Naco Water Company fer dam ages in the sum Of si2,e00 and costs of suit. The complaint charges that the water company layed an inck pipe iR public alieyway in BisOee leading from Ciawson Avenue to TenJy Ave nue. and failed uo cover the pipe up entirely so that for distance of about eight fest it was uncovered and l3yed upon the top Of the ground. That on the 2SIh day of September the plaintiff, Belle Braziel, while walking along the alieyway accidentally step ped upon the exposed pipe and slipped falling with such force to the ground that she sustained fracture Of her hip. That she did not kaUw at the time the pipe was exposed, and had not seen it. and was legally entitled to walk along the alleyway. and it was without any negligence on her part. She asks that court for damages in the sum of S10.000, besides the sum of $500, which is alleged that 1t will ccst for medical attendance and nurse hire, she being still confined to her bed as result of the accident. Be ic C1. oClr ha f<r sum of $1500 as the result of loss to her business as dressmaker. she be- ing unable to pursue that occupation since her accident, making total of s12.0e0 judgment asked for beside the costs of the suit. Neale & Ross are the plaintiffs attorneys.
 Frank Payia and YIcd Carlavata ct al have brought an action in the court to quiet title against the North Bisbee Development Company and w. E. Davis and E. H. Clark to the Janke Dodley Mining claim, located in Dixie canyon. in the Warren Mining Dis trict. The complaint charges that the defendants are making adverse claims to the property as against that of the plaintiff. Beside this the com plaint charges that the plaintiff on the 14th of November, went to do the required assessment work on the claim as Is required by the United States law. and were forcibly driven off the ground by the defendants, Dav- is and Clark. by means of force and larmS. The complaint asked that an injunction be issued against the de- fendants to have them restrained from ARrfering with the doing of the as- sessment work. An order was made granting the issuance of the injunction and giving to the defendants until yesterda yto show cause why it should not be granted. The plaintiffs furth- CT allege that if the injunction was not granted they would be unable to do their assessment work, and the property would beIiable to relocation. and that the defendants would con spire with others to relocate the same, and the probable value of the claim was sl9.000. The matter did nos come up yesterday as was expected. owing to stipulation being entered into by the parties to the suit thar the plaintiffs should be. allowed to per- form their assessment work without interference and that the question of 4ii. tt htsc1 NntH tnc ease came iEtG ccif te rial.
 Emit enx has flied an action Fer 0fsyfs's ai-air;t Dewell Stevens on fke grouEa of dese ertion and non-sup- poft. She alleges That they were mar ried in Tesss n 1902. and that two years ago |, gefendant, without just cause wiiiSetls deserted and abandon e'' b. DssiE;tff. and for D'cre than al year past has not provided for her support. The plaintiff is a resident of Bisbee and the defendant of Fl Paso. Sutter and Shelley are the rlaintiff's attorneys.