Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-31
Many Cases to Be Tried Be- fore Judge Doan AdjournS for the Rest of the Summer, Opening Is Dull,
Agricultural Land Within the Forest Reserves Has Been Thrown Open to Settlement by Land Department.
Special to Review.)

 Dosn returned yesterday from No gales and the district court was open ed this morning and will be in session for about the next ten days or per h?ps until the 10th of August. when | Judge Doan expects to leave for the | coast to spend his vacation. A number | of decisions in cases that have been | tsken under adYisement by the court | will be rendered during the present | week among which will be the case | of the City of Tombstone vs. The Hua- | chuca, a decision in this case is eX- pected to be handed down in the morn- 1 ing. The case of Fuller vs. Fuller, for diyoce. was set down for trial today to be heard on the 9th of August. In the cases of Wiley vs. The Elm pire Smelling Co.,, and the same plaint- if against the Southwestern Sme!t- ing company, judgment was given to the plaintiff in both instances. The action was for debt amounting to near ly s100,0 900 in the two cases and the debt was secured by mortgages on the property of the company located at Benson which includes the smeiter that was built there few years ago. The property will now be sold al sheriff's sale and will be bought in by the plaintiff and others who intend to take hold of the plant and start lt up. using ores from the Johnson camp and other places to keep it running
 Owing to the uncertainty that court was to be in session today there was but little business transacted as the lawyers from the outside places were rot able to tell about the court and did not like to bring witnesses and have to hold t.els over. several cases from Douglas and Bisbee will h. called in the morning, the parties arriving from Douglas this evening.
 The argument on the demurrer to the complaint in the case of w. H. De Washington ys Vein & Co, John Gleason, et al was called up this afternoon and argued at some length by Judge Reilly for the refendant Gleason to whose case the demurrer went. and Albert Sames for the plain tiff. The case grew out of the alleged selling of part of the business of the firm of McCourt, Geddes & Washing ton to the defendant Vein at John son camp.
 E. L. Robinson, deputy county school superintendent, has received his commission from the United States government as a deputy mineral sur veyor Mir. Robinson has been asso- ciated with Mir Rockefellow for some time past in his surveying work.
 Mrs. George Metcalf. accompanied by W. B. Metcalf, a brother of her late husband, stopped over in this city yesterday on a visit to John Metcalf, who is at presenL a patient in the Bacon-Koons hospital having recently undergone an operation for appendi- citis. He is now on the road to recovery Mrs. Metcalf will go to Cananea and fix up matters con- nected with her husbands estate and will then move to California at Clare mont where her sons are attending Pc. mona College.
 c. L.. Temple, of the Cananea rail. road, was a passenger on the train last evening from Naco to Tucson, where he was called on matters of the company. MT. Temple says there is no truth in the rumor of an uprising at Cananea and everything is very quiet there and no further trouble is expected. Colonel Greene and Scott White are still at Cananea and will be there for some time.
 Colonel KosterliIsky of the Mexican rurales passed through Fairbank or Saturday evening on his way to Her mossillo where he goes to prepare tc remove his family to Cananea where he will make his headquarters iii tho future. The colonel states that the recent stories that have been sent ou of an uprising against the American: or the 18th of September is nothing but the vilest kind of rot and is tht work of irresponsible newspaper core spcndents.
 The hunting party composed o Messrs. Simpson, Raey, Stevenson Buchanan and Mitchell returned Sat uTday from fortuight's outing in tht Cniricahuas where they enjoye' themselves in Lone John Canyon. Int game in that vicinity must have go wind of the coming of the bunch ant their expertness with the rife and al a consequence there was not a sigl of deer. bear or mountain lion to b' found. The boys, however, fount plenty of wild pigeons and smaIle game.
 E. w. Land left this morning fo Benson where he goes on mining bust ness. He with Andy Hamm of Bensol have recently secured control of good copper property in the noun tains north of that city and are makin arrangements to do some extensiv development work.
 A fancy dress ball game is to b pulled of on the diamond at the foo of Fremont street on Wednesday e, ening and there promises to be some thing doing. The game will be on Sf interest AS a niIr1her of celebrate