Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-13
Douglas and Bisbee Officers Want Their Cases Tried in Pima County Instead of in CochiSe,
Attempt Being Made to Have Homer DuBoiS Brought Into Court in Person Fails of Its Purpose.
Special to Revlew.)

TOMBSIONE, July lz.-l HerS was no session of the district court tooay owing to the judge having been called to Bisbee 10 inspect the Gulch or American mining claim located near the Junction property which is in dis pute between Helms and Hankns, which case was tried in the district court the first part of the present week Tn order to determine the amount of work done on the claim, and on which point there was consid- eIable conflicting estimony, the court deemed it advisable to examine the property in question. Both parties will be represented when the inspection is made today. The de cision on the case will be rendered by the court upon his return.
 The motion for a change Of venue in the fee cases of Constables Shrop- shire, White and Doyle will be ar gued in the morning. A change is asked to Pima county on the grounds that the court in this district is biased and preiudiced and that they carnot receive q fair and impartial trial of the cases.
 A decision is expected to be hand ed down on Friday in the case of Bassford ys. Elliott, which was tried on Tuesday.
 The writ of habeas corpus in the Dubois case will come up in the morning at 10 o'clock. Attorney Ritchey of Tucson Will appear for the city of Tucson and Judge Rouse for the prisoner. Marshal Hopley and the defendant will be here in attendance. The city officials tried to get the at torney for Du Bois to consent for the marshall and prisoner to be construc- lively present. but there was an ob- jection, and iU will be necessary for the marshall to answer the writ by bringing the prisoner. The outcome of the case is being watched with in terest throughout the territory. { The case of E. A Gotterba ys. sGeorge Henninger ct al to quiet title to mining property in the Warren mining district was dismissed by con sent of parties, stipulation being filed between them that disposed of the matter that was to come before the court.
 The board of supervisors adjourned yesterday to meet again tomorrow af- te-noon. The board since being in session has transacted considerable business. Most of the bills against the county for the past quarter have been audited and allowed. with the exception of the fee bills of the jus tices and constables in Bisbee and Douglas. These have been held up of hn cases now in the district court, but as there is no likelihood of final iudg- ment being arrived at in the district court and in view of the fact that a change of venue will be asked for in the constable cases the board, on the advice of the district attorney, will audit the bills the same as they did last quarter, cutting off the same classes of offenses as was done last quarter. The fee bills as filed for the past quarter show that in Bisbee the amount was s2423.55, divided as fol lows: Constable Doyle, Murphy! court s246, McDonald's court S236; White, Murphyis court s325.35, Mo Donald's court s42S; Judge Murph! 641.45; Judge Mcdonald s551.75. II Douglas the total amount is s165S.15 divided as follows: Judge McDonalC S76116; A. J. s. Shropshire Icon stable fees) s3S7.25; Sam Hayhurs S361.35; Young Davis s14S.40. Wha the bills will look like when the dis trict attorney gets through with then is differert story. No action vii be taken on these bills as to bringini suit against the county for Ih amounts that will be cut off until thl present cases have been deffnitel settled in the supreme court of the tel ritory.
 The board instructed the clerk c the board to notify the various roa oy erseers in the county to make out regular quarterly report and file tn same.
 The board has fixed the number C voting precincts in the county for tn coming fan election and has name the judges and inspectors for eacf There will be twenty-eight voting prs cincts in the county
 The board expects to go down t Benson before finally adjourning [ inspect the site of a bridge that wanted by the citizens of Benso across the San Pedro river at tha point.
 The report of the county surveyo on the repairs needed on the St. Dayi bridge was accepted, and the roa overseer for that district was II structed to make the needed repairs
 The road leading from Naco | Lowell, forty feet in width. was d. elared to be a county road.