Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-05
ENFORCING SUNDAY LAW
RESIDENTS OF PARADISE AND
 RODEo INDICTED FOR WORK g ING ON SABBATH.
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Tombstone, April f. Constable Luke Short of Paradise came over last evening and will remain here for a few days on legal business. He states that there is considerable ex- citement in that vicinity over the wholesale arrests that are being made by Grant county officials of citizens Of Paradise and Rodeo, on alleged in- dictments for violations of Sunday law in New Mexico which prohibits work. of any sort being carried uu.
 Mart Moore, who is well known in this city is among tEH number that has been indicted Several months ago ha had contract for hauling the machinery of the Chiricahua Develop ment Company from tho railroad to Paradise. and worked with his men or Sunday in loading the machinery on;o the wagn-S so that he could get an early start on Monday. Now he will have to answer to the Grant county officials.
 George Myers, who runs 8 small sore at Rodeo. was placed under ar rest for selling a few dollars worth of goods on Sunday, an1 ne pump man in the employ of the railroad company was placed under arrest for working.
 Myers sent in a fine of 80, which is the usual amount assessed against anyone for violation of the law. The fine is said to be distributed as fol- lows: $lO to the informant, s10 t9 the Sheriff, SC to the District Attor- ney aLd S4 to the county.
 Officer Short states that it is re- ported in Paradise that nearly 500 l indictments for alleged violations of l the law have been found by the Grant county grand jury now in ses- sion, one Of which is said to be against the E. P. & s. W. Railroad fo- run ming freight trains through the county on Sunday.
 This New Mexico law from present appearances has considerably the best Of the old blue laws of Connecticut, which we-a supposed to be the most absurd in the history of the country. Kline Sues Speaker. Wm. Kline today, through his at | torneys, Wright & Bartlett, has again 1 fled suit in the District Court against 1 the Speaker Publishing Company for debt to the amounr of S96S. 70, "h.cn he alleges to be but on notes given to him by the company. \ @'r''"- ease was filed during last month, but | through some error in the papers it was dismissed and a new one start ed. He asks the court to have his 1 chattle mort gage foreclosed and the i property sold at Sheriff's sale.
 The Cochise Lumber Company has brought an action against John F. MetcaIf and wife, Agnes. to coi!pct a debt of s600 alleged to be due them for lumber furnished the defendant in building house in Bisbee.
 Wants Stock Back. c. S. Crockttt has brought an ac- ton against the Bank of Bisbee ct al for the return of 7,500 shares of stock of Mountain View Mining Company which he alleges that they are hold ing from him against his will and il legally. He alleges that in October 1903, that he with. other stockbold- CTS in the company. entered into an agreement to put their stock in es- crow so as not to have it in the mar ket against the treasury stock that was being sold to raise money to de yelop the property. That the agree ment was to be held good until April 1905. and that since that time he was unable to get his stock back as the others refuse to give their consent to its release. He asks for judgment for the return of the stock, or S3,750 the value of the stock at 10 cents per share.
 Grand Jury 23rd.
 
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