Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-14
THREE HUNDRED CASES QN THE
 DOCKET
October Term ot Glstrict Court Promises to Be Record 1 Breaker = Copper Queen Sues English Kitchen Co,
Special to Review. )


 TOMBSTONE, Aug. 13.-Toiay was was a busy day in the clerks office of the district court and Deputy Philo Wilcox had his hands full in dispatch ing the business that came up. It seemed as though everybody was try ing to break into court at once, there being five new cases filed and an swered in another case, and strange to say there was not a divorce case among the number.
 The first case filled was that Of the Copper Queen Company vs. w. ii. and Howell Givens doing business uE- der the name of the English Kitchen Company. The complaint alleges that during the time between July l, l9Oo and June l, 1906, that the plaintiff furnished the defendants with goods, wares and merchandise to the amount of S3S, ,190.17, and that no part there of has been paid excepting the sum of S37,293, leaving a balance ot SS91I7, for which the plaintin asks judgment, with interest from June l until paid at a legal rate, together with costs Of suit.
 The next case is one involving. the question of title to number or mln- ing claims in the Hartford mining district, in Ramsey Canyon Of the Huachucas. It is brought by w. h. Meade as plaintiff against the Prince ton Copper Mining and Smelling com pany as defendant. The complaint al- leges that the plaintiff during the year 1892, on August A purchased from the territory through the Board of Supervisors at a tax safe the Wis ccnsin. I X L and Undine mining claims and received a deed therefor, the property having been allowed to 20 delinQuent for taxes for several years pior to that time. The con- plaint further alleges that defendant makes some claim adverse to that or ar plaintiff and asks the court 10 quiet his title to the same and such other further relief as may seem 10 the court just and proper in the pre- misses. Kingan, Wright and Gipson are the plaintiffs attorneys.
 The next case is that of George M. Cummings vs. William Blackburn for debt amounting to s600. Tlhe com plaint alleges that the plaintin loaned inc defendant $500 on a note some time since, which is now due ana payable and also at various times mas loaned to the defendant various sums of money amounting to slOO. He asks the court for judgment in the sum or $500 and costs of suit. Allen A. Eng fish and w. P Miller are the plain tiffs ct.C-neys.
 I've other cases were filed, one from Bisbee and the other from Doug las, involving some attachments, and until these attachment papers nave been placed in the hands Of the of ficers and served, the general public will have to wait the title to the suits as the parties involved might take steps to remove the property to be attached before the officers would be atle to levy the attachment.
 If the present rush of suits keeps up as it has been for the past week the court calendar will be filled III and long term of court promised fol the October term. There were some 150 odd cases continued over from this term of the court and with the cases that have been filed since the April term has opened. will bring the mum Der up close to the 300 mark. There will be number of back tax case: filed during the next few months and that will help to swell the number while the criminal business at pres ent indications will not fall below the average of between forty and fifty cases. There being already about forty and new grand jury cases aris ing almost daily in some part of tht county.
 Prosperity at Globe.
 George W. Walker, of Globe, i: spending few days in this city on ; visit to friends. Mr. Walker state!