Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-01
CASES ARE FILING UP
J. |. BROWN GETS INJUNCTION AGAINST MARTIN O'HARE
 OVER TRAIL MATTERS.
Special to Revlew.l

I NSPSSidl tO neVleW.t Tombstone. March S1.-Civil ac. Cons continue to pie up in the | Clerks office at a good rate these days, five being filed during the past two cays, two of which are divorce cases. Anthony Blum has begun an action against Margaret Barrett to quiet ti. tle to the Mountain King, Mountain Queen and Mountain Maid mining claims in the Golden Rule mining dis trict. The defendant claims the prop erty under other locations. Ben Goodrich is the plaintiffs attorney. Divorce Actions. l.. A. Dudley asks to have the bonds of matrimony dissolved between him. self and Lottie V. Dudley on the grounds of desertion. They were married in Los Angeles. and after three years of married life the defend ant left him without his consent and any legal cause and has refused since 70 come and live with him. Tom flanmgan Is the plaintiffs attorney. Maria V. Genardini has brought an action for divorce through her attor- hey, A. Orfila, against Delfinio J. Guardini. She alleges in her com. plsint that they were married in Tue son and afterward moved to Douglas where the defendant has acquired considerable property, amounting in the neighborhood of $40 900 and from wnicn ne receives a rental of S400 per month. She asks for the custody oi two minor children and for di- vision of the community property. She alleges cruelty and abuse as well as nonsupport for the cause of action. She also alleges that she has been compelled to work in a laundry in Douglas to support herself and chiI- dren.
 After o'Hare.
 J. l.. Brown has brought an action for injunction against Martin OrHare to prevent him from closing up a trail l adjoining his property in Bisbee. He alleges in the complaint that he pur- l chased several years ago certain lots | from the defendant on what is known | as the Mamie mining claim, and | that the defendant agreed to leave | open driveway which he now is | threatening to close. ]. NJ. O'Connell | IS the plaintiffs attorney.
 On account of Judge Doan not be- | ing here to grant a temporary injunc- ton, the matter was taken up before Court Commissioner Emanuel. who is | sued temporary injunction restrain | ing the defendant from interefering with the property in question until the | matter can be heard in the courts.
 Mining Suits.
 The Junction Mining Company has lrOftOhr emit tn hA against w. H. Wilson ct al. for the | recovery of mining property. It is al | legged that the company acquired title to the Come by Glance" mining | claim and that afterward the defend ants erected a house and two tents thereon and now claim that portion of the property. J. NJ. O'ConneIl is the company's attorney.
 Won1s> Arrested.
 The Sheriff's office has made the capture of a. criminal who is wanted ill Berkeley. Cal, on a charge of grand larceny. being colored woman named Mrs. Clara Spikes. Sometime ago the "ffce received circular, stating that the woman was wanted on a grand lar ceny charge. and gave description of the woman. While in Douglas last Sunday. Under Sheriff Wallace ,notic- ed colored woman on the street who answered the description of the Spikes woman. He was not certain, however, and came back to the office and upon reading over the description again was certain that the woman he sow i7 Douglas was the woman want ed. In the meantime, the local officers in Douglas kept watch on the woman and Thursday placed her under arrest and she was brought over here yes terday. The woman was going under the name of Gerline Smith while in Douglas. She denies ever being in Berkeley, and that she is not the wo- man wanted. A picture was taken of her and sent to Marshal vollmer of Berkeley this afternoon, so as to make the identification complete.
 Supervisors to Meet.
 The regular session of the Board of Supervisors will be held on Mon- day next. at which time the usual quarterly business will be transact ed besides the awarding of the con tracts for the feeding of the prison CTS in the various branch county jails.
 Picture Sent Out.
 The Sheriff's office today mailed out pictures of number of the pris- nners held on felony charges who are thought to be wanted elsewhere.
 Among tenn were Comesford, Nor ton, Conchin and George Hall.