Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-22
Attorneys For Bisbee to Make Motion in District Court To- day in Hargrove Case Will Appeal If Necessary.
Arborb Given S1, ,O00 Damages Against VelIacott,-United States Grand Jury Will Be EmpaneIled Monday.
CSDecial to Review.)

TOMBSTONE. June 21.-A motion for a new trial will first be made in Ehe case of Belle s. Hargrove against the City of Bisbee in which the jury last evening brought in a verdict for damages of $S7o0. The motion for the new trial is now being prepared by the attorneys for the city, and will con rain d number of exceptions which will be presented 10 the court. If the mo- fio0 for a new trial is denied by the court then the matter of taking the case up on appeal will be taken by The attorneys The general impress sion of those who heard the testimo- ny in the case yesterday was that the Iury would bring in a verdict in favor or the plaintiff. but that the amount wonld be in the neighbOrhood of S5-e9o.
 The case of T. F. Arborn ys. F. w. SellacoIu. for damages, was called this morning and a jury empanelled to try the case, and il was completed about The noon hour and the case given to Ihe jary The plaintiff was given a verdict for s1 900.
 An appeal case from the probate COEET in the matter of the estate of Mary Gee was called in the district COEFt inlS aiieFnOOn.
 F. F. Hays was admitted to practice in the district court upon presentation of 1he proper certificates. He was a member of the bar in Pima county, and also had a certificate from the Su- pTeme Court of New York.
 The case of ]. H. Slaughter vs. T. C. Quiroga, for foreclosure of a mort gage on Douglas property to secure a note of $500 was tried and judgment given to the plaintiff and execution or deTcG.
 The case of Allen vs. Scott, that was set for trial tomorrow will have to be postponed owing to the defendant, MT. Scott, being called away on account of the serious illness of his mother.
 The trial jurors will about complete set for trial tomorrow, will have to be and will no doubt be excused at that tine Many of the cases in which iuries have been called have been con- tinued or disposed of, so that there has been as many of these cases tried as was expected.
 The United States grand jury will be empanelled on Monday morning, and will be in session for 8 few days, but not long, as there are but three cases in which parties are now held awaiting their action, but there may be a number of other cases taken up by the United States attorney where the parties are not in custody. The United States trial jury sill report for duty on the 18th, and will pronably dispose of what cases there will be during the balance of the week.
 The case of Delta Myers vs. Cochise county, for fees alleged to be due for transcribing the testimony taken in a number of inQuests taken in the Jus ice courts in Bisbee, involving S95.90, will come up for trial on Saturday.
 Walter L. Wiley has filed an action in the District Court against the Southwestern Smelling & Refining Company for debt in the sum of s25,- 900 alleged to be due on ten notes of the face value of s2500, and secured by a mortgage on the company's prop erty at Benson. which includes the Benson shelter. He has a similar suit against the Empire Smelling Company for s15,000, which company was the predecessor to the Southwest ern Company, and owned the plant.
 Oscar B. Todhunter has brought an action against the Buckeye Mining Company to foreclose a mortgage on the company's property in the vicini- Y of old Fort Bowie. given by the com pany in the sum of sl00,000 to secure the issuance Of bonds in that amount that are now due and unpaid. MT. Todhunter succeeded MT. l.. W. Law son asztrustee for the bonds. The bends were issued on the 2nd day of January, 190S.