Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-08
MORE SUITS FOR HE'S
ConStabIes White and Doyle
 and Justice Murphy Suing Supervisors,
CAMPBELL BOND TO
 BE ARRANGED TODAY.
Especial to Review.)

Murphy, against Cochise county for fees alleged to be due for services rem dered, were filed in the District Court today. These cases are the outcome of the decision given to the Board of Supervisors by District Attorney Elan niSan to the board at their last quarter ly meeting, which was to the erfect hat all cases that came under any city ordinance should be a city charge and not one against the county. Act ing under his advice the board re- fused to allow the claims, and as a consequence the county finds itself a ,enuant in five actions already, with 1 one or two more yet to hear from. St me of the deputies in Douglas and Justice Mcdonald of Bisbee have not as yet filed their actions. The papers in the cases of w. G. Mcdonald and Constable Shropshire of Douglas were served on the members of the board last week and have now been placed
 the hands of the District Attorney G answer. Attorney Ben Goodrich has been appointed by the court, upon recommendation of the grand jury, to assist the District Attorney in the civil cases against the county, so that ia all probability he will be associated with Flannigan in the defense of these cases. It has been agreed upon by the counsel for the parties in these cases that they will be taken up as 500 mas the criminal cases have been disposed of this term and the quesIron settled. It is now probable that they will be reached some time in June.
 To Supreme Court.
 The appeal bond in the case of L. Bonebreak vs. Sheriff Hunt has been filed in the District Court and will now go up to the Supreme Court. The case was brought against the Sheriff and his bondsmen for damages for the alleged misdeeds of Deputy Young Davis of Douglas in arresting the plaintiff. Bonebreak. When the case was brought to the attention of tho District Court. on demurrer. Judge Doan decided that it was not a good complaint. and the plaintiff decided to stand on it a0d take the matter to the Supreme Court In order to do this. ha had 70 allow judgment 10 be entered in favor of the defendant and for his costs.
 Wants New Trial.
 Tn +ne case of Tinpert vs. OHare. which was tried on Saturday. and in which Judgment was awarded the de fendant. a motion for new trial was filed today on the grounds that the court erred in rendering decisions Tn reqard to the admission and rejection nf some of the testimony.
 Amended corrlsint.
 T1Z ot- r-dav ir the rasc If John M"GowaH vs. '. W. Gaines for damares in tho srIul of sor 0n0 which he alleges to ha due frov7 rho fact that the defendant took the husinees of tax attorrev away from him and by so doing deDrivPd him of that a07cunt which ha thinks would h-vo resulted 10 him in the collection 0f the hack +a~es O0 tho hack taT ho~r- VII fo tho f~st of this veHr.
 Tho a7sv-ors ir tho several eases 1--cl~h+ h~ Hands Brothers et al. vs tho Chi-fcnN~a Dc~clo0rre-t Torfna-v and Tohn S7'lliven 10 quiet title to -ur7Ncr 0f claims i- tho Paradise mir ing district were filed in the clerks CrHco today.
 Tho Nond of J. N. Gaines in the sum of % Onn. as trustee in tho Collins henkrurtv case. was filed in the Uni+ed Staras court today. He was anpoirted as trustee at a meeting of tho credi- trrs held or Satnrdar before Referee in Parkrur+cv Dan Mcfarland.
 0oan st Gleason.
 Judgc Dean. acco-1paniad hv Charles Bowman Martin Costello and others. vent orIr n Gleason +bis morning 10 .- .7act tro mining property in cues ton irvovled in case Of Gottscha'k vs Costello. which was tried in tho Dis+rfc+ rcrr+ or Friday. Upon the TO- rrrr7 Of the nrtv the decision In the c,so will r,o rardoref. The judge Px- poets t0 leave tomorrow for Phoenix, whore hn Coos to attend 2 shor' see sinn of the Supreme Court at which tire p number of additional decisions will be handed down by that body. There are a number of them from Co ckise Icounry that the parties are aDx- .ious to hear from. The District Court will stand adjourned until Mon dsv. 18th inst. when the trial fury will report for duty and the trial of criminal cases is taken up.
 Jury civiF Cases.
 The call of rhe calendar for the set ting of jury civil cases was to have been made on Saturday, but owing to the argument of the various demur- rers in the newspaper cases and the Kelly libel case. there was not time enough left to reach the calling. It will probably be done during the first few days when the court reconvenes.
 Clerk Howe of the Board nf Super risors today received a letter from Di- vision. Superintendent NcGovern of the Southern Pacific Company. which states that that company will here after give to the indigent patients car ried to and from the county hospital a rate of half fare. the same as has been granted by inc EI Paso & South 1 western for som time.
 Mary A. Coles and her husband, | John IT. Coles. have brought an action | -H the District Court aeainst Mary and | Edward Steiner to Guiet title t6 lot | in the city of Bisbee. on Oak street and l on the Mamie mining claim J. F. |