Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-13
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Special to Review.)

TOMBSTONE, Dec. 1z.-(SpecialJ ASThe bond o3 Harry Fisher in the sum of @2soo has not yet besn reeeiv- ed at the clerks office, but 1t Is ex- pected to arrive daily. Fisher was on Monday held to await the action of the next grand jury on the charge of having killed Jack Mccullough at Benson on Thanksgiving day.
 The force in the treasuer's office is still busy at work cleaning up the tax matters. They have just begun to give attention to about Q thousand iet- ters that were received during the last few days before taxes became de- linQuent, so that 1t may be some few days yet before those who have sent in their taxes by money order receive their receipts. Those who sent the money before the time was up and whose letters were received before last Monday will not be subject to any penalties. but those who are just send ing them in will find themselves up against the penalty law. From the present outlook the delinquent tax list this year will not be as large as 1t was last year, but 1t is at the present time a hard matter to arrive at just what the percentage will be.
 A copy of the Governors report has been received at the office of the clerk of the board of supervisors. The re- port has in 1t some of the simplified spelling as ordered by President Roose. welt, such words as thru" and others being used throughout the volume.
 A number of the newly elected coun. ty and precinct officials have already begun to file their official bonds for the approval. of the board of supervis- ors. so that they will be able to begin their duties on the first of the year. Among those who have filed their bonds are Probate Judge Goodbody, Clerk James and Sheriff-elect Jack White, besides a number of precinct officers.
 The papers in the case of the Nor ton-Morgan Commercial Co. vs. Jack Howard ct al, for debt, which was tried at the last term of the District Court and which was appealed to the Supreme Court. have been completed, and with a transcript of the testimony will now be sent to the Supreme Court
 The injunction case of the Calumet & Arizona Mining Company vs. Co- chise County and J. N. Gaines as tax collector. has been filed, to restrain the county from collecting the taxes as based on the raise made by the ter ritorial board of equalization. The complaint alleges facts similar to the suits filed by the Copper Queen. Tomb stone Consolidated and Black Diamond companies, so that the trial of one case and the ruling thereon will de- termine the action in the others. Dis trict Attorney Tom Flannigan is at work preparing the answers for the county in all of the cases.
 In the case pending between Frank Payla and the North Bisbee Develop ment Company ct al.. regarding the title to mining property located In Dixie Canyon, a disclaimer was filed today by w. E. Davis and E. H. Clark, two of the defendants.
 Edward H. Gilbert was examined yesterday before the probate court on a charge of insanity. and was ordered committed to the asylum at Phoenix. Gilbert is barber by trade, and has worked at number of places in Bis bee and Tombstone. He was sent over to the county hospital from Bis