Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-29
Frisco Refugees.

Snt l,tue TWO reluS6SS rom san fFdn- cisco. who stopped of here on their way to Douglas, where they expect to make their future home. The couple were James rfnney, son of Uncle Jim Finney, of Douglas, and Miss Eliza beth sherer when they arrived in this city at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon, but shortly afterward they made their way to the Probate Judges o1nce, where they secured a marriage license and were then married by Judge Good body. Mir Finney states that both of them lost everything they had but what few clothes they managed to ~st into a valise. They Wee fu~,tsbad with transportation co Begson by the Southern Pacific compsny. The bride and groom left this afternoon for Douglas, where they will remain with the groom's parents. Mir. Finney and Miss SEerer had been engaged. but did not expect to get married for some time. but the circumstances of the disaster led them to bring their life together.
 Marriage Licenses.
 Marriage licenses issued in the Pro- bate Court today were J. A. Mckinney to wed Mrs. S. L. Taylor, both of Low ell: H. l.. Ritchley to wed Mamie Darrow, both of Douglas; Herman Hemseth to wed Katherine Fadden, both of Bisbee; c. D. Kirby to wed Ella Kennith, the former of Cananea and the latter of Bisbee.
 Ask for Evidence.
 A telegram was received by Judge Doan yesterday from Attorney Thomas Armstrong, Jr., of Phoenix. asking that a certified copy of the complaint and the commitment of the Probate Court in the Sadie Jones insanity case be sent to Phoenix at once, so that 1t would reach there not later than Mon day morning. It is surmised that it is to be used in the cas against the at tendant charged with the killing of the patient and who has been indicted by the Maricopa county grand jury on a charge of manslaughIer. The papers were sent out last evening Dy Clerk James of the Probate Court
 New Cases Filed.
 A number of new cases have been filed in the District Court during the past few days, most of them for debt, but there is the usual divorce case among the number. The first case is tLat of H. c. Kimball ys. A. " Lewis for debt amounting to S220. The plaintiff alleges that the defendant re- ceived some $500 for him few months since and that he only received a lit tie over $500 of the amount and asks for the balance. An answer has been filed by the defendant, in which he states that he has not received the ad- ditional money and asks for his costs Of suit for being compelled to file an answer.
 An appeal case from the justice court of Bisbee, entitled c. NJ. Stoltz ys. P. J. Mcintyre ct al., was also placed on the docket. It is for debt.
 Elmer c. Hall of Bisbee asks for a decree of divorce from Mary A. Hall who at present resides in Oregon. On the grounds of her physical disability. The First National Bank of Bisbee has brought suit against J, J. Brooks ct ux for debt to the amount of s312 and interest. allegedLa,~ue-duE on note given some time since and wnich is now due. The note was secured | by a mortgage given on some Naco property.
 The State Bank & Trust Go. of Los Angeles has brought suit against the Dos Cabezas Consolidated company for debt to the amount of s10,000, al legged to be due on a note given last December. Ben Goodrich is the plain tiff's attorney.
 Is Granted Divorce. | This afternoon Laura Ford of Tomb | stone was granted a deere of divorce from Roy Ford on the grounds of de- sertion and ncnsupport. The couple were married in Tombstone about a year ago, and lived together but ! short time.
 Court adjourned this afternoon until Monday morning at 9:30 o'clock, al which time in all Of the criminal cases i in which there have been TO pleas en- l tered there will be one taken.
 The case of the Territory vs. Wm. ] Archer. who was indicted a few years ago on a charge of assault with in tent 10 murder and which has been | on the calendar for some time will be called for trial the latter part of next rncnth. Archer is charged with shoot I ing at man in the vicinity of Ora goon Summit Archer was in the em- pioy of the Southern Pacific Company as Q brakeman and shot at Jones while the latter was trying to get on tthe train.