Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-16
Judgment Entered in District Court, and Sutter Will Ad- wise Bisbee That It Is Better to Pay Than Contest,
Martin Jacobson Ordered Sent to AsyIum-LitigantS Must Pay Fees of Jurors Instead
 of County Standing Burden,
Especial to Review.l


 TOMBSTONE, June 15.-Formal en- try of the judgment of c. R. Bostwick vs. the City of Bisbee for $500 and costs of suit, was entered today against the city in view of the yer dict rendered last evening by the jury finding for the plaintiff in that amount. The judgment carries with it the inter- est on the amount from the latter part of 1902. which will bring the amount mp to about SlS60, and with the costs added will make the amount a little over $500. According to the present plan there will be no appeal from the judgment as entered. It is stated that Attorney Sutter. for the city, will state 10 the City Council that in his judg- ment that it is the best way to get out of the matter, and not appeal, as it would only incur additional expense. The defendant in the case, while not securing as much as he had sued for on account of the court ruling out the expenditure made on the interior sur yey. is satisfied with the judgment and will not appeal.
 A new order has been made in re- gard to the feeding of the jurors in civ il cases. Hereafter the successful iitigant will have to dig up the price Of the jurors meals, and it will be at tached to the costs. In the past the county has been paying for the meals, but last term of the court the bill for meals for civil jurors ran up to the amount Cf s364. which the board of supervisors refused to allow, and there is now pending a suit in the District Court against the County by Chas. Kruder for that amount. The first order of the kind inserting them in the costs of suit was put in yes terday on the costs of the case of Bostwick vs. the City of Bisbee, which amounted to S14. This amount was paid by Bostwick. together with the per diem of the jurors, amounting to S3S, and will be recovered by him from the City when the judgment is paid.
 The argument in the case of Ross vs. Chase, on demurrer, has been set for June 23rd.
 In the case of J. c. Pritchard vs. De Souza ct al., judgment for s325 and attorneys fees was awarded the plain tiff. The suit was brought to fore close a chattel mortgage given to se- cure a note of S1700, which had all been paid but the amount above. It is said that the mortgage will not be foreclosed, but will be paid. The mortgage covered d part of the Miner printing outfit.
 The case of the Norton Morgan Commercial Company vs. J. Howard ct al., was on trial today and took up the greater portion of the time of the court, the following jury being ac- cepted to try the case: Wm. Lutley, Avery Curry, A. H. Cosgriff, Bert 'Gehlme. Wm. Johnson, Pete Butte, C.. C. Hockett, Henry Etz, Henry Hol- burn, Harry Hynes, Alfred Bonds, S. E. Caldwell and Dave Johns.
 The case of the Territory vs. w. c. Archer went over until tomorrow on account of the non-arrival of some of the witnesses for the prosecution.
 In the Probate Court this afternoon Martin Jacobson was examined before Judge Goodbody and Drs. Bacon, Rooms and Hugghart, and ordered committed to the asylum at Phoenix. According to the records in the Pro bate Court Jacobson has been sent up twice to that institution from this county, once in September, 1903, again in 1904, and now for the third time. Jacobson has a mania for killing 8 number of people in Bisbee who he claims are using evil influences over his wife. He states that if he was given his liberty he would lose no time in filling them with lead. He will be taken to the asylum within the next day or two.
 Mrs. Mark Lamb, who is charged with the killing of Wm. Barnes at Douglas, was brought over from that