Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-04
FIVE DIVORCE. CASES IN
 COURT
Douglas Sends Two instances of Marital Discomfort to Dis trict Couft-B. |, Co, Sued by Wyatt Estate.
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 TOMBSTONE. Oct. S.-A nuaoe- of civil actions aays been filed in the dissricr court driing the past few days and. as usual the largest mum Der falls on the side of the divorce proceedings, there being five of that class. The first one is entitled Susie May Nemick ys. Louis A. Nemick. The plaintiff is a resident of Bisbee. but the present residence of rhe de fendant is not known
 The complaint charges that they were married in Joliet in 1890, that for more than two years prior to the 10th day of December, 1905, when the defendant left plaintiff, he nad been guilty of infiicting extreme cruelty upon the plaintiff, had kicked, beat and bruised her and at one time chased her with a butcher knife. threatening to do her bodily harm. That in December of last year he left her and that she had 10 support herself and TWO small children.
 Douglas Divorcees.
 The next one on the list is that of George Marfz vs. Maud Martz. The plaintiff is a resident of Douglas. The complaint is short and sweet, but makes charges of unfaithfulness and contains the name of the correspond. ent.
 Another case from Douglas of the same nature is that of Anton Lopi. zich vs Nike Lopizich, which like d of spondeHt.
 Minta Wainwright of San Simon asks tae cour: to dissolve the bonds cf Inauimony between her and H. E. Wainwright on the grounds of deser 9icr and nonsupport.
 Tn. ias, one Of the quintet is that cf Anna'I. EngeI of Bisbee vs. William G. Engel. who wants the court to dis sclve the nuptial tie that binds her to William because. as she alleges, he has failed to support her in the way he should. and on the further grounds that he has been guilty of extreme oiuelty to her in number of ways and called her all sorts of vile names.
 S. I. Company Sued.
 An action for damages in the sum of s5G00 has been brought by Bruce Wyatt IS administrator of the estate of Chester Wyatt, deceased. against the Bisbee Improvement company. Wyatt was in the employ of the i'm provement company as trouble hunter in the telephone department Of the improvement company's service. so the complaint states, and as such was at work in the vicinity of Don Luis on the 3rd of August last, and was sent to the top of telephone pole there to make some repairs, and was not notified by the foreman who was with hi mat the time that there was any live wires on the pole Wyatt being young and having had no ex- perience in that line did not know of any danger and as a consequence, the petition ayers, he received such a shock from the live electric wires that he was hurled to the ground and died from the effects of the injuries snort ly afterward The complaint asks Tor damages in the sum of s5000 and such other and further relief as may seem proper to the court
 Suit on Claim.
 An action has been filed by Joseph Muheim and the Denn & Arizona De ylelcpnlent company against w. H. Wilson and his wife, Belle Wilson, to quiet title to portion of the surface ground of the Ophir Mining claim. The complaint alleges that the ground was purchased from Muheim by the Denn company and that after the purchase the defendants entered upon the ground and erected a two room house thereon without the consent Of the owners of the mining claim and have subsequently, refused to surrender the same. The petition asks that the court issue a temporary injunction against the defendants to prevent them from removing the improvements made on the ground and that when the Case comes to trial that the injunc- ton be made permanent O'Connell and McReyEolds are the plaintiffs at 2 tosneys.