Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-09
WHAT IS DOING OVER AT THE
 CO. SEAT
Matters of Interest Are Trans piring in and About the Halls
 of Justice and the Offices of County Officers.
Especial to Review

Special to ReYiew.)
 TOMBSTONE. April S.-Sheriff Jack White left yesterday for Phoenix, where he took the insane patient. James Churchill, who was examined before Judge Goodbody on Saturday and ordered committed 10 the asy- lum,. Churchill imagines that he is being pursued by mob of men who are bent on hanging him for an of. fense that he has committed He has been confined in the county jail here for several days before being taken into the probate court, and at times became quite violent, so that he had to be held in the padded cell. Churchill was brought over from Paradise, but was only a recent ar rival there, so that nothing could be learned of his friends or relatives.
 subpoenains, Jurors.
 Deputy Sheriff Frank Bauer left yesterday for the Huachucas. where he goes to subpoena a number of grand jurors and witnesses wanted before that body when it convenes on the 22nd instant. Besides this he will look after the collecting of the $500 saloon licenses from one or two of the firms in those mountains, who as yet have not come through with their share of revenue to the county. From now-on it is a case of dig up or shut up as the time allowed by the sheriff's office as grace has expired and all who hereafter attempt to con duct their business without having paid the $500 license will be arrested and brought into court.
 After the Justices.
 The district attorneys office at the present time finds itself handicapped owing to the fact that a number of the justices of the peace in various parts of the county have failed to send in their papers in a number of instances, where they have 50und prisoners over to await the action of the grand jury, so that il is impossible to get out the receipts for the wit nesses, as the district attorney has no list of them to be governed by or any papers whatever 70 show the na- ture of the offense. A letter has been mailed to the justices asking them to send the papers in at once, so that the work of placing the sum- mons for the witnesses wanted can be placed in the hands or snerIu White. So far as known there will be between fifty and sixty cases to be submitted to the grand jury.
 Photosraphing Prisoners.
 Sheriff White is getting ready to have the pictures taken of the pris- oners held in the conntv jail on felony charges so that a record can be made of them, with their marks. measure ments and photo. A part of the num- Der were photographed last week, but the plates used turned out to be bad. and the pictures vii have to be taken over again. A number of the pris- oners refused to have their pictures and had to be locked up in the tanks until they consented to have a re- production of their likeness made. There are at the present time over forty. prisoners held on felony charges.
 Lirhts Installed.
 The electricians of the Tombstone Electric Company, have completed the work of wiring the court house and installing the fixtures in all of the offices SO that now they can be lighted by electricity. With both the gas and electric lights there is not much danger of being left in the dark as has ben the case on several occa- siOns. Besides these improvements, the work of stretching silver wires in the court has materially improved the acoustic properties of the court room, SO that it is now possible to hear with distinctness which has been impossible ever since the court room was remodeled a few years ago.
 Court Notes.
 The attention of Judge Doan was taken up in the district court today in the hearing of the motion to set aside the order granting a new trial in the case of Helms ys. Hankins, which involves the question of title Q a small mining claim in the vicinity of the Junction property near Lowell. The case was tried at the April term of the district court last year ano judgment given to the plaintiff. A motion for a new trial was filed and an order entered granting the new trial The plaintiff objected to the granting of the new trial and today succeeded in getting the court to va cate the order. The attorneys for the plaintiff then gave notice of appeal to the supreme court of the terri tory.
 The case of Costello vs. Mun--m to quiet title to mining property in the Gleason district will be called up in the morning. The case has already been tried in the district court and judgment given to the defendant, but on appeal to the supreme court the decision of the lower court was reyers- ed and new trial ordered.
 The case of Jos. Miller ys, the Mod ern Mining Company is also set for trial tomorrow.
 The following cases have been dis missed from the court calendar for want of prosecution:
 Matthews vs. Parmerlee, an action for debt.
 Fermoter Company vs. wamel &