Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-14
ENORMOUS SUM PAID IN BY
 SALOONS
Sheriff Whites Deputy Reports That More Than $40,000 Has Been Collected-Many Cases Are Filed In Court,
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 TOMBSTONE, April 1S.-Under Sheriff Hopkins states that all of the saloons that propose to do business under the new license law in the county have paid the $500 and have received the receipt for the same. The books in the sheriff's office show that there were 136 of these retail licenses issued and as a result Sheriff White has ready to turn into the county treasury the sum of $40,S00. It is doubtful if any other county in the territory will receive that amount of license money from it's saloons. The new law has put about twenty saloons out of business in the county but there are enough of them left in every camp and city in the county to see that those who like to look upon the wine when red, will not suffer.
 TOMBSTONE, April 13.-Civil ac- tions continue to be filed in the clerks office at a lively rate, the past few days seeing a number placed on the calendar. Four cases from Pima county have been placed on the dock ct, a change of venue having been given in the cases. The cases were first transferred to Santa Cruz county. when it was thought that Judge Doan would be able to try them, but when the arrangement was made for Judge Nave to be there at this session of the court, the cases had to be Iraus- feTred to Cochise county. Both Judge Campbell and Nave are disqualified in the cases, having been counsel for some of the parties while engaged in the legal practice in Pima county, be- fore they were promoted to the bench. The cases are those oi Gardi- her, Worthen & Goss vs. Jno. P. Owen ct al for debt; Albert Steinfelt vs. Garrett P. Linderman, for debt; Llewellyn Iron Works ys. Jno. P. Owens, ct al. debt; Roy and Titcomb ys. Jno. P. owens, ct al., debt. In all of the cases Francis M. Hartman ap- pears for the plaintiff and Selim NJ. Franklin for the defense.
 Wm. R. Chaffee of Douglas has brought suit against Sarah A. Chaffee for divorce on the grounds that Sarah deserted him for over year past and refuses to come and live with him any more. The couple were married in Cochise county few years ago and have made their homes in Bisbee and Douglas.
 John J. Pearce has brought suit against B. s. Kaufman for specific performance. The suit arises out of the recent agreement signed between the two parties whereby a company was to be formed to work what is known as the Horn Spoon Mining | claim in the Pearce district and on which claim work was started and which is reported to have opened up a good showing of ore. The con- plaint alleges that Kaufman is not living up to his part of the agreement in putting up the funds, etc. While it is stated that Kaufman claims that he had 90 days in which to perfect his plans, and will employ an attor- ney to look after his side of the case. A number of Tombstone parties are interested in the company that was organized to take over the property, and the outcome of the case. Pend ing the settlement of the suit, a. lis pendis has been filed against Kauf- man to prevent him from disposing of the property which has been put in his name under the terms of the agreement Since the above was written, it is reported that Kaufman has made out a deed conveying the property to the company winch is known as the Pearce Development Company and that the matter of dis pute between the parties will be set tied during the next few days and work again started on the property. Marriage Licenses.
 The following marriage licenses have been issued in the probate court | during the past few days: Frank Daniel to wed Josefita Silabas, both of Bisbee; Wm. Graham to wed Stella | Davis; the former of Lowell and the | latter of Bisbee; Julian Moreno to l wed Genora Mendoza, both of Bisbee; Juan Ybarra to wed Enriquita Con ! boa, both of Tombstone; Wallace | Reynolds to wed Zola Swaggart, both of Douglas; A. E. Haney to wed | Jeanette Wade, both of Bisbee; Dary | Trezise to wed Mabel Jeffries, both of | Bisbee; Bert E. Cooper to wed Jesus