Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-07
COURT HEARS MANY
 CASES
Wife of Pardoned Convict Shorten Received Divorce on Grounds of Cruelty and Non-Support.
Special to Review.)

AOPNSteil hO hSNltN-l l |; TOMBSTONE. April 6.-The atten- tion of Judge Doan in the district
 court was taken up this morning in the hearing of a number of demurrers ! In several eases.
 In the case of John E. Flanigan ys Denn & Arizona Company, for dam ! ages; the general demurrer to the com plaint filed by the defendant was over ruled
 In the case of the First National ! Bank vs. The Huachuca Water Co., the demurrer to the complaint was | sustained
 i In the case of H. W. CardwelI ys. ! D. T. Swatling ct al. for damages, the demurrer was sustained and the pIaint- | ih granted leave to amend In the case of Bailey Turner vs. 1 WOolI, the order setting the case down i for trial was ordered vacated. Tn the case of Mary Tracy vs. E O. i Tracy an order was entered dismissing
 the case. each party to pay it's own costs.
 In the case of Woolf vs. E. P. & s. W. R. R., damages, an order was en- tered setting the case down for trial on April 18th.
 During next week a number of cases will be tried. On Monday the argu-
 ment in the case of Helms vs. Hank ins on new trial will be heard.
 The case of Costello vs. Muheim.
 involving the title to a mining claim
 in the Turquise district, will be called
 up for trial. The case was tried in the district court several years ago and appealed to the supreme court. which reversed the decision of Judge Doan and ordered new trial of the case.
 On Wednesday the case of Kimball vs. Lewis, for debt will be called. The case arises out of the sale of land in the vicinity Of St. David
 On Saturday the case of James Woolf ys. Turner. involving the aues- ton of right of way for ditch on the San Pedro. in the vicinity of Lewis Springs. will be heard.
 On Thursday the bankruDtcy case of the Black Diamond will again come up for hearing, having been referred back from the supreme court
 On Friday the argument on the mo- tiOn for new trial ill the case of Belle s. Hardgrove vs. City of Bis0ee will be heard. This matter has been hanging fire for number of months.
 This afternoon Ida Shorten was granted a decree of divorce from Jas Shorten on the grounds of cruelty, and nOn-suppOrt as well as from the fact that he was a convicted felOn and serY- ing time in the penitentiary at Yuma i Shorten, it will be remembered, was last week released from the prison at Yuma on parole, the recommendation being made by the prison board and |. eX-Superintendent Millay as well as Tom RynninS.
 The names of those who will serve i as members of thH coming grand jury i were drawn this morning and placed l in the hands of Sheriff White. who will ! start out his deputies on the roundup i That body will convene | on Monday the 22nd. The district at . torney's office is at work now in get ting out precipes for witnesses in the ! cases that will come before that body. 1
 Judge Nave is al present at Nogales where he is holding district court in place of Judge Doan, who is occupied . in the trial of cases here. The su- rene court decided at its last session to make no changes in the districtinS of the counties and made the pro vision for one of the other judges 10 attend to the court there in place of Judge Doan. who will now devote his entire attention to the legal cases of COchise county.