Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-01
Anna M. Hopkins of BiSbee So Alleges In Petition For Di-
 vorIe From Bennett B. Hop-
 kinS ot This City.
Family Jars Wherein BiSbee People Figure Prominently Characterize Court Proceed ingS at County Seat.
lSnecial to Reriewl

IOMbSIONE, Feb. ZS.-DiVOrce actions continue to be filed with considerable rapidity in the dictrict court. Out of ten cases that have been filed recently, six of them are for divorce. The first case was that of Anna RI. Hopkins of Bisbee, who asks for the annulment of her mar Tiage with one Bennett B. Hopkins. She alleges in her complaint that when she married him a few years since in | Joliet, H., that he went by the name of Bennett B. Hopkins, while at the same time his true name was Burton B. Johnson, and that he had a wife and three children. On these alleged | facts she asks that the court give her decree of divorce. The next one who places his troubles before the court is one John w. Christy of Bisbee, | who charges that his wife whom he married in Kansas in 1901, has been | guilty on a number of occasions of i breach of her marriage VOWS. He asks | the court to dissolve the bonds of matrimony between them and allow
 him to have the custody of the two | little girls.
 Frank farmer, at present resident of Bisbee, and formerly of Tombstone, asks the court to dissolve the mar riage existing between him and Eula i Harmer, on the grounds of unfaith- i fitness, and giving the name of the
 correspondent The complaint states
 that there is a baby of the age of
 four months, which the plaintiff asks
 the court to award him the custody of. B. T. Judia wants a decree of di- vorce from Stella Judia, on the
 grounds that she deserted him and re- fuses to come and live with him. The couple were married in Solomonyille
 in 1901.
 Marguerite Tennett of Bisbee wants a decree on similar grounds, alleging that she married V. H. Tennet on the 14th day of April, 1906, and that he deserted her on the 18th of the same month, and since that time has not
 contributed to her support and has
 wilfully deserted her. The last one
 on the list is that of Mary Friedman
 vs. Jacob Friedman. She alleges that
 he deserted her and has continued to
 do so for over a year last past. The
 couple were married in Tucson in 1890,
 Another case of the same nature is
 placed on the docket, but pending ser , vice of papers in the case, the matter
 has not been given cut for publica-
 tion.
 The other cases filed are as follows: , James Wolf has brought an action against the E. P. & s. w. Railroad company for damages in the sum oi
 $320 alleged to be due for cattle killed
 by the defendants trains on the plain { tiffs ranges near Lewis Springs. Most of the cattle are alleged to have been , killed last fall. Allen R. English is
 the plaintiffs attorney.
 D. c. McLane has brought suit against w. A. Cummings and James Crawford to quiet title to a number ot mining claims in the Turquois mining district.
 The Western Wholesale Drug Com . pany is the plaintiff in a suit brought , against W. S. Clemens, doing business l under the name of the Lowell Drug Co.,. for debt in the sum of several
 hundred dollars alleged to be due fol goods. wares and merchandise fur , nished
 c. MartireIi has brought suit
 against O. H. Briggs for debt in the
 sum of S200 alleged to be due on 8
 note of that amount for which SC
 eurity Briggs gave some 2000 odC
 shares of Modern Mining Company
 stock.
 The following marriage license: have recently been issued out of tht
 probate court:
 Frank L. Gardiner Of Bisbee to weC Mrs. Rachel Dougherty of Fl Paso.
 John Falls of Bisbee, to wed Eliza , beth Downing both of Bisbee. ,. Richard Johns of Lowell. to weC Winifred E. Allison of Lowell. 5 John B. Shirley of Douglas, to wet 2 Etta Marie McVey, also of Douglas. D George Younger to wed Mrs. Kessle 9 Watson, both of Douglas. AIeiandTo Ramos of Bisbee. to wet g Gila Lastannoda of the same place.