Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-24
GRAND JURY HAS NOT REPORTED
 ID COURT
InquiSitoria! Body Is Still En- gagged in Consideration of Cases Brought to Its Atten- ton.

Gaines, as tax collector ys. Norton and Stewart, for the collection of back taxes due the county. The mat ter came up this morning on an ar gument on a demurrer to the com plaint. After considerable argument on both sides, the demurrer was sus. tained by the court and the plaintiff given leave to amend.
 The grand jury is still at work and as yet has made no report and | will probably not do so before tomor- | row. i A number of cases have been called 1 on the civil docket and disposition ! made of them. 1 The four cases that were recently | 1 transferred from Santa Cruz county | to this county, Gardner, Worthen & Goss vs. John P. owen, for debt; ] Lewellyn Iron Works, Roy Titcomb vs. the same defendant and the case 1 of Albert Steinfelt were set for trial on JHne 24th. The case of Norton Morgan Com 1 merciai Company vs. the Copper Belle i Mining Company, for debt, was set for trial on June 25th.
 | The case of Chas. D. Cupp vs. the Calumet & Arizona Mining Company, for damages, was dismissed on mo- tion of the plaintiff 1t is said that the company made & satisfactory set clement with the plaintiff.
 The case of the Junction Mining Company vs. w H. Wilson, ct al, for recovery of mining property, was also dismissed on motion of the plain tiff.
 In the case of V. G. MedigoGich vs. George McGillivary. a jury was de- manded and the case will not be set until it has been definitely learned just what time the trial jury will be occupied in the trial of criminal cases, the civil jury cases to follow the , criminal cases.
 In the case of Manuel Guerro vs. Geo. H. Vandemark ct al, for debt, a similar order was made. In the case of l.. C. Hanks Vs. j. , Turner ct al. for debt, a motion made by the plaintiff to dismiss the case was granted, meeting with no oppo- sition from the defendant. l In the case of E. G. Strickler, vs. I w F, Woodruff ct al, for debt, the - case was presented to the court and 5 judgment given to the plaintiff for the 3 amount of the debt up to the time of = the serving of the garnishee papers
 The case of B. B. Hohstadt Ys. Rob l. ert L. Clancey, for debt, was contin
 ued for the term by consent Of both h parties.
 In the case of the Copper Queen 1T Mining Company vs. the Englls1
 Kitchen Company for debt, a jury va: T demanded.
 In the case of George L. Thompson d ys. the Fairbank Commercial Com
 pany, a similar demand was made. d In the case of .Burnheim Dist. Com
 pany, vs. Dunbar Bros, for debt, aI T. appeal case from the justice court
 a jury was demanded.
 e An order was entered in the cas- of Frank Graf vs. the Bank of Bisbee U and in the case of the same plainuf
 vs. Katherine Reilly for damages re garding the transaction of the sal {. of mining stock, setting them Tor tTia
 on May 18th.
 Ig In the case of the Territory Vs
 Robert Arborn, an appeal case troL
 the Bisbee justice court, an order wa UT entered setting the case for trial O. ar May 3rd at In the case of Francis E. HarmeI a. vs. Eulalia farmer for divorce, tn n, motion of the defendant for ahmon! ne will be argued on May 2nd. he The two cases of J. J. Newell VI n- Edward N. Buck, for debt, were DOL .e- ordered dismissed.
 1g In the case of Anastatia Miller V ch NJ. I. Nicholson for damages, q ed mand was made for jury. Tn
 case has been on the docket TOT ed number of years, and 1t now loot gG Al. aNantnAi sIt be reached.
 The divorce case of Jennie McCa
 thy ys. Thomas Mccarthy, an ord'
 was made dismissing the case
 parties having recently made up the
 difficulties. ,se The case of O. Gibson vs. Mart
 King an appeaI from the justi'
 court. was set for trial on May 16t en- In the case of o. Gibson ys. Geo. sn. Maas ct al., for injunction, an ord ,ht was entered making Attorney Hal ut man an associate counsel in the cal at for the defendant.
 %: In the case of George Kaler ys. al, Mcdonald. for writ of mandate,
 order was entered dismissing |
 case.
 This afternoon the grand jury ma'
 a martial reDort to the court ignoTii
 the following cases: dds Territory vs. D. D. Doyle ana M
 Downing, on charge of burglary,
 leged to have been committed Ici- Tombstone.
 mt Territory vs. J. H. Carter, Durglal ear alleged to have been committed 'ep Tombstone.
 TO- Territory vs. Selso Alvalez, o' tiy glary, Bisbee.
 Territory, vs. Iblores Arement
 burglary, Fairbanks.
 Territory vs. James Bean, Blsoe
 The grand jury returned no indi
 nents, but several bills will De
 ported to the court during the mol
 ing session tomorrow.
 ns CHARLIE BOARD LEFT RAINS!