Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-14
CITY APPEALS ID. SUPREME COURT
 OF ARIZONA
Motion For New Trial In Case of Belle Hargroye VS, BiSbee Is 0venuled Many Cases On Calendar.
Special to Reyiewo

TOMBSTONE, April 13.-The dis trict court will adjourn this evening until Monday the 22nd, at which time the grand jury will be called and proceed with its work, with the ex- ception of next Thursday, when the case of Banks vs. Moore, regarding a question of debt arising out of the leasing Of the Banks Hotel at Ben son will be heard. This case will be tried by Ben Goodrich acting as judge, Judge Doan being disqualified in the case.
 In the matter of the motion for a new trial in the case of Belle s. liar grove vs. the City of Bisbee, for dam ages, the motion was denied and no- tice of appeal to the supreme court was given. The court allowed the de fendant ninety days in which to per feet its appeal.
 The case was brought against the City of Bisbee in the sum of $10,00O for damages sustained by plaintiff in breaking her leg while or the way to the opera house in Bisbee, the retain ing wall giving way with her, and causing her to fall a distance of from ten to twelve feet, breaking her limb. The case was tried at the April term of court last year and the jury brought in a verdict for the plaintiff in the sum of ST,500. The motion for a new trial has been hanging fire for num- Der of months, but was finally dis posed of yesterday afternoon.
 Rosa Catalina was granted a decree of divorce from s. Catalina on the grounds of desertion and non.suppert. Both parties are residents of Doug las.
 In the case of Charles List vs. Mabel List, which was partially tried at the October term, additional testimony was introduced on yesterday in the shape of a deposition and the decree was ordered granted. The pleadings in this case are novel in the district court here, and allege that the plaint- l iii was kidnapped by the defendant and forced to marry her, by deputy constable who held a gun over him. | List is a resident of Bisbee. | In the case of Costello ys. Muheim which was tried a few days since and i judgment given to the plaintiff, mo- | tion for new trial was overruled and notice of appeal given to the supreme court. This case was tried last year | and judgment given to the plaintiff and an appeal taken to the supreme | court, which reversed the decision of ! the lower court and ordered a new trial. The case will now go up to that i body again.
 1 In the case of Overlook vs. English | for debt, a motion was made making other parties who signed the note l parties to the suit, the motion was ] granted.
 The case of Banks vs. Moore, for debt, was set for trial on April 18th and Ben Goodrich appointed. as special judge to try the case.
 The matter of the Black Diamond Bankruptcy case was continued over | for the term, as the parties were no ready on the day when the case was set for trial.
 The opening of the regular April term will be had on Monday the 22nd
 and promises to be lengthy one as
 there are several hundred civil cases
 to be disposed of and some sixty odd
 criminal cases to be taken up by the grand jury besides number of crim mai cases in which the defendants
 have already been indicted. The mos prominent of these is the Starr Vii
 Hams case, who it will be remembered Is lnQlcISu On TWO CndTS6S Ol SuD } ordination of perjury in connection
 with the Campbell murder case. WheI
 the matter was continued over it wa: l agreed that these cases would be thu , first 10 be taken up when the tria , jury had reported for duty. The dat for the summoning of the trial jur!
 has not yet been definitely been de
 cided upon pending the time of th'
 holding of the United States court
 Another case that will be called il , that of Guiseppi Musso, charged witt
 the murder of Barney Gias in Tomb stone last winter, who was indicted
 by the special grand jury that fount the Williams indictments.
 Tho civil calendar has not beel
 printed as yet, but is now in the hand of the printer and will show severa
 hundred cases, the usual number O diyorces being on the docket-betweel ] fifty and sixty That the court vii Hast well into the summer months i
 the opinion of all There is larg number of civil jury cases that vii l take up some two weeks or more tim when the criminal business has beel
 disposed of.