Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-18
.GEO. vANDERMAN IN CHARGE IF
 PEABODY
Sheriff White Names Him to Take Charge of Property Attached for Debt by Adver- Using Company.
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 TOMBSTONE, July l7.-George Vanderman, has gone to the Johpson camp to take charge of the property of the Bonanza Belt Copper Com pany, which is under attachment for 4G.623.21, alleged to be due to the Albert Frank Company of New York, for advertisements placed under con- tract in Eastern papers and maga- zines during the month of May. The account became due on July 1st but has not been paid.
 The property over which Mir. Van derman will have charge for Sheriff White. pending the settlement of the suit consists of some thirteen mining claims beside a vast amount of ma chiEegy and personal property. The property under attachment is better known as the Peabody group in the Johnson mining district, and has been in litigation the greater part of the last ten or fifteen years. It was only few months since that the present company stepped in and set ytled the differences between H. J. Clifford, F. Hartman and a number of others who had the property tied up in number of suits. The property is one of merit, but for some reason al ways falls into bad management.
 In past years the Peabody group has produced some valuable ship ments of ore and at one time was one of the most valuable silver properties in the county. During the past few years it has been worked for its cop per ores and some large bodies now exist in the property. It is to be sincerely hoped that the present suit will be settled and the property get into the hands of proper manage ment that will bring it to the front.
 E. R. Bohlinger has has brought suit in the district court against the Carmen Copper Company, who has its principal place of business at Doug las, to compel the officers thereof to issue a certificate of stock for 1925 shares of stock of the corporation to Paine, Weber & Go, the well known brokers. The complaint alleges that BOhlinger was the owner of a certifi. cate calling for 1900 shares of stock and that he sold 1925 of that number [ to the above firm and the officers of the company refuse to issue a new certificate for that amount J. r. Ross and J. P. Casey, officers of the company, are made parties to the suit The hold the offices of secre- tary and vice president respectively.
 Charles Fraker Of Douglas, has fiI. ed suit for divorce against Sarah Fraker on the grounds Of desertion. He alleges in his complaint that the couple were married in Colorado sev- Ieral years ago and that there are four children. He removed to Doug las few years ago to make his home, and Sarah refuses to come there and live with him He is will ing that the defendant shall have the custody of the children.
 Deputy Sheriff Ned White left this morning for Phoenix ha cing in charge the woman, Howarth, 'Sho was order ed committed to the asylum and a man named Morgan W 10 was brought over from Dos Cabezas yesterday and examined and ordered sent to the county hospital, pending further in- uestigation of his condition. WILL Malcolm, who is held here in the county jail Cn the charge of insanity, will be examined bei0:e the probate court as soon a. the witnesses can be subpoenaed.
 Attorney George EGeale for Will liam Williams, who is held in the county jail on the charge of highway l robbery, made a motion in the dis trict court this morning to have the bail reduced from $500 to $500. Judge Doan denied the motion. Will. Hams and O'Donnel are held for rob. ping a man named Warren at Lowell | last winter At the trial of the cases there was an error in the charging part of the indictment, and both the cases went over to the next term of the district court.