Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-26
JOTT|NCS FROM
 THE COUNTY SEAT
What Is Doing In Legal Circles Reported By a Staff Core Spondent For the Review at Tombstone.
Special to Reyiew0 Motion for New Trial Filed.

Motion for New Trial Filed.
 TOMBSTONE, Ariz., Jan. 25.-A motion for a new trial in the case of Donahue ys. the E. P. & s. W. Railway | company was filed in the office of the . clerk of the district court today. The case was tried at the recent term of . the court. and judgment given to the defendant. The plaintiff in the ac- tion seeks to recover 5000 for alleged damages to land belonging to him, and on which the railroad company built a line of railroad. The land in question Douglas.
 Another Divorce Case.
 Another divorce case was placed on the docket in the clerks office yes terday afternoon, and is entitled Lou ise E. Davis vs. James Davis. The alleged grounds for divorce are deser- tion and non-support. She asks for the custody and control of an adopted boy of the age of four years. D. L. Cunningham is the plaintiffs attorney. Besides asking for the above, she also asks that the defendant be made to pay the cost of suit and a reasonable attorney fee.
 5Iiss Tickets.
 Two marriage licenses were issued out of the probate court today, noe to Augustin Gonzales to wed Petra Mo lima, both of Pirtleyille, and one to Manuel L. Paco, to wed Rosario Agui- lar, both of Bisbee.
 Big Money for Estates.
 Two orders approving sale of real 1 estate have been entered recently in | the probate judges office that are i worthy of notice. One was in the es- tate of Francis Mary Ovens, deceased, of Bisbee, whereby the estate will re- ceive the sum of s1SS,955.57 for the estates interest in the following min ing claims that have been sold to the Shattuck-AriZona Mining company: An undivided one-third interest in the Triangle, Morning Star and Southwest, and a three-twentieths interest in the Iron Prince and Copper Rock claims.
 The other order was in the estate of Frederick Arnold Sweet, whereby 1t will receive the sum of sS2,549.32 from the sale of the estates interest in the Copper Rock and Iron Prince claims to the same company. These sales about wind up the affairs of the two estates, which during the past few years have received several large amounts from the sales of mining properties in the Warren district, in which the estates were heavily inter- ested. The final distribution of the estates have been advertised, and will be heard in the probate court the lat ter part of the present month. and the affairs of both estates closed up,
 New Interpretations.
 The articles of incorporation of the Valenuela Copper company were filed in the county recorders office today. The company Is composed of W. C Ferris, Doane Merrill and I. B. Stone, all of the town of Benson. The cap italization is placed at $1 ,000,0 900, with 100000 shares with a par value of S1O each. The company proposes to carry on a general mining business, as well as to deal In stocks, bonds, etc. and to build towns and own town sites. Benson Is made the principal place of business.
 The same incorporators have formed what will be known as the Hub Mining and Investment company, and have all so placed the articles of this incorpor- ation on record. The capitalization Is placed at the same figure, divided into the same number of shares as the other company, and having par value of s10. Benson is also given as the
 principal place of business, and the same general line of business as 1, given in the first articles Is to be pur' sued by the latter corporation. Mining Property sold. l According to a mining deed placed
 on record in the recorders office to | day, Thompson Brown, c. w. ,Lont f and J. 0. Collins, all of Lowell. have ! disposed of all their right, title and , interest in and to eight mining claims E located in the Warren mining district f to Hoval A. Smith. The amount oi ]. the consideration is placed at s3,0O0. Il A deed conveying the interest o | James A. Duncan and wife to th' | mines owned by the parties In thf
 Paradise district to the San SimoI e Copper company, was also placed ol
 record. The deed embraces the prop 2 erty that was formerly bonded to thu l. Chiricahua Development company q and which company was recently dis q organized and the San Simon compan! il formed to take it's place. The dee
 is for the consideration of the nomina |. sum of S1, but it is known that Captail s Duncan and his wife received par r payment of cash. besides severa ; thousand shares of stock in the nev
 compauy