Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-10
HURRY ID WE'D AFTER DIVORCE
 AT TOMBSTONE
Two Husbands Lose No Time After Being Legally Sepa- rated In Taking New Wives. Routine of District Court.

| ApIlI nt journed term of the district court
 that is at present in session promises
 to make a record. In three divorce
 cases that have been tried this week
 two of the parties have already -ap- piled for and received licenses to wed again. These are James A. Taylor, of Bisbee. E. s. Morris, who of Douglas. Caskey on Monday was Florence E. Caskey. Yesterday he
 was given a license to marry Carrie Taylor, of Bisbee. E S. Morris, who on Tuesday. was granted a decree | from Clara Morris, was today given marriage license to wed Agnes
 Keen, Of Douglas. It is generally the
 members of the gentler sex that rush
 from the court room into the office
 of the clerk of the probate court and receive a license to marry a star witness in the divorce proceedings,
 but this term of court so far has seen
 a reversal of things and ythe sterner
 sex are following in tieFexample Set
 by the feminine divorcees.
 Other marriage licenses issued in
 the probate court today were to Her bert Warmintgon to wed Lillian Lockett, both d Bisbee; Walter B. Sherman to wed Bertha Coo1s, both
 of St. David.
 Grand Jury Drawing. l The drawing of the names of the ] fifty citizens of the county who will
 be called upon to serve as grand iu- | TOTS for the year 1908 will be made
 tomorrow in the office of the clerk of I the court. The names will be taken from the great register by the clerk of the court, the probate judge and Sheriff White. From the fifty names that are selected the names of the twenty-one that will serve on the April grand jury will be drawn and | placed in the hands of Sheriff White for service.
 Tax Sales.
 On Saturday, April 18th, Sheriff White will begin the sale of the property that has been advertised l during the past thirty days, on which judgment has been received in the district court and which consists of number of pieces of property in Bisbee, Douglas and Naco. The bid der is given certificate Of sale for the property, and the original owner has 90 days in which to redeem it Nnlie any Lne O"HHI HdS go days further extension, but the purchaser receives the interest on his money from the time of the day of sale until it has been redeemed, and at the end of six mo~i', -0 ceives a deed from the shoT' r S-- -" property There promisa9 '~ Tn some lively bidding on some fl ie Fpieces q property that will be offer ed for sale.
 Property Will be Sold. All efforts to settle the Kreuder bankruptcy proceedings have been fruitless and the personal property
 will be sold on the 22nd day of April. The property to be sold consists of the restaurant furniture, dishes. table linen. groceries, etc. as well as the contract for the feeding of prisoners at the county jail at the rate of 12 cents per meal The offer Of MT
 Kreuder to pay 60 cents on t1e dollar was accepted by all of the minor cred- itors, but was refused by c. L. Cum | mings, who is the largest creditor in | the sum of nearly S4.000. The inYsn- tory of the property has been made l and unless the bidding is brisk at i the time of the sale it does not look as though the creditors will receive anything like sixty cents on the dol lar. Mir. Rreuder will claim bis ex- 1 emption of $500 in cash that is al lowed under the bankrupt law.
 Suit Aaainst County.
 The attention of the district court was taken up the larger portion of to- day in the trial of the case of G. S. | Humbert Vs. Cochise county, in which the plaintiff wished to recover the sum of S919 for the publication of the election proclamation as ordered by. the board of supervisors at the time of the elections in 1906. The claim was disallowed by the board of supervisors as being excessive in comparison with the bills filed by the Tombstone Prospector and the Bisbee Review. both of which papers put in bills for the same publication in the sum of S234. They offered this amount to the Evening Miner and the amount was refused. The follow ing jury were accepted to try the case: E. J. JackIin, George w. Thornton, aMjor Burton, R. J. Tor pey. w. A. Harwood, J. s. Burns, G. P. Frisinger, J. c. Pheby, Dave Johns. Charles Vincent, N. w. Jackson, R. M McIsasc The case went to the jury late this afternoon and last eve ming a verdict tor $750 was returned in favor of the Miner
 The case of David L. Fairchi}d vs. F. J. Graf involving some several thousand dollars from sale of min ing stocks, was continued for the term by consent.
 E William F. Porter was granted decree of divorce from Hattie J. Porter on the grounds of desertion Porter is a resident Of Bisbee.
 O. c. Crooke, of Lowell. was admit ted to practice to the district court upon the proper showing being made
 Nina c. Price was granted decrec of divorce from Charles R. Price. on the grounds of desertion and non-sUp port Mrs. Price is resident of Bis bee.
 Thomas Haverstock was adn itted to citizenship.
 The application for writ of ha- bees corpus in the case of Oscar Turner, held on a charge of shooting at Mexican line rider at Eaco few months ago. will be taken ID in the morning. It is not very probable that the application for the writ will be resisted by the distriet attorneys office as Turner's relatives are willing 10 take him back to Iowa and the ofiense. If any was committed. was On the Mexican side of the line, and the court here would have no, inris- diction. Turner appears to be Slight ly unbalanced, and at one time was confined in an instititiol in she cast A ticket is nov in the nalsds or ne c'erk of .he conr- for .Ise