Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-21
Grows Out of a Damage Suit Down Naco Road When
 County Highway
 Was Widened.
BOOKLET ON HORSES
 ISSUED BY OFFICERS
Government Will Have an AuC- tion of Condemned Stock
 at Fort HuaChuca.
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Special to the Review.)
 TOMBSTONE, July 20.-The atten. ton of the district court was taken up this morning in the trial of the case of R. D. McKutcheoR Ys. Peter Hansen and wife. T le action is one of debt The claim was transferred to Me KutcheOn by William B. Cleary and is alleged to be due for legal services rendered the HenseEs in. their cases against the county for the right of way for the road to Lowell when the county sought to widen the road at the point near the Beer Garden prop erty that belonged to Hansen, and which was afterwaTd compromised by the county paying to Hansen the sum of $500. The case for McKutcheOn is being looked after by Attorney Ed Flanigan, while that of Peter Hansen is being looked after by J. MO'Con- nell. A number of lawyers were put upon the witness stand to testify as to what was a reasonable fee for the ser vices rendered in the case and a num- Der of lively tits were had between the various lawyers on the witness stand and those that were examining and cross examining.
 iuC NdSt Ol MI SHdEE NS. J. P. Chase, which was tried on Satur- day. was dismissed after it had been partly tried and a new action was placed on record immediately there after so as to prevent the defendant it is alleged, from disposing of what is alleged to be community property.
 The case of Martin Costello vs. the Copper Bell Mining Company to fore close what is termed the second, mort gage on the property involving some S50,000, was set for trial this after noon but was not concluded at late hour.
 Issue Booklet ...
 Sneriff Jack White and Captain Harry Wheeler of the Arizona Rang CTS, have had published in a small pamphlet a list of the horses that have been stolen, strayed or lost, with in the past few months in the south ern part of the territory. The book contains a description of the animals with the name of the owner and his address, as we'll as the brands on the animals. There are over 15O horses listed in the book. The booklet will be distributed to the various officers. in the territory, including the rangers, live stock inspectors, sleTiffs, depu- ties, constableS and line riders. There is no doubt but what the book will be the means O. recovering a number of the head of stock that have been miss ed during the past few months It is known that a number of head of horses have been stolen in the vicinity Of Lowell and the Sulphur Springs valley and nave been driven into Mex ico. Captain Wheeler with several of the Rangers have recovered some if teen head of this stock, but there are 3 number of head that no trace of has ever been found.
 Government Auction.
 A sale of condemned government horses and mules will take place at Ft. Huachuca on August s at 10 9 clock in the morning. The notice as posted advertise that nothing but cash will be accepted. No personal checks will be taken. The govern ment sales as a general rule attract of buyers and it is expected that there will be the usual number on hand on that date.
 cattIemen Jubiiant.
 The continual rainfall of the past ten days throughout the county has very materially changed the expres- sion on the faces of the cattlenen in the county from what 1t was about the first of July. As 8 result of the gen. sral rains the springs and water holes that have been dry for a number of months are now again running and there is every indication that there will be a continual flow for several months to come. The grass on the ranges has already made a good start and with the warm weather and the daily showers it, will be but few weeks until the ranges will be in eN- cellent condition,
 Personals.
 Mrs. Peter Hook of Cananea IS spending g few days in the city on business before the probate court with the estate of her late husband. During her stay in this city she is the guest of Mrs. Andy Leard.
 Frank Earle of the Fl Paso Smelt- ing company is in the city for snort visit, being called here on business connected with that company.
 T. s. Rider, the well known mlnllS man, was in the city today on his way from Tucson to the Dragons, where he went to inspect some mining properties.
 K. Von Staufen of Lowell is Tn town today, being called here on busl- ness before the district court.
 Attorney Francis M. Hartman, the we'll known Tucson lawyer, and who has been representing the interests Of the Copper Belle Mining company ln the various suits that have been ID the courts for the past few years, was in Tombstone today on business before the district court.
 Peter Hansen and wife of Lowell were here today.
 There were nine members or the bar of the district court on the incom- ing train last evening, among the number being J. NJ. O'Connell, George Neale, F. ". Goodbody, E. J. Flaniga1, W. B. Cleary, E. G. Strickler and F. NJ Hartman.
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