Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-07-14
DIST. COURT At
TOMBSTONE BY
JUDGE CAMPBELL
Trial Jurors Again Report for
Duty-indge Doan Will Be
Back on the Bench on Wed
neSday From Globe.
Especial to the Review. J

| Especial to the Review
TOMBSTONE. July l3.-District
court convened again this morning.
with Judge John H. Campbell acting
judge in place of Judge Doan, who
was called to Globe to attend to the
business of the ella county court, as
Judge Nave is still unable to attend
the duties of his district. Judge
Campbell will be here for two days
| only, as Judge Doan expects TO return
| to hold court here on Wednesday.
The only case up, before the court
today was that of the Burnheim Distil-
lery company VS.. Dunbar Brothers of
Benson for debt alleged to be due fcl
| liquors furnished them while they
were conducting the Delahanty saloon
in that city. The case took up the
entire forenoon and was tried before
a jury, who late this afternoon brougn
! in verdict in favor of the plaintiff
| for 1924
The trial jurors who have been
away on vacation for couple of
weeks again reported for work this
morning and will probably be kent
here the greater portion of the pre-
ent week.
One of the big cases that was to
have come up for trial. that of NJ. NJ.
Dodge ct al VS.. B. F. Graham ct al.
involving some $4,000 dollars alIeg-
to be due from the sale of the Ell Tigre
Mine several years ago, was contin-
ued for the term
On Saturday the following business
was transacted before Judge Doan:
Marcus A. Smith VS.. Pittsburg a.
Arizona, quiet title; Ives & Goodrich
for plaintiff, Herring & Sorin for de
PENDANTS. Motion for new trial argued
and matter taken under sdvfsement
and decision announced later
IoVrea & CO. VS.. Ben Behrenas ct
al, set for July II.
Stoddard VS.. Miller. set for July Il.
Hazard VS.. nuey ( Overlook:
motion filed for new trial.
Jepp Ryan ct al VS.. Western Co:
hlngsbury, Reilly, Ives a Neale. for
plaintiff, and Pickett & Bowman and
Ben Goodrich for defendants. De
mLrrer to complaint sustained and
leave granted to amend. Case reset
for July 18th.
About the Court House.
There are 65 prisoners in the
county Jail at the present time, TWEEN
ty-two Of whom are held TO await the
ACTON of the next grand jury.
Registrations have already bxgun to
come in to the county recorders Of
nee, Judge Mcfarland having the hon
or OF turning in theNtrst sheet.
lac board of supervisors have de-
clued 70 place a new safe in the vault
OF the county treasurer's Office to take
the place of the one thai has been
there for the past twenty-seyen years
ana is not as fire and burglar proof as
it might be.
me clerks in the office of the
BOARD OF supervisors office are busy
at work fixing up the reports of the
"orE that was transacted by the board
OF supervisors at their last meeting.
me statement of the money allowed
VIII show that there has been no fall
ing on in the expenditures for the
iast quarter. and that the Justice Of
me peace bills as well as those of the
have not shrunk with the
hot weather.
County Assessor ChaEes r. Howe
and his deputies are winding uD their
WORK for the year aad getting,tha plat
ana plot books entered up 50 as to be
ID shape for the coming year. The
DOCKS Of the Office are now in better
shape than they have ever been. The
plot books of the various towns in The
county are so arranged that when a
is recorded in the county re-
corders office. it is Immediately en-
tered on the plot book so that the as
SCISSOR now has at his fingers end the |
name OF the owner of every lot in the /
cltles as well as the owners of all the |
surveyed land in the county and the |
number of acres belonging to each.
Sherif White is strictly up to date.
ana promises to have a number oil !
bargain sales during the next few .
weeks, judging from the number that .
i mas posted on the bulletin boarr /
Ia iiont OF tie court house. The first
sale Is that of the property of the Cop
per Belle Mining Company at Gleason,
which is advertised to be sold on
" ednesday July 22nd. for the sum
Dt $lO55.61 and costs to satisfy a
Judgment rendered out of the district
court or Pima county in favor of
attorney Frank Hereford. The same
is also advertised to be sold
On the 25th of July to recover :ne
sum OF $2l,422.44 and costs to satisfy l.
! judgment given in favor of Martin :
Iosteilo against the company in the J.
istrlct court. There are also three
.SI@S advertised for the 3rd of August
nose are against A. l.. Lucativich.
angel bort and c. A. Bailey ct al.
respectively to satisfy judgments rem 4
'ered against them in the district
,ourt in favor of the Provident Mutual
fuildlng and Loan Association of Los |
angeles. The amounts sought to be
covered are on Bis bee property
hat was held under mortgage as fol-
OWs. Against i.Gtclv.ch s2l4S ano
'osts: against c. A. Bailey, 5195B63; II
.gainst Angel bort, $237.77: against
George W. Dreyspring, $1,388.75. All
u the property in question in the
arlous cases is situated in Bisbee.
mother sale that will take place on
he 23rd is that of the property of d.
. Gernardini of Douglas. which will /
e sold TO satisfy a judgment render
d against him in favor Of VIM. Kline k
the sum of $117.90.