Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-20
DIVORCE CASES , ARE FILING UP
 IN DIST. COURT
Severa. of the Suits Filed Are From Bisbee and the Warren DiStrict-Back Tax Cases Filed.
lsDecial to the Reyiew.l

y TOMBSTONE. Aug. 19.-Divorce ac- tioDs continue to pile up in the district court and during the past week no less than five cases have been filed in which the plaintiff asks to have the bonds of matrimony dissolved by the court
 Arthur Weeks asks the court to grant him decree from one Ella Weeks. The couple were married in this city a few years ago. The com plaint alleges that at the time they were married the defendant was mar ried to one Charles Wise and had never been divorced from him, and as consequence asks that his marriage be annulled. The woman is poor un- fortunate, Who has become a slave to morphine, and was today brought over from Lowell and placed in the county jail.
 Emma Arborn of Bisbee has filed an action against Thomas Arborn for di- yorce on the grounds of cruelty and the fact that the defendant has be- come a habitual drunkard and failed to support her as ne should. She asks for the custody of the minor child and the house and lot in Bisbee be award cd to her. Arborn at the present time Is serving a term in the county jail On account of his alieged-drunkenness.
 Jennie L. Walsh. who was married to John NJ. Walsh in Los Angeles in July, 1904. and has been a resident of Blsbse for over a year past. wants a decree on the grounds that John de- serted her in September of the year 1905 and that he had not contributed to her support since that time.
 TriXy Walch of Bisbee alleges that her husband. Bert Welch. whom she married in Pueblo. Colo, in March. 1905. has been guilty of a number of outrages toward her and while they were living s1 Ft- Huachuca he threat cred to kill her by cutting her throat from ear to ear" She is at present a resident of Bisbee.
 Blanche Cummings wants a decree from Ray Cummings. whom she mar ried in Oklahoma in November. 1903. whom she alleges deserted her for the past year and has failed to support her.
 Tax Suits.
 Tax Attorney W. G. Gilmore has filed number of back tax cases in the district court during the past few days against parties who neglected to pay the taxes levied against their property The parties have all been given notice that their taxes were due and that suit would be brought if they were not paid up. BNo attention was paid to the notices sent out by County Treas
 Ter Gaines, and as Q, consequence the parties will now find the costs taxed against their property considerable more than the taxes amounted to. There are still a number of additional suits to be filed but it is not believed the number will be as many as last year, when the total was about 13G suits.
 Left Partner to Settle.
 The Blue Front Meat Market mas been closed and the effects purchased by C.. l.. Cummings. who held a mort gage on a part of the fixtures. The shop was recently taken over from Charles LandeTs by James Parker and A. C. Matthews cf the Huachucas. Parker was to have the management of the shop. Matthews residing on his ranch in the Huachucas and to fur nish the beef. It is stated that Parker was given some $500 to use in connec- ton with the business, but failed to use it for that purpose, using it for his own benefit and when ne learned that Matthews was coming into town he left the city and was last heard of at Nogales. where it is claim ed that he passed a check for $25, signing the firms name to it, when ne did not have the authority to do so. Criminal charges will in all probabil- ity be filed against Parker unless he in some manner makes good the money that he has squandered that melonged -o the firm.
 Making Up Ounlicate Roll.
 The work of making up the dupli- cate assessment roll for this year has been started by the, clerk of the board of supervisors and he las at present ] employed on the work Miss Fannie .5xby, Miss Reach and Mrs. Lou Woole-y. The work will take at least sixty dass to complete and it may be L.|