Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-11
MANY SUITS
 BEING FILED
 AT TOMBSTONE
Civil Actions Being Recorded. Another Suit Against Duey & 0verlock-Mexlcans Are Deported.
Special tot the Review

Special tot the Reylew)
 TOMBSTONE, March 1O.-Three new suits were filed in the district court yesterday. Bertha F. Bronson of Bisbee wishes the court to grant her a decree of divorce from George w. Bronson, on the grounds that he has for over a year past de serted her and failed to provide her with the common necessities of life. The complaint alleges that they were married in Minneapolis in April, 1901, and that in Denver in August, 1906, he wilfully deserted her and has since that time lived separate and apart from her. There are no chill dren and no community property i1- yolved.
 The First National Bank Of Douglas aas. brought suit against S. Powell for debt in the sum of $744.30 alleged to be due on notes given the plaintiff other for $500 which with the interest makes a total as stated a5oye.
 Frank Jasger has filed a suit against E. P. A. Larieu' to quiet title to 160 acres of land on the Babocomari Creek, Jaeger alleges that he settled on the land some years since and built his home on it and made various improvements thereon and besides fencing it put a number of acres un- der cultivation most or it in alfalfa. He states that it was his intention to file a homestead on the land and that he made inquiries at the land office about filing on the same. He says he was informed by the officials that the land had not been surveyed and was not open to entry and that thereafter he learned that it had been surveyed but not until others had filed on a part of the land. He alleges further that at the present time there is a contest before the land office involving the land in question. He asks the court for an order restraining the de fenGant from interfering with the premises pending the settlement of the contest before the land office.
 Another Echo.
 Peter Thompson, through his attor- new; Ben Goodrich, has brought suit in the district court against the firm of Duey & Overlook for debt in the sum of sf,240. The complaint alleges that on March 25th. he left with the brokerage firm two different lots of Denna- Development stock to be solo, one of 65 shares and the other of 59, which were valued at that time at S1O per share, making a total value ui s1240 He alleges that he has made a demand on the defendant for the return of the stock or the value thereof and was unable to secure either. This makes some twleye suits tnat have been filed against the late firm for the recovery of stock or its equivalent.
 Patient Dies.
 An aged man by the name of Leonard. who has been confined in the county hospital for some time, having been brought over from Low. ell died last evening and was buried this morning. &
 Taken to Asylum.
 Deputy Sheriff Porter Mcdonald left last evening for Phoenix, taking the Mexicans who were recently ex- amined as to their sanity and ordered committed. One of them was from Bowie and the other from Benson.
 Collecting Statistics.
 " W. Sawyer, connected with the census bureau at Washington was ID the city recently gathering data for the government census bureau in re gard to the telephone systems through out the country. The government wishes to obtain the number of miles of wire and poles in use as well as the number of messages tran smitted the tolls and the amount of money invested and the revenue derived therefropl, besides number Of other facts and figures in regard to the sys- tems. From here Mir. Sawyer went to Bisbee and Douglas. He has been to other parts of the territory and is on his way east.
 Refused to Pay School Tax. Deputy County Assessor H. S.. Ross had to invoke the law a few days since in Pearee to collect the personal property tax and school tax from a saloon keeper there named Fraser. Ross went into the place oi business and as Frazer had no real estate to secure the payment of the taxes on his. personal property Ross demanded the payment at once as is provided by law, as we'll as the $2.5O school tax. Fraser refused to pay il saying that he got no benefit from the schools and would not pay the tax and it is said also abused the deputy assessor. Ross told Fraser he would have to pay It and immediately set to work to enforce the law. He posted a notice on Fraser's place oi business to the effect that the prop erty would be sold fer the taxes Fraser immediately took the notice down. Ross then went before Justice of the Peace Monmonier and swore to -a complaint charging Fraser with malicious mischief. Fraser was ar rested and asked for a few days be fore the trial was set and during the meantime consulted a lawyer who ad vised him to settle the matter at once Fraser paid the court costs and then paid the deputy assessor the amount that he had wanted to collect in the first place, so that he was out about