Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-15
DIVORCE DAY
 IN THE COURTS
 AT TOMBSTONE
Several Cases From Bisbee Were Disposed of, One Be- ing SettIed-The Hogan Murphy Trial On.
Especial to The Review,

TOMBSTONE, May 14.-Today was divorce day in the district court. there being three actions of that class up Tor consideration by the court. In the case of Sarah D. Duske, Of Bisbee, vs. Justus J. Duske, the testimony of the plaintiff and one other witness was introduced and the case was continued until May 25 for further evidence as the court ayo not deem the testimony as given, sufficient to warrant the granting On the decree.
 The case of Mary E. Wood vs. John W. Wood. both of Bisbee, which was set for trial today, did not, come to an issue, as the parties met last eve ming and settled their difficulties and will again assume their former rela- tions.
 Fred Hedberg was granted a de- cree of divorce from Elfrida Hedberg on the grounds of desertion.
 The case of James Hogan vs. Will liam Murphy was on trial during the morning and was not settled up to this afternoon. The case involves the question of debt in the sum of s100 alleged to be due for money and ROht1 CAAOOho LUG htItnudul by the plaintiff while the former was playing in game in the saloon of the plaintiff and had agreed to pay Tor the same the next day. The case was taken under adyisement by the court.
 The names of the fifty citizens of the county who will serve as trial jurors for the April term of the court were drawn yesterday and the names placed in the hands of the sheriff for service The jurors will report for duty on the 26th inst at 1 o'clock in the afternoon.
 Suit has been brought in the dis trict court by Tax Attorney Gilmore against Edward Perrin ct al, the own CTS of the Babocomari land grant for taxes alleged to be due on the grant for last year, which amounts to S7S3.- S4. The grant includes 15,51S.50 acres.
 In the case of Nick l. Medigovich vs. Paul Vukosayoyica ct al, to fore close mortgage given on Bisbee property to secure note of $500 given in August, 1907, for four months, judgment was given to the plaintiT and the foreclosure ordered.
 Personals.
 Mrs. A w. Howe left this afternoon for Bisbee, where she will spend a week on a visit to her parents, M-. and Mrs. O. c. Sheppard.
 John Gleason, of Gleason, was in the city today on short business trip. He states that there is consid- erable mining activity in that sec ton at present
 A. Miller, the well known represen- tative of the Stienfeld Company at was in the city today, having been on a trip to Pearce and sur rounding camps. He left this after noon for Bisbee.
 Dr. Hart, of Bisbee, was in the city today, being called here as a wit ness in civil case before the dis trict court.
 United States Commissioner Stan ford, of Bisbee, who has been in the city for a few days, returned to his home in Bisbee this afternoon.
 George Neale, the next mayor of Bisbee, was in the city today on busi- ness before the district court.
 John J. Wyatt and party of eastern of the Arizona Gold Mines Company, who have been here for several days, left last eve ming for Patagonia, where they will visit the holdings of the company in that district.
 Ben Sneed. of the Sonora Packing Company, who was in the city yes terday, has returned to his home at Cananea- He states that conditions are continually improving at that camp.
 V. G. Medigovich was in the city today on his way to Bisbee from where he has been for a number of weeks, and where he has interests.
 Tommy Cowan the well known min ing man, was in the city today from Gleason, where he has extensive hoId- ings. He will remain for few days.
 Attorney F. G. Strickler, of Bis bee, was in the city today on business before the district court
 J. W. Wood, a former Bisbee mer- chant. was in the city today on busi- ness before the district court, he be- ing interested in case that was set for trial today.
 Hrs. ]. Langley, of Fl Paso, was