Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-21
COURT
 HAS BEEN BUSY
Judge Sutter Disposes of Large Amount of
 Routine Work

TOMBSTONE, April 20--Judge Sut
 ter in the superior court has been
 busy during the past week and has disposed of considerable business dur, ing the past week.
 An order was entered in the case Of Stoner vs the Paradise and Cali iornia Mining company granting judgment to the defendant.
 An order was made in the case of Levy vs Frank Graf. dismissing the | case.
 The case Of Brandon vs J. NJ. Mu- helm was set for trial on May 31. The cases of Wm. Kline vs R. aud | B. V. Crowley were both appealed to the supreme court after the motions ! for new trial had been denied. ! In the case of Gleason vs Costello l for debt in the sum of s1.000,00O the motion asking for change of venue 1 from this court to the United States court was denied. An application will now be made before the judge Of the United States court at Phoe- nix during the present week. The decision of that court will be watched with interest as the point involved vill arise in any number of cases that might be filed in the territory in the future.
 An order was entered dismissiDg the case of M. O. Teachout vs H. L. | Hudspeth and similar order in the case of Hudspeth vs Teachout. Both cases were from Douglas. A motion for new trial was asked for in the case Of Aurelia Sparks vs John Nj. Sparks which was denied. Notice of appeal was thea given to the supreme court. The case oi Harrison vs the South ern Pacific company for damages was ordered transferred to the United 1 States court at Phoenix
 | An order was made dismissing the case of Frank Towers vs Sarah Tow 1 CTS. a Bisbee divorce case. In the case of H L. Johnson IS | Banning, Vail and Wright, a motion was granted dismissing as 10 Wright, Iand the defendants given six days to file an amended answer J. D. Boone. of Wilcox, was granted a decree of divorce from Clara C. Boone.
 Tn the case of Laura ! B. Loyi I tered, judgment awarded the plain tiff and an order Of sale made to sell the property involved at sherif's sale A decree of divorce was granted in the case of c. Van Wye vs Mar garite Van Wye.
 An order was entered in the case of Fidelity Savings and Loan Assn, vs- Devote dismissins it for want Of prosecution.
 To Formufst. Rules.
 Judge Sutter has made all order iu the superior court appointing Fletcher Nj. Doan, George Neale and A. C. Lockwood, a committee to confer with the court in forming a set of rules of practice to be used in the future for practice in the superior court. The committee will confer with the court at an early date
 Insanity Cases.
 The superior court has had two insanity cases before it during the Mrs. Alice Saunders, wife of Doctor Saunders of Douglas, was before the commission and the court and was ordered committed to the asylum. She has been suffering for several tiAOAAAilS ciliU O uuulDEI OL Gk- tempts to kill herself Drs. Hugharf and Hawley acted with the court in this case.
 This morning Luis Losa of Lowell was examined before the commission, Drs. N C. Bledsoe md H. II. Hugbart sId the court and was ordered com- mitted. His case was a general case of dementia. He has a wife living at Lowell WLo made the complaint against him. He imagines he has lot Of money coming to him and wants to build a number of houses in Bisbee.
 Both of the unfortunates were taken to Phoenix this afternoon byI Deputy Sheriff Howe. The county machine was used in going to Ben-I son.
 Trial Jury Ordered.
 An order was made in the superior court this morning calling the trial jury 10 report on May 9th at a n. The names Of those who will serve i3 that capacity will be drawn dur :ng the next few days by County Re corder Murphy, Sheriff Wheeler and Clerk James. Fifty names win be