Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-05
ADJOURN COURT
 OVER EASTER
Short Recess Is Taken by Judge Sutter--F'Ort Huachuca Holds
 Court Martial
COUNTY SEAT NEWS

Judge Sutter fhisl afternoon ad. journed court until Monday. April s, at 30 pm Considerable pro 1 bate matter was disposed O. during the session today.
 In the W. (. Green estate. a mo ton was entered continuing the hear ing of the protest over the appoint ! ment of an administrator until April g. After this order had been entered. subsequent entry was made. 10 the effect that the appli- cation for appointment of admins trator of the estate be dismissed and both parties to pay their own costs. In the case of Hearst ys. McCork- le. an order was issued granting q stay of execution for sixty days In the case of Payla ys. Woolery. an order was entered continuing the argument on the demurrer. Attended Court Martial Court Reporter John W. Walker returned last evening from Fort ! Huachuca, where he was called 10 attend a session of the court mar tial at the post. That body examined into the case of two deserters who had been recaptured. and they were both convicted. He states that there are some four or six cases more to be heard by that body. one session to be- held next week and another the week following. He says that the officers have so far not received any word of Mildred Humphries. who escaped from the post a few weeks since. Humphries was tried before the court, having been convicted of lg ell by Constable Bailey On the day Of the trial he was sentenced to serve term of two years. but that night he made his escape from the guard in some manner, and since has been a fugitive from the army au- thorities. Humphries has brother living at Lowell and a sister resid. ing in Phoenix He was committed from this county about two years ago to the territorial asylum, and alter ward was discharged and joined the army.
 Ready for Bridge
 M. BlumencranZ, of the firm of Blumencranz and Meiser. who have been doing a large portion of the concrete work on the E. P and $. W. extension. was in the city today, and states that all of the piers and foundations for the big steel bridge across the San Pedro about a mile below Fairbank was completed, and the bridge now ready for the steel. He further stated that the steel was on the way. and that he understood that the track would be laid from the main line to the bridge during the next few days, so that the bridge material could be unloaded on the ground. The machinery. pile drivers and boilers that were used in sink ing the caisons for the foundation or the bridge by McArthur Brothers, have been taken down and removed. The road bed is now ready for the laying of the track to the bridge, with the exception of the runways, and these are being filled at the present time. It is expected that by the time the bridge is complet- ed, the grade on the other side will be completed, so that the track lay ing crew can keep on working on the way to Tucson.
 Board Meeting
 The board of supervisors will meet in their regular monthly meet ing tomorrow, and will have a num- Der of important matters up for con- sideration at this session. The question Of the appointment of a superintendent of the county hospit- al and poor farm will again come up. having been carried over from the last special meeting. The bid for furnishing the supplies for the hospital and county jails will be op- ened. and also the bids for purchas- ing the colts and other property of feTed for sale by the board will be opened. It is expected that a large delegation will be over from Bis bee to consult with the board in regard to oiling the higheway from the bridge at Lowell 10 the city linn. its of Bisbee The usual monthly demands will be acted upon and al lowed.
 Personal Mention
 Attorney Joseph Scott. accompanied by Mrs. Mary Costello and her son Cecil, came up from Fairbank this morning by automobile. and after short stay continued on to Bisbee. They are in on business connected with the Costello estate.
 DIT IS- T. DOhNhFAg NlAf OA AAA1 engineer on the Tombstone branch of the E. P. and s. w., left this morning for Agua Cahente. where she goes for a few weeks, hoping to secure relief from an attack of rheumatism.
 Major George Kelly. Of the Doug las Internattonak was in the city today on a short business trip, re- turning home this afternoon.
 Messrs. John Gleason and s. II. 1 Bryant, of Gleason, were in the city l today. They report that camp as being quite lively.
 Labor Agent Moore was in the ! city today, trying to secure number !. of laborers for work on the rail road at Fairbank.
 Henry Pyeatt, the well known l Huachuca rancher. was in the city ] today on legal business before the | clerk of the superior court.
 Forest Ranger Jones. from the |