Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-09

being absolutely owed at the time of the filing Of the petition against said bankrupt. The order in these in- stances in refusing them. reads as follows: And said claim having been objected 10 by John NJ. Ross. Esq, the attorney of divers creditors herein. and the objection having come on for hearing before me. and due de- liberation having beea had. and it ap- bearing to Es5 that such special con tract bonds are only contingent lia- bilities, and not fixed liabilities. as evidenced by instruments in writing, owing at the time of filing Of the petition against said bank rupt. It is ordered that said claim be and the same hereby is, disallowed.' In this connection. it might be well to state that the bonds call for in- terest and principal to be paid out Of the net earnings of the company. and as there were no such earnings, the claims were not allowed
 The returns from the percentage of the shipments Of the leasors, and from the sale Of scrap iron. etc. will continue to pay for the present I There is DO indication at the pres ent time as to when the affairs of ' the compahy will he in such condition as to sell the property to pay off the ! claims against the estate. and it will no doubt be some little time. al though both the referee and the | rust,.e are working to that end as rapidly as possible.
 I There is but little doubt that when ! q new referee in bankruptcy is ap- l pointed for this district by the fed 1 eral judge. that the appointment will | be again conferred on Mr McFar- land. as his record is most excellent and he has the endorsement of all the attorneys of the county
 Were in a Ouandary
 The officials of the sheriff's office were in a quandary during the past ten days. trying to find out some steps to take to secure the release Of an eleven year old youngster who was brought up from Benson yes terday on a commitment oNlering him held to the juvenile branch O! the district court. Judge Doan had left the district and gone to No gales, and did not expect 10 return to the county until the eighteenth oI ' nineteenth, and in the eJent that the statehood proclamation is signed on the twelfth, he would have no jul
 risdiction at that time. The law pre- vents youth of that age from being confined in the county jail win pris oners. and as the women's cell was occupied by two women. there was no place to keep the youH so that provision had to be made for keep ing him on the outside. The off cers did not want to keep hIm here until some. court was convened to act on the matter, and Judge Doan was finally. called up on the phone and he suggested that the yc-Ingster be returned to his home until such time as the case could be reached either in the district court by him. self or in the superior court by Judge Sutter. Acting on this plan. the youngster was sent r-ck to Benson this morning. He is accused of hay ing entered the public school t,Gild ing at Benson and destroyed some of the books. defacing the clock and pouring ink on the piano keys.
 Gleason improving
 Si Bryant was in the city yesterday from Gleason, and states that the camp 's much livlier at the present time than it has been for a number of years. He states that there are at the present time .SDout 150 men employed in the mines at i<esent and that the Arizona Eastern railroad last month handled more freight and ore than in any previous mQgSh tt huilf