Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-05
BUSINESS FOR
 COURT GROWS
New Cases Filed and List Already Has Total of Fourteen in
 New Court
COUNTY SEAT NEWS

ganized, there have been filed Tor ac- ton on the civil side to date fourteen cases. Those which have been filed during the past few days are as fol [ lows:
 Chas. Bowman KS. r. B Warnekros | an action for debt The complaint | alleges that the plaintiff is entitled to | ! S7OO for services rendered in the | | sale of certain mining stock in the l Great Western Mining company to l one C. II. Young There is at pres | | ent another case on appeal between | | the same parties in regard to a similar transaction, which was tried l ! at the last term of the district court | and in which the plaintiff recovered judgment of s2.5OO, and from 1 which judgment the defendant took an appeal. Pickett and Pickett are | the plaintiffs attorneys.
 Nettie Eastland has filed an action { for divorce against Nicholas B. East
 land, the parties being residents of ] Douglas.
 Lena Steel has brought a similar action against Oscar Steele
 Harry F. Sims has filed an action
 against the Miners and Mereants [ Bank to quiet title to the Century . I MluluE GidlIn III lhS " diAtlA -hiA'ho
 district. It will be remembered that
 this property was sold recently by
 Sheriff White to the bank at a sher- ins sale to satisfy a judgment that
 was rendered in the district court against her husband. At the time that
 the property was sold. a claim was
 made by Mrs. Sims that it was her
 separate property. and the property
 was sold to the bank subject to that
 claim,
 To Be Examined
 A Mexican youth named Sanchez i will be examined tomorrow afternoon
 before the juvenile" branch of the
 superior court to determine whether
 he snoulld be committed to the In
 dustrial school at Benson. It is al
 leged that he has become addicted to = the liquor habit, is only sixteen years
 of age, and that he does not try to
 assist in taking care Of his mother
 and sisters. His father was recently
 killed by accident in Pearce.
 ! Fixing up Pension Papers A number of parties were visitors ) before Clerk of the Superior Court
 James today, afaxing their affidayits
 before him to the usual quarterly pen [ sion papers so that they will be able
 to draw their amount from the Unit
 ed States government. The law re-
 ouires that they he sworn to before
 the clerk of court of record. There
 are quite a number here who draw | pensions from the government. q spuaw Taken to Tucson e The Indian squaw who was brouch. r. in from Courtland a few days since e and held in the county jail, has been o taken 10 Tucson, where she will be | Ield by the United States immigra- l. ton authorities pending an investiga- | ton, and will no doubt be deported u to Mexico. She is the same woman o that was caught at Douglas a few l. months ago and was taken to Tucson e and deported by the officials, being d taken across the line at Nogales. r. Teachers Examination g County Superintendent of Schools g II. H. Hotchkiss is holding his first ], quarter teachers examination today.
 and has four applicants for teachers $ up before him. They are Miss Nellie t Cowan. Miss Belle Hansen Miss Flor s ence Wilson and Miss Nora Marvin. r. The examination is being held in the old probate court office in the court Il house. The applicants will complete N | tuelT pdpbTs SOiuc tiiht toiiiciiO L. and the papers will then be sent to r. Phoenix to Superintendent Case. r. Advices have been received here + to the effect that Mrs. Fife Lamb, d the wife of Mark Lamb. formerly of d DoNglas. has brought an action in
 the courts of Gila county for divorce
 from him. Lamb at the present time C is serving a term in the penitentiary
 at Florence on a charge of murder,
 which occurred at Douglas nearly two ie years since.
 70 Was Released
 n William Kluting, who. with Fred l. Furgeson. was convicted Of smuggling 70 horses across the line at Naco with m out having them listed, has served 'u his sentence of ten months in the e- county jail and has been discharged.
 Furgeson was released some time
 since. The boys, it will be remem- 5 bered, were the ones with whom the " county rangers had a running fight Al in the foothills on the south side of 'e the Mule mountains last spring. Claims Sold
 n Fifteen mining claims and two
 mill sites, being part of the old
 Copper King or Barrett property in the a Dragons. was sold at sheriff's sale y this afternoon to satisfy a judgment - secured against T. F. Gilbane by w. a A. Cummings, for the sum of s6S5.50. ,s The property was bid in by the plaint if in for SS36.50 which covers the re amount of the judgment, costs, etc. e PILES CURED IN TO IA DAYS