Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-04
BARGAIN SALES
 AT TOMBSTONE
From Small Lots of Per sOnal Property to Cop per Shelters They
 Are AuctiOned
REAL ESTATE ALSO

TOMBSTONE. Feb. S.-(SpeciaD Under Sheriff Hopkins has been of- fering a number oI bargain sales dur ing the past week, with variety enough to satisfy most any one who had money to invest. lie has sold very thing from a few personal belongings, hotel furnishings etc, to copper smelter as well as lots and houses in B.sbee and Douglas. Parties who have had judgement against property issued out of the District court have been anxious to get them closed up so as to have them out of the way before the new management took hold and there was a chance in the oper- ations of the law governing the same as it might lead to complications that might delay matters.
 The first sale of the week was in the case of Chas. H. Holtz as Guard ian of the estate of John Kewaldt, an incompetent, vs. Percy and Martina Fletcher. The property sold was three one story frame houses in Bisbee, on land belonging to the Copper Queen Mining company. The property brought Sl06ll0.
 The next sale was that of lot 61 block Is Bisbee which was sold 10 George and Harry Haniger of Bisbee for $l,000. This was to satisfy a judgement they secured against George Roberts.
 The property of the Black Diamond Copper Mining Company, located in the Dragoon Mountains was next on the list and was bid in by J. C. Hearne and c. F. Hoffman for the sum Of Sl36l.95 while certain personal pro perty belonging to the same company was bought by the same parties for SIPS. 70. The sale was made on a suit by Tax Collector C. w. Hicks for back taxes.
 John Gleason and Thomas Cowan were the successful bidders for the ! Nineteen Hundred and Seven No 7 mining claim in the Turquois district that was sold to satisfy judgement in the case Of Cowan vs. King. It brought s329.7J.
 ! The property Of Jacob Pirrung situ- ated in Bakersville was the next on the list and was purchased by the Miners & Merchants bank to secure q judgement they had against him for the sum of $10,195.50. The real es' tate which included the hotel and five cottages situated on the Guard Min ing property were sold first and , brought the sum of 5000. The fur nishings of the hotel including the bedding, furniture etc, as well as an automobile cngi.e and some pipe
 and machinery were sold the follow
 ing day and brought $500. The
 amount bid for the property did no'
 cover the amount of the judgment
 and costs by several hundred Collars.
 The sale of the Sims property 1T
 Bisbee which was to be held on th'
 30th to satisfy judgement agains it secured by the Miners and Mer 6th inst. The judgement calls fol SS302.62 and costs of suit.
 Lot 2S Block 7l in Douglas of Johl and Mary Lopozich was sold todd! , to satisfy a judgement of S2500 SC cured agaJnst them by Bertdn i& , Lepori. incorporated.
 Held for Petty Larceny
 Two prisoners were brought III
 from Benson yesterday. to serve l6 , days respectively. One of them wa
 convicted of stealing the personal bt , iongings of fellow workman includ , ing his clothes and making his gel
 away being caught by Constable Shor
 at Vail, while the other broke int . car and was appropriating sufficien
 hay with which to make a soft be \ upon which to spend the night. The were brought up by Constable Short Returned from Phoenix Clerk, II. E. Berner of the Board c Supervisors returned yesterday fror Phoenix where he has been for tn past week installing his family in residence there. He expects to mak I his home there after the new officer take hold there and will engage i the cooperating business in that cit! E He states that the general imprel sion there is that the statehood pr' clamation will be issued so that AT zona will be admitted on the 18th.