Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-06
SESSION
 COURT TODAY
Judge Doan Will Sit al Tombstone Last Time Unless Statehood
 Is Delayed
THE JAIL Is FILLING UP

 TOMBSTONE, Feb. (Special)- Judge Doan held a snort session of the district court today, in order to try to clear up the unfinished busi- ness of the term, and disposed of a number Of cases. He will not adjourn court this evening, but will be here until tomorrow afternoon, and should occasion arise, will dispose of what comes up in the morning. In the event that statehood is not secured by the 18th inst. he will hold short session on that date, as he or 1 iginally intended. He has set the hearing for a receiver in a case that was recently filed.
 l In the case of Steiniield ys. Good | winetal, a motion was entered dis missing the case, on motion of the plaintiff.
 | In the case of Tryon ys. Tryon, ! decree of divorce was granted to the defendant on the cross complaint 1 Tn the case Of Bashore vs. Bashore, from Douglas, a-decree of divorce was granted the plaintlff.
 Several minor criminal cases were dismissed on mention Of the district attorney.
 In the case of Aurelia Sparks vs. J. NJ Sparks, which had been submit
 ted on briefs, an order was entered
 dismissing the case without preju-
 dice. IL is understood that a new
 action Will be filed to take the
 place of the one just dismissed.
 The judgment in the case Of Waters
 vs. the City Of Bisbee was entered
 today and William Cleary, as attor-
 ney for the plaintiff. gave notice Of
 appeal to the supreme court.
 In the case of the Norton Morgan
 company ys Geo. J. Mass etal. the
 motion for a new trial was continued for the term.
 Deserter Released
 The sherihs office yesterday re ceiyed word from the Mare Island navy yard to the effect that George ! Dayss.- who was held here, was a
 deserter from the U. s. navy. having ! deserted last August, but that ths officials would not come after him
 and that the reward of 5000 that l: offered for the arrest of desefters iron {, the navy and army would be paiC ! if Dawes was delivered to the officials ar the navy yard. This amount woulC y not pay the fare and expenses O i' Dawes alone in going there, to sa!
 nothing of the expenses Of the of ficer, so that Dawes was released yes
 terday.
 Jail Filling up
 There are at the present tint ! 1 ihirty-hye prisoners in the count. | jail. which is more than have beei , there for some time. About half tn
 number are under indictment, or be
 ing held to await the action of th e next grand jury. whi5e the other l- are serving time for misdemeanor o II lenses. There are two women i lt the number. one a Mexican woms a and the other a woman from Bisbe' d Four of tEe number were brought i K yesterday A Mexican from Dougla: T. charged with grand larceny, one froI ly Paradise charged with 8 statutory o Q. fense, a woman from Bisbee and ie man named Paul Bachman, who wi n be leld pending his examination bl O, fore the lunacy commission, aI ID among the number Bacbman va Je brought from Douglas, where he hs e. been confined in the count~ hOspita
 According to the complaint file s- against him he ,s afraid or wome e. and runs from them every time the I'd come in his vicinity.
 of 4 Tombstone Visitor nt Editor Sherwood. of the CourtlaI ne ArizOnan, was a Tombstone visitor ,r. Saturday. coming here 10 confer wi on fU. s. Commissioner A. L. Grow. ! is was accompanied by his wife. A is Sherwood states that COprtland q it much livlier than 1t has been for ,e. number of months, and that he loo lis for it 10 continue to imPOve. ny states that the Great Western h dn increased it's shipments to two ca at per day, and that other parties ,rs that locality are getting ready at, begin shipments. The train servi ow into that camp has been incress'
 the L. r. and s. " running trai