Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-08
COURT REFUSES
 MODIFICATION
Motion for Amendment in the Hoffman Case Is Given Hearing
 and Denied
COUNTY SEAT NEWS

TOMBSTONE. March 7.-tSpeciaD in the case of Hoffman Bros. Loan and Trust company against the city of Bisbee. attorney Neale, on behalf of the plaintiffs. made application to the court to modify the decision. The application was resisted by City At torney Ed J. Fianigan, and the court after the argument denied the appli- cation The plaintiffs then announced that they would file a motion for a new trial, which will come up for hearing on the l4th instant.
 More Cases Filed
 Two more cases were filed in the superior court today. both being ac- tions for debt The first is entitled Jacob Scheerer Ys. Frank Ramsey, the complaint alleging debt to be due in the sum of S2 146, and an attach ment was levied against the ranch Of the defendant 10 secure the debt. The other case is entitled sam and Max Levy vs Frank J. Graf, ct al. The complaint alleges that there is due and unpaid to the plaintin the sum of S2,000 on a note. The com plaint prays for judgment in that amount. and for the foreclosure of mortgage given on property in Bis bee.
 No Wedding Bells
 Along the latter part of last month there appeared before Cupid's agent Clerk James of the superior court, a young man by the name Of Ralph Elias Longnecker, who stated to the clerk that he wanted a marriage li- cense to wed the girl of his choice, Miss Julia Irene Miller. He swore 10 the necessary affidavit that he was twenty-one years of age and that the young lady was eighteen years of age, and that there was no legal ground why they should not Le married He was given his pass port to embark on the sea of matr1 monv. and the county was enriched in the sum Of S2.OO thereby. A short time after this, the clerk of the court received a letter from the young Iady's father asking why the license had been issued. The clerk replied that it was issued under the sworn affidavit of the applicant, Mir. Long necker. Yesterday the license was returned to the clerk with an in- dorsement across the back as fol lows. You will kindly cancel this license" It was signed by the young Iadvs father and mother. and wit messed by her, but there was lacking on the endorsement the signature Of Ralph Elias Longnecker. So for the Dresent there will be no wedding bells for him. The parties are resi- dents of Apache.
 Ordered to Send Money
 A. H. Gardner. former clerk of the district and United States courts, yes terday received an order from Clerk Jaynes. of the United States court at Phoenix, to send all money that he had in his possession belonging in any way to the United States gov ernment, to the clerk at Phoenix An order has also been made that all of the records of the office be turned over to the United States marshal or his deputies so that they can be taken to Phoenix also. NIT. Gardner is expecting a representative of the marshal's office here within the next few days to take charge ot tte books and records. They are at present stored in the vault in the clerk office.
 Receives Handson me Present
 County Recorder owen E. Murphy and wife were yesterday presented ,,,ith q handeome set of silverWare,