Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-23
LAST DAYS OF
 TERM AT HAND
Court Session Is About Wound Up Unless Urgent Business
 Arises
SOME CASES GO OVER


 Judge Doan has about wound up the business of the district court ill Cochise county, and unless something urgent arises, will not hold very many more days sessions of that body Court has now adjourned until Thursday at which time he will ren- der a number of decisions in cases that have been submitted to him. There were a number of cases set for trial during this weeek. but the ma iority of them have been continued for the term With the closing of the session Of the district court here, the last of the district courts will have virtually closed. The other as sociate judges in the territory have already closed their terms of court, and if is now up to their successors to take up and transact the busi- ness. There are now nearly two hundred cases on the docket in Co- chise county that will come up to Judge Sutter for hearing when he is sitting on the bench. and new cases are being filed almost daily. so that Tn au probability he will have in the neighbofhood of three hundred cases on his docket at the time he begins his sessions.
 Sent to Industrial School
 A short session of the juvenile de partment Of the district court was held on Saturday afternoon to in quire into the case of Ruberto An. dIada. a Mexican youth of the age of thirteen years. The testimony de veloped the fact that the boys moth CT was dead and that his father had left him in the care of his brother-in- law, and had not supported him in any way The brother-in-law testi- fed that he was un ble to control the boy. as he was continually run ning away and stealing horses, and that it was for the best interests of the boy that he be sent to the in dustrial school An order was made 10 that effect. and he was sent to that institute on yesterday.
 Foreclosure Ordered In the case of Kuster vs. C. F. Bell e al. a judgment was ordered in fa- yor of the plaintiff, and a degree of foreclosure ordered on the mortgage on the property involved, located in Douglas.
 1t is Prize Box
 InvestiCations here in regard to the miss ng returns from Fort Huachuca developed the fact that thhare was Q ballot box stored away in one of the store rooms of the county, that was received from Fort Huachua since the last election, and later when the box was opened it was found to contain the much sought re- turns.
 Committed to Asylum S. Rounds, who was brought over : from Bowie q few days since to be examined as to his sanity. was given an examination this afternoon before ! the lunacy commission, composed of ] Drs Bladsoe and Hughart. and Pro- ! bate Judge Goodbody. The testimony i of the accased himself disclosed the fact that ne had been an inmate of the asylum in New York state, and that he had made his escape from that place and made his way to Cali fornia He was found wandering around Bowie and San Simon, and would enter peoples houses. helping himself to whatever he found, and in one or two instances crawled into bed. He was ordered committed to the asylum, and will be t..en to that institution within the next few days.
 Improving Road
 Deputy Road Supervisor James Lamb has force of prisoners al work on the Bisbes-Tombstone road between here and the mouth of the Bisbee canyon, and has made some extensive improvements thereon. HC has built a new road around the poin of the hill about four miles from here which does -%ay with the rocky point, that was formerly filled witl rocks and hard on wagons and ma chimes, and has also built new roaC down enc of the washes that doe away with the high centeTs, tho new road cutting upon the side hill IA little more work in the vicinity o the Bisbee Extension will put thi ,-r.aT F4frF~- e,nr,T Tho rral