Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-06
MUCH BUSINESS
 ACCUJMULAT|NG
New Court and Officials al Tombstone Will Have Busy Days
 at Outset
ECHO OF OPIUM CASE

TOMBSTONE, Fcb. -tSpeczaD business for the new court officials continues 10 accumulate in the Clerks office in the filing of new actions that VII have to be heard by the supes.0r court During the past few days the following cases have been filed, Frank Payla as administrator of the estate of Fred Carlavata, deceased has brought suit against C. L. Cummings and L. E. Woolery for the sum of SlJ00 alleged to Joe due on a promis- sory note dated four years ago.
 Chas A. Sherr of Douglas has brought an action for divorce against Georgia l.. Sherr on the grounds of | desertion. He asks for a degree Of 1 divorce and Q division of the commun- ity property valued at about S220O. Richardson and DOan are the plain tins attorneys.
 Louis Henseleit Of Douglas has brought suit against the Leadyille Townsite Leasing and Mining com pany, William Kline and the Bank of Douglas 70 quiet title to lot l3 and 14 in Block 64 of the townsite oi Douglas.
 Other Business
 The Appeal bond in the case of the City of Bisbee ys J. II. Jack was filed. Tn city obtained judgement in the district court against the defendant and from which the defendant took an appeal 10 the supreme court and in order to perfect that appfal has now filed the necessary bond.
 A judgment was entered in the case Of Frank Rich vs the Orpheum com pany of Douglas for the sum oi Sil5 and SLIGO costs and foreclosure oi the lien on the personal property ol the company ordered.
 Echo of Opium Seizure
 An order was entered on the '. ; criminal docket Saturday dismiss ing the cases entitled United states vs Thomas Andrews and George Poole. Andrews and Poole 1t will b' remembered were arrested a few years ago on a train at Yuma where they were occupying Q drawing room and when they were arrested some s2O 900 worth of opium was found II their possessiCn. Andrews served term in California ard was tleI brought here to answer an indsctmen that had been found against him. H' was fined S10O-snd served thirty day in the county jail. The other indici meut has been standing over him to inc past year and has now been dis missed The opium that was seizs' was shipped from here to Los Angeie where 1t was burnt up by the Custom officials.
 After Another Shipment
 According to adyiccs received her custom officials from NOgales anu California are at work tracing up ar other shirment of opium that va sbipped out of Nogales a few day since A suit case was recently checi ed from NOgales tO California an inst before it was senS~ut one of to cans in the vaiise evidently sprung leak and the ordOr of the drug Va noticed by the baggageman and | ratified inc custom officials The cas ,ras opened and eXamNlcd and a nun Ter of cans found packed thereii The case was then clossd and alloi ed to i.s sent on its sourney and whe sf arrives at it's destination there VI be something eoing and the cia.EiaI is scr5 liable 70 find himsaiI m U haut,s of an empiOyee Of the chli' states eoyernmt nt.
 StiIl Minus Ball and Chsir
 Constable Robcrt Reed of fairbsr is still out one bail and chain Wai' he attached 10 couple Of unru rrisoners a few days since and thinking of offering reward for T sane as they have failed SO far to ,urn it. Ils had occasion to lo' them up in a tox ear which IS ds sa isf in that city and for sa Teeping put a-ball and chain-on the ar,ing the night. but they broke o snd Took the ball and chain with the and to date have failed to rePc ,ssir whereabouts or that of the b and chain.
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