Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-04
MUCH MOOTED
 QUESTION UP
Right of Inspector to En- ter InclOsure Is Dis puted in Case at
 Tombstone
CALENDARS
ARRIVE

TOMBSTONE, Ariz. April 3.-l In the superior court this morning the frequent question of whether or not a live stock sanitary inspector has the right to go into an enclosure and seize freshly branded calves that are not with their mothers was upI again The question arose in the ar gument of the demurrer to the com plaint in the case Of II. l.. Johnson vs Vail and Gates for damages. The case arose out of the seizure by Cat lie Inspector Wright at Benson a few months since of five head of cat tie belonging to Johnson. The ques- ton of title was fought out in the justice court at Benson and the calves ordered released. In the pres ent case the question of damages over the seizure came up. The com plaint was demurred by Attorney John Wright, of Tucson, for the de- fendants. Attorney Hays of Wilcox represented the plaintiff. The de- murrer went to the sufficiency of the complaint. After some argument the case was taken under advisement by the court and the attorneys in the meantime will furnish citations on the point involved. It was claimed by Attorney Hays that the live stock sanitary law of 1905 providing for the seizure by the inspector was in direct violation of Article of the United States constitution. The court in re- viewing the matttei of the case with the attorneys stated that he would not attempt to state whether or nos it was in conflict with the constitf- tion.
 Property Sold.
 Under Sheriff Guy Welsh this aft | ernoon sold in front of the court | house al sheriff's sale alr the right, | title and interest oi Joseph Mcclure ct al in and 10 lot 2S in block 104 in the City of Douglas. The property l drought S75760 It was sold to sat .sfy a judgment secured in the Su' ] perior secured by the Provident Mu ! tual BuildTng-Loan association against | Mcclure. The property was bid in 5y the loan association and covered only the amount of the Judgment and costs
 Calendars Received.
 The new court calendars have been received from the printer and 1 will be distributed to the attorneys as soon as they arrive An eXamin ation of the Looks shows that it con | tains less actions for divorce than any | calendar that has been issued in the history of the county for a number Oi years There are less than forty eases of this class listed at the presen | time while in most of the past yea-' the cases number from sixty 10 hun dred. There are at the present tim' only 30 cases of parties that hav' been held to await the action of th' grand jury. There are a number o old murder cases held over that th' parties have never been arrested an, a few cases continued over from th' last term of the district court bI the criminal calendar as whol' shows less cases than for q numbel of terms past.
 Receiving Hides.
 Clerk R. s. McClay of the board O supervisors has been busy the pas
 couple of days checking over tn hides that have been brought in bl
 the numerous trappers from differ ent sections of the country Ther' . are several hundred hides of differ ent description and they have beeI lstored pending a sale of them on Sat , crday The skunk hides seem to b.
 he most numerous judging from th
 odor arising from the coal sne'
 where they are stored.