Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-24
BUSY DAYS IN OLD TOMBSTONE
New County Officials Are Kept Occupied Getting Affairs Running
 Smoothly
SUPPLIES ARE SOUGHT

] Of the Provident Mutual Building and Loan assoc1tion ys l. W. Wallace, administrator of the estate of Viola Douthett. deceased The property ia- volved is Lot 26 in Block 133 and i. will be sold by Sherin Wheeler on March 18th. The other was in the ease of the same llaintif but Sarah and J. II. Hughes. the Title Guaran- tee & Trust Co., ct al, are defend ants The property to be sold is Lot 36 on the Erie Mining Claim in the Bisbee district The sale is or dered to satisfy a judgment rendered against .he defendants in the sum of S5045.35 together with $25O attorney fees and S42.20 costs. The date Cf the sale has not been fixed as yet Court Is Adjourned.
 There will be no further session Of the superior court held by Judge Sut- ter until Monday the 26th, unless the Greenlee county case comes up for hearing on Saturday. It is expected that the case will now be heard by the judge of the superior court of that county as it was only brought here for the purpose of getting the injunction as there was no acting q Warted By His Sister.
 Advices have been receiy ed here asking as 10 the whereabouts of one Robert Graham who is supposed to be in thls section of the country. His sister Mrs. Amelia F. Blake, Of Prov idenoe. R. l., has written about him and states that his uncle, Robert Yenplin. died recently in Australia and left Graham a fortune which his relatives are holding for him.
 Wants 70 Know.
 The following letter was received recently by Sheriff Wheeler from a detective agency in the northwest re- gently:
 T would like to know if there was . man struck over the head with a hair in a gambling house in Bisbee in 1905 or 1906 and died from thct rause. if so, would you give me his description. Also let me know If there Is any reward for him. Hop ing to heer soon. etc"
 Mining Property Attached The mining claims, thirty four in | number, and the personal proper1y
 1f the Pittsburg-Arizona Gold & Cop Ter company have been attched by
 'nerin Wheeler upon an execution is- | sued out Of tho superior court in oi- Ter to satisfy a judgment rendered | against them in favor or The Duques- | re National Bank, for the sum of l j2.533-5j- The property involved in- l cludes what is called the old Fisher ! Mill jug at the west end of town. | he old Ground Hog mine and ad;a- | ent claims and the Broncho proper l .y near Charleston as well as two hill sites near the latter place The 1 property will be advertised and sold i lt sherid's sale within the next thir
 -y days.
 Bids Called for. 1 The board Of supervisors are ad 1 vertising for bids for the usual coun- 1 " supplies, etc The bids are to be | opened at 1 D. m. Saturday, Marcn l The notice for bids calls for the following:
 For attending the indigent sick in | isbee, Douglas, Benson, Wilcox. | pearce and Courtland, Douglas to in- Jude Pirueville and Bisbee to in- dude Warren. This bid also calls CT visiting the sick in iaii. Tie sue 7essful bidder in each instance will e required to perform autcpsies and 0Ost-mC-tems when required at the 1rices allowed by the jaw For feeding the prisoners in the { -ounty and branch county jails of the 0ounty. Two meals per prisoner per day.
 For burying the indigent dead in he various cities O. the county. For printing the tax rolls for the rear 1912
 No advertisement for the printing . 1f the legal blanks was made but each Of the publishers of the county we're sent a copy of the list of printed supplies that were needed and re- luested to submit bids for the same. The call for bids in furnishing a ! five passenger touring car will be rpened at the same time as the other bids.
 Prospector Dies. Roswell Belcher. prospector from the northern part of the county died last night at the ranch of John Swain about a mile below town, of pneumonia. Belcher came here about two weeks ago expecting to have a case tried in the district court and camped at the ranch of Swain where he could get water for his two burros. While staying there he was taken sick with pneumonia and last night died from the effects thereof. Ills body was brought to town and will be held pending ar investigation be- ing made by the authorities IS to the whereabouts of his relatives.
 Action for Debt.
 William Cowan las brought suit in the superior court against J. T. Mich olson for debt in the sum of $500 and the foreclosure of a mortgage on property located in Douglas. o. Gibson appears as counsel for the plaintiff.
 Others to Join eenedicts.
 The marriage of County Recorder Murphy seems to have started some thing in that line among other single employees of the county and 1t is re ported with good authority that be- fore the summer iG over that there will be one or more of them who will nave joined the ranks of the benedicts. One young county official expects to be initiated into that class within the next few weeks and is d. ready fixing up home for his in-