Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-28
INSURANCE MATTER DECISION NOW SET
 FOR APRIL TENTH
Further Evidence Present. ed 10 Court oy Attor-
 ney for City
JURY QUESTION IS UP

TOMBSTONE. March 27.-( Spec alD-Considerable business was transacted in the superior court dur ing the past two days. and 8 number of cases are up for trial during the present week.
 Frank W. Randall Of Douglas. was granted a decree of divorce from Az gie Randall.
 The case of Cook vs. the trustees Of the Douglas school district. for wages. was taken mp. and the demur- Ter to the complaint sustained snd
 judgment given tO the defendants. Oral notice Of appeal was given. The case of Nelson ys. the board Of supervisors for damages arising out of a storm ditch built near Doug las was continued until May l6.
 The case of the Arizona Insurance company ys. the city of BisAee was again ur before the court. and some new evidence introduced by Attorney
 Flanigan for the city. The case was argued and was taken under advise , ment until April 10. at which time a | decision will be rendered. The case of Wm. Kline ys. R. V.
 
 til April g.
 James Rice. of Wilcox, was granted a decree of divorce from Nettie F. Rice
 In the case Of J. w. Harrison vs. the Southern Pacific railroad com pany. for damages. a motion was
 made entering Frank DOan as asso-
 nate counsel
 An order was entered on the min
 utes fixing April as the date tor hearing the return on the sale ot
 real estate in the H. B. Hanscom es- tate.
 The case of Wm Kline vs. Joe and Ida Kline is on trial this afternoon, and involyts the question of title to property in Douglas. The case will probably take at least two days | 10 try. as there are a large number ! of witnesses on both sides to be i heard
 New Suits Filed The Southern Pacific railroad com pany has brought suit in the suF sr- for court against Tom Fulghum to ! quiet title to a section Of land ly- | ing in the vicinity of Wilcox. which they claim was deeded to them by | the government at the time the right | Of way was granted to them. Maud Kelly has brought suit in the i court against William Kelly for di- ! vorce, on the ground of deseI ton.
 Jury Question Still Up 1 There will be no grand or trial jury drawn in Cochise county until l the emergency bill now before the ' legislature is passed and becomes @ [ law. A bill remedyins the present | defect in the old law. which requires | the juries to be drawn by the pro- late judge. clerk of the court and l sheriff. has already been introduced i in both houses of the legislature and passed to the second reading. and in all probability will be passed dur ing the Tresent week It is said that the new law substitutes the county recorder instead oi the pro- bate judge. The criminal business ID all the counties of the state has been hung up on this account, and no criminal business transacted. eN- cept in Pima county, where they l went ahead under the old law. In all probability the matter will be straightened out so that a grand and trial jury can be summoned during the early part Of next month. For Good Roads
 The board of supervisors, while in | session yesterday, had up for dis ! cussion the roads Of Cochise county, and it is the determination Of the | board to take definite steps to fix up drst-class roads in the county. The clerk was instructed to advertise for bids for the furnishing of a carload | Of culyerts and an eleyating grader
 and scrarer. Bids will be opened at | the next meeting Of the board.