Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-30
COURT CLEARS
 CIVIL CASES
Much Remains to Be Done Before Criminal Term Can Be
 Begun
SELL MINE PROPERTY

 | TOMBSTONE. March 29-(spec- ial)-The superior court is working night and day al present. in o~de. to clear up the cases that have been Set for trial during the past few days. The cases that were set have been delayed in trial on account of the Kline case. which has now been before the court for three days, and i it will probably take all of tomorrow To try that. The numerous amended answers and cnoss-complaints that were filed and submitted during the hrst day or two of the trial consumed a great deal of the time of the court. Last night court was in ses. sion until after nine o'clock. most ! or the time being taken up in the | trial or the case of Ritchey vs. Ritch. ey, from Douglas. Some of the tes- | umony in the case was rather spicy | at times on both sides. The court finally awarded the plaintiff, Mrs. Ritchey, the decree. and allowed her SlO0 for attorneys fees. and S2J a month alimony.
 In the case Of w. F. Stoner ys. the 1 Paradise Mining company, for debt, ] the case was submitted to the court, | decision to be rendered later.
 In the case Of Wm. R. Hearst vs E. Nj. Patterson. suit to recover on bond. the evidence was submitted and the case taken under advisemeut by the court
 Must Be Ready
 It behooves attorneys who have cases now set for trial in the super for court to be ready at the time they are set. or they will find the case dismissed. Judge Sutter has made it a rule that cases must be ready for trial at the time they are set down. and the hour has arrived for their trial. During the past few days two or three attorneys have barely escaped having their cases dismissed for want of prosecution, by not being on hand when the case was called for trial. One case was dismissed today, but the order was afterwards vacated when it was shown to the court that the attorney vas not really to blame
 To Correct Error
 Melrose BOnebrake and Walter Gripon. who are held under an in. dictment for the murder of J. Rhine hart. near Pirtleyille. were taken in to court this afternoon. and ordered held to await trial. In the minutes , of the district court. through an over. 5 sight, a minute entry in the case was overlooked, and the clerk failed tO mention in the same that the defend ants were ordered remlnded to the $ custody of the serih. In order to remedy this oVerisght, the defendants were taken into court and @ new or der made. This step was taken to { prevent any chance Of a writ of ha- beas corpus being sought ont in their behalf.
 Records Shipped
 The records of the United States court, which have been stored in the vault in the clerks office Of the su- perior court since the change was made, were yesterday boxed up and delivered over to the care of United l, States Marshal Overlook, who had . them shipped to Phoenix. Several volumes of the United States stat ,, utes were shipped to Globe, where they will be used l,
 Mining Property sold
 The property of the Pittsburg and { Arizona Gold and Copper Mining I company consisting of both real and personal property. was sold at sher- ( iffs sale today, and brought total | of $4,9J0 The sale was made under 1 an order Of execution issued from [ the district court in favor of the Du I quesne National Bank, which had SC i cured judgm for the sum Of S52,- | 432.S3. The personal property was ( sold at the property near Charleston [ this morning by Under Sheriff Welsh, and brought S45O. The mining claims and improvements were sold this ai- ( ternoon in front of the court house, ' and brought S4, 500. There are thir- E ty-four mining claims in the group, i and two mill sites. This leaves a deficiency judgment against the com : pany of over s47,000. The property was bid in by Mrs. Thos. Sherin. III behalf of the bank.
 New Calendars fer Court | Clerk of the superior court J. ;. James and his assistants have com pleted the work Of making up the new court calendars. and they will be ready for distribution the first Of next week There are something over 300 cases on the docket to be dls- posed of. including both civil and criminal. There are thirty-eight new cases which have been filed since the superior court was organized, on the civil side, and some eight or ten criminal cases.
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