Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-20
CIVIL AND CRIMINAL WORK OCCUPY TIME OF
 THE SUPERIOR COURT
Much Business Before the Coun- ty Tribunal; Cal Cox Given Un- til December 2; Other Crimin- al Actions Reviewed.

| nus uoeh thAth up lue pdhl two UT three days in the hearing of both civil and criminal actions, the latter, how ever, being the hearing of pleas of guilty.
 In the case of John l.. Short vs. Lou Shout of Douglas. a decree Of divorce was granted on the grounds of desertion.
 In the case of Abraham Scheap ct al vs. David Calisher, a motion was made continuing the case for further testimony on the 10th of December.
 In the case of the Standard Furni- ture company vs. H. B. Calisher, judg- ment was entered in favor of the plain ! tiff.
 In the case of o. B. Kelly vs the Providential Mutual Loan Association the plaintiff accepted to the ruling of the court on the demurrer md agreed to stand on the complaint and gave notice of appeal to the supreme court.
 In the case of the Huachuca Water company vs. J. B. Tomilson to quit title to a water right tn Miller Canyon in the Huachuoa Mountains. judgment was rendered in favor of the plaintiff.
 In the case of John w. Dolen vs J. I. Watson, an appeal case from Douglas, judgment was given to the defendant as the plaintiff failed to ap- pear.
 | In the case of Henrietta Schauffer vs. Roy Arthur Schauffer, a decree of 1 divorce was granted on the grounds of desertion and non-suppOrt.
 In the case of Grace B. Grisham vs Edward L. Grishom a similar order was made.
 An order was entered granting Cal Cox until December 2 to appear and be arraigned on the charge of murder instead of reporting on the 22nd at the time on which the other defend ants on bond are to be arraigned Manuel Acosta, who was held on charge of an assault with intent to i commi murder on a woman at Pearce. entered a plea of guilty to a charge ! of an assault with a deadly weapon and was sentences to serve a term of not less than one nor more than five | years in the state penitentiary. l R. l.. Price, who was arrested yes terday on a charge of introducing ] liquor into the state, entered a plea of guilty and was sentenced to serve term of twenty days in the county | jail and the payment of a fine of $25. ! Phice brought four pints of whiskey ! from Lordsburg
 G. Manaca, of pearce, also plead guilty to a similar charge and was given forty days and $25 Both l prisoners have been added to the road gang now at work just below town.
 After Jurors and Witnesses.
 Sheriff Wheeler and his deputies are at work throughout the county summoning jurors and witnesses who will be wanted here next week in the trial of the criminal cases. The Sher- in's office is being more successful than usual in finding those whose names have been drawn ol the jury list and expect to have enough on hand on Monday morning to begin the trial of cases, which is not usually the case. over thirty of the jurors have already been found and there are several precincts yet to be heard from that will increase the number
 Marriage Licenses Issued.
 During the past few days a number of marriage licenses have been issued to residents Of Cochise county, among them being the following:
 Bert R. Anderson, of Johnson, to wed Barbara Nichols of the same place; Jacob Flegler, of Johnson, to wed Jessie Sexton, of the same place; W. F. Spaulding of Bisbee to wed Alma Ruth Fletcher, Of Lowell; Otto II. Poitz to wed Ellen Maud Olmstead, both of Light: l.. G, Hathaway, of Lowell. to wed Carmen Truijo, of the same place; Harry Carrick to wed Van Siclen, both of Douglas; Lee Clayton Johnson to wed Florence Seyerin, both of Wilcox
 - County Sued for Damages. Attorney w. G. Gilmore, in behalf of Mrs Nellie Creisback, has brought suit against the county of Cochise for damages in the sum Of 1000, alleged . LO Ut uut lOA halAifAHNa aAoAhAiANA bAA her land in the vicinity of the St. David bridge on the San Pedro. The ] complain alleges that the county, by . the placing of storm ditches and the building of the road to the bridge, has caused the flood waters to damage her holdings in that sum- 1t further , alleges that she has filed a demand with the board of supervisors for that amount and that the board had refused , it.. The case will be tried later in | the term
 Seeking Information
 County Attorney Ross has received I letter from the prison officials ask f ing information in regard to w. w , Kermeen aud his alleged insanity They are desirous of finding out what
 his actions were at the time he was k held in the county jail here and his actions during the trial. lt is probable
 that Sheriff Wheeler and others may '- be called to Florence to testify in the !. hearing that is to be held there be tween now and the 18th of December Y tO which time he has been reprieyed