Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-02
DOUGLAS WOMAN WED ID TWO MEN; DESIRES
 ANNULMENT OF ONE
Hattie Farr Thought First Husband Had Secured Di- vorce-But He Hadn't. She Now Wants Separation.

1 TOMBSTONE, Mar. l. (Special-The case of T. P. Cowan vs E. K. Springer was dismissed having been settled out of court.
 ! A decree of divorce was entered in the case of Sarah J. Lindahl vs Pete Lindahl.
 In the case of Maude Henderson vs Ramona Henderson, testimony was in- troduced and the case taken under ad- z Yisement pending the presentation of the proof of the publication of the summons. The plaintiff is resident of Bisbee and the present whereabouts of the defendant ars unknown. ] In the case of Steve Davidovich vs i the Superior and Pittsburg Mining Co., formal judgement was entered and the ! jury costs fixed at S10S added to the costs of the suit. Ten days were al- lowed the defendant to fix the motions etc on appeal.
 ! In the Tomich case against the same defendant judgement was entered and the costs of the jury fixed at SIP to be added to the costs of the case. The , usual ten days will be allowed in this case also.
 Wants Annullment of Marriage. Hattie Farr of Douglas has brought suit in the Superior court against Ed. A. Morris for an annullment of mar riage that was solemnized by them in September ,1915.- The complaint al leges that they were married in West , Virginia on the 14th day of September and that prior thereto she had been married to one Murray Jamison in Bisbee in March, 1913, and that in April, 1915. he deserted her andtold her that he was going 10 get divorce within thirty days, that soon after i ward she left Bisbee and went to | West Virginia and while there heard | from friends in Bisbee that he had se- cured his divorce and that after she l had received this word she was mar ried to Morris. That as soon es she ! received definite word that Jamison | had not secured a divorce she notified ! the defendant and came back to Ari- ! zona to have the matter settled and i hat she secured divorce from Jami- !. son and then offered to remarry Nor ! ris but that the latter refused so 10 do, i so that now she asks to have the mar riage annulled Dean and Doan are the plaintiffs attorneys.
 Suit For Separate Maintenance.
 Catherine r. Howe of Bisbee has 1. brought suit against Chas. w. Howe ! for separate maintenance. The com ] plaint alleges that the defendant de- serted her last month and refused to support her and caused notices to be published cutting off all credit with the stores of Bisbee. She asks for $40 a month for food and clothing and s14 month for house rent and the sum of S200 for attorneys fees. The mo- tion for the hearing on the alimony will be called up on March II. The complaint alleges that the defendant | is in the employ of the Copper Queen | Mining Company as powder man | and is earning about S5 day. Will l jams and Flanigan are the plaintiffs | attorneys.
 Suit To Quit Title.
 The Fl Paso and Southwestern R. R. ! Company has brought suit in the Su- | perior Court against George I. Hall to l quit title to land adjoining the right of way of the railroad company in the | vicinity of Silver Creek, east of Doug | las.
 Prisoners Sentenced.
 Two colored men, named Parker and ! Alexander. who were charged with l breaking into house in the vicinity | of Apache entered pleas of guilty this | afternoon and were sentenced to serve | term of not more than three years in | the penitentiary at Florence.
 Chas Chick and David Smythe, charged with breaking jai! at Naco, l