Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-22
DAVID DAVIDOVICH
 CASE ARGUMENTS IN
 THE SUPERIOR COURT
Law And Motion Day Will Be Had Today. Important Af- fdavits Expected to Be h. troduced In Arguments

row will be law and motion day in
 the superior court. The principal
 case that will come up is that of lEe
 motion for a new trial in the case of David Davidoyich against tine Superior
 & Pittsburg Mining Company. The case was tried in February and the plaint.h secured judgment for s10.00O. Afterward adidavits were produced which tended to snow that the plain tiff had been injured in the same eye, which he claims was put out in
 the employ of the s. Gs P., in the Old Dominion Mine at Globe several years ago, and that Davidovich had been identified as the same man. The plaintiff now claims to have some i'm portant affidavits that they will intro duce tomorrow tending to show that the plaintiffs eye was alright after
 he had left the employ of the ola Dominion and that he passed through a port of entry at Boston and that the examining physician failed to notice any injury to the eye at that time. Some interesting developments may be looked for in the case before it is finally decided.
 Besides the DavidOvich case there are a number Of other cases that the to be called for the setting of the law points before the cases come up for trial.
 The trial of civil, non-jury cases
 will be called on Monday and will l take up the time of the court until the third week in may at which time the trial of criminal cases will again be taken up.
 | Wants information.
 The sheriff's office is in receipt or several letters making inquiries of missing parties among which are the ! following:
 Mrs. J. NJ. Garrett of Beardstrom. Illinois. writes and asks for the loca- | ton of Fred Guyse. who was last ! heard of in Bisbee. and whose father is in a dying condition and wants to hear from him.
 J. D. Conversion of Arnbia, Indiana, writes asking the office to locate a son who is supposed to be working in , Bisbee under the name of Comstock ] His right name is F. NJ. Conversion | He is described as being 31 years of age. dark complexion, about five feet, ten inches tall, and has the index finger of his right hand off. His fath- CT wishes to hear from him. Mrs. l.. J. Ellis, of Floyd. New Mexico. wishes to locate her son who [ ia ct 10 Fike milk ranch near Naco. Several letters written by her to him have Deen returned from the NacO post office. She is anxious to hear from him on account of his interests in that place.
 Mrs Emma Hunt of St. Louis, Mo, is anxious to locate her brother, Richard Krutz. who is about twenty years old. light curley hair He is a ranch hand. His mother is very i'll and his sister is trying to locate him.
 The Salvation Army at Chicago has written the office asking them to try and locate one Roy HecoX. He is described as being about 36 years old. , feet 9 inches tall; auburn hair; brown eyes; very small scar on the fore head and his left arm is off at the shoulder The request is made in behalf of his mother.
 Any one knowing the whereabouts of any of the aDove or anything con corning them will confer a favor on the sherifiTs office by calling them up and giving such information as they might have so that the sheriff C. communicate with the anxious parents who are trying to locate their missing ones.
 Win Resign Soon.
 Arthur Ives, who has been acting as deputy country treasurer under treasurer Harry Ross for the past two years, will resign shortly and spend his time in visiting various parts Of the county in making his campaign for the nomination of the office of county recorder. Ives will be succeeded in the treasurer's office by Vaughn Wood. of Douglas. who is at present in the employ of the Fl Paso and Southwestern Railroad com pany as an engineer. The change will probably be made about May l.
 Sending Out BIanks. County Recorder owen Murphy and his deputies are busy with extra woIS these days in fixing up and sendins out the necessary registration rlanks that are to be used for the coming election The registration begins on Monday. May l. There are forty eight precincts in the county that have to be supplied and registration officers appointed At the close Of the last registration there were 12.Sll names on the list and it is expected that this year the number will be in creased to over 15.O00 In the larger precincts there will be a number Of extra registration officers appointed to take care of the voters besides the justices of the peace.
 Round Ups at Work. The spring roundup of the cattle owners of Cochise has already started. ! The Chiricahua Cattle company and the ranchers i nthe Sulphur Springs valley. in the vicinity Of Pearce are at work along the DragoOn Mountains this week, having starred at the Bro phy windmill and are working north. They will work as far north as Will cox The Four Bar outfit is now working in the vicinity of the Home