Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-19
DAMAGE ACTIONS ARE PLENTIFUL IN COURT
 AT THE PRESENT TIME
Many Suits Are Filed. Sheriff Wheeler Leaves For Phoe- nix to Request Extradition Papers on Calf. Executive

damages nave been Hleu III lne ou- perior court during the past few days among which are the following:
 Oscar Semola has brought suit a. gainst the Calumet and Arizona Min ing company for damages in the sum Iof 100000 and hospital fees in the sum of $500. The complaint alleges that the plaintiff was in the employ of the defendant company and while so injured was caved on so that his back was injured, and that he was compelled to stay in the hospital for a number of weeks and that he IS still injured and suffering from the effects of the injury. The alleged 1n- jury is said to have occurred on the 27th of September, 1915. Armstrong & Lewis are the attorneys for the plaintiff They are residents of Phoe- nix.
 The Douglas Music Co, has brought suit against Charles Eaton for debt in the sum of $73O alleged to be due on a contract for player piano. Both parties are residents of Bisbee.
 R. R. Heindselman. as guardian for Loyd Heindselman, has brought suit for damages in the sum of S10,OOO and for $330 hospital fees against Jno. Gleason and hi sson Edwin Gleason. The complaint alleges that Edwin Gleason was driving an automobile for his father on March 18th. 1915, ana while driving in the vicinity of the the Johnson Addition near Bisbee, that he struck the said Loyd Heindselman. and injured him, and that he was talk en to the hospital and held for num- Der of weeks and that he has been injured to the extent of SlO,0OO.
 J. NJ. Pardue has brought suit against Tina A. WillOughby and J. Griffin Willoughby for debt in the sum
 of s2475.2S alleged to be due on sev- eral promisory notes that were issued in Bowie several years ago and to secure which mortgage was given on land in the vicinity of Bowie. The complaint asks for judgment in that amount and for a foreclosure of the mortgage.
 J. w. Furr of Douglas has brought suit against F. w Doan ct ux>for debt in the sum of S272932 alleged to be due on promisOry notes and the inter lest thereon with attorney fees. The complaint asks for judgment and for a foreclosure of a mortgage on Doug las given to secure the notes.
 C. NJ. Renaud of Pearce has brought suit against the Middlemarch Miners Association for debt in the sum of $500. The complaint alleges that a part of this was for supplies fur nished to them and that the balance is for money furnished. The Miners association is an organization that took over the Middle March prope- ties afte they had been given up by George Michell and the miners have been working on the property them selves and shipping the ore to Douglas. A shipment of ore or rather the re turns on the same have been gar nisheed by the plaintiff in this action The shipment was to the Copper Queen Shelters in Douglas. w. G. Gil more is the attorney for the plain tiff.
 Leaves for Prisoner.
 Sheriff Harry Wheeler left for Phoe- nix where he will request of Cover nor Hunt a acquisition on Governor Johnson of California for the return Of E. C. Parkhurst to this county on a charge of grand larceny. Plank hurst is accused of having stolen a Ford automobile from one J. J O. Neil in Douglas about the Sth of March. Pankhurst was arrested in Los on a charge of carrying weapons and after his ar rest there it was discovered that he had the car with him. He has been | serving a part ia sixty day sen jsnce there for carrying concealed weapons but the authorities there are now willing to give him up. Sherih Wheeler expects to be back with his man about the first of next week.
 Taken to San Simon.
 Under Sheriff Guy Welch left this morning for Wilcox and San Si- mon where he took two prisoners, 1! q few days since on a charge of rape. | They will be given a preliminary ex- animation at San Simon before Judge | and then returned here to await the action of the superior | court. He also took along Francisco | Ortega. who has been committed to | the State Industrial School. MT. Welch | will also attend to some civil business | in the city of vTTllcoX before his re- turn.
 Money Coming Slowly.
 County Treasurer Harry S. Ross | states that the second payment of County taxes is now due but is not com ing in as fast as il should and that the time is getting short. He requests that the taxpayers send in their taxes as soon as possible as there is large number out and if they all wait until the last moment. it makes a rush of work in the office and delays the sending out of the receipts to the tax payers who then become impa- tient because they do not receive the receipt at once. The taxes become delinqunt on the FiTst of May and there is but twelve days more in which to pay them. There are num- Der of the large companies that have