Bisbee daily review., 1916-01-08
CRIMINAL CALENDAR
 WILL BE READ THIS
 AFTERNOON IN COURT
Sheriff's Office Busy Securing Special Venire of Fifty Ju- TOTS. Land Commissioners Working in Cochise.

There was little doing in the superior Scourt today. The two youths from Bowie were before the judge of the juvenile department and were placed under probation under the care of the probation officer and are to report regularly. They were allowed to re- turn to their home at Bowie.
 The Superior and Pittsburg Mining company. yesterday. had complaints placed in the hands of the sherif's Stantz, J. V. Frank and Lee Perry. to recover land that is at present oc- cupied by the defendants but which is on mining property. belonging to the plaintiff. The suit is to settle the | title. The defendants. were notified sometime since to more from the ground but refused to do so. The papers were sent by the seriff's office to Deputy Hopkins at Warren. The Copper City Brewing company has brought suit against w. s. Camp bell for deht and foreclosure of a mortgage that they hold on the de fendant's property in Courtland.
 An order was entered in the estate of w. s. Arksey. deceased. appointing the appraisers to make a report on the property in Bisbee.
 In the estate of Daniel Clarence Hiatt. an order was entered confirm ing the sale of the Bisbee property.
 In the estate of Michael McFadden, an order was also entered confirming the sale of personal property.
 The call of the criminal calendar will be made tomorrow afternoon and is expected that most of the criminal cases will be set down for trial as both the court and the county attor- ney are anxious to get the criminal docket out of the way so that the civil jury business that has been ac- cumulating can be reached. The criminal work will take at least five or six weeks unless there are a num- Der of pleas of guilty at the last mom- ent or a number of cases are con tinued.
 Gathering Land Data.
 John E. Aitchison, senior land ap- praiser of the division of valuations of the interstate commerce conimis- sion. with headquarters at San Fran cisco, was in the city yesterday, checking up the land valuations along the right of way of the Southern Pa cific Railroad company. He was se- euIinS Information in the assessors )fice while here. He is at present engaged in checking up the valuation liong the right of way of the above company from San Francisco to New OrlCals. He visits every county seat l1d checks up with the assessor in very county through which the road runs. He is this far on his way east ie has already been several weeks in fe field and expects to put in several l4o.e before he reaches New Orleans. He left today for New Mexico where he will check up the land in Grant county.
 After Jurors.
 Sheriff Wheeler and his deputies are at work selecting the fifty jurors who will report for duty on Monday morning next to serve as trial jurors for the coming term of the superior court. The jurors are being selected from all parts of the county. Twenty will be from the Warren District; ten from Douglas; three from Benson and St. David; two from Paradise; three from Bowie; three from San Simon; three from Willcox, and the balance from other parts of the county. The first case on the docket will be the Olds case.
 Land Commissioners.
 Tombstone has been visited during the past two days by several members of the state land commission. Depu- ties F. J. Miller and Ben Clark came in yesterday and will be in this vici- nifty for several days. They have been at work selecting land in the eastern part of the county, along the Chiri- cahua Mountains and in the vicinity of the Bowman ranch about ten miles east of Tombstone and will be in that section for several days. This morn ing State Land Commissioner w. A. Mouer arrived during the forenoon with Clark of the. dm.hnxsIfvbgkqjcm with the clerk of the board of super visors, A. c. Karger. and Supervisor John Rock. on a trip to Bisbee and Douglas. They will return in the morning and the commissioner, with the members of the board of super visors will meet here and go over the selections that have been made il the county and arrangements made to appraise some of the land with a view of selling it to the parties desiring to purchase.
 More Divorce Aations.
 Florence May Kelly has brought suit in the superior court . against John l. Kelly for divorce on the grounds of cruelty. O. Gibson is the attorney for the plaintiff.
 Hattie Burrows has brought simi ' lar action against Fred A. Burrows