Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-27
DAMAGE ACTIONS HOLD SWAY IN THE SUPERIOR
 COURT OF TOMBSTONE
Several Have Been Filed with
 the Clerk of inc Superior Court During the Past Few
 Days. Other News.

superior court. During the past few
 days two have been filed.
 T. R. Brandt, as administrator oi
 the estate of Fabian Orozco, has
 brought suit aga1nst the Cobrizo Min
 ing company, of Johnson, for damages
 in the sum of S5U,OO0 The complaint alleges that Orozco was in the employ Oi the company as miner and was receiving S5.50 a day; that on May 18th, 1915, while so employed, he en- tered a bucket to be lowered into the
 shaft and that while being lowered
 into the shaft the hook on the bucket
 gave way, and that he fell a distance
 of two hundred feet and was so in jured that he died from the effects thereof within a short time. That the said Orozco was the father of five
 minor children and that the suit is brought for the interests of the chill dren in the estate. Attorneys A. A. Worsley and 0. Gibson appear for the plaintiff.
 Earl Mckinney, of Douglas, has brought suit against the Bank of Doug las for damages in the sum of S20,000. The complaint alleges that on Or about the third day of May, 1916, the plain tif was the owner of a certain dairy near Douglas and that the defendant brought suit against him. alleging that he was indebted to them in the sum of $2,650, of which amount was covered by security; that the bank at that time had a writ of attachment is sued against him and that the sheriff, in executing the said writ, took pos session of the dairy and all accounts and is now running said dairy to the loss of the plaintiff herein. and that the bank refuses to acknowledge his checks and that by this act on the part of the bank he has been damaged in the sum of s20,0O0 The complaint alleges that the property held is valued at S25,00O. Messrs. Beumler and Miller appear for the plaintiff.
 Jennie D. Elliot, of Bisbee, through her attorney. Alexander Murray, has brought suit ro quit title and to ac- ouire an accounting against the Provi- dent Mutual Building and Loan Asso- ciation to property in Bisbee. The complaint alleges that the plaintiff was the owner of the property and that in the year 1909 she gave a deed to the property to the defendant to secure a loan and that the company was to hold the property until the principal and interest was paid. The 1 sents of the property were also to be l applied to the money due and they ] were to collect them as they have | been doing since that year She al | leges that the money has all been | paid and that there is a balance due ] her. hence the petition asking for an accounting.
 New Trial, Maybe.
 In the case of DavidOvich vs. the | Superior Pittsburg Mining company for damages, an, order was made | granting the defendant a new trial i provided that they advance the costs l of preparing a new suit by the plain tiff in the sum of not more than $2,000. | The defendant was given ten days in which to accept or reject the order | of the court. The case was tried last February and the plaintiff secured a ! judgment for s10,000 on the grounds | that his eyes had been injured in the | mines of the company. After the case had been tried affidavits were sevured | to the effect that the plaintiff, Davido- [ vich. had been injured in the Old , Dominion mine at Globe in one of his eyes and it was on these affidavits that the defendant asked for a new trial.
 Wants Marriage AnnuIed.
 A request was received at the | clerks office today that asks for the annulment of marriage The letter which was written from Dragoon, | states that the writer was married to | a lady from El Paso on the 18th of | April, by the justice of the peace at 1 Cochise, and that after she had lived with the writer for three days she left him without any cause and return ed to Fl Paso. He now asks the clerk ! to cancel the marriage. He forgot to also ask for the refund of the two dollars that was paid for the license. 1 This will, ID doubt, be sent at the same time that the cancellation is seHt by the clerk.
 Restraining Order Served
 United States Deputy Marshal James Mcdonald, of Bisbee, was in the city today to serve upon County Attorney John F. Ross a copy Of the restrain. ing order issued out of the U S. court in the case of the Copper Queen Min ing company vs. the Arizona Corpora- tion Commission. The case is en- titled Copper Queen Mining Company vs. Wiley F. Jones. as Attorney Gen eral of the State of Arizona, John F. Ross. as county attorney og Cochise county and George O. Hilzinger, coun- .ty attorney of Pima county. The order restraints the officials from bringing any criminal action against the com pany until the matter is heard in the United States court on the 18th of June. The suit is one that involves the right of the Copper Queen com pany 10 do business in the state of Arizona on account of having trans ferred a case to the federal court re- gently, full particulars of which were