Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-29
ROSENSTEIN LOSES
 SUIT FOR DAMAGES
 IN SUPERIOR COURT
Jury Awards Reay and John- son $l27.10, Actual Cost of Repairing Car. Suit was Outgrowth of Accident.

was taken up today in the trial of the case of J.W. Reay and Harvey Johnson vs. Sa Rosenstein for dama- ges in the sum of $500. The complaint alleges that on March 2S. the plaintiff was driving a car in the vicinity of Douglas and that the defendant was also driving a car and that the said defendant lost control of his car and ran into the plaintiff and damaged his car to the extent of $50 0the amount asked for. The complainant also asks for the costs of suit, etc. The following jury was selected to try the case: Wm. Baskwell, F. w. Gordon, Randolph Renser, w E. Keenan, Thos. Mounier, Jared Treio, J. w. Butler. NJ. w. Bostwick, Wm. Pearce, s. N. Gordon, T. c. Collins and Arthur F. Griesinger. The jury brought in yer dict for the plaintiff in the sum of i $126.1O, the cost of the repairs to the machine.
 In the case of E. P. Dupen vs. Thos. Higgins and the Higgins Leasing com pany an order was entered setting March 11th as the date of hearing the law point.
 In the case of E. NJ. Quirk vs. Tom Ratton, ct al, March 11th was set as the date for heairng the law points.
 In the case of Alma Gardner vs. G. H. Gardner, March 4th was set as the date for hearing the motion for them porary alimony.
 In the case of the Fl Paso Phono- graph company vs. William Finley, a default was entered and judgment en- tered for the plaintiff.
 In the case of Gertrude G. Dossett vs. William H. Dossett, a decree of divorce was entered. The plaintiff is a resident of Bisbee and the defend ant of Douglas.
 In the case of Louis Gonor vs. Els periza Gonor a decree for divorce was entered.
 |, In the case of Cochise County vs. George Strickland, March 11th was set for the hearing of the motion to set aside the judgment that had been en- tered in the case.
 t The case of the West Publishing Go. vs. s. K Williams for debt is set for trial in the morning as is also the case of T. p. Cowan vs. E. K. Springer, both are action for debt.
 Convicts Go Through.
 7 Two truck loads of convicts have been at work on the state highway in Tombstone Canyon, were taken through here today on their way to Maricopa county where they are to be put to work on the bridge in the vicinity of Arlington. There are about fourteen still at the camp engaged in packing up the material which will take about a week, then they, too, will be moved.
 They have completed all the work to be done in Cochise county for some time The road was completed to this side of the divide between the Bisbee Canyon and the Extension. The old grade during the past week has been gone over and the rut5 filled up so that for a distance of 12 miles from Bisbee there is now a fist class road. The road from Extension Ito this city is in need of some work and it should be attended to at once
 The city council this evening will take up the matter of using the pres ent chain gang in cleaning up the city streets and if they decide to use them the material hauled off the streets will be dumped in the fill at the edge of town and the sharp curve on the road there done away with. as there have been several serious accidents at this point
 The county through County Engi- neer's office and the Board of Super visors have given permission for the use of one of the large iron culverts to be placed at that point It will be a material improvement over the pres ent road.
 May Be Recalled. Advices received here from Bowie | are to the effect that petition is be- ! ing circulated there to have J. w. Pre- witt the present constable recalled. The information did not state who was to be the candidate to rum against him. It is said that the railroad em- i ployees at that point are behind the ] recall movement No official infor- nation has been received at the office Nof the Board of Supervisors so far in connection with the affair. Sentenced. ! Michael Murphy, who killed sar- geant Lawrence at Douglas some time ago. was sentenced to serve from ten years to life in the penitentiary.