Bisbee daily review., 1916-01-29

the owner of a certain team of horses and wagon, one of the horses of the Iteam had dangerous disposition and was given to running away, which fact was we'll known to the defendants that on the day in question the said lteam ran away and ran into the plain ltiff's automobile and damaged it in the tsum of S465.32 as it cost that much to have the same repaired. That while the machine was being repaired they were deprived of the use of the same and were damaged to the extent of S27O. They ask for judgement in the sum of s7S532.
 Marriage Licenses.
 The following marriage licenses have been issued out of athe clerks office during the past week:
 J. B. Ross of San Simon to wed Eliz- abeth B. O,Brien of Los Angeles.
 Will E. Battle of Ft. Huachuca to wed Mary Carranza of Nogales.
 James Anderson to wed Antonia Va llenoia, both of Douglas.
 Chas. T. Cash 10 wed Pearl E. Flow CTS, both of Douglas.
 George R. Meredith of Bisbee, to wed Regina E. Heyne of Phoenix.
 John E. Cress of Bisbee to wed Maud E. Crawford of Los Angeles.
 w. R. Strong of Hamlin, Texas, to wed Maude E. Waller of Wilcox.
 Alex Sundstrom to wed Edna Sund- man, both of Bisbee.
 Louis Baeur to wed Cuquita Diaz, both of Douglas.
 W. L. Owens to wed Elsie St. John, both of Bisbee.
 Sending Out Blanks. County School Superintendent, Miss Minnie Lintz and her assistant Miss Fay Kennedy are busy sending out blanks to the fifty odd school districts in the county for the purpose of talk ing the usual annual school census. The law requires that it be taken an nually and all the children of the dis tricts between the ages of six and twenty-one are listed as well as their parents and the nativity of the child as well as that of the parents. The census must be completed and return ed by the 1st of April. It is thought that the census this year will show a decided increase oyer that of last year The apportionment of the State fund is based on the number of children listed.
 Failed to Reach Johnson.
 Clerk of the Board of Supervisors A. C. Karger and foreman Curtis start ed to Johnson Wednesday to prepare for the work of starting the branch county jail at that point. They start ed out in the county machine but when they reached a point between Cochise and Pearce they were obliged to turn back The water from the melting snow in the foothills of the Dragons was coming down and the entire country was flooded. They could truck with the prisoners and material that was 70 be used in the pail could not get through so that the entire par ty turned back. The prisoners will be used here for few days longer and another attempt made to get through. The Board will construct this jail on the same plan as was used in building the womans apartments here and ex- pect to save several hundred dollars there as they did here being able to build them at that figure under the bids submitted asked for.
 Working on Civil Work Judge Lockwood while he is not en- gagged in the criminal business in the court is putting in his spare moments in reviewing the cases that he has un- der dvisement. He has been at work for some time on the Gleeson-Costello case and yesterday several amend ments were made by the plaintiff to the third amended complaint This was done with the consent of the de- fendart and will straighten out num- Der of questions that were somewhat tangled. It is expected that decision in this case will be rendered before many weeks. It will be looked for with interest as the case has aroused considerable interest through the coun ty on account of the prominence of the parties to the suit and the amount of money and property involved.
 He is also working on the case of the County vs L. J. Mccartney and J. B. Merck This case was brought by the county to recover the amount of the bond in the case of the State vs II. B. Russell. Russell. after being con victed of selling intoxicating liquor, skipped out. The County is now try ing to recover the amount of the bond. S1.000. A demurrer has been filed to the complaint and this is the question