Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-28
JUDGE LOCKWOOD
 ADJOURNS ID HOLD
 SESSION IN N0GALES
Injunction Case And David ovich Case From Bisbee Are Continued Until Tues day. Other News

TOMBSTONE, April 27.-(Special0 Owing to Judge Lockwood being called to Nogales to hold court on ac- count of the Illness of Judge O'Con- nor, there will be no session held in the Superior Court until next week. The cases that were set for next Saturday have been continued until Tuesday This will include the Truax injunction case as well as the arguments in the motion for new trial in the Davidovich case.
 A number of divorce cases were also set for that date and all of the attor- neys that were interested in the case have been notified to appear and to notify their cleints.
 The court was busy today in the trail of several civil cases and will leave in the morning for Nogales.
 Clerk of the Superior Court Ed James has received the necessary blanks now from the department at Washington that are necessary for citizens who wish to go to the Old Counry. He made an application for the passport blanks number of weeks ago but the department was slow in sending them. He now has full supply, with the necessary information for all who are interested. Severai have secured passports during the past week.
 Deputy Sheriff Jenkins was over from Johnson yesterday bringing three Mexicans, who are held to await the action of the Superior Court on the charge of grand larceny. They were caught carrying off a considerable amount of tungsten concentrates. At the Draper Camp near Dragoon, 30 Mexicans were discharged on account of their high grading. The men are encouraged in this sort of work by a number of parties who visit the var ious camps in that locality and buy the ore from the MeXicans, when they known that it has been stolen. An effort is now being made to secure the arrest and conviction of some of these men, but it is hard to connect them directly with the purchase as the ore is hard to identify.
 Clerk of the Board of Supervisors A. c. Karger returned today from a three-weeks visit to his old home in Texas. He reports having had a most excellent time, but tells some fishing stories that most of his friends are skeptical in believing.
 Many Sill Delinquent.
 County Treasurer Harry Ross states that there are still several hundred of tax payers that have failed to send Af taxes for this year and that among them are a number of the larger cor iporations. There is yet but three days in which the taxes can be paid before they become delinquent. The work of the past few days has in increased and several hundred have sent in their remittances and it will take until next week to get out the receipts for these. The others will be held up in the order in which they are received.
 Boot Leggers Sentenced.
 Sam Johnson and Joe Morgan, who were arrested at Bowie by Deputy Sheriff Fruit entered pleas of guilty and were sentenced to serve term of thirty days in the county jail and to pay fine of s25 each. They were caught with two suit cases filled with pint flasks of whiskey
 Material Arrives.
 The balance of the material for the cable toll line for the new system which is to be installed in Tombstone by the Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company, has arrived and work of installation is to begin at once by Manager Harry Evans and force. The poles have been here for some time and the work of installation has been held up pending the arrival of the material. When completed Tomb stone will have modern telephone system.