Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-18
DIVORCE ACTIONS IN
 SUPERIOR COURT ARE CROWDING THE DOCKET
Many Cases Filed Petitioning the Judiciary to Sever Their Married Status. Marriage Licenses Continue.

Licenses Continue. TOMBSTONE. April 17.-(SpeciaD That the martial relations of a num- Der of couples on the sea of matri- mony in Cochise is subject to violent storms and wrecks is very evident from the number of actions that have been filed during the past few days that ask for a severence. Florentina Y. Orosco alleges in her complaint for divorce that Selso Orosco, her husband, whom she mar ried in Lowell on April 15. 1915. has been guilty of extreme cruelty toward her on a number of occasions and that he has thrown her out of the house on a number of times and that she has been compelled, in the middle of the night, on sevefal occasions, co seek shelter in the homes of neigh bors.
 Frank E. Schmidt, of Bisbee, has brought suit for divorce against Josie Schmidt, whose residence is given as San Francisco, on the grounds of a violation of her marriage vows ac- cording to statutory charges. They were married in Bisbee in March, 1906.
 Abraham Dollar, of Douglas, wants a decree of divorce from Rosa Dollar on the grounds of desertion. They were married in New York on January 1904
 Vera C.. Graham of Bisbee has brought suit against Dayton E Gra- ham for divorce. on the grounds of non support. They were married in Phoe- nix few years ago.
 Francis A. Champaigne. who resides in Pirtleville. alleges in her complaint that Stanislaus Champaigne has been cruel to her and has caused her much mental anguish and suffering and therefore asks the court to dissolve the bonds of matrimony.
 J. R. Garner, of Douglas, asks the court to give him a free clearance from Emma Garner on the grounds that she has deserted him. They were married in Douglas in Septem- Der, 1911.
 Annie Alevojovich of Bisbee wants a decree of divorce from Barto Alevo- jovich on the grounds of desertiOn. The couple were married in the old country in 1905.
 Joseph R. Thomas asks the court to grant him a certificate of divorce on the grounds that his wife, Clara Thomas, has not been faithful to him in that she left him several years ago and since that time has never lived with him.
 Donna E. Sheppard of Douglas, in her action for divorce. alleges that her husband, Josse P. Sheppard. has been guilty of number of acts of cruelty toward her and therefore she asks to be given a judgment. The couple were married in Denver in 1914
 Gladys B. Black. of Wilcox, says that her. husband, Frank P. Black, has been treating her cruelty and she wants the court to allow her to be come a single woman again. She alleges that they were married in Deming in August, 1915. and that Oh 3 number of occasions he has beaten her up with his fists.
 Bliss Tickets.
 While there is a large number of divorce actions being filed showing that all is not smooth sailing in the sea of matrimony, there are as many others who are willing to take chance, as is evident from the num- Der of marriage licenses that have been issued in the same time of the filing of the divorce actions. They are as follows:
 Lawrence C. Hickey of Dos Catezas to wed Mildred 4. Phillips, of the same place; Walter Lee Aston to wed Margaret E. Sampson, both of Garces; Edward Leepe to wed Henrietta Bart lett, both of Bisbee; J. R. Covington to wed Francis Bohlsen, both of Bis bee; Emil Feltman to wed Fanny Martini, both of Bisbee; c. A. Gates to we'd Amy Salmon, both of Bisbee: Alfred H. Hawkins to wed Delfina D. Salano, both of Douglas: EdwardfIT T. Cleary to wed Refugio Gaglio, both Of Douglas: John R. Johnson to wed EliZabth C. Dawson, both of Douglas; Harry Epperson to wed Maud Powers, both of Douglas; Andrew J. Connolly, of Cochise, to wed Lucy NJ. Kidd, of Fl Paso; James w. Lanyon to wed Florence Maddernfi both of Bisbee; Earl W. Taylor to wed NinaA. Kidd, both of Bisbee.
 Committed to Industrial School.
 Francisco Ortega, a Mexican youth from Bisbee, has been committed to- the State Industrial School by Judge Lockwood in the juvenile department of the superior court. He was ac- cused of a number of thefts and had become beyond the control of his mother. who asked to have him placed in that institution. He will be taken to the school by an attache of the sheriff's office.