Bisbee daily review., 1916-08-18

be concluded early Saturday so that the court will be able to take up number of pressing civil matters on that date.
 Among the matters to be heard on that date is the injunction case against the board of supervisors and the coun- ty treasurer to prevent them from making payment of the claim filed by Thiel Detective Agency for service rendered in securing evidence against tn seIlors of intoxicating liquors. County Attorney Ross is of the Opin- ion that it will not take long to dispose of this matter as in addition to the fact thst similar claims have been allowed in a number of other counties in the state there are cases cited from four other states in simi- lar cases where the application was made and the injunction denied.
 One case from Oregon is practically identical with the present case. the same agency have rendered services there the same as in Cochise county The injunction was denied in that in stance. In addition to these prece- dents the law of Arizona gives author ity to a county attorney to secure eVl- dence, the expense to be paid from the county funds. and the board of su- pervisors is authorized to pay any proper expense incurred by the county attorney. One of the applicants for the injunction, Al Field, according to the records of the Superior Court, pleaded guilty to charge of selling liquor without a license when the state was still wet and was fined the sum of $50 while another of the appli- cants, J. B. Murchison, was a witness for the state in that instance. The writ of mandamus against County Recorder Murphy to change the name of J. B. Chapman on the register will also be heard on that date.
 The preliminary examination of the Lowell bootleggers is also set on that date. so that there promises to be plenty to keep the court busy if there is not a case to be tried before thejury. There is a rumor here to the effect that the hearing on the present boot logging cases will be heard before the supreme court on August 18th when a test case will be made of the French case. It is the intention of the attor- neys to submit to that body the right of the superior court to hear case where the defendant has not had a preliminary examination, .contesting the right of the county attorney to file the information direct. County attorney Ross will go to Phoenix to argue the matter before that body.
 Arthur Notman and D. A. Richard son of Bisbee answered their names as trial jurors in the court this morn ing and were duly qualified.
 Francisco Quintas of Douglas charged with burglary was brought into court and entered a plea of guilty to burglary in the second degree and was ordered released on a suspended sentence for five years.
 New Suits Filed.
 The following actions have been filed in the superior court during the past few days:
 Luke S. Medigovich vs. the E. P. X S. w. railroad company for damages in the sum of S25O.
 George T Kirkland vs. Jess Watson, appeal from the justice court.
 Earnest C. A. Barber vs. Neil Me Millen. for accountaining, both parties are residents of Wilcox.
 Harland A. Nichols vs. Olive May Nichols. action for divorce.
 Grace I. Hamilton of Bisbee vs. Ray mond H. Hamilton action for divorce. John s. Perazich has filed suit against the c. & A. Mining company for damages in the sum of SlO,Ooo. The complaint alleges that the plain tiff had two of his toes injured by copper matte falling on them during the month of September 1915 and that they are still stiff and sore.