Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-01
LAW AND MOTION DAY IN SUPERIOR COURT;
 APPEAL TO BE MADE
Davidovich Case is Up for Ar gument Before Judge Lock- wood on the Motion for a New Trial.

TOMBSTONE, March 31. (Special)
 Tomorrow will be law and motion day in the Superior Court and Judge
 Lockwood expects to clear up lot of
 business that has been continued from time to time on account of the trail of cases before the jury. A number of
 probate matters will also be attended
 to that have also been postponed.
 One of the most interesting cases that will come up tomorrow will be the argument for motion for new trial in the case of Steve Davidoyich or Steve Davis, is sometimes known as a. gainst the Superior & Pittsburg Min ing Company. The case was tried last month and the jury brought in a yer dict for damages in the sum of $10.000 After the trial the defendants produc-
 ed affidavits to the effect that the plaintiff had injured one of his eyes in Globe while in the employ of the Old Dominion Copper Company sever al years ago and that it was not in- jured at the time that he said it was while he was in the employ of the Su- perior and Pittsburg Company. The plaintiff now has secured affidavits and testimony to show that he is not the same man that was injured in Globe. There promises to be some in teresting developments in the case to- morrow. Several witnesses have been summoned by each side and it will take considerable time to dispose of the case.
 In the case of Winnie s. Minica, as administrator of the estate of Jesus Rodriguez, deceased, against the Cop per Queen Mining Company for dam ages in the sum of s1O,000, the argu- ment on the motion for removal to the United States Court at Tucson will be heard. The motion is being made by the defendants. R. N. French will appear for the plaintiff and EllinwoOd & Ross for the defendants.
 The law points in the case of E. M. Quirk ys Tom Hatton, Pat Hatton and John Hatton, an action for recovery of money, will also be heard. The case comes from Dos Cabezas, all of the parties being residents of that camp.
 A motion for new trial in the case of the West Publication Company vs S. K. Williams, will be heard. The case was tried recently and the jury brought in a verdict in favor of the plaintiff.
 Several default divorce cases will also be taken up.
 To Go To Florence.
 Judge Lockwood will leave Wednes- day for Florence, where, on Thursday be will render his decision in the Lobb vs Ayenente ct al Water case, which will settle all con- regarding the normal flow of water in the Gila river, appropriat- ed for the use of lands about Florence and Casa Grande. The suit involves 250 defendants and many thousands of acres of land. Judge Lockwood has been at work on the voluminous testi- mony and briefs taken from, the record prepared by Referee John Walker. The suit has been a friendly one and was brought for the purpose of determin- ing the amount of water each one of the settlers was entitled to. The Judge expects to be back Friday even- iHS SO tlldl tdl OpCh tOhlt OAl t1at7 urday morning following.
 Arrested in San Diego.
 John s. McFadden, of Boulder, Colo rado. who was arrested in San Diego on Wednesday on a charge of forgery, is wanted in Bisbee for passing bad check in the sum of s1S0 on the Citi zens Bank & Trust Company, few weeks ago. It may be that efforts will be made to extradite him provided the California authorities want to give him up or some other state does not want him. According to the story told by McFaGden to the arresting officers in San Diego, he has left string of bad checks all over the west and has passed a number in Los Angeles. He is about twenty-six years old and is a graduate of the University of Colorado and member of the Sigma Phi Ep- silon fraternity and has victimized number of the members of that siciety. He has a wife living in Colorado. Me { Fadden will not be brought back here unless the other officers fail to make a case against him as the officers here feel that if they can convict him in the county should not be put to that expense of bringing him back and his conviction any place would have the same results as bring ing him back here at great expense. Telegrams have been sent asking whether or not he will be tried by the in California and upon the reply Sheriff Wheeler will decide