The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-12-05
amount of $10. 70.
 Sues for Divorce.

amount of $10. 70.
 Sues for Divorce.
 Ethel Merrill Shoemaker has enter ed a suit for divorce against G. S. Shoemaker.
 Sues for Amount of Promisory Note.
 Eugene Schwab, through his attor- ney L. Kearney, this week entered suit against Ira Harper and wife and Harry Kirst and wife, the action be- ing for the payment of a ppromisory note, in amount $500, given by Ira Harper and wife to the plaintiff, the note being secured by lots Nos. 5 and in North Clifton. The lots were later sold by Harper and wife to Nora Kirst, wife of Harry Kirst, CTS at the time knew that he, the plaintiff, held mortgage against the property.
 Apply for Teachers Certificate.
 An examination was held by Coun- ty School Superintendent J. W. Aker on Monday, Dec. 1, in his offices at the county court house. Ten .ap- plicants, the names of whom follow, were present: Mrs Pearl Williams, Thomas, Miss Lou McDuffy, Miss Jennie Lou Shugart, Miss Florence Bennie, Miss Eulah Hope, Miss Ellen Davis, Miss Hallie Martin, and S.. R. Davis. All of these applicants, with one exception are at present teaching in the county schools. One vacancy has been reported to Super intendent Aker, that being at the Blue school, in the Cosper communi- ty in the Blue river section. The teacher who resigned week since. Mrs Kate Arc1er, complained that her salary paid was not he amount she expected to obtain. At present this arf ool has no teacher, though it is hoped to soon fill the vacancy. The salary is $100 per month.
 ca:e Set for Holding O. Teachers
 Institute.
 County School Superintendent J. w. Aker states that he has decided ing date for the Greenlee County Teachers Institute, the sessions Of which will be held in Clifton. X splendid program is being arranged for this meeting, and it is confidently expected that the sessions will result in splendid results. State Superin- tendent Case will be present. As yet the program is not sufficiently formu- lated for publication, though a num- Der of the most important subjects have been assigned. The following teachers have been appointed by MT. Aker for the purpose of drafting the program: Miss Lucy Kerby, Miss Vioal M. Freeland, Miss Elizabeth Trumpas. Superintendent Aker was in Morenci several days this week, in consultation with MT. Coggin and other Morenci teachers in regard to the arrangements for the Institute, among all the teachers of the county in regard to the sessions. u is prob able that two weeks of vacation will be allowed all the schools of the coun ty, though no definite dates for sus- pension and resumption have been set.
 In Recorder kelIy's Office.
 Satisfaction of Mortgage-May Si- zorro to Tom Larkin.
 Warranty Deed-Tom Larkin to Jas. Larkin.
 Bill of Sale-F. H. Remick to J. H. Crews. -
 Chattel Mortgage-W. M. .Lany to F,irt Ma. Bank. Chattel Mortgage-Juan Rascon to State Bank of Morenci.
 Warranty Deed-A. E. Hobbs to Susan F. Harwell. Satisfaction of Mortgage-Gila Val ley Bank to s. Herrara. Chattel Mortgage-S. Herrera to Gila Valley Bank & Trust Co.
 Proof of Labor-Leacher Mining Mining Claim.
 Bill of Sale-J. l.. Thompson to Cleve Miller.
 Warranty Deed-Duncan Building Association to J. L. Spaw.
 Partial Release of Mortgage W. T. Witt to Duncan Building Associa- tion.
 Affidavit of Publication and Forfei- ture-Silver King lode ct al.
 Realty Mortgage-Tinah M. Kane to Amandah E Burns.
 Chattel Mortgage B. DeGuit- ron to GiIa Valley Bank & Trust Co. Homestead Location-Richard M. Campbell.
 Proof of Labor group.
 Water Appropria Richard M. Campbell.
 Bill of Sale-John Bartlett to J. F. Goolsby.
 Mining Deed-Dick Marshall to LeopoIdo Anagon.
 Realty Mortgage Culver Kartch- ner to E. w. Taylor.
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