The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-05-30

Robert H. Williams, of Duncan, was a visitor to the county seat this weeE.
 s. F. Landlord, postmaster at Coro- nado, was shaking hands among his friends this week.
 Attorney E. E Wall was at Duncan on Friday in attendance upon the 1 Woodmen's picnic where he delivered an address during the day to the as- sembled lodge men and their friends.
 Bill of Sale-A bill of sale was re- corded in the office of the County Re corder this week whereby J. V. Martin sold to G. F. Montgomery the 3U brand of cattle.
 Divorce Granted.-In the Superior court this week divorce was grant ed Guadalupe M de Tellez from Felix Tellez. Judgment was entered on default. Attorney E. E.. Wall repre- sented the plaintiff.
 1 Sentence Suspended.-Fco Roman of Morenci, who plead guilty to the charge of resisting an officer, was before Judge Laine on Monday and his sentence was suspended pending good behavior.
 Wm. Gmahling in charge of the in- tstallation of the reverbatory furnaces at the new Smelter was here this week on tour of inspection. MT. Gmahling makes his headquarters at Cananea.
 1 Truant Officer Appointed.-At a meeting of the Board of Trustees for Clifton district last week MT. D. E.. Address was appointed Truant Officer for the district for the next school term at salary of $I10.O0 per month. ordered to be at the stock yards on Sunday June 1 for loading several hundred cattle which will be delivered through J. c. Gatti of this city to eastern buyers. Among the shippers will be Shannon, Hampton & Patty, A. Slaughter, and several others.
 Fraser Brcs. Make Shipment--Fra- ser Bros. of Twin Peaks, made anot!i- CT car shipment from their gold claims to the Shannon smelter this week A small shipment was also made by Cy Bosserman from adjoin- ing claims. According to reports the returns were highly satisfactory. Application for Guardianship.-C. c l Edgington, of Morenci, has applied to the Superior court to be appointed guardian for Ruth Keith, fourteen year old girl of Morenci. The ap- The application for guardianship is ap- piled for by and with the consent of the mother of the girl
  l Working Eighteen Men.-At the Heating property which was recently sold to The Heating Copper Syndicate Limited, eighteen men are at work under Superintendent Dan Grant. Three eight hour shifts are being employed in sinking on the Queen Lii claim.
 GreenIee County Cases.-Three inn portant cases on appeal from Green lee County were argued before the State Supreme Court during the past week. The suits were on appeal from the Superior Court of this coun- ty and entitled Becker-Franz Co vs. Kane ys. A. c. Co. Ltd, for damages; J. A. Farrel vs. GreenIee County, suit for damages.
 Additional Teachers EmpIoyed.-At meeting of the Board of Trustees held on May 17th the corps of teach CTS for the 1913-14 term was complet- ed. Ia addition to the list previously published in the Copper Era, the fol | lowing were employed: Miss Eulah IN Hope, Ada S. Martin, Augusta Griggs, of Warrenburg, Mo-; Helen Fisher, Wichita, Kan; Lillian E. Goodreau, Houghton, Mich; Daisy Anderson, Pittsburg, Ind; Beryl N. Gates, Barttenville, Okla; Helen Mar tin, Kansas City; Nora Seimers; Miss Anette Joy, Supervisor of Music; Grace Stephens, Springfield, Mo. Davis Star Entertainers Coming.- On the evening of June 4th (Wednes- day) the Clifton people will be afford ed an opportunity of hearing the famous Davis Star Entertainers who are on a tour of the west and by special arrangement have consented to include Clifton on their itinerary for one night only. The net proceeds will be donated to the Baptist church parsonage. Miss Madelon Quinn, the famous child fmpersonator and pupil of Mrs. Emily Farrow Gregory of Car negie Hall, New York City, has been pany. Sada Amy, of Toronto, Can, is the contralto soloist and is said to be wonder. Miss Rosalyn Brunner, Angeles, brings to the concert stage a new art ranging through more than half hundred selections. Mrs. Alice W OuinD Of New York anDearS