The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-02-06

sions.
 After several weeks of prepara tions, all is now in readiness for the coming term of Superior Court, the sessions beginning on Monday, Feb ruary 16. The Court, with Clerks Ben M. Crawford and Assistant Ben c. Fehrman, has been busy this week in the setting of dates for crim inal and civil cases, while a number of cases have been passed for hear ing at later dates.
 The names of jurors drawn for ap pearance at the coming. term of court follow:
 K. D. Fisk, John F. Burke, A. C. Leach, Adam B. Helms, A. J. Wild, G. w. Bogle, J. E. Butts, T. M. Ar hold, J. B.. Clevenger, Dell M. Potter, Wade Harris, George B. Drysdale, Harlan Walker, L. J. Morrison, A. H. Slaughter, G.. O. Billingsley, Joe T. Farquhar, A. A. Massey, Jacob Lightfoot, A. F. Hoffman, G. w. Sutherlin, Homer J. Howard, R. K. D. F. Campbell, Chas. Kreuder, A. R. Brown, A. T. Wilson, A.. A. Brooks, O. R. Clifford, John D. Will Hams, G. M. Harris, w. F. Willis, Geo. B. Evans, J. L. Await, s. A. Drew, R. L. Beckman, T. L. Axton, $. " Fraser, c. M. Short, J. A. Me Dougall, T. W. Buck, V. F. Leonard, George S.. Martin, A. E. Crabtree, B. F. Randall, R. w. Merrill, 'Cleve Miller, A. T. Thomson.
 The following cases were set for trial on the dates mentioned:
 State of Arizona vs. Yenario Mun- oz, 16; State of Arizona vs. Lester 1Saultz, 16; State of Arizona vs. Perry Warner, IT; J. w. Bennie vs. The Becker-Franz Co.,, 24; J. V. Parks vs. Geo. Webster ct al, IS; Richard Kain vs Arizona Copper Co.,, IS; Pedro Lascurian vs. Shannon Copper Co.,, 24; w. E. Craufurd vs. B. F. Bilingsley, 19; Santos Delgado vs. The Arizona & New Mexico Railway Co.,. 19; Luz Ochoa vs. The Arizona Cop per Co.,, 20; H. M. Chuman vs. B. F. Billingsley, 23; Ysabel Munguia vs. Rafael Valdez, 26.
 The following cases were dismiss ed:
 Chas. WaIthen vs. c. P. Dunn and Guy Loomis; A. Chavez vs. the Shannon Copper Co.,, this was upon motion of L. Kearney, attorney for Stokes; Juan Hernandez vs. Ysidoro Corona.
 The following cases were passed for trial until a later date:
 Sierra del Gro Gold Mining Co.,, vs. Beckner-Franz Co.,; Bank of Duncan vs. D. G. McLendon; w. Sliger vs. Jno Sliger; I. B. English vs. J. B. J. R. Wood & Son vs. c. P. Dunn; c. J. Nelson vs. Minnie Nicholas Cole vs. J. s. An tonelle; Wm. Jos. Damron vs. Phil Wong Lung Gong vs Frank Era Publishing Co.,, vs. Board of Supervisors of Greenlee County.
 Entry By Defaul.
 The Court ordered an entry of de- fault in regard to the case styled the | First National Bank of Clifton vs. the Clifton Armory Co.,, ct al, the de- fendants named in the connection being Paul Reisinger, Mamie Rei- | singer, and w. G. Jolly.
 Wall is Sued for Payment of Promis-
 E. Schwab has entered suit against B. E. Wall, ct uX, the action being to recover amounts of certain promis- 1ry notes executed by the defendant, he allegations of the plaintiff being that the notes are past due, and that he toal amount of the notes men, ,ioned in the complaint is $2,15O. O.OO.
 Marriage License Issued.
 The Clerk of the Court has issued marriage licenses to the following: ). Pores and Jesus Moto, and to c. M Biddick and Stella A. Stevens, md to Pascual Lopez and c. Soto.
 Files Declarations of Intentions.
 Maurice Samuel Gilbert, of Morenci his week hled with the Clerk of the Court his declaration of obtaining 
 File Petitions for Appointment as Ad-
 ministrators.
 A R. Lynch his week fled a 3oti- ion asking for his appointment as in the estate of .Jno. B. DOuSherty. 1Eis estate concerns admission of a foreign will. Also, N. Stevens filed a petition con- erning the granting to himself Of etters of administration in the es- ate of Regugia Stevens.
 Supervisors Meet in Session. I At a meeting of the Supervisors eld on Monday, February 2, a num- er of actions of importance were s onsummated. ] A. l.. Terry, Clerk of the Board, I yas instructed to issue calls for bids Y oncerning the construction of an ad- l ition to the Morenci jail, this addi- ( ion to consist of one story added to he present building. The addition 5 to be of cement brick, and in di- tensions is to be 2S 25x3S feet. The CIV story is to be used for an office f f the justice of the peace, and for z room for juries and Court each. P. B. Scotland, W. F. Burns, and ! [. O. Tunis were appointed as a oard of appraisers concerning the (
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