The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-04-03
SUPERIOR COURT GR|NDS LIN CASES
 ORDINARY
Petty Suits are Filed Against Water Company and c. G. Rheum-Divorce Gtanted-Mortgaee is Foreclosed- Action in CurnoW Vs. Short.

The ordinary grind of causes has been before the Superior Court this week, the jury trials, having ended last week, and the cases before the Court since being of the ordinary in moment.
 Civil suits were filed in two instances these cases being styled Nina Gas loli vs. the Clifton Water and I'm provement company, /and Manuel ~Daggs. The plaintiff in the case against the Water company alleges that the company refused to grant him supply of water to the residence occupied by himself, the company stating according to the plaintiff, that because the tenant who occupied the house before the plaintiff become in possession had failed to pay the water rents accumulated that the de- fendant would not furnish water to the plaintiff until the accrued amounts had been paid. By writ of man damus alternative issued by the Clerk of the Court, the Water com pany is required to furnish water to the defendant, or show cause in open court on Thursday, April g, at ten O. clock, a. m. The attorney for the plaintiff is L. Kearney.
 The case of Llamas against Rheum alleges on the part of the plaintiff, that the defendant damaged, to the extent of $300.0O the automobile owned by the plaintiff, the complaint further reciting that the accident at which time the damage occurred hap pened on the Clifton-Morenci road on Sunday, March 29, and that the ac- cident was caused through the neg ligence of the driving of the defend ants. I. l.. Quiattt is retained by the plaintiff. Attorney E. V. Hor- ton filed a motion that attachment might be abated.
 Divorces Granted.
 Divorces were this week granted in two instances, to w. P. McClenny vs. Bernie McClerney, and Eco A. Lucio vs. Valeria A. de Lucio. The former couple were married at Dem ing, N. M, on October 10, 1913. No children were born to the union. The allegations of the plaintiff were to the effect that the defendant attack ed and maltreated him, Causing blood to flow, and leaving scars" and fur ther that defendant left Morenci in company with an official of Fl Paso, and that he does not now know her
 
 A. Lucio was to the effect that he married the defendant at Metcalf on June 2, 1912, and that the defendant left the home at Metcalf on March 2, 1914, in company with one Jose Sala- gar, coming to Clifton, where since the defendant has been living in open adultery. Attorney Quiat represent ed the plaintiffs in both cases.
 Mortgage ForecIosed.
 In the case of Eugene Schwab vs. E.. E. Wall, ct ux, this being an ac- tion to foreclose mortgage, and tried on Monday, March 30, 1914, an order was entered that the mortgage be foreclosed, with the provisions that the sum of $2,392. 70, with interest at eight per cent per annum, and $239 70 as interest on notes at six per cent per annum, until paid, to- -gether with SIS. 60 costs of Court, be as the amounts affected.
 The Court this week overruled motion, on the part of Attorney Quiat, in the case of Felix Espinoza vs. Eusebio Chaves, to the effect that the plaintiff in the case be compelled to strike and make more definite and plain certain clauses in the papers affecting the case.
 In the case of Jno. Curnow vs. c. M. Short, this being an action to re- cover debt, and at that time decided in the favor of the plaintiff, the court at that time rendering judgment against c. M. Short only, a decision was this week rendered to the effect that the judgment then rendered was 1 without to the rights of plaintiff as against defendant included, Louisa |, M. Short, and without prejudice to defendant Louisa M. Short as | against plaintiff, this pertaining to certain lands and premises named by | the Court in the order granting judg- | ment. This case, as decided this | week, thus concerned the right of | Louisa M. Short to certain of the | before named by the | Court as affecting the judgment ren- 1ered against Short and his wife, To named were lots Nos. 3 | and 4, Sec. g., 6 S., Range 30 E. of G. & s. R. M., Greenlee County, Ari- zona.