The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-01-23

b.e ,;e Stealing. rr,,o,
 Prearations are now making for the convening, on February 15, of the Su- perior court, awaiting which are heavy calendars, both civil and criminal, promising more than ordinary interest for the coming term. The Supervis- ors recently compiled list of several hundred names of prospective jurors, and on Monday, January 19, the Clerk of the Superior Court, the County Re corder, and the chairman of the Board of Supervisors from this list of names be summoned to appear as trial jurors to serve for this year were chosen.
 sA Accused of Stealing Child.
 Yonario Munoz, of Morenci, was this week arraigned before Judge Laine on the charge of stealing child. It is alleged that Munoz for cibly took the child whose name is Maria Duran, and whose age is six teen years, from her mother, and re- tained the possession for several hours, during winch time the accused and the girl were at the home of neighbors, later returning to the home of the girl, where Munoz left her. The plea of Munoz is that his rela- tions to the girl were only those of a lover, and taht he possessed no in- tent of a duction. It seems that the mother had refused to allow her daughter to accept the attentions of the accused, and that the girl wsa a willing party to her forcible siezure. I. l.. Quiat is retained by the de- fendant, whose bond was. fixed by the court at $1,OOO .OO, which was given. This case will come before the Court during the February term
 Turk Loses Suit
 In the case styled "Chickery Saw aia vs Jose Salin,' and in which the plaintiff prayed for the recovery of the amount of certain debt, for the purchase of merchandise, Judge Laine this week decided in the favor of the defendant, who was awarded against the plaintiff judgment for the costs of the suit This ease was an ap- peal from the court of Judge Leon ard, whose verdict was that the de fendant was not to pay the amount asked for by the plaintiff. ..,.,-,. vi
 Appeals Case from Morenci
 Alansio Lopez, of Morenci, this week appealed through his attorne, I. L. Quiat, to the Superior Court that a verdict of Judge Lally, of Morenci, be declared excessive, Lally having imposed upon the Mexican a fine of $2O0 .OO or two hundred days in pris on, concerning a charge of disturbing the peace. Judge Laine decided that the verdict was excessive, and ac- cordingly reduced the Imprisonment of the Mexican from two hundred days to sixty days. As the prisoner tion of the time, his liberty will be gained early in February.
 Files Answer.
 , W. T. Richards, through attorneys, this week filed an answer in the suit for judgment instituted against Rich ards by Jno. Stirratt. The title to certain real estate is involved in the | case at issue.
 Licensed to Wed.
 -. The Clerk of the Superior Court | this week issued marriage license to | c. G. Krahy and Miss Edith Barber, both of whom are of Morenci. Also license to wed was issued to Chas. E. Scott and Miss Josephine Ross, both of whom are of Metcalf.
 Italian Files Answer.
 Frank Salerni, an Italian merchant of Clifton, has through his attorney filed an answer to the suit recently instituted against himself by Wong Lung Gong, a celestial merchant of Clifton. This suit is for the annu1- ment of a lease made by the plaintiff to the defendant.
 File Declarations of Intention.
 Chas. Tonkin, of Morenci, and An gel Valdez, of Clifton, have filed with he Superior Court declarations of heir intention to become citizens of he United States. |;
 Accused of Murderous Intent. Lester Saultz, of Morenci, was this week arraigned before Judge Laine ,n the charge of assault with intent l o commit murder, the alleged of (