The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-03-06
"BLAMELESS" SAYS JURY
 IN CASE OF MRS. ALLEN
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cident insurance as regarded proper
 medical attention, with the Longfel-
 low Protective Association; that he
 was carried to the hospital of the Arizona Copper company, at Morenci;
 that at this place he was not given
 proper medical and surgical atten-
 tion; that the surgeon, Dr. Gillian, in
 charge at that time, did not appear to
 realize the serious nature of his
 injuries; that treatment in other re-
 spects was not properly administered; {;
 that from the Morenci hospital he
 was carried to a hospital of Chicago, where it was learned that the femur,
 a bone of the thigh, was fractured, and that through the lack of appre- citation of this character of the in- jurieS by the surgeons in charge of the Morenci hospital he was render ed a permanent cripple. Also Kain contended through his attorneys, l.. Kearney, and Senator Worsley, that the Longfellow, casualty association was identical with the Arizona Cop per company, and thus held that the latter company should be held ac- countable for the injuries sustained, that the surgeons under whose charge he was played at Morenci were com pany surgeons, and that the company was thus responsible for those sur geons' conduct.
 To these charges came those of Nc Farland & Elliott, attorneys for the Arizona Copper company. These at torneys contended that the Longfel- low organization was not identical with the Arizona Copper company, and that therefore the company should not be held responsible for , the condition of Kain; that while | Kain was under the treatment of their surgeons at Morenci he was , given all proper medical attention, in this connection bringing evidence that the operating surgeons were com- potent in their work. The case, through mutual agree | ment of the attorneys of both sides, l was presented to the jury without | argument. The jury awarded Kain l the sum of $5 ,000 .00, this being con- | siderably less than the sum, $30,000, l asked by Kain.
 This case was in many respects one of the most interesting ever brought | before Judge Laine's Court, it in- l volving many features of legal and | medical practice that makes the testimony, addresses, etc., of the | trial of the greatest moment to the l legal and medical fraternities of the country, and especially to Arizona.
 The jurors placed upon this case were: w. w. Lynn, A. A. Cole | man, J. F. Montgomery, F. BOW man, H. Dean, C.. w. Quinn, M. A. Clouse, J. T. Farquhar, Jno. Ha- gan, L. B. Stephens, Dell M. Potter, and B. Laney.
 Wants Administrators Rights.
 P. Anderson this week applied for the granting to himself of the rights of an administrator in the estate of Jacob Green, deceased.
 SaWai Files Answer.
 Solomon Sawai, through his at- torney, this week filed an answer in the case of Jose Salinas vs. Solomon Sawaia, this being an action to re- ] cover damages alleged by Salinas to | be owed to himself, as contractor, ! by the defendant. ]
 Marriage Licenses are Issued.
 The Clerk of the Superior Court I this week issued marriage licenses to l: Archie Smith and Ruby. Mover, both | of Duncan; J H. Woolery, of Mo 'enci, and Miss Laura Jackson; Carlos V M. Lima and Domingia Ortiz; B. Ma U ,ias and B. Cadera. Jurors Excused Until Monday On Thursday afternoon, following la he verdict in the case of Mrs. Allan, udge Lalne announced that all jur- a ITS at that time before the Court, be V xcused from service until the fore tl