The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-05-05
JURORS ARE DRAWN, FUR MAY TERM
 OF COURT
Criminal and Civil Cases Are Set for
 Trial Beginning May 15th-BootIeg- Q ger Receives Heavy Sentence.

The Sheriff and his deputies are busily engaged these days in sum- mon-ng- trial jurors and subpoenaing witnesses to appear at the May term of court which will be called on May 18th. The trial jury was drawn on Saturday last and the criminal calen- dar called on Monday of this week and the numerous actions set down for trial. Twenty-six criminal cases await disposition.
 The following citizens of Greenlee county have been drawn to serve as trial Jurors at the approaching term of Court which convenes on May 18th:
 Trial Jurors.
 M. l.. Williams, E. T. Wilson, Geo. D. Cooley, F. J. Mitchell, G. H. Dudley, B. F. Billingsley, W. Davis, Geo: M. Gillihead, R. B. Lewis, c. O. Billingsley, Wilmer Mo- Crawford, J. A. Goolsby, R. s. Black, Tim Chapman, W. H. Stan ger, w. E. Blake, Adam Smith, Joe Warner, A. D. Hamilton, M. O. Goodspeed, H. Y. c. Brown, Bart lett Gale, J. w. Hill, A. E. Wright, ! Mosby Wilkerson, Lee Burdwell, R. ! G. Walters, E. w. Moore, E. P. Minor, J. w. Goolsby, G. T: Rogers, R. J. Uran, S.. T. Green, M. c. ! George, R. B. Smith, G. w. Hard. castle, A. P. Carter, J. P. Carter, J. l.. Adams, Sam F. Bridges, W. B. Stearn, c. M. Bishop, Tom Windham, N. N. Short, W. H. Wal lace, M. c. Kerby, L. Marshall. i Heavy Sentence. : On Monday afternoon in the Su- perior Court Pete Beruatto was brought before the Court for sentence on charge of violation of the prohi- bition amendment. When asked if he had anything to say why sentence should not be passed upon him, the defendant said nothing. The Court then called attention to the fact that the defendant had been before him on three different occasions for a simi- lar offense and proceeded to sentence Beruatto, for the third offense, to serve one year at hard labor in the county jail and in addition to pay a fine of $500 %.
 Civil Cases Set
 Enrique Burciago vs. Arizona Cop per Co.,, damages; May 24.
 Dick Wade vs. County of Greenlee, damages; May 24.
 Jesus B. Martinez vs. The Arizona Copper Co.,, Ltd, damages; May 25.
 Sylvestro Rocha vs. J. M. Lally, damages; May 25.
 John Cardeccia, Admr, vs Arizona Copper Co.,, damages; May 25.
 Henrietti Marrijo vs. Pauline Marri- jo, divorce; passed.
 Maria Meister vs. Robert Meister, divorce; passed.
 Roman ArmiJo, Admr. vs The Ari- ZOna Copper Co.,, Ltd., damages. May 26.
 Mauricio Calbo vs The A. c. Co.,, i damages; May 26. l Felix Galarzo vs. The A. c. Co. Ltd, damages; May 27. i Gabriel Ruiz vs. Genevevo Monte lonse, debt; jury trial; May 27. Sam R. Tilley vs. Alex Arnett, debt May 27.
 Jose E. TeiIe2 vs. J. c. Gatti and G. Gorilla, on contract; May 2S. Defendants Plead Not Guilty
 The defendants awaiting trial at the May term of court %tre before the Court on Saturday last for the Dur. pose of TlGking pleas to the lnfo-ria- ton filed against then. 'Vith ..e ex. ception of Pete Beruatto all entered pleas of mot guilty" On Monday the : civil and criminal calendar was called and the following cases set for trial:
 Angel Guerrero, assault with dead ly weapon; May 18th.
 G. w. Jordan, liquor case; May 15. J. w. Winders, liquor case; May 15. Casimiro Martinez, liquor case; May 18th.
 : Jose Guarjardo, ct al, false impris- onment; May 18th.
 Sylvester Phillips, grand larceny; May 18th. J. w. Winders, liquor case; May 15
 J. w. Winders, liquor case; May 15. J. l. Phillips, grand larceny; May 15.
 Fermin de la O, appeal from J. P. court; May 15.
 George Salas. appeal from J. P. Court; May 16
 John c. Smith, liquor case; May 16. Walter Holloman, grand larceny; May IT.
 Severino Lopez, liquor case; May r.
 Walter Holloman, grand larceny; May IT.
 John Galli. liquor case; May IS.
 Manuel Munguia, liquor case: May IS.
 ! Domingo Bianco, liquor case; May IS.
 Henry Daley, liquor case; May IS. Jess Hill, murder; May IS. Alberto Baca, liquor case; May IS. Gregorio Gonzales, murder; May IS. : Robt. Stewart, assault with deadly weapon; May 19. I. r. Minor, assault with deadly weapCn; May 19. Three suits were instituted in the 1 Superior Court this week by J. A. Martin, c. c. Martin and s. A. Eos ter, respectively, against The Bankers Trust Co.,, of Dallas, Texas. The ac- 1 ton is brought for the purpose of cancellation of a note and contract.