The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-04-20
Superior Court.

Marriage licenses have been granted to Jose Flores and Trinidad Morales, Amelio Loring and Guada- lupe Nancy, Ignacio Flores and Mi caela Diaz.
 Felipe and Maria Rojas of Met calf have asked for the adoption of Genero Hernandez.
 J. G. Cash has filed a writ of re- plevin against Mark Henry for the recovery of a diamond ring.
 Justice Court.
 The case of Reginio Medina and Julia Padilla, who had their hearing on charge of adultery preferred by the formers wife, was dismissed by ficient evidence.
 Jas. G. Cash has filed complaint of embezzlement against Mark Hen Cash claims that Henry Is in pos- session of a valuable diamond ring belonging to him, and which he is seeking to recover 'Ss
 Antonio Sabadas was aFrestsi last week on the charge of driving his wagon into one of the Hall ser vice cars and badly damaging the machine. The case was dismissed tht6 WCCh at IAO ASdTluS Oh dCCOuuI of insufficient evidence.
 Blanche Allen was fined $50 by Justice Address on charge of as- sault, the complaining witness being Lois Fullere. The women are deni- zens of the underworld and the Allen woman became peevish over the attentions which her rival was lavishing upon her sweetheart and proceeded to beat her up. -
 Justo del Rio was held to answer to the Superior Court in the sum of $500 on charge of assault to commit murder, the complainant being Rafa- el Hernandez.
 Martin -Barreras was held to ans- wer to the superior court for refus- ing to answer the necessary questions asked by the enrolling officers This is the first case to be recorded of this kind since the enrolling officers have started their campaign of registering all American male citizens of the state who are eligible for military service.
 Joe Wong, a Chinaman, has been held to answer on a charge of boot logging. He decided that there was more money to be made in the sell ing of bootleg whiskey than in the UuSluSSS anu dS d T6SulI OI the experiment has come to the unhappy ending of all transgressors of the prohibitory law
 A complaint of assault wiht intent to commit murder is pending against Mark Henry, the complaining witness being Jas. G. Cash. Henry is out on $2500 bond awaiting the recov- cry of Cash to appear against him at the examining trial
 SherifFs Office. The three American convicts who escaped from the county jail last week and were later captured are a slippery trio and are giving the members of the sheriff's department no little trouble. Upon being return ed to the county jail after their cap- ture last week they were put in the steel cells on the first floor where it was thought that they would stand a poor show of again making break for liberty, but the officers were shocked early one morn 1 ing this week upon opening the doors to the large cell room to be confronted with the three men who were at liberty in the runway around the cells. Upon Investigating the manner of their exit from the cells, the officers found the cell doors locked and everything was in perfect order. The men had evidently pick ed the locks and after walking out had closed the doors., The men might have made a second escape if the officers had not appeared on the scene when they did as the in- genuity of the men seems to be inex- haustible. A close watch is now being kept upon them until their re- moval to safer place can be effect ed.