The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-02-16
DOINGS OF WEEK
 AT THE COURT HOUSE
February Term of Superior Court Concluded Touay-One Criminal Case to be Tried Tuesday-Two Damage Suits Against A. & N. M. Dismissed.

Marriage licenses issued luls week are as follows: Seferino Ponce and Juanita Garcia, Anastacio Castillo and Juana Rodarte, M. Reza and Maria Macias, H. L. Tedrow and Mar garet Snowden, Simon Garcia and Ester Moran, w. J. Ellicott and Lila M. Maddock, Juan Biramontes and Bruna Borego, Jose Saledo and Candida Huerta, Ricardo Perez and Rita Campos.
 Batiste Santone has brought suit against the Arizona Copper company, in which he is asking for damages to the amount of $1O,OO0 for injuries sus- tained while employed in one of the company's mines.
 Francisco Porras is asking for dissolution of partnership which ex- ists between himself and Manuel Lamas in pool room at Morenci. The February session of the Super for Court opened on Monday at which time the trial of criminal cases was commenced. Tirso Sandoval was found guilty of burglary in the first degree.
 Francisco Loreto, tried on a burg lary charge, was found not guilty.
 The State of Arizona vs. Manuel
 
 der, defendant was found not guilty.
 Francisco Porras, charged with vio- lating the prohibition law, was tried and found guilty.
 The State vs. Salso Cortejana, on a liquor charge, was continued until Tuesday, February 20.
 Manuel Licano, charged on liquor charge was found not guilty. | The jury in the case of AnSelmo Obeido, who was tried on a liquor charge, disagreed and at II o'clock on Thursday evening were discharged.
 The case against Jose Enriquez was dismissed this being also a liquor case.
 The case of Jose Maria Sebedra against whom there was a burglary charge in connection with the burn ing of the Billingsley store at Dun can, was tried and the defendant found not guilty. The case against him and Eco. Loreia and Miguel Raresas on a charge of arson was dis missed.
 This morning on motion of l.. Kearney, attorney for the plaintiffs, the cases of Brutinel vs. The Arizona & New Mexico railway and David Rob bins vs. The Arizona & New Mexico Railway, were dismissed. These were cases in which plaintiffs were seeking to recover for damages sus tained to their property in South Clifton during the flood of last fall.
 A special venire of fifteen men was Issued on Wednesday and all jurors with the exception of those sitting ln the Cortejana case next Tuesday were excused from further attend lance.
 Justice Court
 The case of Jose Jurado and Cruz Munoz charged with adultery was discharged on account of insufti- 'l cient evidence .---..-..... -s...- 9is Lebrado Amparan was tried Sat t turday on the charge of assault Wltl la deadly, weapon. It was brought out in the testimony at the hearlne that he was mixed up in fight ano ,YE in. the scrimmage was hit in the tenn Eple by fist and not weapon as .f charged : The case against him was :. dismissed. -, Il Ignacio, Villagran was tried on , bootlegging charge and held to answer to the Superior Court in the sum o $25O. .-.~st
 One marriage was performed b, Justice Address, the. contracting par ties being Maria Rodarte and R.. Gas .1 tillo. The groom is member Of thf Tucson militia and left with his bride for his post at Naco following the ceremony. -s.t