The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-11-09
FALL COURT TERM WILL. BEGIN ON
 MONDAY
Criminal and Civil Calendar Will Be Cleared. Frank Curiey of Tucson Will Assist County Attorney in Prosecution of casFs.

Will Assist County Attorney Tn
 Prosecution of Casts
 Preparations have been completed at the court house for the converting of the fall term of the Superior Court of this county which opens on Monday morning next.
 This week County Attorney Dave Ling named Frank Curley, Esq, of Tucson, as Assistant County Attor- ney in the prosecution of criminal cases during the Serm of court. MT. Curley was here during the first part of the week in consultation with County Attorney Ling and will re- turn and remain during the trial of criminal cases.
 During the first part of the week sixty-three Mexicans and Spaniards were released from jail on their own recognizance. These were a major ity number of those arrested by Sheriff Slaughter and deputies on a charge of rioting at the time they were marching down the Morenci- Clifton highway at night, some of them armed, and who avowed they were on their way to Clifton. Valerie Macias and Rafael Cardenas, two of the alleged rioters on the night in question, are in jail and will have their trial at the approaching term of court. The arresting officers were able to identify these two de- fendants as being armed at the time. A second charge is also hanging over Velerio Macias, that of resisting an officer
 Jose Garcia, Adolfo Padres, Refu- gio OropeZa, and Felipe Miranda will also be tried on charge of melting a riot at Metcalf in connection with the late strike. They were arraign- ed this week and plead not guilty and the trial of their cases set for November 14th.
 c. L.. Holladay, who was arrested several months ago, in company with three other men en route from Steep lerock to Stafford, having in their pos session several bottles of liquor, was arraigned and plead not guilty and the trial of his case postponed until the next term of court.
 Sixteen prisoners are now confin- ed in the county iail, the smallest number in several months. the con gested condition of the jail having been relieved this week by the re- lease of sixty-three alleged rioters on their own recognizance.
 The following is the criminal cal endar for this term of court:
 Criminal Calendar
 Nov. 12- State vs. Juan Bara ian and Jose Hernande7, burglary; l.. KearneX for defendant.
 Nov. 12. State ys. Jc.'a TaiIrZ. John Sutherlin. Geo. Johnson. lnd F. ',icano grand larceny. l.. Kearney fer .iOhnsci and SlltEerin.
 Ncv. fA State vs. Julio Spin1. ps- sault with deadly weapon: Fl A. Elliott for defendant
 Nov. 1i-State vs. Manuel Coto. assault with a deadly weapon; H. A. Elliott for defendant
 Nov. Estate vs. Justo Del Rio. assault with intent to commit mur- der: l.. kearney for defendant.
 Nov. Estate vs. Conception Rosales. transporting liquor: A. R. Lynch for defendant
 Nov. Estate vs. R. F. Weaver assault with a deadly weapon.
 Nov. Estate vs. Ponciano Tor res. selling and disposing of liquor.
 Nov. Estate vs. Blanche Allen. possession of liquor; L. Kearney for defendant
 Nov. Estate vs. Felix Bailon IL Kearney for defendant.
 Nov. Estate vs. Olgie McDow- ell. rape.
 Nov. Estate vs. ". T. Sanders. assault with a deadly weapon: L.. Kearney for defendant. W
 Nov. Estate vs. Mildred Will Hams, selling liquor.
 Nov. Estate vs. Joaquin Este yes. assault with a deadly weapon; A. R. Lynch for defendant.
 Nov. Estate vs. E. R. Lynch. aggravated assault; A. R. Lynch for defendant
 Nov. Estate vs. Vicente Soto, and D. Solano, introducing liquor.
 Nov. 14-State vs. Antonio Par que, arson.
 Nov. 1f-State vs. Verbena Graves assault with intent to commit mur- der; A. R. Lynch for defendant.
 Civil Cases.
 The following civil cases are set for trial:
 The GiIa Valley Bank and Trust Company vs. The Arizona Copper company, an appeal from justice court; l.. Kearney for plaintiff and F. A. Elliott for defendant.
 A. l.. Gardner vs. Philip McNair. actiont quiet title; A. R. Lynch for plaintiff and l.. Kearney for defend ant.
 Mrs. Maggie Bell vs. George W Burns, action on contract: l.. Rear ney for plaintiff and A. R. Lynch ford efendant.
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