The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-06-01
DO|NGS IF WEEK AT THE COURT
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Superior Court

The May term of the superior court came to an end on Thursday morning after having been in session two days and half, an adjournment being talk en Wednesday on account of it's being Decoration Day. Several criminal cases came up for trial but no convic. tions were made. The cases disposed of were as follows: The State of Arizona vs. Fabian l Guerra, charged with embezzlement, a change of venue to Graram county was granted.
 The State of Arizona vs. Luis Lu- cero, liquor charge, was dismissed on account of insufficient evidence. 1 The State of Arizona vs. John Full. cher on a charge of assault with 6 deadly weapon and the State vs. Ma tias Morales on liquor charge were dismissed for the lack of sufficient evil dence.
 The six cases against Sutherlin, Johnson and Licano charged with cat tie stealing, were continued until the next term of court. The bond of Jose Telles on a cat tie stealing charge was forfeited in the sum of $500 in each of six cases against him.
 Two cases of the State of Arizona vs Mark Henry on the charges of embez- clement and assault with intent to commit murder were dismissed. | The State of Arizona vs. John Mo- Isaacs on a liquor charge was continu- ed until the next term Pascual Acevedo was tried on charge of resisting an officer and was found not guilty by the jury. The State of Arizona vs. Guadalupe Hernandez on a liquor charge plead guilty after the jury had been chosen. Martin Martinez was found not guil- ty on bootlegging charge. John c. Smith, who was to have been tried for bootlegging, forefeited his bond for non-appearance.
 Luz M. Lucero, to have been tried for the same offense, also forfeited his bona for noh-agpearance., ----. The case of Juan Barajan and Jose Hernandez charged with burglary was continued until the next term of court by consent of attorneys for both sides. Barajan was released on his own recognizance.
 The case of Justo del Rio charged with assault with deadly weapon was continued to the next term. Joe Wong forfeited his bond on liquor charge by his non-appearance. The case of Manuel Cota and Julio Spina, assault with a deadly weapon was continued.
 1 A new case has been filed this week in the Superior Court entitled Felipe Sanchez vs. Jacoba Sofas Gonzales, ti- ! tie to real estate, pertaining to a lot in West Clifton townsite. 1 Gila Valley Bank & Trust Co., has ! filed application for letters of admins. 1 tration in the estate of Fermin Ortiz l Marriage licenses for the month of ! May exceed in number any previous month in the history of Greenlee coun- i ty, there having been issued by Ben M. Crawford, clerk of the Superior court, 45 licenses Those issued this week were Steve Campbell and Anna i Ridgeway, Guillermo Ribaldas and Mar tina Aguila, l.. B. c. Boyd and Mamie May Howard, Severno Andugo and Rosa Maginas, Jose Duran and Juana Rocha. Mateo Gonzales and Severlo 1 Garcia, N. J. Spiller and Malvina Ham, blin.
 Justice Court.
 A. L. Weaver, crarged with assault on the person of H. s. Phillips, waived his examination before Justice An dress and was held on $500 bond.
 Ponciano Torres was held to an- swer on a liquor charge in the sum of $500.
 1 Felix Bailon was held to answer to the Superior Court under bond of $400 on bootlegging charge.