The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-02-08
COURT TERM WILL CONVENE
 0N MONDAY

Judge F. B. Laine, of the Superior Court. was called to Graham county the. first part of the week to hold court for Judge McAllister is cases where the Graham county judge was disqualified. He Is expected home on Saturday and will open the spring term of the Greenlee County Superior Court Monday morning next.
 The sheriff's office has been busily engaged for the past ten days in sum- moning the following jurors who have been called to hear jury cases: Il J. M. Welch, J. H. Cready, H. c. Olive, s. w. Massey, Andrew Liddell. G. w. Bogle, F. Lee Scott, A. A. Clem- ent, V. E. Burtcher. c. W. Beck, Hugh Forbes, Jr., Ray S.. Wilson, R. I. Pax ton, Chas. B. Scott, R. M. McDougall, G. M. Greenleaf, G. E. Baxter, F. R. Barr, w. D. Tucker, c. H. McClary, M. w. Juelg, R. w. Prouty, M. A. Rob- ertson, M. M. Little. D. M. Miller, G. w. Wilkinson, M. B. Hartzell, L. N. i Powers, B. Childers. A. c. Stanton, c. A. Jacobson, c. A. Craig, William 1, H. Wallace, A. L. Layton, c. w. Freshe, Louis Bernstein, James Tait, Chas. A. Davidson, R. D. Sesson, Walter F. Malone, w. c. Marshall. Thos. B. Cook, J. G. Frapps, Willard Wright, Julius Weill, Max Arhelger, Harry c. White, G. H. Futile, c. A. [ Ellison. w. M. Shirk, O.. Kimberly, M. , T. Williams, J. B. Lotion, A. Haver- rocker, Berry M. Campbell, F. P. Hay nie, Paul Sutherland, Daniel McPhee,
 Richard Young, R. A. Montgomery, w. L.. Cauthen, w. B. Mitchell, Will liam Pollock, R. s. Black, Demmar
 Brown, J. c. Gatti, w. A. E. Hult, I Wm. J. Donahue, G. l.. Coffee, M. F.
 Osteen, F. c. Keppler, H. H. Haynie. [ The docket this term is comparative ] ly light containing sixteen criminal
 cases and five civil cases and the en-
 tire docket will probably be cleared : during the first week..
 An action is still pending against ! Jose Tellez,. John Sutherlin and Geo. Johnson, charged with grand larceny,
 growing out of the alleged theft of
 beef cattle from owners along the
 Gila river. Seven different charges
 have been made against the defend
 ants. One of these charges, known
 as Case No. 354, was tried at the last
 term of court and resulted in hung jury. -t~
 | Joaquin Esteves will be called upon
 to answer to charge of assault with
 a deadly weapon alleged to have been
 made against Jose Salazar with a
 knife on June IF. 1917. The assault took place on Shannon Hill.
 Adolfo Jaredes, Refugio Oropeza
 and Felipa Miranda are awaiting trial on a charge of rioting at MetcaH one : night during the recent strike. , Another charge growing out of the
 recent labor troubles in the district is the case of the State vs. Macias and Rafael Cardenas, charged with riot ing on the road between Clifton and , Morenci, being members of a mol proceeding toward Clifton, a number of the participants being armed , Macias in this connection is also
 charged with resisting an officer. |, Blanche Allen, W. A. Rooney ani Richard Thomas and Gerardo Orti, will be called for trial charged witl
 violation of the liquor law.
 Arturo Lombano. of Metcalf, is il
 custody charged with an assault witl
 intent to commit murder. Lomban, was placed under arrest in connec ton with the dynamiting of Superin :, tendent McCoy's house on Shannon Hill at Metcalf several weeks ago.
 Robert Stewart is charged witl grand larceny, 1t being alleged tha ? he is guilty of the theft of a COW tn,
 property of Clay Pirtle in the Duncan . country.
 Zion Floores, of Morenci, is held fo
 trial on a charge of rape.
 Julian Padilla and Ben Palmer ar awaiting trial on a charge of an as Q sault with dealy weapon on the pel son of Estevan Reyes. These case n come from the Justice court at Mo | renci
 n G. H. Wilkins and Claudio Mingur e are up for trial on liquor charges. n Civil Trial Calendar.
 Duncan Lumber company vs. Dur
 can Union High School, ct al., actio
 nn cnnfro of ond hnnd