The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-05-03
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Judge Pattee, who presided as spec ial judge in cases in the Superior Court last week in which Judge Laine being disqualified, rendered decis- ion for the plaintiff in the case of J. A Hagan vs. w. w. Dutton, recently tried before him. He has not yet rendered decision in the case of the Home Copper company vs. Mo renci Consolidated mining company.
 In the case of the State vs. Paul Beruatto, charged with violating the liquor laws, a motion for dismissal by the county attorney was sustained by the court.
 The only new case filed the past week was the action for divorce filed by Alfredo Munoz vs. Ambrosia Nun OZ.
 The exemption board has received information which accounts for the non-appearance of one of it's drafted men who failed to answer to re- cent call. A telegram from Musko- gee, Okla, stated that Earl Duncan would be released" last Monday and requesting disposition has been re. ceived by the board. The secretary answered by stating that Duncan had failed to appear, and to deliver him to the nearest training camp. No information was given of the nature of the charge on which Duncan was held in the Oklahoma city.
 Home Demonstrator Probable.
 The Board of Supervisors will be asked to appropriate $500 at the next regular meeting of that body, for the purpose of defraying the expenses of a lady Home Demonstrator for Green. lee county. Mrs. Jessie Billingsley County Superintendent of Education has prepared petition praying the board to this end. This petition has been taken up and numerously signed by the ladies of Clifton, and the same is now being circulated in other com munities of the county. It is thought that the Board of Supervisors will make the appropriation, as the coun- ty will only be called on to appro. priate sufficient money to pay the expenses of the demonstrator. The salary of this official is paid by the state, so stated MT. E. P. Taylor of the extension department of the Uni versity of Arizona, while in Clifton this week. The benefits to the citi zens to be derived from the services of Home Demonstration are many and appreciated by those who have 6CCA SAC WI Ol IAAOoO iooiCO HI OIh CT localities.
 Sheriff Slaughter has recently ap pointed Lem Spaw as deputy sheriff. The new deputy took the oath of office last Wednesday, and is now one of the forces of the sheriff's department.
 John Thomas Cauthen to Mrs. E. H. Cauthen, power of attorney, for all purposes.
 Permitted to Pair.
 The Clerk of the Superior Court z has issued the following permits to wed since the last publication:
 Ernesto Sierra and Julia Arzate. Felix GaI,:-. and Fili:,,ts Aor'la.-
 Senobia Barios and Maria Pinego.
 Firman de la O and Natividad UT guid.
 of for Radio School.
 Don Raymond Wells left last Thurs day for College Park, Md, where he will attend the radio school, having been inducted into the service of this department of the national army.
 Deserter Apprehended.
 The local board was notified of the arrest of one of the men classed as
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