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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-09
TWO LOCAL BOYS
WRITE CHEERFUL
NEWS FROM FRONT
Claude Hutto, of the Bernalillo
County Draft Board, Received
Letters From Brother and
Friend in France.

Claude Hutto. clerk at the nerna.
lilo county draft board. odaN re
ce.yed a letter from L u Quinn, now
IN Paris. France. with American
troops. and formerly steuugrapher In
the law office OF ~ u JamisCn Fol
lowing is the letter.
1T has been som. time since ar
rived on this side ana have been ON
the hop nearly every moment OF
would have written you ~ an earlier
date.
II am spending all my sunday
evenings aight-seeinE In this burg ana
| have lust about seen all the places
Of interest. I am going out TO Yer
%siillcs next sunday To spend the en-
tire day.
There have been a few attempted
air raIas s,nc, ! havr been here and
'nig bertha has spi, rirc round about
this ns.rhbutl.ood "u i've different
days, but neither air raids nor His
Bertha seem to disturb the Paris
ians.
II suppose YOU know about as much
about what the infantry and artii-
!cry are doing upon the front ~ ! do.
but they are doing II ~ grand style. |
have worked q couple of nights In
one Of the hospital here anC / don't
believe ! ever saw "a more cheerful
FAl'N W ltliNnN titN tnffNf WOUNDED
dOughhoys. They say Il Is comical to
-" those fat Dutchmcn wtpgling their
way Rhineward az u 240 gait.
Il was IN the supreme court room
Of France he other day. and was told
by q lawyer that there a.e only sixty
lawyers in France who have license
TO practice IN that court The prison
~ In the same building ana I was per-
mttted Ia enter the cell M which Ma.
RE Antoineite spent her last DAYS"
Mr. HuttO also received a letter to-
day from his brother Corporal Lee X
Hutto, also ~ France ~ follows I'm
part.
We are not allowed 10 have q light
at night ~ account Of the enemy air
men dropping bombs. suppos YOU
Hrc getting lots ~ news M, Of the pa
pers We'll you can net your life We
are giving the Germans hcll wish
| was allowed 10 tell YOU an about tho
daily gains. but 81 course. I am not /
VIII say hat this day has been much
In our favor.
y suppose the draft board IL doing
som" business now Wei. YOU cauno.
send too many over here. The more
the mcrrier.'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-09
GREAT WAR WORK
MEET TO Be HELD
HERE SEPT. L
Plans for November Drive to Be
Discussed State Y. w. G. A.
Director Returns TO Albuquer-
que.

Miss Margaret Hutchinson, state
director of the V W. g. a, Wal acti,i-
ties for New Mexico, returned to her
headquarters In the barnett building
In hts city this morninn aficr several
DAYS spent IN III raso In conference
with representatives OF otncT organ
Hntions int"rchted N the great drive
Tor funds to be made m Nov cmbsr
y am FULLY in accord with the
hughcstlons made hV President Wilson
that tho seven recognized wal worN
associations OF societies merge their
respective interests m = single drIVc
tor FUNDS, said Miss Hutchinson as
she attempted Ia arrange the mass Of
mail which had piled upon her desk
during her absence. Funds are 70
CURED by our ore, nization. the \.
knights OF Columbus. the War camp
Community service. the American LII
hrary association. the Jewish Welfare
society aud nv the salvation Army.
II can readily understand hat #
each undertook a separate canvass,
much confusion would result. II had
lc.n decided that combinations III
effected whereby hut two driveh
would he made. but rresidcnt Wilson
n set al rest an discussion OF the
question IN his suggestion that hut
one drive be made and fiNine the date
Tor that as the week 81 November ~,
- Tar as the Y. ". g A. IN concerned
the arrangement In very satisfactory.
Miss Hutchinson viii Join the di-
rsctors OF the other organizations IN
,cresicd IN the drive m issuing inVi-
lntions 10 all New Mcxjcans 70 attend
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have noticod one thing In the army
among all the men. n u "A ~ that
when they leave home. they ave II
with a lot OF yelling. and after they
arrive Ia camp sotue OF them are
scared 10 death. then after a few
weeks u begins TO notice q wonder
ful change in them. They begin 10
display self control and confidence.
The army is certainly u great school.
and | should love TO see The DAY
whch all Young men IN our country
between the ages of ~ and ?, will
De givcn a three year military tram
ing. There IN nothing In this great
country OF ours that would better our
Young manhood more than this.
have nothing but praise for military
training. because IL builds a young
man from the bottom up. both body
and soul. Boys trom cody are all ans
ious to 20 across, and II any 81 us dc
not pass the overseas examination
for orc win be q sorry and sad look
ing soldier.
n learned something during M,
long Journey IN the line OF advcrts-
inE a Nv" and loyal city. and that rs
this Whenever you people at home
hear Of u troop train about to arrive.
rush to the depot and show those boys
that you are with them. blow all the
steam whistles YOU have IN town ana
aelcorte them Don I give them any.
thing " YOU don't want TO, but be
there and welcome them. for YOU do
not realize how much this adVertises
your town. The BOYS never forget
the town Wher" they get u warn wei
come. / hear all the BOYS talking
about the ltNc cities on our cross
country journey So don't have Al.
b%npucrauc ON the dead list. Make II
u I've wire all the WAY, Tor by greet
ma our hoys in uniform on their ar
rival - the station YOU can 10 lar
more towards putting Albuquerque
en- the MAJ than In amy otliet way
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PERSONAL NEWS ITEMS

city last night. having been rejected
on account OF weak eyes.
VI. NJ Cheney has returned .rom
Santa Re, where he has been on for
est service business.
Mrs. 49, w. Smith. OF Santa Re. ~
5 sitting IN Albuquerque.
j. r. Harvey. OF Denver. In in the
city on business,
Mrs. Marcus W Half of Deming. is
among the visitors who arrived ~ the
city today
r. ~ O'nrion, OF the Phelps Dodge
company. OF Dawson, Is in Albu.
q%uerquc.
Hiss Dorothy Mann lcf, last night
for pemine e. spend the winter with
her sister.
Among the visitors who arrived in
the city thus morning are Mrs. i II.
Lord. Lila Lord and Ain Lord, OF
Orange. New Jersey.
Bob Adams. OF Mountainair. is IN
the vitN on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Dickinson. oi
FennNillc, Mich. are visiting IN Albu-
querqu".
e. ". kocsoc is At santa Re on q
business tup.
Born. this morning to Mr. and Mrs.
y A. Hunin, on North Twelfth street
a daughter.
Nhf'A 'NNNliAft NNNf lflif WIZ III
"a recent casualty list as ono OF tho
men KILLED ~ action. was q student foT
some time al tho Albuquerque indian
school.
Mt and Mrs T. u. Reed, Of Miami.
Arizona. arrived an Albuquerque yes
tordHN.
4 meeting Of the executive commit.
Ia" uf the Hatriots' Wal Fund was
held at the chamber at Commerce at
% o'clock this afternoon.
G. VI Bolts, Who left Saturday night
on u business trip 90 Carlsbad, ~ eN-
pectcd To- return tomorrow night
G. A., Long has l'tt for Defining on
forest service business. connected with
road construction work nt Camp Cody.
J. " .sull'y. OF Santa Rita. general
manager OF tho pholps-Dodgo COM.
pany. Is IN Albuquerque on business.
The W G. r. T. Will meet tomor-
row afternoon at 3 O'Clock az the
home Of Mrs. Sheppard, 500 West
Iron avenu
There viii he "A regular stated ses-
sion OF Rallut Abyad Temple, A. \.
q. y. NJ s., this evening az $ O'Clock
Visiting members welcome,
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j. s. DATLEPLANE
MAY FLY OVER CITY
DURING NEXT DRIVE
Government Is Planning to Bonn
bard Southwest With Liberty
Loan Literature Thrown From
Aircraft in Great Flight,

During the Fourth Liberty Loan Al
huGuerque will probably be lombard
cd hy one of the giant bombing planes
Of tho army.
one OF the largest battle planes at
the United States army viii soar over
this city dropping literature and mos
age telling OF the importance OF sub
scrlbins 90 the loan. according To IN
formation received here today.
The Tinted States government is
planning 20 send "A battle plane from
Ellington Field. near Houston, Texas,
20 Denver, Colo, to stimulnte patriot
ism during the drive for funds no that
allied armIea may continue drivln.
hun soldiers bach 10 their own land.
The BATH. plano, II present plans
are carried out. will pass over Texas,
New Mexico and Colorado. The larE-
or cities of tho three states will be on
the route and will he bombarded with
Liberty Loan literature. The plane
will also stop az the larger cities so
people may view n Of the great bat
tie planes Uncle sam ~ nianufactur-
nj u destroy militnriNm.
IL is believed by thos. interested In
the proposed flight that nothing bot
ter could he planned to arouse more
enthusiasm over tho ioan than the
great flight from Houston 70 the Colo.
RADIO city a thousand mile journey In
The air.
Dates and the schedule for the
flight have not vet been completed.
Representative citizens here are hop
ing that Albuquerque VIII be includ-
ed on the oute A. No definite arr
engagements have heen completed the
cities 20 be- visited by This giant bat
tie plane have not vet been
ced. The route IL h believed Will be
announced within "a week.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-09
TRACT OF
LAND FOR URPOSED
PARK IN PROSPECT
Thomas Apodaca, Of Chill, Pre-.
pared to Discuss Matter of Do
mating His Land TO Rio Grande
Project.

Word was received at the Cham
bcr OF Commerce today from Tomas
c. ApOdaca Of chin. y. NJ, stating
that he would be in town some time
turing the coming week. and 10 pre-
pg"ed 10 discuss The matter Of donai
ing his land 10 the dtio Grandc park
project
Mr Apodaoa is q prominent ranch
man az chilli. and has had the park
project under consideration for some
time. II Is nov minated that he Is
ready 10 cooperate In the good work
bS giving has land. which viii make
The fourteenth tract 20 be donated 10
the park.
The question OF ways and means
Tor obtaining the necessary additional
t'lcts Tor ue completion of the park
Will VI" the subject OF discussion at the
meeting of the civic bureau 10 b. held
az the chamber Of Commerce on FRI
day evening, September 18th.
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S|XTY-THREE MEN
SENT 0 DUPONT
BY LABOR AGENT
Laborers From Santa Fe, Cerillos
and Lamy Go TO Nashville, Tenn.
Under Call for New Mexico's
Labor Quota.

Manuel Mares. formerly supcrin.
'"ndont OF the state capitbl at Santa
~. now an agent for the department
OF labor. under state superintendent
,. ~ Wagner. In in Albuquerque to-
day Tor "a visit to state headquarters.
Saturday MI, Mares sent out iron.
Santa fo "a total OF sixty three men.
part of New Nj y,co's quota of labor
Tor war kork The men came froWl
santa Fe and vicinity, Iamy ana
rerillos. They were sont 10 the utl
iont plant at Nashville, Tenn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-09
MAKE ALBUQUERQUE A LIVE TOWN
BY GIVING GLAD HAND TO BOYS
IN KHAKI WHO PASS THROUGH 1T
Former Albuquerque Boy, Now at Camp Dix,
Writes of His Experiences in the Best Way to
Advertise a City.

There is no better way OF putting a
city on the map In the opinion Of the
Toys IN KHAKI than by getting down
10 the station and giving them the
glad hand when they go through the
town. according 10 Atanacio Lobate.
IN Albuquerque boy, who Is nov ~
camp DIX. In New Jersey.
The following IN m extract from u
letter which he wrote 10 his friend,
" Ruppe. OF this city.
w, cnioycn every bat OF our long
Journey across the states. thanks 10
the good behavior of our men. aud
the splendid work OF the He'd Cross
women of the different cities where.
we stopped II was q delight and a
Joy to meet these generous women
because they always had their baskcts
full OF fruit and smoking tobacco TO.
ms. Also the people of tho different
cities were always on hand AZ the
depOts 10 welcome AS aud bid Us fare
well We were choetcd all along tho
line FROM the moment we lett todN
II inspires - lighting men ncCatis"
We y readily see hat YOU who stay
LIANT brothers are lighting now. and
On who say at home al do Jusi
IS much toward winning thus bloody
war as we who go aud fight
There is q firm and fighting iook
on the face OF every man who camc
nom cody, which Will not come of.
and which spells defeat for the kaiser
and hts would-bo Conquctots OF the
world. When we yet over there W"
are going 10 ngli Just as our gal
liant brithcfs are lighting now. and
Nc are not coming back either I'll
rs yer. over there
This is a spcndid and modtrn up
30 date camp and Uncle Sam has left
nothing uudone. ~ order "a make
his BOYS comfortable. By the vas
Mr. Huppr. let me tell YOU that q
great many OF us don't get the com
forts az home that we get here I
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-09
Auto Springs, all makes. Korber Co
E,Dnr-l To- III E.rnlra Hhnne 40

" ON all hAatfEH W. ~
Four-o Tax Service. Phone 20.
Paw your dues % the '2-bit" club
Patrick Conway. division band
leader AT Waco. Texas. who has been
visit, ~ his family here for q few
days. returns tonight To camp Near
thar.
ANY member Of the Chamber of
Commerce or other citizen who wishes
additional copies 81 Forward Alhh
%1ucruue.' to use for ADVERTISING pur-
poses, may secure them at the cham
ber OF Commerce upon request.
ON September 10. the & q r.. i
and = r.. nov operated ~ e separate
linc. win he placed back under the
Rio Gutnde division OF the Santa fc,
II was announced today. III I'aso ~
Included in his division.
=. T. Mcclure was fined s. In police
court this murning ou a. Charg" OF
having hts lights out ON his automo-
bile
business was good In police court
THIS morning Tue tollpwtnE were
charged with drunkenness - Arch
uictin. fined siu: john Rogers. fined
$40. = a. NoV tined SIS; s. IL lug
ley. fined s25. itohott \. 'rOsley, fined
s25; Rich Barstow, fined SIS; 5 VI.
AtbcrN. $40; Salvador SaudoVal. scn
fenced ~ 80 dnys on a charge OF re-.
NlNtlflh an Nillffl anu dNf iNRNNi WI
t.nccd 90 20 davs on o. charge of va
Erancy. under the new work OF fight
order.
r chavez was nncd $40 IN police
court this morning on a charge Of
speeding with his automobile.
Lieut.. Louis Hesselden OF the off
GERS training camp at Leon Springs.
Ten, rs in the tity wishing his par
cnts.
Ralph llill viii leave tomorrow for
Boulder. colo. where he viii begin
his junior year as an engineering stu
dent IN the Vnivcrsity Of Colorado.
The state board OF smhalmsrs will
meet In Albuquerque on September
10 and IL 10 examine candidates who
have made applications for embnlm.
ets' licenses 10 practice In New MeS-
leo. Tho board consists Of clark NJ
Dilly. OF Roswell; q O. Reidcr. Of
Tucumcari; g 4. Rising, OF Santa Fo;
Ed. Neher, ana Harry q. Strong Of
Albuquerque.
Milton samuel. who vas ono OF the
last, quota sent TO Camp Pike. at Lit
tie Rock, Arkansas. returned to the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-09
Mortuary


Funeral aorviccs for Mrs. G. a col
tns' 90 years old, a resident Of Alhu-
qucrquc for four years, who died sat
urday night, will he held az Crollotts
chapel ~ ESQ O'Clock tomorrow after
noon The Rev 4, J. Lewis VIII otii-
clHto' and the T.. NJ y. lodge will have
chhrgc OF arrangements. The body
VIII Dc tnken 10 Sar Antonio toi bur
lal' Mrs. Collins IL survived hA hef
husband aud n daughter.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-09
Mis- Man, ANY Pri,cm.

Mary Amy rrivett. thirty sis years
of age, wife OF &, r. PriVott died ~
her home ON Weat Lead avenue thia
morning. She is survived by her hus-
band and six children. also q mother,
Mrs. Elizabeth ToncN, OF Green Land,
Arkansas. The family had been In
Albuquerque but three months.
The body will be shipped T.ccr
Land. Arkansas, tomorrow 9. T
French.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-09

First and second %icutcnants OF each
company VIII also hc appointed ~
tins meeting.
The following men have received
their COMMISSIONS from Adjutant
General James BaCa as captains OF
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-09
Meeting oil. State
Home Guard Thursday

~ a meeting Of the First New
Mexico Home guards 90 he held az
The Armory al 80 Thursday night
hll enlisted nion win Dee assigned 10
their companies FOR permanent in
siruction.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-09

the nome guard; Nike Nash. NJ Il
Johnstone. J. r. Mclaughlin and fred
clayton
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

WANTED Room aud hoard by Young
nan In poor health, with meals
served a-hed Cor time, Not over ss5
month. " ] O., care Herald.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-09

a firt Ia = girl who is afraid she
will b. left at the post.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-09
Found German Iron
Ring by Police Here

b Police today found an iron
\ cross ring sent here from Ger
, many. The ring has been eN-
, changed for gold sent Ia the
2 %fatherland since 1914, accord
, ing 90 the engraving on the
, ring. PullcD are anxious 10
. return the rims 10 tn M
, The person who lost the iron
ring max receive the same hy
calling at tho policr station AZ
= any time during the dan or
night
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-10-25

Mrs. VeIton is Called by Death
 Ray-Mrs. J. H. Velton, for the past ten years a resident of Ray, died at the family residence here on Monday last from pneumonia. Burial was made in the Ray cemetery. Mrs. Veltons was sick only a short
 time. She had gone to Phoenix last
 week and while there contracted a cold, which rapidly developed into
 pneumonia. She was confined to her
 bed immediately upon her return to Ray, and death followed on Monday last. Owing to the prevailing epidemic : Of Spanish influenza, the funeral was
 private.
 ! Mrs. Velton is survived by five
 children, three sons and two daugh- ters. They are John Velton, who is on his way to France, and who could not be reached wiht the sad word of his [ mothers death: Stephen and William
 Velton, who are employed in the Ray Consolidated; Miss Cora Velton, who i is attending high school at Morenci and Mrs c. E. Talbot, who left Ray recently to join her husband at Ia. coma, Wash
 ! Mrs. Velton had a personality that
 made her many friends here, and the entire family has the sincere sympa
 thy of the people of Ray in their be reavement.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-10-25
Recordeds Instruments.
 Deeds. >

J. E. Irvine ct ux to w. M. Shirk Dean K. Mason ct ux to R. W. Simp son ct uX.
 John A. Albrecht ct ux to E. J. Lehman
 Julian Gabaldon to Chas. s. Harle. J. L. Henderson to Eugene Schwab.
 Satisfaction of Mortgages. Peoples Bank & Trust Co. to T. L. Axton ct ux.
 Peoples Bank & Trust Co. to Elice H. Irvine ct al. liam l.. Laney.
 Peoples Bank & Trust Go. to Con- cepcion 2. Gabaldon. Eunice c. Covert to John A. Al brecht.
 F. M. Perry to R. W. Simpson ct uX.
 State Bank of Metcalf to R. w. Simpson ct ux.
 w. T. Witt ct al to G. c. Babers ct al.
 First National Bank of Clifton to William Laney.
 Bills of Sale.
 Antonio Elizalde ct ux to Rafael Casas ct ux.
 A. N. Terry to P. A. Brenner ct ux w. B. Tompkins to J. A. Scott. T. L. Axton to w. J. Collins A. R. Lynch to J. J. Jones. Phelps Dodge Corporation to Mi guel Pena ct ux.
 Pablo Elorriaga to Amado Flores J. F. Murillo to Amado Flores. David Jennings to Thos. H. Arnold H. c. Jennings to David Jennings Cepriano Massuna to Joe Marietta Onofre M. Vda de Madrid to Flor entine Esparza.
 Harry w. Hill ct ux to Caesar Christian ct uX. Articles of Incorporation. Articles of Incorporation of the Gran Cooperative Circle of Mexico Emancipation.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-10-25
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT Or the State of Arizona, in and for
 the County of GreenIee. In the matter of the Estate of Bridget Scanlan, deceased.
 Notice of Hearing Petition. Notice is hereby given that Monday, the 11th day of November, 1915 at 10 o'clock a m. of said day, and the court room of said court at the court house, County of Greenlee, State of Arizona, has been appointed as the time and place for proving the will of said Bridget Scanlan, de. ceased, and for hearing the applica- tion of Robert E. Scanlan, for the is- suance to him of Letters Testament tary thereon.
 Dated October 25th, 1918. (Seal of Court.)
 BEN M. CRAWFORD,
 Clerk. By Ben c. Fehrman, Deputy Clerk 10-25-3tc B
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-10-25

a shot at one Jesus Carbajal.
 Ipolito Cascarelli, plaintiff, vs. An dres Garcia ct al is the title of case filed in the Superior Court this week, plaintiff alleging that he is the owner of a certain house at Metcaf and that the defendants moved the house a distance of about 70 yards and re- constructed same without his know ledge and consent, and he is new seeking to obtain possession of same.
 Krakauer, Fork & Moves Sucrs., a corporation, have filed an action w. O. Hutchins, plaintiff alleging that there is due and owing them the sum of SAYS. 63 for merchandise sold to defendants in 1917.
 Hing Chong Wah, who runs the New Restaurant on the East Side, was this week arrested upon the complaint of one Elizabeth Martinez, an employee, claiming that he Is vio- lating the eight hour law in that ne allows her to work II and 12 hours a day. Hing was brought before Judge Laine on Thursday and entered a plea of not guilty to the charge. He will be given a jury trial at the next term of court.
 Enrique Gonzales, of Metcalf, was this week granted divorce from his wife, Susana R. de Gonzales, on the ground of desertion. Enrique stating to the court that after a week of married life she left him and he has not seen her since.
 The following marriage licenses were issued this week by Clerk of the Court Ben M. Crawford:
 Lendro Flores to Modesto Villavi- cuero.
 Manuel Estrada to Teresa Baesa. Felipe Gamboa to Aurelia Torres. Eco. Guadiana to Martina Pedrosa.
 Enrique Gonzales to Martina Del gado.
 Jesus B. Hernandez to Andrea Di. mas.
 ] Alejo Lopez to Martina Delgadillo
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-10-25
Joined by Family

Prof. Baker, city superintendent of schools went to Lordsburg on Satur- ter who came to join him here. The family are at present in aparements in the Johnston house, but will later occupy the Hartman cottage.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-10-25

G. W. Wilkin, claim agent for the Morenci mining companies, was a business visitor at the court house
 on Tuesday. MT. Wilkins will leave
 shortly for Chilli, South America, where he has accepted a lucrative
 position with the Chilli Consolidated Copper Co.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-10-25

P. Anderson has charge of the State Bank of Metcalf this week dur ing the absence of Cashier W. F.. Kelly, who was called to Bisbee on Tunday evening on account of the ~aricus illness of his brother It has since been learned that MT. Kelly's brother died victim of the Spanish influenza.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-10-25
Mining Officials Here

Mining Officials Here
 President Walter Douglas, of the Phelps Dodge Corporation, accompan- fed by A. T. Thomson, Assistant Gen eral Manager, arrived in the district on Monday morning and spent three days in an inspection trip over the property of the Morenci branch. From here the party left for Tyrone. They were travelling in the pivate car Ala morgcrdo
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-10-25

J. l.. T. Walters, of Duncan, was this week appointed guardian of the etsates of Onatilda and Rufus Spoon bond to be given to each minor il the sum of $1 ,000 %
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-10-25

On Saturday the case of I. N. Stev- ems, plaintiff, vs. The Chase Creek Copper company, a corporation, was tried before Judge Laine. This was an action for debt, plaintiff claiming the sum of SIP, ,4S9.61 for work and sup plies furnished between June 1914 and January, 1918, to said corporation Judgment was granted the plaintiff in the full amount.