The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-06-28
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 The jailer now has eight draft
 boarders in the county jail, five slackers and eight deserters, all awaiting the disposition Of the dis
 trict board.
 Four alleged slackers are now be-
 ing held by the board for further in-
 vestigation, which will determine what
 disposition will be made of them.
 They are Ramon Reyes, Margariro
 Loya, Jose Rincon and Batiste Fab
 rello.
 Edwardo S. Gomez filed power of
 attorney with the Recorder granting full authority to Cruz Gomez to con vey real estate.
 The local board Wednesday sent
 two men to Camp Cody for other
 boards. These were Harry Y. Weak
 ley, who was inducted into the ser vice for the Globe board, and An drew A. McWilliams, for the San Bernadino board.
 Wong On Jim, the Chinaman restau-
 rant waiter, who was arrested about three weeks ago by Constable Brad
 berry for alleged failure to Register during the first registation, has given
 bond for his appearance before the board at Tucson, which is investiga- ting his case.
 Two men who were evading the Greenlee draft were caught in the drive of Gila county last week and inducted into the service to the credit of this board. They were AL
 fredo Mesa and Frank Ianni. The system of catching the deserters is fav hn tn get by for any length of time. Soon- CT or later they are gathered in. Sev- eral who have fled from the jurisdic- tion of this board have been caught in other localities.
 Superior Court. The following matters have been filed in the Superior Court this week: Venture Guerra vs. Guadalupe Guer
 era, petition for divorce. Gila Valley Bank & Trust Co.,, rf Morenci, petition for letters of admin
 istration on the estate of Tomas Lavin. deceased.
 l.. F. Sweating, petition for letters | of administration on the estate of | Crescencio Hernandez, deceased.
 Board to Handle Allied Subjects Under the ruling of the war depart | ment all exemption boards, in the
 reclassification, will handle all cases ! of men who are citizens of allied countries, in the same manner as
 citizens of the United States. The | local board has commenced the work | of reclassifying the registrants, and
 it is estimated that several will be
 added to aviable men by this reclassi | fication. This work will consume
 some time before it is finished. II Deeds Recorded, Il The following real estate transac- | tions have been recorded in the Re Il corder's office this week:
 Il Elbonio Gomez ct al to Elena Go | meg, lot II, blk. 5, Patterson's addi
 ton, consideration $50. Il Henry Hill ct ux to W. E. Me H Laughlin, lot 24, blk. 20, Henry Hills T addition, consideration $100. w. F. Hagan ct ux to Lee R. Shel III bv. part of sec. ,, twp. AS, range 36 E G. & S. R. B. & M., consideration
 s1.
 HI Mary C. Crockett to Agnes Nc Kee Wallace, lot blk. 5; lots 45 and
 46. and parts of lots 51 and 52, blk H 4, Duncan, consideration $650. Bills of Sale. The following records of transfers of personal property have been re H corded this week:
 Flcrentino Baldebiso to Juan Rod riguez, building situated on A. c. 1o' H 207 Morenci, consideration 1925. III Petra V. Vda. de Rodriguez tl III Benjamin Savedra, building situated on A. C. lot 176 Morenci, considera U tion s5c.
 III Elmer C. Montgomery to James II Trainor, undivided one-third interest in all cattle in specified brand, con si6cration s1-200.
 HI Carlota Reruatta to Holy Cross Il Catholic church of Morenci, building III situated on A. c. lot 2S0 Morenci con III sideaticn $550.
 Guilermo Lozano to Holy Gross Catholic church of Morenci, building situated on A. c. lot 279 Morenci III consideration $1 $50. Wm. J. Wales to Eco. Garcia build M ing situated on A. c. lot 278 Morencf n consideration $225. Obligations Discharged. III Following mortgages have beer
 satisfied as evidenced by releases filed in the office of the Recorder: James TrainOr to D. F. Fatheree e