The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-08-30
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 Mining claim notices were filed in the Recorders office this week by T. O. Phillips to the Flour Spar claims numbers l, 2, 3 and 4, in the Mayflower mining district. He gave an option to purchase these claims to Paul Lesso, which option was also filed for record, the consideration men tioned was $1.
 All of the select men who were drafted in the last call, and who entrained at this place last Monday reported except four. These are now classed as deserters, and as soon as apprehended will be turned over to the Federal authorities for dis position.
 The Board of Supervisors at last Tuesdays meeting designated the Brutinel building as the place to hold the primary election in Clifton voting precinct No. g. Those living in Precinct No. 1 will vote at the Court House.
 Naturalization Hearing Postponed
 Next Tuesday was set as the day for hearing the petitions of those aliens who desired to become Ameri- gan citizens. Seventeen had filed their petitions for naturalization, but owing to the law which provides that no hearing of a petition or the issuance of a certificate of naturali- zation, can be granted within thirty days of general election, the hearing has been indefinitely postponed. The court holding that the primary cleo tion. which will be held September 10, is q general election, and coming under this inhibition. Each of these petitioners for naturalization have been notified by Deputy Clerk B. F. Fehrman of the indefinite continuance of this hearing, which will be set at a later date
 |, Adopts .Pinckney Children. Papers of limited adoption of the two Pinckney children were filed in the Recorders office this week by Mathew H. and Tinah M. Kane, by which they adopted Lillian and Ethel Pinckney, children of Charles Pinck. ney, formerly of Clifton, but later of Douglas and New York City and now in the British army in France The adoption does not extend to becoming their heirs at law for the purpose of inheritance. but in all other respects they are taken to be cared for as l their own children. Superior Court:
 The following business is of re. Court:
 Reid J. Sampson filed a petition for letters of guardianship of the estate of Virginia Sampson, minor.
 Simon Hinojos vs. Dolores is the style of a suit filed for the severance of the marriage ties existing between the litigants
 Western Grocery Co.,, of Fl Paso, secured judgment against Joe Gio- vannini, administrator of the estate of G. Beruatto, deceased. By a decree from Judge Laine the marriage relations existing between Romillo Jarmillo and Donaciana Jar milo, were annulled
 The court appointed Rafael Valdez administrator of the estate of Tomas Sandoval, deceased, and his bond as such administrator was fixed at s6.- 400.
 D. B. Address was appointed admin istrator of the estate of BaciIlio Ac- gro, and the administrators bond was fixed at $1,000. Real Estate Transfers. The following have filed instru- ments with the County Recorder for the change of ownership of real prop I,erty in Greenlee county, the past week:
 l. Thomas P Wilson ct ux to A. Drumm, undivided one-half interest in lands situated in sections and 8, twp. 1-S., range 28- E., G. & S. R. B. & M., consideration $1O. |. George w. Fraser ct ux to John R. Denny, house and lot in South Clifton, 195X175 feet, consideration $75O.
 P. c. Little to James T. Hildreth, lot 127 San Francisco Townsite, The consideration mentioned in this deed, which is from the original townsite company ''is paid in full" This in. ! strument is dated January 1, 1905 and is just now filed for record. |, Zona Lowenbruck to Cepriano Car. rillo, lot 127 San Francisco Townsite consideration $100. r Bills of Sale.
 The transfer of personal property is indicated blythe filing of the fol lowing instruments for record with the Recorder this week: J. c. Efron:son to Nellie L.. Jay Du1ld1nS situated on F. D. lot IG-20 together with contents, Morenci, con. sideratIon s2.45O.
 Lorenzo Marietta to Paul 3eruatto, building situated on A. C. lot PA Metcalf, ccnsidera tion $575.
 Albino Rodriguez to C,etc fiarquez all burros, irarrs and one horse un- sold in A. R. tIand, consideration $100.
 Longino s. ie Lupi to Benigno Siri- ami, bull Tug on A. c. lot 227 Mo- renci, consideration $1200.
 Mortgages Satisfied.
 State Bank of Morenci to Ernest R. Mendoza; W. w. Damron ct al to M. M. Smith, two instruments.
 Marriage Licenses.
 Clerk Ben M. Crawford issued the following licenses authorizing the par ties named to enter into the marriage ctafo fho naSf ueak.