The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-10-11
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One CIVIL case was nleQ Wltu tue Clerk of the Court this week, Aejan- dro Rodela seeking a divorce from his wife, F'ranciaca Para Rodela, al- leging desertion as grounds for same. October 7th, 1918, will long be re- membered by Clerk of the Court Ben M. Crawford, for no less than seven eligibles for the sea of trouble applied to him for the necessary parchments that would enable them and theirs to become one. Uncle Ben stated that he wished seventeen would apply on the seventeenth. Following are the parties. Rosendo Ynojos to Rosa Acosta, Conception Agua1lo to Fran cisca Martinez, Sisto Medina to Jose ia Lara, Teofilo Acosta to Maria Es- trada, Esequiel Rocha to Refugio Mar quez, Anacelo Saenz to Maria Torres, Gregorio Ybarra to Alejandro Con- treras.
 Antonio Spezia, the executor of the estate of Angela Spezia, deceased, was this week discharged from his trust, having distributed all the prop erty under the will filed herein.
 J. M. Larrazolo of Metcalf, was ap- pointed administrator of the estate of Jesus Lozano, Jose Torres and Ma tilde Carillo, deceased. J. M. Larrazolo of Metcalf, was ap- pointed administrator of the estates of Jesus Lozano, Jose Torres and Matilde Carillo, deceased. | The following criminal cases were dismissed upon the motion of Dave w. Ling, county attorney, on the ground of insufficient evidence to warrant a trial: State of Arizona vs. leg, who were charged with the crime of robbery and Ernesto Sierra, charg- ed with the crime of rape.
 Juan Talamantes was arraigned this week on two separate charges of assault with the intent to commit murder, and entered a plea of not guilty to each charge.
 Jose Aranda was arraigned on the charge. of introducing intoxicating liquor and entered a plea of not guilty to same through his attorney, A. R. Lynch.
 The following criminal cases were set for trial for the coming term of court:
 State of Arizona vs, Juan Talaman- tes, October 21.
 State of Arizona vs. Juan Talaman- tes, October 21.
 State of Arizona vs Jose Aranda, October 21.
 State of Arizona vs. Selso and Se- ferino Valdez, October 21.
 State of Arizona vs. Jesus Quinonez October 21.
 The following civil cases were set for trial:
 J. O. Phillips vs. The A. & N. M. Ky. Co.,, damages, set for October 22.
 Isaac N. Stevens vs. Chase Creek Copper Co.,, debt, October 19.
 Gerardo Zorillo vs. Saturnino San lander, ct al, debt, set for Oct. 22.
 Rafael villareal vs. Charles Stew ems, ct al, action for debt. Set for October g.
 Albino Rodriguez vs. Francisco c. Vda de Robles, action to quiet title, set for October IA.
 The following cases were continued
 
 for the defendant, H. A. Elliott:
 Ysabel Garcia vs. The Arizona Cop per Go. Ltd, action for damages.
 Cipriano Duran, guardian, vs. The Arizona Copper Go. Ltd, action for damages.
 Rafael Magdelano vs. The Arizona Copper Companl, Ltd, action for damages.
 A. A. Worsley is representing the plaintiffs in the above cases.
 On Monday morning Angel Marin, convict at the State Road Camp was brought before Judge Laine on a charge of insanity and after examin- ation by Dr. L. A. W. Burtch, he was adjudged insane and committed to