The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-06-14
GARNERED
 FROM COURT HOUSE
RESUME OF WEEKS HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST TO COPPER ERA READERS MARRIAGE LICENSE AND TRASFERS.

On a change of venue in criminal cases the county from from which the cases are transferred bears the expense of the trial. During the trial oe John and Tom Powers and Tom Sisson here in May Greenlee paid out the sum of $1,813.35. This coun- ty has expensed Graham county for tbis sum. Of course this is not all the expense attached to that trial, but the above figures simply repre- sents the money which Greenlee dis bursed in conducting the trial, feed ing and caring for the prisoners while in jail here. The remainder of the expense was disbursed from Sanford. s. New .undersheriff on the Job
 To fi11 the place made vacant by the resignation of Under Sheriff Ben C.. Sturrgess, when he resigned to take the position of Clerk of the Town Council, and ex-officio Police Judge, to which he was appointed June 4, Sheriff Slaughter has appoint ed MT. L. J. Turney, of Duncan. The new Under Sheriff arrived in Clifton last Sunday, and is now on the job.
 Charged With Felony.
 Jailer M. M. Smith went to Morencf Monday for the purpose of bringing two Mexicans to Clifton where he lodged them in jail. They having that day been given a preliminary trial before Judge Lally, who bound them over to the next term of the Su- perior Court. They are alleged to have purloined the sum of s450 from Mexican woman of Morenci.
 Deputy Sheriff Nicks last Saturday arrested Anceto Sierra and lodged him in jail, and District Attorney Ling filed charge of rape against him. His examining trial was set for last Thursday in Judge Address court.
 Superior Court.
 Last week, in the Superior court. James D. Daugherty and wife form ally legally adopted as their heir Max Daugherty, a nephew, in accord ance with the laws of Arizona. The Daleherty's live at Morenci.
 Jose c. Estrada last week filed me- chanics lien against Clementia Rod rieuez ou the building situated op. posite the Coronado school building in Metcalf, alleging an unpaid ac. count for constructing said building amounting to $50.
 OcdiIn9S m hcdi frOpSFty.
 The following transfers of real es- tate are noted from the records in the Recorders office:
 Wm. R. Warner ct ux to R. R. Mil Ter. part of lot 10, blk. 12, Henry Hil's addition, consideration s1, 400.
 Virgil E. Burtcher ct ux to Ruth I. Johnson. 5 acres in Sec. 19, Twp. s-S., range 32-E, G. & S. R. B. & M., also 10 shares of the capital stock of the Duncan Canal company, considera- tion $1.
 Virgil E. Burtcher ct ux to Arthur R. Burtcher. acres in Sec 19, twp. S-S., range 32-E., G. & S. R. B. & M., and 10 shares of the capital stock of the Duncan Canal company, consider. ation, s1.
 Henry Hill ct ux- to Richard s. Sears, lot 27. blk. 20. Henry HilIs addition, consideration 8.
 J. J. Jones ct ux to Wm. R. Warner part of lot 10, blk. 12, Henry Hills new addition, consideration $1.250.
 A. H. Slaughter, sheriff, to Krakau- CT. York & Moves corporation, sher- iff's deed to mining claims of Ari- zona Mayfiower Copper company and W. B. Duva11, consideration 5000.
 Bills of Sale.
 Those who have filed instruments evidencing transfers of personal prop erty with the Recorder the past week are:
 D. E. Spiller to Tom Edwards, ct al all cattle in TT brand, and right to said brand, also all mares and horses in bar T and or brnd, consideration s7,000.00.
 Domingo Padella to Paz V. Mar tinez, building situated on A. c. lot