The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-03-07
CREST GATHERED
 AT COURT HOUSE
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Bills of SaIe-Benigno Medina to J. M. Lally.
 Margarita BraZzea to G. Del Rio and company.
 Fabiana Fernandez to G. del Rio.
 Pedro Moreno to Gerardo Del Rio.
 Bruno Flores to Juan Ontiveras.
 R. A. Campbell to c. H. Earns worth.
 Fred Croft to A. E. Crabtree.
 Warranty Deeds-Olin F. Bailey to Thomas Simpson,.
 Thomas Simpson ct ux to Etta Bake.
 George Bake ct ux to H. c. Vim ton and T. L. Knowles.
 REbert Merlo ct ux to Town of Clifton
 Satisfaction of Mortgage - First National Bank of Clifton to George Bake ct ux.
 State Bank of Morenci to A. B. Eschwege.
 Notice of Forfeiture of Lease C. T. Phillips ct al to s. V. Norte ct al.
 sheriffs Certificate of Sale -
 Sarah c. Harper vs. Anna Harper ct al.
 Mineral Patent-''Llave'' by The Phelps Dodge Corporation. Power of Southern Sure ty Company to w. A. Denton.
 Abstract of Judgment-F. D. Col lins vs. Metcalf Theatre ct al.
 Appointment of Deputy Sheriff. George Spaw of Duncan.
 Quit Claim Deed-Ysidro Corona de Scctt to Jose Scott. Jr.
 The following marriage licenses were issued by Clerk of the Corirt Ben M. Crawford the past week:
 J. w. Fletcher to wed Alice L Cook
 Raymon l. Meek to wed Hattie Collet.
 Felipe Bailon to wed Ester Armen. darez
 Jesus Carbajal to wed Juana Ar. mendarez.
 Ysmael Munoz to wed Jesus Lata.
 Emiliano Gonzales to wed Emelia Rojo.
 A. E. Eldredge, naturalization ex aminer, with headquarters at Los Angeles, conducted an examination of alien petitioners to become citizen of the United States before the Su perior Court on Tuesday, and the following named persons received their final citizenship certificates: Carmine Cupel1i, of Morenci; Mattew Gibson of Morenci; John Richards of Duncan: William H. Neill, of Cliff ton; Francisco V. Rodriguez of Cliff ton: Edward Charles Allen. of Mo renci. The following petitions were dismissed for the lack of diligent prosecution: Nicola Giordano, Thom as Carlyon, Dominic Cicerelli, Giovar nj Zicarelli and Wilfred Aresise, all residents of Morenci. The petitions of Luis Guido and John B. Stevens were continued for hearing untl September 2, 1919, when the next regular hearing will be had. Ramona Sandoval of Metcalf was this week granted leave to adopt An tonita and Herlinda Sandoval, minor val, deceased.
 appointed administrator of the es tate of his deceased brother, Jose l Aragon, and his bond fixed in the sum of $350O.
 Hing Chong Wah, proprietor O the New Restaurant on the Eas Side, was tried before the Superior Court this week on the charge of vio lating the eight hour law. complain having been filed against him by on' l of his waitresses by name of Mar : tinez, alleging that she was compell : ed to work as high as twelve hours . per day. On the trial the Celestia : testified that he did not compel th' , waitress to work more than eigh : hours, that they only worked dur ing the three metal periods and tha , the time they actually put in did no aggregate but seven hours and hal . per day. The Court could not b } convinced however and found Hin: guilty, and after reprimanding hin severely. he was assessed a fine O S25. .OO. He was represented by A 7 R. Lynch.
 Gavino MaderZo, who was arreste' ' on the charge of having intoxicating } liquor in his possession for the pun pose of sale some time ago, withdrew : his former plea of not guilty and CT tered plea of guilty as charged am asked for immediate sentence. Tn 5 Court taking into consideration tn 7 mans poverty stricken family. gay } him severe lecture and suspende 2 sentence of 60 days in the count l jail and a fine of S200. f The Board of Supervisors held thei I regular monthly meeting on Monday l the three members being present ) Outside of the regular routine wor l such as allowing demands, etc, n business of importance was trans ? mitted, and the Board adjourned cal
 ly in the afternoon. The bids fo
 the construction of the Clifton-Sprin t erville Highway will be opened O V Monday, the 10th day of March.