The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-10-10
COURT HOUSE CREST
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in the second degree and was sen- fenced to term of not less than 2 years nor more than three years; Joe Larrieu plead not guilty to the charge of embezzlement; Clarence Phillips entered a plea of not guilty to the charge of incest; the above cases were set for trial on the following dates;
 State vs. Ignacio Rascon, murder, set for October 20th.
 State vs. Juan Medina and Jesus Padilla. murder, set for October goth
 State vs. Julian Padilla and Ricardo Casteneda, burglary, set for October 20.
 State vs. Clarence Phillips, incest. set for October 23rd.
 State vs John McCulloch, assault to rape. set for October 21.
 State vs. Joe Larrieu, embezzle- ment, continued for term.
 State vs. Samuef Gonzales assault with deadly weapon, set for October 21
 The following civil cases were set for trial to follow the criminal cases: Rafael Magdalena vs. The Arizona Copper Company, an action for dam ages: A. A. Worsley for the plain tiff. H. A Elliott for the defendant; set for October g.
 J. c Bartlett vs Home Copper Co.,. an action for debt. L Kearney for the plaintiff, and Elliott, Ling and Horton for the defendant.
 Set for October 27.
 Ipolito Cascarelli, vs. Gerartio For fila, an action to quiet the title to plaintiff and A. R. Lynch for the de fendant. Set for October 27
 Adolfo Gonzales Gomez vs. Gererdo Zorillo. ct al, an action of foreclos ure L. Kearney for the plaintiff and A R Lynch for the defendant. Set for October 27.
 Rosaria Sarasota. vs Gerardo For illo, ct al, an action of foreclosure. l. Kearney for the plaintiff and A. RI Lynch for the defendant. Set for October 27.
 Pablo .Padilla, vs The Arizona Cop per Company, an action for damages A. A. Worsley for plaintiff and H A.. Elliott for the defendant; Set vor October 23
 Matilde Esparza vs The Arizona Copper Company, an action for dam ages. A. A. Worsley for the plaintiff and H A Elliott for the defendant; set for October 23.
 Amy Merrill, vs J. B. Simms, ct ux. An action to forclose a mortgage L. Kearney for the plaintiff and Dave W Ling for the defendant. Set for October 27.
 Augustn Tappia, vs Susano Duran, ct al. An appeal from the Morenci Justice Court Dave W. Ling for ap- pellant and l. Kearney for appellee. Set for October 27.
 Roman AEmIjo. administrator vs. The Arizona Copper Company, an ac- ton for damages. A. A Worsley for the plaintiff and F A Elliott for the defendant. Set for October 23
 Seferino Cobbos, vs The Arizona Copper Company, an action for dam- ages. A. R Lynch for the plaintiff and H A Elliott for the defendant Set for October 2S.
 J. A. Farrell, vs The Arizona Cop per Company, for Breach of Contract. Lynch and Mckenzie for the plaintiff and H. A. Elliott for the defendant Set tentatively for the 18th day of October.
 Ambrose and Antonio Spezia. vs J. W Aker, ct al An action for forclos- ure of mortgage. L. Kearney for the plaintiff and A. R. Lynch for the defendants Set for October 2S.
 O. Cotey, vs W J. Riley and The First National Bank, an action in Equity. A. R. Lynch for the plain tiff and Dave Linz for the defendant. Set for the foot of the calendar. Judge Laine announced his disqualification in this case and Judge A. G. McAllis ter, Judge of the Superior Court of Graham County will probably be call ed in to try this case.
 The following criminal cases were dismissed upon moton of County At .torney Dave Ling on the ground of insufficient evidence to warrant a trial: The State of Arizona vs Mauro Provencio, charged with nontsupport of his wife and family. The State of Arizona vs Antonio Elisalde. charg-l ed with assault with deadly weapon.
 A complaint was lodged against N. J. Monsour in the Superior Court this week charging him with operating for hire automobiles for the transpor- tation of passengers without having procured permission from the Corpor- ation Commi ssin of the State of Ari- zna. The complaint specifically al leges that on the 9th day of October one George Phillips was carried from Clifton to Morenci over the public highwav over which the firm of Can sler and Webster were operating an