The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-06-13
CREST GATHERED AT COURT HOUSE

E Antonio Spezia and Ambrose Spezia, co-partners, doing business under the Err, name and .tg.e e. Srezia & $ o. zia, plaintiffs, vs. J. w. Aker and Rae M. Aker. husband and wife, and James ". Parks, defendants, is the title of a case filed in the Superior Court this Vt .k; plaintiff al;eeus that there is due and owing to them the sum of $1736.50 on promissory notes which remain due and unpaid and which are secured by mortgages on real estate located at Duncan. L. Kearney is the attorney for the plaintiffs.
 Mildred Collet has brought suit in the Superior Court this week for the annulment of her marriage to Clar- |ence Phillips on April 29 of this year., on the ground that they are first cousins, and by the law of the State of Arizona the marriage is incestuous and void. Plaintiff and defendant were uniformed and ignorant of the laws iof the state of Arizona relating there ito, and that immediately after learn ing that said 'iarriasa vas void, plain tiff and defendant ceased their CO., habitation and have since lived sepa- rate and apart. A. R Lynch is the tattorney for the plaintiff.
 Mary M Miller was this week grant | ed a decree of divorce from her hus- band, Arthur c. Miller, on the ground icf desertion and non-support. The Plaintiff was also iwarded the care and custody of her minor daughter, .Ieanett Miller c. Hooker represented 1 the plaintiff.
 l 2 Lazaro G. Martinez was also granted 1 a decree of divorce from his wife, Re i flgio M. de Martinez, on the ground of desertion. Martinez, who recently ! finished serving a five-year peniten- tiary sentence could not induce his stcuse to furtne: tolerate him and chose another mate with whom she is scented the plaintiff. A 1 Clark Gordon Wilkerson was also granted a decree of divorce from his I wife, Ada Alkaline Wilkerson, on the ground of adultery and infidelity. L..
 Kearney represented the plaintiff. 1 Irene Nelson was granted decree
 of divorce from her husband Ren F..
 Nelson of San Francisco, on the
 ground of desertion and non-support. The plaintiff was also given the right ] to use her maiden name of Irene Marian Billa. H. A. Elliott represented
 the plaintiff.
 Judge Laine this week suspended sentences on two defendants in the Superior Court. one being Jesus Ma
 cias, who plead guilty of the charge of bigamy, and the other, Guadalupe Con-
 zales, who was convicted by a jury at the last jury session of the crime tof rape. Both defendants promised lthe court that they would not again lbe caught in the meshes of the law.
 JuUS6 Lame tHiS Wceh IcuucTcu Judgment on the verdict of the jury in
 the case of Miguel Garcia vs. Julian Rodriguez and John B. Hoffman,
 which was tried before a jury at the
 last session and submitted to them
 upon interrogatories approved by the
 court; the judgment was rendered in
 flavor of the plaintiff and adjudgfne
 that he is the owner of House No
 36S-B at Morenci, Ariz.: canceiling the
 bill sof sale heretofore made out to
 the defendant, John B. Hoffman, by Rodriguez; the rental value of said
 house from April 2, 1919, to date, al the rate $22 per month, and costs ol isuit taxed at $14s0. A. R. Lynch is the attorney for plaintiff, and l.. Rear fney represents the defendants.