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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-04
THE MARKETS
New York Stood NarAct.

New York. Aprii The rally in
tirsls a. Hhipulurv whirh nrrum
panied thc more favorable DuhlrH from
Paris. impaired further strength o.
The general liat during b mutulrs
market bot thiH WIS forfeited when
uils Hnd speciulues. inriudinN Indus.
tr.. Alcohol reacted Z to- puiutF
S'lllnE of These ISSUE wtH attributed
a. professional tItdoru who were ~
ported 90 have adopted 90 t'urish lt.
htuuD iu consequence ut the dispute
90 Washington uNcr steel prices These
o. ports rrrDiNtd utflD t%rrl,pr,. how
ever tu view cot th. relative strength
eft investment rails iihrftt Hunds
were firm aud foreign issuts feature
less
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-04

shi,h measurr. g. forty iso were. vds FROM
Nnrfh fH ~HGth end go Nrras lHnF from
tr.i g. Wet Including the vidit ~ Narit
fHHrfh street extension Sid land O.
bounded ar ibs Nnrit ~ fhs lani fr' above
ds.risd au thr tast hI ths Arruuia Nadrs
Hu tu. -onfh by nH lands ~ Hslhatnr
Nlittu ard r]rrslts 0uuso. on tf essi
hf thr land. OF raihndlr Hndarfe being ths
GarrIa r a ~ nsrman % Warrant, Deed
dated ilIf ~ tHis nrd recorded ~ nuuk
a fasf ga Record. ~ hrruHillo faurtf
400 of thr HhHtH drardhrd land b. boz Pr
iH
HsiHs the .has aad conveyed hy 4 "
naIImHu aHd u.f tI D. D. 6rftr rY deed
dated % r.ui.r o. 1919 recorded H n1at
300 re- Peso 500 ~ fhg prfi Hrfafis Of hsr
HaIi1 County tre Wrsifa
Tract So Q slfIHiH in rrsrIurt S. r.
tAlanHial iHHuded and srI bed e. fl
lHeH tH
Commencing .' tfr Southeast rarnsr fhfrT
HI fHUnUr h"rU DIT dH.rrHH 90 minutes IaHt
q So N m no NORTHEAST sorusf
hrnrr N1Uh OIL dlsnT,s 90 miuufss W,n
i- 'rri 8Iu. Ur Iur ~ laud. uf Maslmn
A rrru iH thr NHrihv rsf rnrurr thence
iirH6 .hs ta.t IH. q North raufth street
,trudsi q ihr HHH Ivssf rHTnsr fHsHes
N.H'H % dsru Ul WIHuf.. Iasf 1904
f.st Slows tHs Iur ~ lHuis ~ a "a rai
n"H 'n u' HHHfhts't ,Hrnsf ani place uf
ursIHHius
ussnt-i no. ne Worth D., land. ~ uasima
a frrn DH tFe NIutl hr lauds uHe ar
FORMERLY of "a nafIman HH tIr fisf hy
fhH NIfit ui NHt Hf ths NfHHIrnT Tsrrta
,ai -luta b, RsIHai. end ar tts W,., b.,
Worth iaurth street NHHd rKtrndsd
hHfruHUu BEN. Dot tH tN. HBu of nhuvr
drsrrihrd property filed boz thr office Of tho
recorder NJ NrrHHIliu County NrN MrsIro
go ~epiruHer Dol iHit fir SO i5s 81 rs
N#".N ...H. H#.. .#HuH .L. H LU..H ..
BE- hereto aiaathri aha mad. "a par thereof
IHH efhniUr- herein -Hm A Palm and
AHs.Ita h.IfIu dH rHIu UH VIII. t#rsh,
rHn,1 HH.. f., sranic, ueuy NaHov nlI
"r r 600 .sai above ID. frIhri uf I'D
lH.Huf IhHr.IH NI.H Hhrf. ar either &c fH.m.
,u tu, nsrHrr own Hr rls'a
TnH 800 NI tasi e,rfhiu pis., ai psr
rel ~ 'Hgf .tu1'. Tud being u fHt 'oyn
u NaW.iH County of Hsrr,uIIo ~tsf, %
NfN Wr,IHu and UuHudei ss fniuvH an thr
tH.f uF Ihr land OF Hrur, Nauuv Uu ths
north Hut .HHfH hf lauhH 90 urHu AHuHv
600 Ih, West H, Ihr lands Of rrr,sn Drega
o." v's' boundary % saId piece ~ parcel
uf Teresa nu#su FL lHnu uu thr Wrrt eide of
'h" HrHlHh fnHt HHv runs thr1ush the
pfguitrf ihrrsiH conveyed
Tract 80 . A piece nr psrr,I n land DO
Matted bob AIHaal tuInN nf NrrnBIIiIH State
ul Nru MrH.rn mrHsur.nE fr1m tH.t iH
NUst 20 vera. HHH 10 1000 South ii North
70 ysuas HuI bounded uu the tasf il tha
IuuIH eft urHN laUHa uu thr Ntst Hi fht
fhr land. 90 Nrnr Nannn and tu Doc
NORTH tE no.. auIs of ulus uHuftIs.
And fuH Hr therefore uutfsA ttaf un
lrs. FoU enter your appearance herein Hl
ihu court house 90 fHr county ~ hrrHaliliH
Hf Albuquerque New MrsIro nn ur about
GOO 2nl lal uf MAJ 1919 lHlsmruI BOP De-
innII WlI Do iuiru AGAINST sou. and relief
prayed Coz vul NH -Isutrd
IN. ."H.H.U.. #H HN. HH..uH.N he. ~.
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steady with yCs.crd1y's average Ton
$50 90. bulk ~ sales SO g0Hf gOt5.
heavy weight $50 nU $50 2ot medium,
w"iHht ftsSbm tgO 20. tight weight
ft9.hNu sg0tb. hight lights stSgta
t.g 00 suws 81 7smtip15. pigs
tt5.et ftNI1b.
ttNttIo receipts 5000. marked strict
IA good aud good she sturk 60 cents
luwcri 40 other t.ntie sisudt. calves
% cent? higher. heavy steer $3.50
M $50 g.. lrht beef -ferfs $50 600 BE-
1880 hutthHrH ruws aud hpifrna
mfis 90. rHnnrfH and cutters
fi.Ia so 90. veal calves fiJs 70
$1,000 Hiurkrr aud feeder st,yfa
g. eSmfthsH
Sheen receipts 1000. wooded lambs
sicnd, sndc hiEhor. sheep md prime
HWhs uhuut steady lumIH. sc pounds
nr 'rHs So 300 $50 aOs Nt pounds or
better SIS on 500 Uu. ewes. medium
uni good tts estfStb5s. cults auI
common S. unnNIa
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Department ~ the l%nisrlnr a. s land or
hrf nt santa 70 n n March III. 1919
Autrn ia hereby given that Aaferlua
kamifsf Do Arulo. Of gahnfnn. Al a wkn
nn March ~ 1919 madn homestead ertrr
Nn oisOi. ~ sth ~ ani sW, ~.
see 20 and ll NN e section .n Toan
.hIp o. n Range D " \ N y Meridian
has Tiled notice Of Intention o. make thrss
year rnsuf to establish claim o. Tho land
above iesrrihad. before the County Csrt III
rauduNal tuuntY 81 nrrnaiiin ssndaVaf
1919
Ramirez ~ tahalnn n n Danaeiano
heliref of Cshefon n - Lropalda isr
milo ~ tahefnu. \ a Rafael @lasamiiln.
uf tabrfuu. \ 81
FRANCISCO DTLGADo
Register
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,rrirr Gov Urru1iliD county Sow MrNIen
Nauh e tssi fhni aid property n lntrisi
aud situate boz h,rnaNlln ,ulnti State VI Sew
NrAIUH
SOW THEREFORE, - virtue of said ~
rulutmeri as special master I VIII offer fHf
sair Hud sal af fhr front door 90 thr rHuri
huust iu Pho fHuuiY uI hrfruliliu aiafr of
NrH Ns.IHY fH fhH highest Hnd beet bidder
iHr tash. Ht iu o. ,lnfk o. m Hn Tho l2ni day
Of MAJ iriH tb shove described property
tn satisfy sslt Judgement Interest costs anu
attorney a. iors ss shove set uut
Dated ths goth d. Of Narrh 1919
.pMAs SMITH
Special Nastrr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-04

kHu@as C'iy. Mo April uors
receipts 5000. market steady. hoaVies
go. $50 nu. NrNts EIH uu 1888.
utEs So u0fgIH GOD.
'Ittic rereiptF 1900. market slow 4.
fIUrrs f'.sh $40 IS COWS af.i hsIfu.H
ft6nm ttb 90. nit,s s9siItta5t.
s'uDkeu 81 Suuf ias5
Sheep receipts ono mutksf steady.
lambs kI9 fNu $50 90. ewes 10000
NIh uu
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PASSENGER TRAIN SCHEDULE
IL Effss, lasaary y. 1919.

80 connects % Torrance With y p A
= " 30 2 from ~ Pas- and No. 1 fram ~
ssfii a. Rants W ~lth y o q Coz Denver.
No 2 cunnrrta 81 kennedy with A r.
X v No 20 frnm Albuquerque ~ willard
With 4 q A \ y train for Moantainal.
halrn and AlhugnerqHe a. Taffnnce With n.
= a = W 80 5 for sa,,fa noss. fucuBit4rt
and tho saat
For further ~infnrrrhfien COMMUNICATES With
.. sEGugnNON.
1fafne mahaEer.
SANTA " Al A.
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For SALE

$780, room. ~ story brick. hath.
electric lights. aidewaikH,
Highlands, close IN.
g., 7GO"-S.roum. 2-Htorv, frume. mod
crn. lot t00Nii2. garage, good
o~utbuildings. South Broadway.
CluHo-in.
$1,000 BROOM cement block hunrn-
low. modern. huilt-in features.
garage. West Coal cnu
-, 2OO--t-rJom brick. modern. hot
water heat. good shade.
garage. Fourth ward. close
in.
80. 2tO-S-room frame. modern. CONF
pioteiy furnished. also one r.
room frame bungalow. modern,
with sleeping porch. also n =
room furnished house; al on
lot 7hNtf2. income sf3 per
month. Third ward. cluHc-in,
%. 00O-b-room frame. modern. close
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VS. rinsinied October 10 1917 serial No
nl1IT ~ fh sfH a.eiinn gH. 20 MI.
section it Tow nship ~ a Hnnrs . West.
= ~ y Meridian hns flcf Notice ~ in.
tgntiHn in mako ntrFoar rrsnf 10 asfahfis y
-laim tn the land shove dssruhef before
lniied Hfafrs Commissioner 81 Aihnauenuus
hernalIln 'Hnnii. Ars Mrsira. un a. sih
day 81 Mar. 1919
claimant rartfa - wIfnaanrn gauI.
Ia.tiln Salvador Cares Hnman rhares iuan
nslsaditu III N torren Nss Nrslrn.
iRANcfsCO nELOAno
. 4. g-eG. T.. 4. E-g
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Department M ito Interior O. + Land Office
az Santa o. \ 81. March 2h 1919
NOTICE D. hrrrhs given hat Jose Chin
lhuT OF lurrou. hcN Mraicn. whose I'D. entry
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MONEY TO LOAN


MONEY TO LOAN building innra
nt 3 per cent one each Of 5000
and $500. Phone gfOo-R1.
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PIANO TUNING

D. a. Edwnrds-Tuning and repair,
ms % an musical instruments. phoua
s0a Residence. 1855 North Eighth
street.
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WANTED-rnsitrons


EXPERIENCED a-fouoErauhor wants
a position. uoN " D.. Herald.
stTTATtON WANTEp-cicrk Ac-
couutHnt. TNpiat and Salesman do.
-irtH position within his state or Arl-
iona. &C. Bottle. Gcnl Delivery.
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WANTAD-Female Help


WANTED Real live oman for
house cleaner Fair wages 90 be-
sin with Must speak English Ask
Tor Mr Arcy. Room g. Hittngr
Hous. from O. to . u'clnch pm.
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A. FFlL-EISCHER

HI.AL ESTATE. TuuI AND AUTO
MOBILE INSURANCE. LOANS
plluuu ga al south Fourth
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Santa Fe Time Table
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30 sos-rrom " rase lfispm
Nc. ste -fram ~ faenun7 spOafn
No Hnt connects a. bern With No. ia
ias Clovis fseos valley. Kansas clty md
Ouif enast
No. sos rannscts a. Helen With No ma
from Clovis and paints east aud tcuth II
Clovis.
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~ "r.. Appel. .nH.u'
900 .HUIHI.f. t.uH ~tI,IruuAH uI.
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EoTIoF or SPECIAL MASTER d SALE

|I
nl HARRY LEf
nHuHfN
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MANtut itisr md hair-drosaer. chiro-
podist. ALSO manufacturer of hair
goods VIII .ali at residence. Phone
1876.
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TOINVESTORSlN DRILLING COMPANIES
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and Certain Dividends
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OFFICERS
JUDGE R. H. BUCK President Associate
Justice Court Civil Appeals, Fort Worth,
Texas.
MILTON G. HALL, V-President, Burk field
superintendent for Gulledge & Hall Co.,
Wichita Falls, Texas.
R. H. HUNTER, Treasurer, F. & M. Nation
al Bank, Successful Oil Operator, Fort
Worth, Texas.
LOUIS S. WHITE, Secretary, State Mana
ger H. B. King Brokerage Co., Fort
Worth, Texas.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-04-18
DoLSHEv|K|? NO!SAY
 AR|z. RUSS COLONY
Russian Colony Near Phoenix Were Charged With Being in Sympathy With Boisheviki to Overthrow American Government; EmphaticaI- iy Denied by Leaders.

PHOENIX, April Exchanges lately made that the Russian farmers near Glendale, northwest of Phoenix, are Bolshevik in tendency or deeds, has met with strenuous denial from the colony.
 A tale was brought to Phoenix by ditch tender that he had been threat- ened Ey Mike Papofr, one of the Rus sian leaders, and that Papoff had told him that the Russians were to join in movement for the overthrow of the American government, presumably by the |. W. W.
 .papoff, replying, says: I'm no Bol- s!Nik. If I were. I'd go back to Rus sia. don't like that sort of thing and that's why I came to American 15 years ago. There appears to have been a purely personal row between Papoff and the zaanjero.
 The Russians deny any interest whatever in politics or in political movements. They seek to adjust any internal disputes by using the Bible as their only book of law. The elders melted the young men to passive re- sistance of the draft. resistance that sent a score of them to the Prescott jail and later to military confinement at Fort Huachuca.
 Colony Greets Heroes
 The entire Russian colony of Glen dale turned out today to greet the 'martyred heroes" six members of the Molokan religious sect who resist ed the draft, served 10 months in the Yavapai county jail, later were sent to Camp Funston and today returned discharged from the service.
 The six were led by the Russian colonists to waiting automobiles dec orated with flowers and evergreens as for a wedding and conducted in state to their homes
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-04-18
MASS MEETING AT AUDITORIUM 0N
 APRIL 28TH
GreenIee County Chamber of Com merce Calls Monster Meeting to Hear Hon. Geo. H. Maxwell; Invi- tation Extended to Arizona's Repre- sentatiVeS.

Acting in conjunction with citizens of Graham county, arrangements are being made by the Greenlee County Chamber Of Commerce for a monster mass meeting of citizens of Greenlee county to be held at the Auditorium in Clifton on Monday evening, April 2Sth
 The mass meeting is being arranged for the primary purpose of hearing Hon. George H. Maxwell, executive di- rector of the National Proclamation Association, who will speak on sub jects of vital interest to the people of this district and the Duncan valley.
 Invitations have been extended by the Greenlee County Chamber of Con- merce to Hen. Marcus A. Smith, Hon. Henry F. Ashurst and Hon. Carl Hay den, Arizonas representatives in Con gross, to be present in Clifton on this occasion.
 According to the tentative arrange ments made thus far, the mass meet ing to be held in Clifton on Monday
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evening, April 18th, will follow a simi- lar meeting to be held in Thatcher in Graham county. on Saturday eve ming, April 26th.
 The county newspapers and circu- lars will give further notice regarding the mass meeting during the coming week and Secretary F.. H Green, Of the Greenlee County Chamber of Con- merce. is sending out notices through out the county.
 The meeting arranged for April 2Sth will permit a large number of our citi- zens to hear MT. Maxwell on a ques- tion that vitally affects their inter- ests. Taking the report of Engineer Olmstead on the flood control of the San Francisco and Gila rivers. MT. Maxwell points out the many advant- ages and safeguards to the people of this section in joining in co-opera- tive movement at this time to secure an emergency appropriation at the forthcoming special session of Con gross. MT. Maxwell shows conclusive ly that the interests of the Duncan people, Clifton and Morenci, and the lower Gila valley are mutual and iden tical, and that all should join hands in a vigorous effort
 It is the expectation that members of the Arizona delegation in Congress will he in attendance upon the mass meeting to be held in Thatcher on April 26th and will be escorted to Clifton, in company with MT. Maxwell by delegation of Graham county citi- zens who will remain over for the meeting in Clifton on Monday evening, April 18th.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-04-18
sTARGO PROPERTY Is. TAKEN OVER BY
 ARIZONA MEN
WI, J. Hammon, Formerly of Bisbee. Heads Syndicate Who WuI Oper. ate Gold and Silver Mines Near Town of Morenci

flrst payment on the purchase price or 26 claims, owned by the Stargo SiI- yer Belt Mining Company, located within one mile of the town of Mo renci, has been deposited with the Glla Valley Bank & Trust Company of Clifton, subject to the approval of title by Hon. George A. Stoneman of Phoe- nix.
 This property, familiarly known as the "Stargo," is gold and silver prop osltion, which has been worked inter- mittently over a period of several years by the original owners and Mex lcan leasers, no less than eleven hun- dred railroad cars having been ship ped to the smelters when silver was quoted at 50 and 60 cents per ounce. Silver is now quoted at $1.O1 per ounce, practically double the price re- ceived when the ore was shipped in years past.
 The property is being taken over by syndicate or association of Arizona men headed by Mike J. Hannon, for merly with the Copper Queen Com pany at Bisbee. Associated with him are such well-known men in the state as Hon. E A. Sawyer of Winslow, Ari- zona, Hon. George A. Stoneman of Phoenix, Hon. Hugh Campbell of Flag staff. Hon. Tony Johns of Prescott, Hon. J. c. Callaghan, formerly state auditor, Phoenix, Ariz.; Dr. E. A Baum. c. B. Beach, c. R. Mccormick, Ed Harmony, George Larkin and oth- CTS.
 Favorable terms have been received from the shelter at Fl Paso and just as soon as the necessary machinery can be placed on the ground shipment Of high-srade ore will be made, but it is the ultimate intention of the as- sociation to erect a cyanide mill on the property at the earliest date DOS sible &
 The property has been reported upon by Bernard Mcdonald, a mining, engineer and consulting engineer for the Afvarado Silver Mining Go. in Mexico. A thorough sampling of the mine by MT Mcdonald showed that an average of $20.SO ore could be de- pended upon. MT. David Fenessey of Ell Paso, who is at present consulting engineer on the construction of the mill at Steeple Rock, for the Duncan Min ing & Milling Co.,, and who is also erecting a 300-ton mill for a silver mining company at Parral, Chihuahua, has made report on the property and has recommended the immediate el ection of 50-ton mill
 This week MT. Hannon put force of men at work constructing a road to the property ana as soon as the road is completed the hoisting ma chinery will be moved in ready for shipping operations pending the de- signing and erection of the cyanide mill.
 MT. Leonard Doher, formerly shift boss for the Copper Queen at Bisbee, arrived this week, and will have charge of the underground work on the Stargo.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-04-18
FORT CHANT SCHOOL REPORT

PHOENIX, April 15.-Recommenda- tions for the rebuilding of the girls dormitory on the cottage plane, the employment of instructors with cer- tificates, removal of all children other than those committed to the institu- tion and medical examinations of new arrivals were included in the report on the Fort Grant Industrial School made to Governor Campbell today by Andrew Baumert, Jr., chairman of the commission of state institutions. Baumert submitted his report follow ing trip of inspection to the Arizona institution and one to the California state school at Whittier.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-04-18
CLARK DEMANDS SALARY

PHOENIX, April 15.-Ben R. Clark, deputy state land commissioner, made a second attempt today to collect his salary on the basis of $3000 a year under Senate Bill 9S and for the sec ond time State Auditor Boyce refused to allow the claim
 Boyce stated that the old law all lows Clark $2700 salary and that Sen ate Bill 9S, carrying the emergency clause and sent to the secretary Of state without executive action is not the law of the state. To back up his contention, the auditor quoted from the recently issued opinion of Attor- ney General Wiley Jones.
 Senate Bill 9S is an amendment to the land code and carries salary raises for certain officials, including the dep- uty land commissioner.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-04-18
CREST GATHERED
 AT COURT HOUSE

Read E. Miller has this week filed his petition for divorce from his wife, Euretta S. Miller. plaintiff alleg- ing in his complaint that they were married at Atlanta, Ida, in March, 1909; that on or about the month of April, 1918, defendant wilfully aban- doned and deserted him and continues to live separate and apart from him against his will and without his con- sent.
 Miguel Garcia of Morenci has this week filed suit against Julian Rodi- guez and John B. Hoffman, plaintiff alleging in his complaint that he was the owner of certain house located at the town of Morenci on D c. ground. That on the sixth day of April, 1919, the defendant, Julian Rodi guez. conspired and procured the ar rest of the plaintiff without justifica- tion or reason; that on the seventh day of April, 1919, the plaintiff was brought before the local justice of the
 
 l justice and was ordered to sign same and the plaintiff complied with said order, whereupon the justice told him l that he had deeded the above describ- ed property to one Julian Rodriguez and that he, the plaintiff, in this ac- tion was liable to three years i'm priSonment in the state prison and ordered that the plaintiff leave town at once: that the said justice rendered him the sum of one dollar in cOnsid- eratiOn of this transaction. Plaintiff i fearing for his safety and being unfa- miliar and uninformed as to his rights left Morenci because of such intimida- tions. That the defendant, John B. Hoffman. asserts some right title or interest in and to said property ad- verse to the plaintiff. and said plain tiff alleges that if the said Hoffman has any such interest that it was ob- tained by fraud. Plaintiff further prays the court for the cancellation and annullment of the bill of sale exc cuted between the parties herein.
 Carlotta Perez has this week filed an action against Jesus Macias for an nullment of marriage. Plaintiff alleg- ing in her complaint that she was mar; ried to this defendant on the 18th day of March. 1919, and that at the time of the marriage the defendant had a wife living at Metcalf. Dave w. Ling represents the plaintiff.
 | Pickens Anderson has been appoint ed administrator of the estate of Gin Sing, deceased, and his bond fixed in the sum of $5O0O
 w. F. Hagan was this week ap- pointed administrator with the will annexed of the estate of Sarah Jane Haean. deceased. and bond fixed in the sum of s10,OOO
 The following marriage licenses were issued by Clerk of the Court Ben NJ. Crawford the past week:
 Gregoria Preciado to wed Carolina Macias.
 Jose Adolfo Larreda to wed Ma nuela MarqueZ.
 Juan R. Sanchez to wed Consuela Arrias.
 Felipe Bermudes to wed Francisco Rarrios.
 The following aliens have this week declared their intention to become citi- zens of the United States before the clerk of the court: Brijido Herman dez. a native of Mexico: Petro Parque, a native of Italy: Crescencio Mejia, a native of Mexico: Ceferino Altuna, a native of Spain: Augustin Ssquida. a native of Mexico: Raymundo Villa real, a native of Mexico: Benigno Alonza, a native of Spain: Ceferino Aia. a native of Spain.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-04-18

The Chicago Great Western Rail- road has adopted French twins. who are coming to this country with tho 18th R. R. Engineers. It never oc- cured to us to picture a railroad as tender parent, but it will probably by very gentle nj taking care of these two pretty little girls, Aline and De- mise Chicago-Great-We Western-Railroad.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-04-18
LABOR LEADER6' ATTEMPT TO CITE MARICOPA'S SHERIFF FAILS

PHOENIX. April 15. - President Croaf of the State Federation of La Dor and formerly federal labor agent was denied an ex-parte motion before Judge Stanford in which he asked to have Sheriff Montgomery cited to ap- pear in court and state why he had failed to bring charges relative to 1. w w. activities before the proper authorities instead of citizens com to submit the matter to the grand jury.
 The motion arose over the publica- tion of matter in the sheriff's posses sion, and said to bear on l. w. w. ac- tivities in Arizona and elsewhere.