The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-04-04
CREST GATHERED
 AT COURT HOUSE

The following civil actions were filed in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court the past week.
 Adolfo Gomez has brought suit against Gerardo Zorillo, Leopoldo Santander Saturnino Santander, Santander Hermano and Rosario Sarasota for the sum of $1100 10 claiming junior mortgage against certain property owned by defend ants at Metcalf, and which property was also mortgaged to the State Bank of Morenci; the property was also attached by Gerardo Zorillo for payment of a judgment returned out of the Superior Court against Rosar- 10 Sarasota, at the last term of Court. l.. Kearney is the attorney fer the plaintiff
 Rosario Sarasota has filed suit aainst Gerardo Zori1lo to quiet the title to certain property at Metcalf in which both parties claim an inter- est. l. Kearney is representing the plaintiff.
 | Mrs. Irene Nelson has entered suit i for divorce from her husband, Ben F. Nelson. Plaintiff and defendant were married in Helena, Montana, i'll November, 1913; that on or about the month of November, 1915, the plaintiff disregarded the solemnlty ot his marriage VOW and deserted and abandoned the plaintiff and continues so tc desert and abandon the plaln- tiff and fails to support her. Ii. A. Elliott is the attorney for the plaln' l tiff.
 Jesse B. Simms has filed an in ] function proceedings against Earl J Wilkins and NJ. J Donahoe and asks the court for temporary restraining order tct prevent the defendants rom allowing overflow of water from thell irrigating ditches onto the land ol the plaintiff causing damage to the land and crops of the plaintiff. The petition for a permanent lnJunctlo1 will be heard before Judge Lalne or the 18th of the present month. Dave w. Ling is representing the plaintlff
 A. A. Worsley has this week filed Lsuit in behalf of his client, Paoie Padilla vs. The Arizona Copper Co Ltd, plaintiff alleging in his com plaint that while in the employ ol the company as dril1er cave III oc cured, breaking plaintiffs leg ano iniuring him internally and partially paralyzing him; that at the time ol the injury he was strong robus' man and in good health and was ca
 pabIe of earning the sum of $6 pel day; that his earning capacity has been totally destriped and asks fol the sum of $10,O00 damages.
 Matilde Esparza has filed sui
 against the Arizona Copper Company
 for damages in the sum of $1O,OOO;
 plaintiff alleging in his complaint
 that while he was in the employ 0
 the company in the capacity as drill
 Ter in their mines, and while he wa:
 in the specific act of attempting t'
 loosen a drill that had become Jam
 med or stuck, the plalntlH mt tn'
 drill with a hammer and piece O steel flew therefrom striking thu
 plaintiff in the right eye. wholly de
 stroying the vision thereof for th'
 remainder of his life. A. A. Worsle. of Tucson is the attorney for thu plaintiff.
 Mary M. Miller has filed her peti . tion for a divorce from her husband Arthur c. Miller; plaintiff alleges il her complaint that she was marr1e'
 to defendant at St. Paul, Minn., ol the 18th day of August, 1900; tha for more than one year last past tn
 defendant has wholly neglected t
 provide and support her and her mir 7 CT daughter, Jeanett, aged fourtee i years; that he receives wages fror ', his daily labor to amply provide flo
 their joint support. Plaintiff als asks for the custody of her mino daughter. C. Hooker represents tn - plaintiff. r Pickens Anderson has this wee | filed his petition for letters of a'
 ministration Special and General (