The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-02-20
TRIAL JURY WILL
REPORT FOR DUTY
NEXT WEEK
Several Important Jury Cases On The
Docket-Court Decisions Render
ed During the Present Week

On Tuesday of next week the Feb
ruary jury session of the Superior
court will begin, having BEEN continu-
ed from the 18th day of February by
order of the court.
The calendar, although not very
lengthy, contains some important and
sensational cases, among which are
the Chinese murder case, committed
at the Eastern Cafe last February; the
resent murder of an Italian by name
of Cannas, at Metcalf and 8 cases
which were transferred from Gra-
ham county against c. W. Geer, for
committing a statutory offense. There
are also several cases for the crime of
assault with deadly weapon and a
Will contest in the matter of the es-
tate of Micaela Delgado, which will
be heard J. trs jury.
The Sheriff has filed his return Of
service of the jury venire and located
all but fourteen members. Following
are the names of jurors served: James
H Harris, Peter Riley, ]. R. Jones,
E. j. Lehman, D. ]. Chapman, H. K.
Martin, c. l.. Keene, J. L. Await, G..
w. Beck, H. S. Phillips, G. l.. Craw-
ford, F. M. Perry, R. ] Dunagan, John
ME Cosper, M. Balm, King Sloan, w.
]. Riley J. w. Goolsby, F. A. Stacy, R.
E. Maley, Louis C.. Spezia, Bert Nc
Bride, H. X Gatlin, H R. Davidson,
John Davis, d. C. Barnard, c. M. Rings
smith, E A Barrett, Thos. F. Camp
bell, William Boiger, M. A. Stark, T.
S. Curtis, George H. Hearn, j. G.
7Tierney, c. r. Worsham, B. A. VIII
nams, c. G. Chrissman, J. S. Chesser,
Iames H. Kerby, T. F. Minor, w. G.
Scott, A 1. Lines, W. A. Craig, E. v.
Romney. Fred Girard, w. H. T. Cos
per, w F Willis, j. B. Simms, Brough-
ton Lunt, R. e. Elledge, Fred Powell,
w. d. Tucker, Muss Cosper, Jesse
Simmons, L " Lawhead, Harry Crist,
Paul Becker, c. E. Denton, c. M.
Staples, Paul M. Lenox and Fs H.
Remick.
RosaIio Dominguez, has this week
filed his PETITION for decree OF d1-
vorce from his wife, Elodia l.. de
Dominguez, alleging in his complaint
that he was married to the defendant
on the 18th day of September, 1918,
at Morenci, and that on the 21st day
of December of the same year she
gave birth to a child, and that there
after he ceased to live with her. C.
Hooker is the attorney for the plain
tiff.
]. B. Cook; of Morenci, has this
week filed his petition praying thai
Ietters of administration upon ahe
estate of Willis James, deceased, be
issued to him. The estate consists
of mining property and is valued al
the sum of 100000.
The case of Ted Reardon, VS.. Nellie
E. Powell, an action to forclose
mortgage held by plaintiff on mining
property of the defendant was tried
in the S,.erior Court this week ano
Judgment rendered in favor of the
plaintiff.
Judgment by default was ordered
entered in the case of The F1rs'
National Bank of Clifton, VS.. Eliza
beth Paddock; Jennie M. Sutherlin;
and. Jennie M. Sutherlin, as Admins
tratrix of the estate of John S. Suth
erlin deceased. This action was
brought for the non-payment OF
note in the sum of $5,40O.4O, whicf
was secured by a Chattel Mortgage
on 42O head of cattle belonging to the
estate of John S. Sutherlin, deceased
Jose Bernal and Mercelina T. dc
Bernal, of Morenci, were this weei
granted leave to adopt minor 'nllt
bv name of Henry Newcomb, as the1
own.
Ysina Mcdowell was granted de
cree of divorce from her husband
Olgie o. Mcdowell on Tuesday of this
week. on the grounds of desertlon an(
non-support.
The following marriage licenses
were issued this week by Clerk o
the Superior Court, Ben M. Crawford
Martiniano Arciniega, to wed Yne
Marquee.
Ignacio Rascon, to wed Conception
o. Ochoa
Warranty Deeds
w A. Pitt, ct ux, 10 A. T. Layton