The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-03-19
CIVIL MATTERS IN SUPERIOR COURT
 DURING WEEK

Hazel E. Tessier has this week filed a suit in the Superior Court praying for a decree of divorce from her hus- band Dewey A: Tessier, alleging in her complaint that on numerous occasions defendant abused plaintiff and applied epithets of a vile nature to defendant that by reason of such cruel and inhu> man treatment defendant has caused the plaintiff great bodily fear and men, tai anguish.
 Bertha E. White has also filed her application for a decree of divorce from her husband Frank White, alleg- ing desertion in her complaint as grounds for divorce. She also asks for the sole custody of their minor daughter, aged II months, by name of Armita White.
 Frank M. Lara, as Administrator of the estate of Jose Cortez, deceased, filed an action for damages against the Al izona Copper Company, Ltd, corporation, plaintiff seeks to recover the sum of $30, 100000 on behalf of the heirs of the deceased, for the wrong ful death of Cortez on the 14th day of June. 1919, by being struck by an en- zine of the defendant company on the Metcalf road
 Manuel Galarza, and Conception Velentes De Galarza- have filed an ac- tion against Christopher Cox for dam ages in the sum of S10,300.00, alleg- ing in their complaint that On Friday, the 18th day of February of this year. Cox negligently and in an unlawful manner operated and caused to be operated his automobile upon the pub lie streets of Morenci, that he care lessly omitted to blow his horn or whistle, and that owing to such negli- gence and carelessness he ran into and over Guadalupe Galarza, the minor child of the plaintiffs herein. sustain
 ing injuries from which she later suc- 1 cumbed.
 I George H. Cosper Jr., filed an action l this week against Hiram H. Nunn. for 1 the foreclosure of a chattel mortgage
 khich plaintiff holds on several hum dred cattle ranging near Willow
 Springs in Greenlee County.
 William c. Lilies has this week filed
 his petition praying for letters of ad ministration upon the estate of his
 wife, Lillian D. Lilies, deceased, the estate cansists of a paid up life insur ance policy in the sum of $1900.00. The hearing of the said petition has been fixed for Monday the 29th day oi March, 1920.
 l E. HI Green has filed his petition
 for Ancillary probate of the last will
 and testament of Charles S. Harle
 deceased. The will was originally
 probated in the Taylor County Court
 Texas, and the ancillary probate ir this court is for. the purpose O. dispos ing of the property in the State of Ari zona. in accordance~ with the terms of the will Pleas Hale of Blue, Arizona, wal , this week appointed Administrator 0 l the estate of his father, J. J. Hale , who died on the 18th day of Januar. , of this year. The estate consists 0
 patented homestead and severa s head of horses and cattle. Bond wa l fixed in the sum of $500.0O.
 Judgment for the sum of $3373.3s -costs and attorneys fees in the cas , of The State Bonk of Metcalf, vs. : H. Slaughter, c. w. Young and Rict :. ard Stephens, was rendered by tn ,. court on last Monday, being the ou come of suit on a note executed b :. c. w. Young, Slaughter and Stephen being sureties.
 Mrs. Matilde Hutchins was his wee
 granted an order for the sale of ce
 tain real estate, the property of he e- son Newton, for whom she is actin n as guardian, her bond was fixed in tn : sum of s360O;00 by the Court. t The case of Lorenzo Anton, VI g Francisco A. Gonzales, an action fC 2 the foreclosure of mortgage on ce n tain houses owned by the defenda1