The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1920-02-13
COURT HOUSE NEWS
YOUTH SENTENCED
REFORM SCHOOL
The Reform School At Fort Grant Will
Receive Another GreenIee County
IncorrigabIe Youth


Court room of the Superior Court, the
Clerk of the Superior Cout, Sheriff and
County Recorder drew the names of
seventy-five persons to serve as trial
jurors and to be in attendance upon
the Superior Court on Tuesday the
oath day of February at 10 o'clock a.
m, the jury session having been con-
tinued from the 18th day of February.
Following is the list of jurors drawn:
w. A. Craig, E. V. Romney, H R. Dav-
idson, j. S Chesser, James H Harris,
Peter Riley, D B Paddock, George
w. Smith, James H. Kerby, John
Davis, D c Barnard, A. E. Holland,
Tony Brown, A. S. Johnson, Muss Cos
per, J. w. Goolsby, J. R. Jones, E. j
Lehman, D ] Chapman, G. M. Rings
mith, E A Barrett, Fred Girard, w. H.
To Cosper, Thomas F. Campbell, Will
liam Bolger, H. K Martin C. L. Keene
Bert Mcbride, J l. Await, C. w. Beck,
Fred Powell, M. A. Stark, J. M. Gill;
land, T. S. Curtis, T. F Minor, George
H Hearn, G Tierney, w D Tucker,
w E Mckenzie, w F Willis, w G
Scott, King Sloan, H S Phillips, R
Worsham, Louis C~Spezia, H. K. Cat
lin, B A Williams, G L Crawford, F.
M Perry, G Chrisman, H R Douglas,
R Dunagan, Jesse Simmons, F A
Stacy, w. j. Riley, M Balm, R E Black
well, l. V Lawhead, James A Taylor,
Johnnie Cosper, A L Lines, R E NAL
ey, B Simms, T Matthews, Harry
Crist, Paul Becker, c. E. Denton,
Fred Bacon, c. M. Staples, Paul M.
Lenox, Rex Cotton, r T Elledge,
Broughton Lunt, F H Remick, H C..
Manuel Chica, a. resident of Nor
enci, has this week fled an action
in the Superior Court through his at
torney L. Kearney, against the Phelps
Dodge Corporation, for damages in
the sum of Fifteen Thousand Dollars,
plaintiff alleging in his complaint that
on or about the 9th day of August,
1919, he was employed by the defend
ant company in the capacity of a skill
| ed laborer, gathering up rock, lime
| and ores and to load the same into a
car, that while he was so employed
cave-in occurred partly covering up
the plaintiff and pinning his hand be,
| tween two large rocks, MASKING it SO
badly that several of his fingers were
amputated and leaving the entire
hand in a stiffened condition
Jose Bernal and wife, Mercelina T.
Bernal of Morenci have this week
filed their petition praying for leave
to adopt little Henry Newcomb, OF
the age of two years and three months
The petition will be heard by Judge
Laine on next Monday morning.
Rodolfo Maese, a young Mexican Lao
rom Morenci, and of the age of six
teen years, was brought before Judge
Lame on last Saturday upon com
plaint of Battery brought against him
nv the lads mother who claimed that
he would beat his younger brothers
numerically and that she was un
able to control him, he was sent tc
the Reform School at FIT. Grant fol
the period of his minority.
The following marriage licenses
were issued by Clerk of the Court
Ben M. Crawford, the past week.
R. o. Barnes to wed Della Byce.
Jesus Cisneros to we'd Victoria Dom
inguez.
Provencio Garcia to wed Emma
Barone.
County Treasurer and EX-Offcio
Tax Collector, w. J. Collins has thli
week prepared and handed to County
Attorney Ling another list of delin
uuent taxpayers and suit will be en-
tered against the following named per
sons Immediately: Adolph Fritz, E. Fl
Franz, H. c. Boone, G N Adair, Bel
IF. Worley, Conrad Rausch, and Bel
Stanfield. The property on which taxes
are due consists of houses, lots ant
lands and taxes are due on some o
the. property for as far back as 1911
The fpllowing instruments have
been filed of record in the office
County Recorder L. N. Callicotte, sine
February 1st, 1920.
Satisfaction of Mortgages
w. w. Brooks, ct al to A. T. Layton
ct uX.
State Bank of Norenci to L. G. True
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