The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-01-02

Lorenzo Anton has this week filed
d suit in the Superior Court against
francisco A. Gonzales for the pay
ment of a note in the sum of s3O2. .OO7,
the note being secured by mortgage
IN houses on the Arizona Copper Co.
ground at Metcalf. The original note
was for the sum of $2925.57, the de-
fendant having paid most of the prin-
cipal. G. Hooker is the attorney for
the plaintiff
The preliminary hearing of Bob
Phillips, Charles Buckelew and Lee
Buckelew was held before Judge Laine
on Friday morning, the following de-
PENDANTS being jointly charged with
the crime of assault with the intent
to commit murder, one Antonio Trev-
ino having filed the complaint At
the hearing it developed that Phillips
and the Buckelew brothers we're go
ing to their ranch on Eagle Creek on
last Monday and that while riding
along the trails they encountered
rrevino. Defendants claim that immed
lately after passing the Mexican he
pulled his rifle from his scabbard and
that Phillips, who was watching him
drew his pistol and fired twice at
him, the Mexican dropping his win
chester and running away Phillips
| then picked up the rifle dropped by the
Mexican and came TO town and gave
himself up to the sheriff, thinking
that he had dangerously wounded
Trevino. Judge Laine held the men
! to. answer and fixed the bond or Phil
lips in the sum of $4,000 and that of
the Buckelew brothers in the sum Of
$1,000 each. The case will Re sried
before a jury at the coming jury ses-
sion in February. A. R. Lynch has
been retained by the defendants.
]. M. Lally was appointed admins
traitor of the estate of Micaela Delga-
do, deceased, and bonds fixed in the
sum of $4600.00. c. Hooker is the
attorney for the administrator
]. G Cooper, administrator with the
will annexed of the estate of Jane.
Smith, deceased, was this week fin
ally discharged from his trust having
settled all accounts and distributed
the estate in accordance with the will
of the deceased.
On last Wednesday the Board Of
Supervisors met in special session
and let the contracts for the County
printing for the ensuing year. The
Copper Era was awarded the contract
for the official notices, minutes of the
Board and the Primary Election bal
> lots, while Morgan and Company and
: the Manufacturing Stationers, both
of Phoenix. divided the honors for fur
nishing the County with legal blanks,
books, etc. The contracts for fur
l. nishing meals to the prisoners in the
u various precincts were not let.
g The following marriage licenses
were issued by Clerk of the Superior
= Court Ben M. Crawford, the past
L week:
: Juan Perea to wed Lola Gonzales.
Romula Cortez to wed Augustine
Ii Chavarria.
). Pedro Bosquez to wed Juana Hern
andez.
A M. Hoy to wed Laura Wight.
Severa Luna. to wed Amalia Cutter
- rez.
Don Stailey to wed Maud Campbell
20 Robert Angle to wed Mabel Evans
Thomas B. Davis to wed Marie In
g gersoll.
Jose Rios to wed Jesus Santillanes
Ii Bacilio Teja to wed Manuela Contre
ras.
M. H. Brooks, to wed Mertice Dew
Pedro B. Fuentes to wed Atagracis
Urea.
Bills of Sale
w. J. Mason to F. C. Martin.
l. James V Parks ct al to William N
Zumwalt.'
Rafael Casas to Donaciano Herrera
A. R. Marshall to James Bennetts
Jose Alvarez to Jacrnto Ruiz.
V. ]. Laney, ct al to w c. thinner
man.
Frank Chesterfield ct al to Ora A
{ Neel.
c. Sawaia, to S. G. Murillo.
= Notice Of Intention To Hold Mining
Claims:
By H. Knapp. R Lakenan, H