The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-03-11

against J. G. Hicks, for breach of contract, the plaintiff alleging in his complaint that he and defendant on December 17th, 1920, entered into written agreement to enter upon and farm the defendants ranch on Eagle Creek. The defendant to furnish horses, feed and furnish labor for ditch work, and the plaintiff to work the land and produce crops, one-ha.f of which would So to the defendant. The defendant on the 24th day of February. 1921, elected the plaintiff from said premises and refused to permit plaintiff to perform the con ditions of the contract. Plaintiff asks damages in the sum of $2350.00 Naturalization Examiner, Frank D. Anderson, of Los Angeles, conducted an examination of applicants for naturalization in the Superior Court on Tuesday of this week and two applicants received their certificate of naturalization, being John Tough ton HI and Enoch Hill, both from Morenci. Several applications were dismissed and others continued until fie next hearing in September. Louis Bernstein was on last Mon day granted letters Testamentary up- on the estate of Anna Bernstein, de- ceased, the will providing that he act as such EXecutor without bond. [ George Webster was appointed Guardian of the estate and person of Lyle Webster. 8 minor, and his bond ] fixed in the sum of $16,000.00.
 John M. Haddad, Jose Bianes, N i J. MonSour and Pete Monsour were 1 this week arraigned before the Sup i erior Court on the charge of misde- 1 meancr, in operating automobiles for i hire without a certificate of convent ! ence and all entered plea of not ] guilty. These cases will be tried dur i ing the coming jury session.
 | Selestino Gomez was also arraigned 1 On the charge of Grand Larceny and a plea of not guilty was entered the ! trial of this cause has been set for I the coming jury session.
 i The cases of l.. ;. Hamilton vs The 1 Arizona Copper Company, Ltd. and / Luis -Aeosta,s-ys. he Arizona Copper i Company. Ltd, were this week dis i missed on motion of L. Kearney for ! the plaintiffs. Both actions were for ! damages.
 The case of the State of Arizona, i vs. ". H. Moon, was continued until i the next jury session. upon a motion by the attorney for the defendant. 1 ls ;. The case of the State of Arizona, !; vs. August Brutinel, an action for as sault with a deadly weapon, was dis. i missed on motion of his attorney, A. ,; R. Lynch, for the reason that the in. $ formation was not filed within thirty days from the date of his prelimenary examination. a:
 The case of the State of Arizona, vs Joe Larrieu, charged With embezzle ment, was continued for the term on motion of County Attorney Hooker.
 The cases of Arthur Audet, vs. Mrs
 Brutinel, and Bernardino Perez, vs The First National Bank of Clifton were set for trial on Wednesday the 18th day of March.
 A petition signed by a number o Cattlemen in the County was filed witt the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors last week, requesting the abolishment
 of the office of Deputy Ranger Al the meeting of the Board on last Mon
 day, no action regarding the petition
 was taken. Following is copy o
 the petition:
 Clifton. Arizona.
 Feb. 18th, 1921.
 To the Honorable Board of Supervis ors. Greenlee County, Arizona.
 We the undersigned. citizens anG
 taxpayers of the County of Greenlee
 State of Arizona. hereby protest
 against the employment by the saiG
 County. of a Ranger Deputy Shreiff
 in said County for the reason that said employment entails @ useless eX
 pense to the taxpayers of the coun
 ty. and no good whatever is accom-
 plished by such Ranger Deputy
 Geo. Webster, T. L. Stockton, T w. Stockton, Frank Davis, A. H Slaughter, D. Laney, Ed Laney, We're Laney, Will Laney. Ray Laney. J. H
 T. Cosper, Dewitt Cosper, Jas A
 Cosper, Johnnie Cosper, M Elrage  James Trainof, Pat Sutherlin. R. E Miller. J. o. Brown, Richard Stephens ! Frank NJ. Hodges, Fred Fritz, Geo Bake. J. H. Armstrong. ,, The Clerk of the Superior Court is 1T receipt of the Sheriff's return of ser vice on jurors for the coming tern of court and the following named persons have been served and will be in attendance upon the Superior Court on Monday the 14th day of March, al 10:0o o'clock A. M.
 | c. ". Davis, v. B. Warden, Asa Pease, J. A. MaeLeay, F. A Wild, W A.. Wilkins; T. F. Minor. T. M Smith Gus P. Wehe, E. l.. Robinson. J. A Montgomery, A. s. Grimes, w. T
 Mosley, ]. A. Whittridge, Jno H. Mil ler W. l.. Neel, H. K Martin, Franl |, Dees. J. A. Hagan, Joe Hardy. l.. l.