The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-12-09
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 the Court House

Rafael EsparZa, through his at- torney Dave W. Ling, has this week filed an action for damages against the Arizona Copper Company Ltd. a corporation. for the sum of Twenty five Thousand Dollars. The plaintiff while working as trammer in the defendant company's mine at Mo- renci was struck in the eye and ear by pieces of small rock which was thrown by the explosion of blast causing permanent injuries to each of said members.
 Alex Arnett of Metcalf has this week filed his petition for letters of administration upon the estate of Jacob Arnett, deceased, and the same will be heard on Monday the 18th inst, at .10:O0 o'clock in the morning.
 Norberto Chacon of Metcalf was arraigned this week in the Superior court on a Statutory charge and en- tered a plea of not guilty. He was released upon his own recognizance and ordered to appear for trial at the February jury session.
 Mrs. Marguerite Wright of York was the only applicant to take the teachers examination held in the of flee of County School Superintendent Mrs. Jessie L.. Johnson on Monday and Tuesday of this week.
 Attorney E. V. Horton on Thursday filed an application for Writ of Habeas Corpus on behalf of R. B. Hurley and T. M Rider who are be- ing held by Sheriff Bradberry at the County Jail. The defendants were arrested at Duncan the early part of the week when the officers suspi- cions were aroused when the two strangers attempted to cash personal cheeks in payment of automobile tires purchased at the garage of Brooks and Aycock. When told by officer Fulcher that he wanted to investigate them and while making long distance call, the two strane CTS disappeared leaving their tires and car behind A posse was soon organized and after an all night search apprehended the strangers UT the Gila river several miles It was later learned that the car was stolen in San Francisco and officers have been expected daily from the Calif ornia city to take back the defen dants It was learned this morning that Federal officers arrived or Thursday night and the defendants will be given hearing. before U
 s. Contueissione- F, R. Shortridge to-day.
 J F. Murillo of Metcalf was granted a decree of divorce from his wife adultery alleged to have peen com Adultery allege,- to have been com
 mitted while the parties resided 1T Phoenix.
 Attorney Forrest Fielder of Dem ing. appeared before the Superio 1 court this week in behalf of A. NJ ! Morrison and Van Ragsdale, wht were charyed with violation of tn, 1 prohibition law. { The Board of Supervisors met il 1 rerular session on last Monday ? l the court house and transacted tn l regular monthly business. Chairrna, i A. c. Stanton vas absent. being a i present on business in Texas, ant member Pickens Anderson acted a i Chairman. 1 Proof of tabor
 Fern Grotto. et al. by, Roman ! ArTnijo. ct al
 i Armijo Nos i to 9 inclusive, b. ! Roman Armijo. ct. al. i Release of Attachment- John s. Thompson vs. R. R. Mile Bills Of Sale
 i R T. Bishop to Aletha Morelan' 1 Guadalupe Romero to Refugio T i Sanchez
 i Reese Webster to Mosby Wilkerso oi Sam Sloan to Tom Edwards ct uS
 U. 6. Patent
 : United States of America to Mrs i ratin Fritz
 i Chettel Mortgage-- i Mrs L. A Walker to Rosa Burto1 l !. L. Burke to First National Pan
 Tom Edwards ct. ux. to John
 Martin. Administration.
 Edgar I-aney to Border Mortgag : Company.
 Andres A. Tellez to Tony Brown i Satisfaction of Mnrt1aco-
 J. A. Martin, Administrator, to SaI
 Sloan.
 Peoples Bank and Trust Compan
 to Edgar Laney.
 #. H. Green, Trustee to Edga
 Laney
 Arizona Copper Company to Edga Laney.