The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-10-07
GriSt Gathered at
 the Court House

lAlN NOOk 11OhOO Superior Court, Sheriff and County Recorder drew the trial jury for the jury session which conveneS on Mon day the 17th day of October. One Hundred and fifty names were drawn and it is expected that at least seventy-five out of the number drawn will be served
 The civil and criminal trial calen- dar was also called and the follow ing cases were set for trial:
 Civil and Criminal Calendar
 October, 1921
 October 17-Morenci Inspiration Copper Co.,. vs., J. c. Bartlett, ct. al.
 Action: Quiet Title.
 Horton and Elliott for plaintiff. L. Kearney for defendants. 72s-B
 october 17-Bernardino Perez, vs. First National Bank.
 Action: Recovery of money. A. R. Lynch for plaintiff.
 L. Kearney for defendant. 72S-B
 october 17-s. P. Gillis, vs. Q. J. i Cotey.
 Action: Foreign Judgment. | Dave w Ling for plaintiff.
 A. R. Lynch for defendant. 729-B
 october 17-Refugio Loya, vs. J. C.. Hicks 1 Action Damages. L. 'Kearney for plaintiff.
 A. R. Lynch for defendant. 75O-B
 october 17-Gerardo zorrila. Hs. Carrie L. Crawford, ct. al.
 Action: Damages.
 A. R. Lynch for plaintiff.
 L. Kearney for defendants. 753-B
 October 1S-John S. Thompson vs. l R. R. Miller. l Foreclosure. | F. A Elliott for plaintiff
 Dave w. Ling for defendant.
 Criminal i 55S-A ! October 17-State, vs " H. Moon
 Action: Embezzlement. i A. R. Lynch for defendant. 559-A
 State vs. w. H. Moon. Action: Burglary.
 A. R. Lynch for defendant
 R. S. Black and N. c. Seigal have filed an action this week against The Bank of Duncan, corporation and the Insto Manufacturing Com ! pany, Inc, a corporation, for the !, cancellation of a contract and the j recovery of the sum of s1000.00 which , was placed in escrow with the Bank !, of Duncan by the plaintiffs as 2 guarantee for the fulfillment of the 7 contract E. V. Horton represents the plaintiffs. Rafael Garcia has filed an actior } against the Arizona Copper Company Ltd for damages in the sum of $20, 0O0O0. The plaintiff alleging in his complaint that while he was employed by said corporation in the capacit! of a miner in the Humbolt Mine a Morenc:. he was strrfcla by large peices of rock from above, knocking the palintiff down and covering hin up and that he received a broken les and was badly mangled, leaving hi leg practically useless. . Henry Carr has filed an actiol : against Oscar Rainville for the sun [ of $4S500 which the plaintiff allege ? is due him for work and labor per formed for taking care and feeding cattle of the defendant; plaintiff als D alleges that he has leaned defendan | money and furnished horses for tn = said defendant for which he ha [ never been paid and the above sun = is past due and no part of the sam ' has been paid.
 Bills of Sale
 John M. Webster to D. M. Canslel
 l.. T. Scott. to Angel Lara
 Rex Paddock to J. S. Chessr. U Location Notices
 Navigation. Trade, Commerce T Unite, Last Chance. Gold Bug. Rattl u Snake, Surprise, Copper Basin, Bi < ter Creek, Bitter Creek No. 1 Re Blanket, Red Blanket, No. 1, Yves '- Junction, by s. D. Corley. e Banker, l.. Ytaliano and La Vene. l. .Zia, by Carmine Cupelli. $ Satisfaction of Mortgages s. N. Schwabe, Trustee to A.
 Slaughter. 0 First National Bank to James \ Shelley.