The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-06-09
GristCathered at Court House

ana SWOre to pretendod criminal complaint. The plaintiff f.hereafter was arrested and given a prelimin. ary examination before the justice and the plaintiff was held to answer before the Superior Cour: and re- strained of his liberty by the sheriff for a period of three hours The fact that plaintiff had been accused of crime became generally known ir Greenlee County and elsewhere and plaiI4-ihf was looked upon with dis trust by many people because of said things, all to the great humiliation, pain and suffering of the plaintiff. That by reason of Ehe acts aforesaid the plaintiff asks for damages in the sum of $5000.00. For a second cause of action defendant alleges that at the .ime of the aforesaid false arrest etc., the said plaintiff had made all preliminary arrangements to sell a certain group of patented mining claims and because of the fact that the false imprisonment of the plain tiff became generally known in this county and elsewhere, reputable peo- pie became distrustful of plaintiff and ! refused to do business With him, and ! the said sale of the group of mining claims could not be made and was not made, to the damage of plain. if in the sum of Fifty-five thousand dollars. Jacobs and Partridge of of Globe and E. V Horton of Clifton represent che plaintiff, while the de fendants are represented by MT Kearney.
 Jack Bruton, Ys. c. F. Richardson, Orson J. Richins, and s. c. Richard son., an action to recover the sum of $103S A on promissory note duly executed on the 18th day of Septem- ber, 1921, by the said defendants which remains due and wholly un- paid.
 E. V. Horton, vs. Margaret Wright, an action to recover attorneys fees for services rendered in the handling of the estate of Henry Hill, deceased the defendant being the Execugrix of the last will and testament of said deceased The amount asked for in the complain is $1000O0.
 The final accounts of Dolores Berault Shirk as administratrix of the estate of William Maxwell Shirk decpasad,> were settled sthis week and a decree of distribution ordered en- tered and the administratrix finally discharged
 J. o. Brown has filed his petition praying for letters of administration 1 upon the estate of Myrtle Brown, de l ceased, and the said petition has 1 been set for hearing on Monday the 26th day of June, at 10:00 o'clock A. l M at the court house.
 County School Superintendent Mrs. i Jessie Lloyd Johnson, gave the reg ular quarterly teachers examination on last Monday and Tuesday at the court house. Only one applicant took i the examination, being Miss Editlll i Wilson of Duncan
 | County Recorder Callicotte is bus:- 1 ly engaged with the registration at 1 presen. and reports that up to and i including Monday, June 5th, eos De- i mocrats, 67 Republicans and i In dependents have registered.
 1 The Board of Supervisors held their regular monthly meeting on Tuesday i of this week and all business was l transacted by Supervisors Anderson ] and Higntower, Chairman Stanton i having been called to Texas on busi- ness several days before the meeting.
 On Tuesday May 5th. w. B Kelly ! was granted a divorce from Ruth C.. l Kelly. Property settlements were i made ouCside of court.
 Muss Cosper and family of Sheldon, visited in Clifton on Wednesday Of this week
 1 Born. to MT and Mrs. J. T. Alton on last Tuesday, a baby girl. Mother and child are reported as doing nicely. nANnlI in nnrur nc