The Clifton clarion., 1886-11-17

pleased with his position.
 Local news is soafce thls weel
 and judging from cur ezchages i
 is so all over the territory.
 Joe Tanner spent Monday il this camp. He says his business at Longfellow is prosperiug.
 The grand jury did not find ar indictment against W. William, for the Rilling of J. B. Collins.
 Ladies' and Misses Fall and Winter Style of Hats st the Ari- zona Copper Cos Brick Store. *
 PHI. Neufer, practical jewel or, Lordsburg. \. II. Watches re- paired. Clifton orders should bc left with ". $. Barnuin.
 Ice a quarter of an inch thick formed on water standing in tubs out of doors on Monday night. The first ice of the season.
 The water pipes of the Detroit Copper Company, leading from the Frisco river to the works at Morenei, are being taken up, cleaned and replaced
 The Board of Supervisors met at Solomonville on Monday to can vass the vote of the county. The session will be short one and the labor of the Board light.
 The Orion Era, published at s.. Johns, Apache county, ceased pub lication last week. The election has had a bad effect on number of Arizona newspapers.
 The chestnut bell' has made its appearance in many of our sis ter towns. The nuisance has not, as yet, made its appearance in Clifton but it is daily expected.
 Hon. Geo. H. Stevens and Col. Pete. Bulan still hold the fort" in Graham county. That was splendid victory they gave the tried and true democracy.-Star.
 The Arizona Copper Go, at the Brick Store, have just received a large assortment Of Gents furnish ing goods and ready made cloth ing: they also have full line of California shirts and drawers.
 The Wilcox Stockman, in its last issue, publishes an excellent art icle on "Pleuro Pneumonia in Cattle" from the pen of Dr. s. 'd. Service, of Fort Grant. Other articles on the same subject will follow.
 Con. Keheller came in from his ranch on Sunday after an absence of several weeks. His ranch is in the northeast corner of this coun- ty and 1t is ten miles to his near est neighbor, but Con IS a bachelor and enjoys being alone.
 Mr. W. 4. Manzies, represent ative Of the Arizona Copper Com pany, of Edinburgh, Scotland, ar rived in Clifton Sunday night. Mr. Manzies started OF his return trip Wednesday morning well pleased with his visit here.
 There is big rush of emigra- ton to Southern California from the eastern states. When Arizo- na is as well advertised as Ca!ifor- mia We may expect the tide of em- igration to turn this way. More capital and more irrigating ditches Is needed to start the boom.
 It is said that the Magdalena, N. NJ, branch of the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe road will be extended through the Mogollons to Cooney. The route has been examined by the engineers of the railroad company, and the prelim- mary survey made. The building of this branch would open a fine grazing and rich mining section. Dr. 4. 5. Adler. left yesterday for Solomonville, to appear at the November term of the District Court, as an expert witness Tn the trial of Henry Small for the mur- der of a Mexican, some tune ago in Clifton. The Doctor will be absent ten days. c. M. Clark Is also witness iu the case and ac- companied the Doctor.-Silver Belt.
 On Thanksgiving eve, Wednes- day November 2lth, the young man of Clifton rr,lI c.;r-n q lnrc 1