The Clifton clarion., 1886-12-01

Chas. D. Johnson returned thi: week from trip to Fl Paso ant other Texas points.
 1. D. Brewer, Gila trapper brought in a lot of beaver ant other furs last week.
 Ladies and Misses Fall anj Winter Style of Hats at the Ari zona Copper Co.'S Brick Store. %
 
 4 few tons of concentrates have been shipped to the Arizona Cop per Company, Of Scotland, as samples.
 PHI. Neuffer, practical jewel CT, Lordsbuyg, \. T. Watches re- paired. Clifton orders should be left with v. $. Barnum. *
 Frank J. Stanford, well known in this camp, was married to Miss Eureka D. Hannell, near Sidney. Ohio, on November 18th, 2S86.
 A number of mining c'a;ms in this vicinity have been jumped for the reason that the proper amount of assessment work had not been done.
 Read the SheviFs sale aIyer- tised in this issue. The property to be sold is one of the best busi- ness locations in Clifton, the post office building.
 4 CocLise county man recently killed three mountain lions in one day. We had heretofors supposed that Graham county contained all the Mountain Lion Ranches
 Fresh venison, wild turkeys and ducks find ready sale in this market. Game IS evidently scarce this year as not enough has been brought in to supply the demasd.
 R. L. Smith, of Longfellow mine, paid the CLARION 8 pleasant call on Saturday of last week Mir. Smith is the newly elected Justice of the Peace in Morenci precinct.
 The Arizona Copper Co, at tho Brick Store, have just received a large assortment of Gents furnish ing goods and ready made cloth ing: they aisu have full lihe of California shirts and drawers. #
 s. ". Pomeroy came up from Solomonvllle on last Friday oven ing and remained until Monday morning. He took occasion while here to fle hls bond, as treasurer of Graham county, with chairman Cutter.
 Mir. c. II. Shannon, editor and proprietor of the Silver City Sen tinel, spent Wednesday n this place, and made the CLARION office a pleasant call. Mir. Shannon is looking after his mining interests in this vicinity.
 ADemming justice holds court out of doors, because the laws of the territory, he says, do not pro vide for a justice office and the fees will not permit the justice to pay rent and have anything left. Our justices might take a pointer from this and save rent.
 The attention of our "shaver5" is called to the advertisement of the barber shop of Frank Wood ardin this issue. After an absence of several months Frank has re opened al his old stand, and in vites all his old friends and GUS toners to give him a call.
 Pomeroy's Concord coaches for his Bowie and Fort Thomas line arrived last week, and were put on the llne for the first time on Thanksgiving day. They are handsome in appearance and are easy to ride in, and will carry five passengers without crowding.
 John Farrell, who for some time past has been running the loco motive between Longfellow and Morenci, left this morning fer Guaymas. Mexico, where he goes to superintend the erection of some machinery. The best wishes Of Mir. Farrelrs friends go with him. Engineer Arbuekle, of the Coie nado railroad, came very near fur nishing an item for the CLARION on last Saturday evening, and F. L. B. Goodwin just missed being the chief attraction at a funeral. It isn't safe to walk on the railroad track with train laundering down just behind you.