The Clifton clarion., 1889-05-22


 D. Cough and family of Morenct arc visiting Clifton.
 The children of Pablo Salcido at Aorenci are sick with the measles.
 Henry Hill has been engaged this week in. painting, papering and thoroughly renovating his hotel
 Master Mechanic Wallace is suffer ing from painfully infamed'h hand aa the result of 8 poisonous scratch TO- ceived.
 Billy Oakes, the popular dispenser of liquid refreshments, has disposed of his interest in the Coronado saloon to John H. Hovey.
 Sartoris and Carrasco have bought out J. M Morris in the saloon busi- ness at Morenci. The new firm will prove popular one.
 The experiment of using coal in- stead of wood in the engines of the Coronado road will be tried upon the arrival of grates from the East.
 Frank Woodland has about rcgained his strength and is once more at his chair in the barber shop, ready and anxious to attend to the wants of his friends.
 Rev. Furneaux will preach at Dun can Sunday morning, May 26th, at IO:3O, and in the evening at Windham. Tuesday, May esth, he will preach at Carlisle.
 Price, the produce peddler who vis- its us regularly from the Valley, last week purchased from John H. Hovey span of his fine American mules. He paid S450.
 Bill. Mccormick, who had been lying sometime seriously ill at Solomonville, was brought home to Clifton last Sat urday. He is still confined to his bed, and is very sick man.
 Fritz Adolphy had birthday last week and is now the father of hand some lot of Houdan, Polish and Ham, burg chicks. Their health was drank in Anheuser-Busch on draught.
 A sign upon the front of the depot now announces to wondering passen- gers that that they have arrived at Clifton. The entire building has re- eeived new coat of paint and pre- sents vastly improved appearance.
 Hildreth the photographer, erected his tent in Clifton last week and has been kept busy attending 70 ti.e wants ofhis patrons. lie shows some iine samples of his work and invites in- spection. He guarantees satisfaction and his prices are reasonable.
 Paul Meador of Silver Basin has made all exceedingly rich gold discov- cry. An assay of piece of rock bro- ken from the croppings give returns of over S12,OOO. He is now s'nking on the lead. We shall have more to say regarding this wonder in the future.
 Billy Blank, our shoemaker, left yesterday morning for Fl Paso and other points on a vacation. He ex- poets to be gone about six weeks or two months. He left his shop in con- potent hands, and the wants of his customers will be properly attended to during his absence.
 An Jim, who, ill quarrel with a number of his celestial brethren, carved couple of them with an ug- ly looking dagger, had his examina- ton last Saturday before Justice Sias and was held to answer before the grand jury in S2OO bonds. In the ab- sence of District Attorney Patterson the territory was represented by Col. Mark J. Egan.
 A committee ofthe young gentlemen of Clifton is engaged in issuing invi- tations for dance to be held at North Clifton on the night of the 30th inst. The list ot invitations is very numer- ous and it is confidently expected that the affair will be largely attended. It is also expected that number of