The copper era., 1900-04-26
up.to.date goods at J. 6 A. smith,s

Duncan.
 Judge Hormeyer returned from the county seat Sunday.
 l.. c. Morrow went to Solomonville Sunday, on court business.
 If you wish to keep posted, read the Re view of Reviews.
 Ernest c. Lloyd has gone to Morenci and may locate there.
 S. J. Forbes arrived from Solomonville yesterday evening.
 WE Hagan went down to Solomonville Sunday to attend court.
 Dr. O. H. Green late of Safford died at Camden, S. C., on March 20
 Supt H. J. Simmons went down to Fl Paso Saturday and returned Tuesday.
 The Munsey Jr., and Puritan, for May have arrived. They contain good reading.
 We have large line of writing tablets. See them before you buy.-L w. Smiths. The Clifton public school trustees have ap- pointed L. O. Morrow census enumerator for the district.
 Brown shoes-the best on the market--a large stock-can early and get your choice s. J. Forbes.
 CIV. Maxon, the well-known mining man, was down from Lordsburg last week and re- turned Friday.
 Twenty-Five cars of machinery for the sugar factories in Honolulu went west over the S. P. the other day.
 Mrs. W. D. Whipple and children left Sat urday for their valley ranch where they will remain for some time.
 We will soon have our ice cream parlor open for business. Watch for announcement in the ERA. L. w. Smith.
 The ERA is pleased to hear that Mrs. H. H. Beck, who was considered seriously i'll for several days, is now convalescing.
 The recent cold snap took off fully 4O,OOO head of cattle and reduced the cattle ranges about five per cent in southern Colorado.
 A game of base ball; was played Sunday afternoon between the Morenci and Clifton teams. Score-12 to 6, in favor of Morenci. Mrs. Ed. Billings and little son will arrive from Spokane, Washington, in about ten days, and as a consequence Ed is looking happy.
 Bond & Simms, the tailors, repairers, clean- CTS and pressers, are working up a splendid trade by their fair dealings with their customers.
 J. M. Warden, proprietor of the Duncan Dairy, Clifton, has returned from a lengthy business trip from the valley, accompanied by his family.
 The first car load of machinery for the new ice plant of the company arrived Saturday. The balance is at Lordsburg and will be brought up as fast as the railroad can handle it.
 Buchannan's railroad bridge gang that has been camped at Duncan the last few weeks has moved and the main camp of the railroad work has been moved to within five miles of Duncan.
 The man arrested last week, for attempt ing to burn the boarding house near the Chase Creek railroad bridge, was discharged from custody on account of insufficient evidence.
 W. H. Reed, in the employment of the De troit Copper company, who was brought home to Ell Pasovery i'll, is now steadily improving with every expectation of his speedy recov ery.-Times.
 Frank M. McMahon has been appointed tc succeed Geo. Scarborough, deceased, as special officer for the Southwest Stock asso ciation. McMahon is an Fl Paso policeman and he and Scarborough married sisters.
 A. H. Leavitt, practical watchmaker and jeweler of many years experience, arrived from Bisbee last week and is now located al Dunn's drug store. MT. Leavitt has been al