The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1901-06-20

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Mrs. J. c. Gatti, who has been at Il
hospital for the past two weeks, Is il
proving.
Harry Vance a smelter foreman h;
resigned his position, and will take
needed rest.
w. W. Holt resigned his position
engineer in the works last week, an
will accept work at Morenci.
\ neat little frame building is bein
erected near the postofIlce which wi
be used for a telephone exchange.
Frank Layton and Miss Emma ELL
worth were married at Thatcher la.
week Bishop Kimball officiating.
j. c. Gatti, the Morenci wholesal
butcher, this week shipped a carloa
OF hides to Los Angeles. Next wee
he will ship car load Of tallow.
G.. DcVega, merchant Of Cope
avenue. has branched out into the rea
estate business -. - -4aIl 81 oic
property which he is now Offering a
good bargains
Mrs NJ. A. Tabor, one OF the earth
best spiritual mediums, is in your cit.
for a short time only. Go and see her
Opposite first Chinese garden. Nortl
Clifton. See sign.
\ workman by the name Of Mile
tell from the new bridge being erected
by the Shannon company across the
arroyo south OF town and was quite
badly injured. He IS now at the hos
pital and doing we'll.
The new law enacted by the last
legislature regarding the carrying OF
concealed weapons, gives justice OF
the peace power TO fine a violatOr all
the way from s. up TO $500. Formerly
the fine was 800 straight
y picnic party was given by a mum
Der Of young ladies on Tuesday last,
The Misses Cole, Stark, McCabc,
Pierce, Cromb and Meclcr were in the
party. They were chapcroncd by Mes
danes Lilies and Roscnthall
The Stafford Guardian last week gave
an account Of great pools of blood be-
ing found in different parts of town
This is the second fake of the kind
which Birdno has worked off on the
public. John is making a reputation Of
"Bucket Of Blood" stories.
The Grant county assessment roll
was raised BY the board of county
commissioners from one end 10 the
other II. G. Day, one OF the most
prominent stockmen Of the Duncan
county, was raised from seven hundred
head Of cattle to nine hundred head.
George II. Chase, who for several
years has been the head of the pattern
making department, has resigned his
position and formed IA partnership with
n. l.. Lewis, contractor and builder.
Mr. Chase is an artist in wood work
The new firm will do anything in the
house furnishing line. They will make
a strong and reliable team.
James Langerman has just completed
the school census for the Clifton dis
trict, and finds that the district has
Il scholastic population of 5S5, an in
crease last year Of 40, which is most
fisfa1fArtr IL, II
funds from the territory, this year will
average 81 per head. Clifton will re-
quire ut least four teachers next year
Jack Seaman returned this week
from George Billiards ella Hot spring,
where he spent some days for rhcuma-
tiem. When he went to the springs
he was 50 badly crippled up that he
could not walk, but returns entirely
cured. These springs will prove II
great convenience to the people OF this
section, and ere long will become a
most popular resort.
George Gilliard was up from the
Hot Springs last night, with couple
OF barrels Of water from the springs,
which he divided up with friends The
water is As soft and pure as any to be
found in the territory. Mr.. Gilliard /
says the springs afford Il sufficient
amount of water to supply Clifton, and |
hopes to be able TO organize a company
with that end in view.
The solid Muldoon', prospector |
well known throughout Arizona and |
New Mexico. laid down on the track in !
front of a passenger train at Globe one /
day last week with the intent OF end
ing his life The engineer stopped |
the train and kicked him off the track
Muldoon is a "budger" but in this in
stance refused to bulge until he felt
the toe ot the engineers No. los.
Elbic Smith, who has been in the
employ OF the Arizona Copper company
since 1894, and who has been assistant
general store manager for several
years handed in his resignation Fri
day last, and is now connected with
the Pacific Union Mining and Smelling
company of Lordsburg. Mr. smiths
many friends here will be pleased to
learn that he does not contemplate
leaving Clifton.