The copper era., 1901-02-21

PERSONAL MENTION

II K. Adams and wife Of Phoeni
: are in the city.
Phil c. Merrill, county assessor
: visited Clifton last week
y. D. Webb. OF Moreuci, left yester
day for Nacosari, Mexico.
AdolDh Young and J. 5. NICHOLS ar
spending the week in the valley.
Mrs. Morris Rabenowitz and children
left last week for California on visit
James. V. Parks, the hustling sher
if OF the county, spent couple of day
in town last week.
W. r. WaddiIl. chairman of thu
board Of county supervisors, was il
Clifton this week.
Mrs. +. J. Lusk and Mrs. G. G. Hutch
ison, Of Lord sburg, spent lew days il
Clifton this week visiting friends.
Mrs. DR.. Fales left Sunday last foi
Boston on a visit to relatives and
friends. She will be absent about
three months.
Assistant General Manager Alex
ander Veitch and bride arrived home
last week after pleasant visit to
friends in England and Scotland.
T. 3. Whitney, manager OF the Goro.
nado Cattle Co. called on the ERA Tues
day last. He is well pleased with the
heavy rains and SHOWS OF the past few
weeks.
Dell NJ. Potter left yesterday for Cal
ifornia on a business and pleasure trip.
He will probably spend few days at
Phoenix, rs he is interested in some
measures now before the Legislature.
Messrs. Cosper and Petty attended
the meeting of the stock association on
the Blue last week. They report the
meeting as we'll attended and the stock
men in high feather over the big
rains and snow.
Jack Holmes, who has been superin-
tending the stone work on the a. c.
Cos new concentration now being
erected at Longfellow, was in town this
week aud says the work is progressing
most satisfactorily.
b. b. Adams, ex-treasurer, who spent
two weeks in Clifton, has returned
home. Mir. Adams is now devoting
large portion of his time to talking life
insurance and is making quite a sue
cess at the business.
Judge Egan and Hon. f. NJ, Will
liams left Sunday last for Phoenix on
important private business, which it is
perhaps needless to say has nothing to
do with county division, which, accord
ing to the valley people, is dead and
buried for al least two years.
Dan Casey, one of the old time miners
Of the southwest, is visiting friends in
Clifton. He is recently from PeaFce,
where he has been employed for some
time past. He thinks Pearce one of
the best camps in Arizona, and when
It's new S0-stamp plant starts up, it will
be heavy producer.
Colonel Hem, who supplies the wants
Of the elmer man" at the Shannon
mine, spent several days in town this
week giving his cOuntrymen pointers
on how to celebrate Chinese New Years
in the most approved and patriotic
style. The Colonel is an artist when
it comes to putting the finishing touch /
rs on celebration.
George Gamble, the county treasur-
err, commenced the sale of property de- |
liLquent for taxes for the past year, on |!
the 18th inst, but has decided to post |
pone the sale from day to day until the
18th day of March. Those who can pay |
their taxes within that time will save
the thirty per cent. penalty which will /
be added after that date.
Tom Smith, the new county" record /
en-, managed to find time to come over |
rom Solomonville and spend Sunday |
with his family. He came around by /
Bowie, and of course the trains failed /
10 connect at Lordsburg, hence he had /
Tie pleasure oHspending day there. |
Tom says his official duties have kept |
lim on the jump but he is catching on
o the run OF things.
J. II. Thompson and wife of Bate,
Montana. who spent week in Clifton |
Investigating the Shannon mine, left ,
Sunday last for California. Mr.. |
Thompson is Il brother to the treasurer
If the Shannon company, and had |
heard so much about the property that
lie wanted to give it personal eXami-
ration. He left well satisfied that
Butte does not possess all the big cop |
Der mines in the country.
w. II. Wilton, manager OF the Big /
Lue ranch on the east line Of the /
was in town this week purchas-
ug supplies, which he is compelled to |
back to the ranch on animals. He 4
,ays TIE greatest need of that ranch is
l wagon road to Clifton. He reports /
hat at least foot of snow fell in that 1
section during the first part of the 1
month. The range Is in splendid con-
lition and the stockmen are happy.
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Dell NJ. Potter is generally regarded
Is mining man. hence his friends