The copper era., 1901-06-06
PERSONAL MENTION


J. Becksteiu of Stafford, is in town on
business.
Tim NardelH was down from Metcalf
Monday last.
Judge Settle of Morenci spent Sun
day in the city.
c. W. Marks OF Morenci is recover
ing from q spell of sickness.
Mrs. J. y. Warden left last week on
a visit to her old home in Texas.
James Gatti and Al. Rosecrans spent
q few days OF last week on the Blue.
Superintendent Mills OF the d. c.
company left Tuesday last for the east
VIM. Phillips is in from Copper King
Hill. where he is interested in mining.
S. W. Massey. one OF Duncan's most
enterprising citizens, was in the city
last week
J. B. and J. w. Seay of Beard, Tex
as, arrived in Clifton last week with
view of locating.
Grant Mitchell, of the firm of
Mitchell Brothers, Metcalf, was in
town Sunday last.
Mrs. T. L. McCutchen left Monday
last for Banner, California, visiting
relatives and friends.
Mrs. Hudson will leave in few
days for Alamagordo, where she will
spend part of the summer.
Mrs. Adam Smith and son left
Wednesday for San Francisco, where
they will remain several months.
Mrs. George Chase will leave about
the 18th instant for Green Bay, Wis,
on three months visit to friends.
Morris B. McAlpine, who is now
with the Markeen Copper company,
spent couple of days in town this
week.
Lloyd Tevis, an extensive owner OF
valuable mining claims in the Green
lee district, was down on business last
week.
l.. Z. Brown is now in charge of the
Clifton telephone exchange. He was
in charge of the Solomonville Office for
two years.
Wood Poland was down this week
from the upper end of the Greenlee
district where he has been mining for
many years past.
T. r. Pearson, one of the most prom
inent stockmen of the Duncan country,
spent a few days in the Copper me-
tropolis last week.
George Chapman, who has been
busy for the past month erecting
houses for the Standard Copper mines,
is now in the city.
B. B. Adams of Solomonville is
spending the week in the Copper
metropolis, and as usual is talking and
writing life insurance.
Mrs. James Smith and family, and
Miss Smith, sister to J. and a. Smith
left Saturday last for Los Angeles to
spend the summer on the seashore.
Joe Tanner, president of the Santa
Rosa Copper company, was in town
this week and reports everything pro-
crossing most favorably at the mines.
S. J. Forbes left Monday last for a
trip through the eastern states. He
will be absent several weeks, and will
probably visit California before re-
turning.
E. L. Griswold, who has been Wells
Fargo & Cos. agent at this place for
the past two years, leaves this morning
with his wife for Nogalles, their future
home. Mr.. Griswold will engage in
business at Nogalles, and carries with
him the best wishes OF his many friends
in this section.
r. L. Powell, who has extensive in
terests In the Greenlee district, drop
ped off at Clifton this week on his re-
turn from California, where he spent a
couple of months visiting his family
and looking after his oil interests in
that section. He left Sunday last for
Silver City, where he makes head
quarters.
Col. Z. II. Smith, one OF the best
known mining men in the southwest,
was called to Deming Sunday last to
consult with the people there in re-
gard to securing right OF way into the
city for the Bisbee railroad. AS Mr..
i Of
estate at Deming, he was considerably
elated over the bright prospect OF the
railroad center of New Mexico
George Gilliard, proprietor of the
ella Hot springs, was in town long
enough this week to report that his
improvements at the springs are pro-
crossing rapidly. The new wagon
road from Clifton to Solomonville via
the springs, which is now open, short
ems the distance to the county seat by
at least ten miles. He apprehends that
the new road will soon receive the
most of the travel.
Archie Morrison, foreman of the
concen trating plant, will leave Sunday
next, accompanied by Mrs. Morrison,
for an extended visit to his
old home in Scotland. Mr..
Morrison has been in Clifton for four
teen years and has contributed ma
terially to the grand success of the
Arizona Copper company in which he
is an extensive shareholder. John
Hayes will be in charge of the con-
centrating plants during his absence.