The copper era., 1901-12-26


 will be found in this issue Of the ERA. The company is incorporated with q capital Of $500. GOO, its principal object being to lay of tOwnsite on the beautiful mesa about two miles from Clifton and connect the two towns with tramway. The trrmw will also connect with the Morcnci South ern railroad near Clifton Heights, where railway station will eventually be established, thus afTording q new means Of communication between Clifton and Morcnci. Clifton Heights will be but short distance further from Morenci than from Clifton aud is destined eventually to become the residence and social center of the two camps. The location for residences is ideal in. every respect, being free from the dust and smoke of the copper cen. tcrs, i5 we'll drained and being situ- ated on the high mesa will have a eli mate superior to that oi Clifton. Tho work of grading and lnacadamizing the main thOrOughfare of the new
  The Boulevard will be loo feet wide and ore mile in length, with shade trees on each side of the street. At the head Of the boulevard will be left a park 100 feet square which will be donated to the county for conrt house site, should it ever be required. This statemen: is not made for the pur- pose Of assisting in the sale of stock or to boom the heights but the promoters of the enterprise, realizing that remov- al or division will be the issue in the next campaign, wisely decided to ar range for the location of the new court house at a spot so conveniently located to both Clifton and Morenci. as to ac cOmmodate the people Of both places without inconvenience to either. If the ground is not used by the county it can be utilized for other purposes. Ground has also been reserved for school houses and churches. The townsite contains POO acres Of beauti ful and fertile land upon which trees and flowers can be grown, The survey ing for the blocks and lots will be com
 
 mcnced next week, and after 1t IS com pleted the survey for the tramway will be commenced. It is the intention of the management to make the fare over the tramway the cheapest in the Unit ed States. The tramway will be built more as an auxiliary to the town than as an investment, hence it is thought T . which will be sufficient to pay it's opera ting expenses. This charge is so very reasonable that it will hardly be noticed by residents of the Heights, and removes the only possible barrier to living so far away from the business center of the town. As soon as the tramway shall have been completed the company will commence the erec- tiOn of a handsome modern hotel, and some business blocks, and will also ar range to assist those who need it in the erection of homes. Home people are given an opportunity to join in the enterprise by the purchashe of a limited amount of stock in the company at p cents per share, one quarter the par value of the stock, with the assurance that the tramway and other improve mcuts as proposed hy the company will be'carricd cut. As before stated in lhe ERA, this offer is not made for the purpose of raising money for the con- structiOn work, but rather to secure the friendly feeling and good will of ,r l. character can be built without tho CO., operation Of home people, and it is with this end in view that q limited amount of stock is placed on the home market. The entire capital stock of the company is practically subscribed for, and the money therefor will be paid in as needed in the development of the ent crprisc. Joseph Schodcr is the principal own CT of tho Union Hardware and Metal company, of Los Angeles, the largest concern of the kind on the coast. A. Dcnman Jr.. is vice president of the san Beruardmo traction company, and has been interested in putting in trac- llOn pants ana street car lines lu iuauy of the coast cities. He resides at Red lands, where he is largely interested in real estate and many enterprises. | Henry Laub is wholesale liquor deal | CT of Louisville, Kentucky, who has been instrumental in promoting several large mining and real estate enter priSes in several sections of the west, l and he says that he regards this as the best enterprise with which he has yet been connected. Messrs. Everhardy and | Crawford are well known citizens Of Clifton who have resided here many | years and have the confidence of the | people.
 It is legitimate, business enterprise, easily understood, and so near at home | that every investor can examine the property before purchasing stock. There would seem to be no reason to doubt that this stock will soon be & favorite investment with Clifton and Morenci people.
 The Break In Copper.