The copper era., 1901-09-05
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PURELY PERSONAL

from his ranch on the Blue.
 James " Parks is now at Hot Springs. Arkansas, on a pleasure trip.
 c. W. Marks, photographer of Mo renci, visited Clifton Monday.
 Mrs. Chas. Spann left last week on a visit to relatives at Silver City.
 J. E Gray, of Los Angeles, has ac- cepted a position at the Clifton Bakery.
 MT. T. L. McCutcheon returned Sat urday last from pleasant visit to California.
 Mir and Mrs. James COlquhoun left Monday last for Colorado. on short pleasure trip.
 fornia to join his family, who are sum- mering there.
 Mrs. w. A. Leonard and son Morgan returned last week from visit to the California coast.
 Col. Ben NJ. Crawford returned this week from a visit to Los Angeles and other DOlnIS on the COdSI.
 The elder sons Of Mr. and Mrs Tim Nardelli left this week for Santa Fe, to attend the Brothers school.
 Master Harold Wright left Friday last for Roswell, N. M., where he will attend the Territorial Military Acad emy.
 Al. Rosecrans, superintendent of the Standard mine, left Wednesday morn ing for California on a short pleasure trip.
 H. G. Rice, one Of Clifton's promi nent mining men, returned this week from a tour of the southern and eastern states.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harry Wright returned last week from California, where they spent some weeks enjoying the sea breezes.
 Treasurer Thomson, Of the Arizona Copper company, returned this week from pleasant visit to his old home in Scotland.
 G. A. Conklin, one of Arizona's most prominent and successful sheep raisers, has moved his headquarters and resi- deuce to Trinidad, Colorado.
 J. G. Hopkins, one Of the directors of the Arizona Copper company, arrived from his home in Virginia Tuesday last to look after important business affairs.
 Messrs. Cosper and Lovclady, promi nent citizens of the Blue were in town this week. Mr. COsper arranged to de- liver bunch of beef cattle to F.. F. Everhardy about the 18th.
 Arthur Hudson, deputy postmaster, left Tuesday morning for Fl Paso, where he expects to make some large purchases in real estate. Professor Williams is assisting in the post office during his absence.
 Billy COna ant, deputy sheriff of Grant 
 days in Clifton and Morenci this week. Billy is one of the best officers in the southwest, and has many friends scat tered all over the country.
 Elgin Holt, prominent stockman of the upper San Francisco, was in town this week. Mr. Holt has decided on becoming a resident Of Clifton, which he thinks has brighter future than any other town in Arizona.
 B. B. Adams, of Solomonville, returned last week from Buffalo, N. Y. He was looking little "the worse for wear" which is accounted for by his continual talk of the "Midway." How ever, he is not so badly knocked out as to prevent his talking life insurance.
 Miss Addie Nicks, formerly of Duncan and Morenci, is now making her home in Fl Paso. She recently graduated at the Fl Paso Commercial college, and will doubtless find employment in the Pass city. Her many friends in this section wish her success in her business calling.
 E.. NJ. Williams, manager of the A. C. Co.'s store, returned Friday last from trip to New York aud other eastern points, where he purchased large stock of fall and winter goods. He was accompanied on the trip by Mrs. Williams. They took a Mallory liner from Galveston to New York and en- joyed the trip very much.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Audley Smith departed from Clifton Monday last for their new home at Weiser, Idaho, where Mir. Smith has accepted the management of a new smelting plant. They are pleasant people, and their many friends here regret their depart ure, and hope that they may yet find it to their interest to return to the cop per metropolis.
 A. Banta. one of the pioneers Of Ari- zona, who was resident of the terri tory before it's organization, is spending a few days in Clifton renewing his ac- quaintance with old time friends. Mr. Banta in years past owned and edited a number of newspapers, and is perhaps the best posted man on the history of the territory now residing within its borders. He was the owner and editor