The copper era., 1901-11-21

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 There will be adance at the Japanese restaurant building Saturday night.
 The new turn table for the A. & x. Vi. R. R. will be completed in few days
 Tho CascareIli block on Copper Avcnuc will soon be completed. It is very imposing and handsome struct- ure.
 Miss Laura Whipple, the eldest daughter of Mir. and Mrs. w. NJ. Whip pie, is quite sick and has been for some time past.
 Col. Hem will open new restaurant near the McFate buildin. next week. The colonel is becoming quite a monopolist in his line.
 Rev. Ining7worth of Morenci, preached an interesting sermon at the Presbyterian church Sunday last. to the odd Fellows, who turned out in a body.
 MT. Mouse received telegram this week from Los Angeles announcing that one of his sisters who recently left here was quite sick with typhoid eyer.
 A new time card goes into effect on the Coronado railroad, December lst. The train will leave Clifton at s u. m. and 2 p. III. returning al 9 :5O q. m. and 5:2O ?. m.
 II. Katz expects to move into tho Cascarelli block about the first. Elbie Smith will then open dp his stock of general merchandise in the building now occupied by Mir. Katz.
 l.. $ Randolph, of Metcalf, has ac- ceptcd d position in the Arizona Cop per company's store at Coronado, and has therefore resigned his position as secretary of the Santa Rosa company.
 Henry Hill has made an ideal wagon bridge across the Frisco river of the old railroad bridge, which will be welcome news To the travelling public, ns il will 'save d hard pull across the river.
 Buck Millc", cowboy in the en- ploy of Charles Thomas on the Blue, while chasing a bronco, had the mis- fortune to run T silver in his groin. IL is n bad wound, but he IS getting along very well.
 A l3-pouud son arrived at the home of MT. aud Mrs. F, II. Franz about two weeks ago The ERA presents it's com plimcnts to the young man and asks his pardon for not mentioning his arri- val ut an earlier date.
 Thirty-onc scholars are attending school at Poverty Flat on the Blue and twenty at the school house at the mouth of the Blue, being more than double the number that attended in that ei.hborhood last year
 Tom Lamford died Thursday night last at his home in North Clifton, after an illness of nearly a week. He was about lJ years Of age, and leaves wife and three children. Deceased had been in the employ of the company for about year and was well spoken of by all who knew him.
 Ben Hauger, an old time sport well known throughout the southwest, died in Clifton Monday night, and was buried Cn the afternoon of the follow ing day He had been complaining for several weeks. but had been sick in bed only few days. lie has many friends in the country who regret his demise.
 George II. Chase of Clifton, this week received the sad information Of the death of his brother, Albert Chase, who died at his home in Waterford, New York, recently. MT. Chase was a carriage manufacturer, and man of affairs. Mir George Chase has the sympathy of his Clifton friends.
 Saturday evening was one long to be remembered by those who were pres cnt at the party given by Miss Leila Stevenson in honor of MT. McGoniole, of Morcnci. The evening passed all too quickly at high five. Miss Bertha Suidcr was the fortunate winner of a silver bon bon dish, while Mr. A. G. Smith won the gentleman'S priZe-a silver valise tag. The delicious supper served was not the least of the eveu- iug's enjoyment. Mrs. Lacy aud Mrs. Laine assisted the hostess.-Bulletin.
 Mr. Shindcl, who recently arrived from Chicago to set up the boilers for the shannon cmelting plant. gave an informal hypnotic entertainment at the shannon opera house on shannon heights one evening last week, which was highly appreciated by the large audience in attendance. The professor hypnotized several victims, and caused them tO perform some wonderful and entertaining feats. An effort will be made to have the professor give an en- tertainment at Library hall during the coming week.
 Tho Arizona X New Mexico Tele- graph and Telephone company opened for business yesterday morning, with q rato between Clifton and Lor6sburg of p1 nf