The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1901-04-18
PERSONAL MENTION


Toll Bell is now located at Bisbee.
Constable Hamilton went 10 Sol
omonville Sunday.
Tim Nardelli was down from Met
calf this morning.
Mrs. Otto Iklebaum visited the
county seat this week.
Judge c. F. Whiicher went 10 Sol
omouville Sunday on court business.
Jake sellers has been appointed con-
stable for Clifton precinct, vice Toll
Bell resigned
c. ". Shannon. who has heen absent
ia tn. territory for some weeks, i ex-
D -cled home tom ght.
E. Schunan returned yesterday from
Sninm 'nville wh-re be had b-en at
t-ndiug C purt a, a witness.
D ok Hill aud family OF Duncan
spent a couple of DAYS in town this
week on u visit 20 Jim Hill.
Miss Bunker. who taught the last
tarm of school at Duncan. visited
friends in the city this week.
Road master Olson WAS in the city
TUESDAY,. NJ. Ois m i, suffering from
an aggravated case Of la grippe.
w. F. Hagan. member of the re-
cent grand jnry. returned homa last
week but left again for Solomonyille
Sunday.
Dr.. w. n. Fales went over to the
county seat on Sunday as "a witness in
the damage suit of Neyitt vs.. the a.
& n. NJ. railway.
Sheriff Parks was in the city Satur-
day suhpenaiug jurors on a special ve-
nire for the district court now in ses-
sion at SolomOnville.
James Bartlett, Jack Holman and j.
II. johnson were among those who left
the city Sunday morning to attend dis
trict court at Solomonvile.
Mrs. Dunagan came up from Duncan
Sunday evening on visit to her
grand -son, who arrived al the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. jeff Dunagan Sunday
morning.
l. +. solomon, the pioneer iner-
chant of the ella valley, and one OF
the most prominent citizens in the ter
ritory, is spending few days in Cliff
ton.
Judge Egan, d. w. Kennedy, Dave
Clark, J. c. Bartlett. 5. w. COndell
and George Gillard were among those
from Clifton who attended court at
Solomonville this week.
General Manager Colquhoun and II.
J. Simmons, superintendent OF the A.
& n. NJ. X. r., returned yesterday
from the county seat, where they spent
the week on court business.
G. b. Lynch, of Los Angeles, repre-
senting the L. w. Blinn Lumber Co.,
was in Clifton on Monday last, and ex-
pressed himself very favorably in re-
gard to the great copper camp. Mr..
Lynch was accompanied by Captain Ben
Titus, the cOmpany's Lordsburg agent.
c. b. Mathewson returned from a
trip to FL Paso on Monday last. Mr..
Mathewson reports considerable ex-
citement, both at Ell Paso and Deming.
cations near the latter place. Several
PENNSYLVANIA experts are now on the
ground.
Victor Tenney arrived from Mime
sofa last week and will make Clifton
his future home. Mr.. Tenney is a
lawyer and real estate man, and will
open an Office in Joe McFates new
brick building, now under construc-
tion in South Clifton. Mr.. Tenney is a
cousin to Mr.. McFate.
Adam Smith, L. F. Sweeting. Walter
Chessee, Charles Holman, l.. w.
Smith, A. A. Anderson, Wash Smith.
Will Crooks. Bill Hunter, ]. G. Smith
and Gid Thompson left yesterday
morning for Solomonville, where they
are cited to appear this morning as
iurymen at the district court.
Baylor Shannon returned to Clifton
Tuesday evening from Silver City,
New Mexico, thither he had accom-
panied his family, who will visit rel
atives and friends for a few weeks. Mr..
Shannon, speaking of the Gem City of
the mountains, says Silver is above tn e
l6-to-1 clammor and maintains her
identity above all previous quotations.
Ice cream glace at Dunn's.