The copper era., 1901-12-05

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 A son was born Monday last to Mr and Mrs. Juan Candila-.
 Frank Ringsold has been quite sick for the past week, but ie now conyalcso- ing.
 Semi-annual election of officers at K. r. lodge Friday night. A full attend. aucc desired.
 The Clifton public school. were closed Thursday and Friday last in order that the children might enjoy Thanksgiving.
 One hundred and fifty men arc now employed in the erection Of the shan non smelling plant. The work is be- ing pushed as rapidly as possible.
 The A. C. company added bcauti- ful delivery wagon this week which cost zoo plunks. The company is now running fleet of seven delivery wagons. The affairs of the new tOwnste com pauy are moving along smoothly. The company will be incorporated within a few days, after which development work will be commenced.
 Dell NJ. Potter is pushing work on his handsome new residence up the river, which when completed will be a model home, with all modern con venionces.
 r. C. AIsdorf, q noted mining engin- eer ot Denver, Colorado, has been spending the past week in this section .--- greatly pleased with the outlook of the camp.
 C. r. Dunn, the Copper avenue druggist, is busy this week moving in- tO the new Cascarolli block He will be ready for business in his new loca- tion in q day or two.
 Wealthy Silver City people propose 10 build troly line to the Burro mountains. Now il they will only cx- tend it on to Duncan and Clifton it will be n paying enterprise.
 Key. Mr. Wilson, pastor of the NJ. F.. church, South, at Solomonyille, was visitor to Clifton this week, and preached in the Prcsb byterian church at North Clifton on Tuesday evening.
 Mr. W. x. Ayers, who has been for the past year at the Moody Biblo lnsti- tute, Chicago, has come to Clifton to engage in religious work. He will preach at the school house at lO:30 each sunday morning until further notice. Tae Rev. R. NJ. Craig, of Albuquer- que, superintendent of missions in Ari- lona and New Mexico, will preach in the church sunday evening, Sth inst. at 7:30 P. m. All are cordially invited. II. S. Foreman came in from Los Angeles this week to receive two narrow gauge engines which were re- gently purchased by new railroad in sonora. Mir. Foreman was accompan- jed by his wife.
 NI k,l s2w-mill at the mouth of the Blue. He has large contracts for supplying stulls 10 the Arizona Copper company. The mill will ba in charge of F. Dagle. It will be ready to run in few days.
 Mickey Hogan imagined last week that he was bronco buster" He has since changed his mind. He is now able to hobble around town. His friends hope that he has received no permanent ini iurics.
 The attendance on the preaching scrvic, at he schoo' house last Sunday morning was very encouraging indeed Mr. Ayers will preach again next Sun day morning at l0:30 shelter time. A cordial invitation IS extende q to every one to b. present.
 Abc Aguirrc. manager of the First Chance Saloon on Copper avenue, is laid up with badly burned hand. He was mOnkeying with one Of those new fangled gasoline lamps. when tho thing went of" and Abe is now taking rest.
 Toll Bell came up last week from Billiards Hot Springs on the Gila, where he spent about ten days. He thinks the Gilliard springs surpass any other noted hot springs in the west, and predicts that at no distant day they will be far-famed as health resorts
 A baby's push cart for sale at s6 Enquire of Mrs. Bay Shannon, Hills addition.
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