The copper era., 1901-10-03


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 Highest Honors, Worlds Falr
 Gold Medal, MidWlnisr Fair r-s-zz 2 MINOR MENTION { tzn @l
 Dave Arzate is now running the Long Horn saloon.
 District court meets at Solomonville Monday next
 The ERA is on sale at the news stand of E. C. Raber.
 More than fifty new subscribers were s,ss.s-J t., .l.A- ERA list during the past week.
 The A. x N. NJ. k. k. are now using their new steel bridge across the San Francisco river.
 Judge Louis Reshau leaves Sunday next for Solomonville to act as bailiff in the district court.
 Wm. NJ. Whipple, jr., left last week to resume his studies at the Territorial University in Tucson.
 The New York Speciality Co. will have d grand opening Monday next. Store in South Clifton.
 News Agent Raber has added two dailes to his list-El Paso Times and Rocky Mountain News.
 Dr.. Falcs reports that d daughter arrived Sunday last at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Garrison.
 IL is reported that twenty soldiers deserted She army from Fort Grant Saturday last and started for Mexico.
 The Bessemcr restaurant has been opened on Copper avenue opposite the
  and is run by Japanese.
 The many friends of Master Lee Will l ton, of the Big Luc ranch, will regret | tO learn that he k suffering with a | stubborn ease of rheumatism.
 Arizona now has a compulsory school | law which requires that all children | between the ages of eight and fourteen years, shall be compelled to attend | school at least six weeks in each year. A new law in Arizona's code requires | foreign corporations doing business in the Territory 10 appoint an agent resi- dent of the country in which it does | business, and also to file and publish it's articles.
 St. George Robinson arrived from Silver City this week with his timer tools, and will open tin shop on Cop per Avenue. He expects to be ready for busiu oss next week
 Louis Ferbcr, ol the Bazar, returned this week from New York, where he spent a month OF more in the market purchasing goods for his Clifton house The Bazar is proving d most phenome- nal business success.
 Deputy SheriiI Lee Hobbs subpoenaed the following iurymen from Cliff ton this week: Grand jury-W. C. Davis and John S. Cromb; petit jury-W. NJ. Whipple, O. Dolson. A. A. Anderson, Louis Groihans, $. J. Forbes, w. C. Blank, Jas. C. Bartlett and Nee C. Raber
 Theodore Kline, who met with serious accident on the \. X x. NJ. last summer. has resumed his former posi- ton with the company. He drives tho engine on the passenger train between Clifton and Longfellow. His friends are pleased to see him in the cab again.
 District Clerk Frank Dysart has re- NClNtu tlt pIutf TOT the Nira0am county district court, and the juries were drawn Friday The grand jury will be summoned to appear on Monday, Octo- ber 1th, which will be the first day of the term. The trial jury will he sum- moned to appear on Monday, October lith. Judge Doau ordered sixteen grand jurors to he drawn.
 |. F.. Solomon returned home Satur- day from trip which lasted three weeks. During his absence he visited San Francisco. Salt Lake and Denver. At Salt Lakc he called on President Snow, of the Mormon church to whom he feels indebted for courtesies. Mr Solomon has covered large portion of the United States during his travels this year and comes home more and more convinced that the Gila valley cannot be eNcelled by any other part of the United States.-Bulletn.
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