The copper era., 1902-02-06
PURELY PERSONAL

Ben. NJ Crawford left Tuesday last
on business trip to FL Paso.
Mrs. John Stewart has been quite i'll
FOR the past week, but is now improv-
ing.
Manuel Salazar. prominent bust
ness man OF Metcalf, spent Sunday in
Clifton.
George Raber is over from Globe on
visit to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E
C. Raber,
a. y. Cox, one of the new business
men of Morenci, made the ERA a call
Tuesday.
Jake Green, who drives the engine
from Longfellow to Metcalf, spent Sun
day in Clifton.
George c. Gill, OF Hollyoke. Mass. +,
director of the Shannon Copper COM
pany, is in the city
MIR. Alsdorf. the mining expert who
reported on the Stevens property, has
returned to Clifton.
S. J. Hollsinser, special agent of the
L. S. general land office, arrived in the
city Tuesday evening.
Win Brooks, one OF the foreman at
the smelter, has just recovered from
severe spell OF pneumonia.
II. J. Simmons superintendent OF
the A. & y. NJ. Il. r. is now around
again after an illness Of several weeks.
Lamar Cobb, the civil engineer. who
puts in the greater portion Of his time
in the hills for the Clifton Consolidated
company, spent Sunday in the city.
Walter Humphreys, who was COM
planning for several days last week, is
now sojourning at the pest house,
where he is enjoying a mild case of
smallpox.
p. Z. Greer. who has been acting as
cashier OF the First National Bank,
left for his home at Stafford this week.
f. S. Sullenberger, the cashier, is now
here to remain.
Mrs. D. c. Hobart, who spent some
weeks visiting her daughters in Cliff
ton, returned to her home in Silver
City Tuesday last. She was accom-
panied as far as Lordsburg by her
daug hter. Mrs. Leonard.
G. Il. Rosecrans returned last week
from trip through southern Arizona
and Sonora, Mexico, and reports that
section as quite lively, but found no
place that suited him as well as Clifton,
hence he expects to remain here
permanently.
Gustav Becker. of the firm of Beck
er-Franz Co., is down from Springer
Vile, Arizona, looking after his bust
ness interests. Aside from running
several stores in Arizona and New
Mexico, Mr. Becker is largely interest
ed in the ranch and cattle business in
both territories.
Alex Mclean. George Greene and J.
f. Niccolls returned Saturday last from
Tucson whittier they had iourneyed to
take the chapter degrees in Masonry.
They were absent week, and report
having had rough experience with
the Masonic goat, but were royalty
treated by brother Masons OF the
Ancient Pueblo.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A Wilson. of Solo
knoxville, spent several days in Clifton
this week, visiting Mrs. Wilson's
mother, Mrs. w. A. Place. Mr.. Will
son is one Of the most successful farm
ers in the valley. He is an old time
mining man. but during the past few
years has settled down to agricultural
pursuits, and owns a model place.
Joe Terrell, manager OF the double
Denver, Colorado, where he reports
very cold weather, the Thermometer
clustering 30 degrees below zero.
Joe says man who is accustomed to
AriZona's balmy climate might as we'll
be in the Klondike country as Colorado
at this season. However he says cat
tie have been wintering fairly well
in that section.
w. B. Kelly and father George II.
Kelly, two OF the most notorious news
paper men in Arizona, spent part OF
Sunday in Clifton. W. b. furnishes
the gray matter and the energy for the
Bisbee Review, with the assistance OF
Father George H., who also finds time
to edit the Bulletin and the Standard.
From the investments they are now
in printing material, it would
not be surprise if they own several
other papers in southern Arizona be-
fore 4 great while.
Mickey Fresmer, who for many months
has been conducting the Fashion Bar
Der Shop Annex in Clifton, return
ed last week from Sonora, Mexico,
where he spent several weeks pleasur-
log. He reports Guaymas as very
lively seaport, and predicts a great
future for II. He also spent some
time at Hermosilla, the capital OF
Sonora, and while there renewed his
with his old time friend,
Governor Terassis. He reports Her.
mosilla As quite prosperous and thinks
it is a better town than Guaymas. A
large number of Americans are in
buiness at both places, and all are do
ing we'll and like the country. He
met several old time Cliftonites down
that way, and reports them all pros
porous, He say the entire state of So