The copper era., 1902-06-12
A Good Citizen Gone.

f + lei cucF. WHO u1u DCcu III Will ~
phoid fever for seven weeks, passed
quietly away to his long rest. Since
August last he had filed the position
of master mechanic at the shannon
smelling plant. with entire satisfac-
/ ton to the company, and with credit
! to himself. He was universally pOpu-
/ lar with the men at the works, and
| had also made many friends with the
/ people Of Clifton, all Of whom deeply
regret his untimcly death. Deceased
leaves wife and three children in
Seattle, where his remains were
sent for final interment. The family
have the sympathy Of a large circle OF
| friends in this section.
John Edwards, who was arrested last
winter near Clifton charged with muir
/ dcring a Mexican near Wilcox in Octo-
Der, and was bound over by the exam
| lining magistrate at Wilcox, was in
dicted by the grand jury at Tombstone
| last week for murder. The evidence
seems pretty strong against Edwards,
and the chances seem to be that a con-
! viction will be had.
y brass band has been organized in
! Clifton under the management of Prof.
! Oh. Holguiu, and has been practicing
/ for some weeks past. There are eleven
pieces in the band and the boys are
already making good music. An
orchestra has also been organized and
/ is now prepared to furnish music for
balls and parties.
/ James S. CrOmb returned last week
from New York, where he attended
the general assembly of the Presby-
terrain church, along with about one
thousand other delegates, who We're
/ there from all parts of the earth. He
reports excellent crops everywhere,
and business good.
Simon Hagenauer, Lordsburg
merchant, came up last Sunday to wit
ness the ball game Mr.. Hagenauer
clcrked at MCrenci, Metcalf and Cliff
ton for some years past, and has many
| friends in this section who will be
pleased to know that he is doing well
at Lordsburg.
! E. w. Clapp, the ). p. agent at
Lordsburg, is now in San Francisco,
where he will be married on the 18th
instant to Miss Elizabeth Pratt, for
merly Of Lordsburg. The many
friends of the couple in this section
extend congratulations.
Jas. II. Cox left Sunday last fo,
Williams, As the representative of Cliff
ton Lodge knights of Pythias, to the
Grand Lodge now in session at
Williams. The grand lodge will visit
] the grand canyon of the Colorado be-
fore separating for their homes.
c. +. Bull Of the ERA left last week
for Nevada and the coast country. He
will be absent about three weeks and
will take a "trip along portion of the
proposed new railroad from Los An
geles to Salt Lake.
Edith Mary, daughte of Mr.. and
Mrs. George X. Bowman, of Fort
Worth, Texas, well known in Clifton,
will be married to Richard II. Beck
June Eth. The ERA extends con-
CALCULATIONS.
Tom Brown ana Owen Wilson have
leased the adobe building formerly
occupied by +. +. Everhardy rs a meat
market, and will soon start a saloon
therein. Mr.. Wilson is an experienced
man in the business.
Presbyterian church, Curry II. Love.
pastor. Church services Sunday IL Il.
m, subject, "OOedience;" p. M, sub
jet, Making the New Testament. -
Sunday school 10 II. m.
There will be- the usual meetings on
Sunday at the school house. Sunday
school at 10 4. M, preaching at II a.
IN. y cordial invitation is extended to
everybody.
Louis Fcrbcr, founder of the Bazaar
department store of Clifton. left this
morning FOR California on pleasure
trip.
Nice assortment of crackers, biscuits
and cakes in cartoons.-S. J. Forbes
Clifton don't seem to be patriotic
this year.
n All so dead under the in
hil1I,IlHN huence of Roach Paste.
Noung'S Pharmacy.
First-class dressmaking next door to
( the Bazaar, Chase Creek. All work
guaranteed.
Architects. Learn how to design
those massive buildings. support
yourself while learning. Call on or
write, ]. II. Cox.