The copper era., 1902-12-04
PURELY PERSONAL


 Nephi Packer was up this week from Duncan.
 Sheriff Jim Parks left Sunday last for the county seat.
 C.P. Johnson ot Deming Is here on 7i>it to Hugh Williams. He may locate here.
 Seth Hazard, a pfGrairent attor- ney of Tucson, spent a few da5s in Clifton this week.
 Noah Cl,no, who runs the boarding house at the Shah.Cn mine, paid Clifton visit this week.
 Mr. and Mrs. Alex Mclean of Met cali, left Sunday last for Los Angeles, where they will spend some time pleas urins.
 Dr. G. w. Cool hss returned from ! Phoenix. where he attended . meeting Of the territorial board of dental eS- aminers.
 1 l.. Kearney returned last week from Tucson. where he had been on busi- ness before the register of the U. $. land office.
 Chas. I. Stevens, superintendent of the Stevens Copper mines, was down this week and reports the property as Ia<si<i.sr -~siI- l c. R. Short, of the Blinn L1mber company, returned last week from Los Angeles, where he spent some time visiting friends.
 Professor J. E. Williams, who was principal Of the Clifton public schools for two years, spent Sunday in Clifton. He Is now located at Duncan.
 Lamar Cobb, civil engineer for the Clifton Consolidated company spent Sunday in Clifton. He comes down occasionally to attend church.
 J. x. Robinson, assistant cashier of the First National Bank, returned from Stafford this week, and IS again discharging his duties at the bank.
 Ellis Williams came up last week from Deming to eat Thanksgiving tur- key with his brother, Hugh Williams, yardmaster of the A. x N. NJ. k. k.
 Dave Clark, master mechanic for the A. c. company, left last week for Chicago on a business trip. He vii visit his old home in Canada befo re returning.
 w. A. Pitt and w. F. Hagan, who were in Tucson last week on land busi- ness, visited Bisbee and Douglas be- fore returning home, and were most favorably impressed with those towns.
 !. A. Stafford, who has been in the accounting department of the A. X N. NJ. office, resigned his position last week, and will soon leave with his wife for his old home in Texas. Their many friends here regret their de- parture.
 Miss Mary Woodman, assistant cash fer of the Gila Valley Bank X Trust Co.,, returned Tuesday last from Solo, 4 wweay wessyii iiie whsre she spent couple oi visiting with friends.
 Alex. Veitch, assistant general man. ager of the Arizona Copper company, arrived home last week after an at- sence of some time in California, where he had been to recuperate from re = cent spell of typhoid fever. He gained about thirty pounds during his absence. J. c. Thomas, mayor of the booming new town Of Hachita, Grant county, spent few days in Clifton during the past week, and was given hearty welcome by his many old time friends, Mir. Thomas has recently developed a fine flow of artesian water on his ranch in the lower Gila valley.
 General Manager Woulf, Of the Po- lariS Mining company, returned last week from Texas, where he spent a couple Of weeks consulting the direc- tors Of the company in regard to inn portant contemplated improvements He found a telegram here awaiting his arrival announcing the serious illness of his mother, hence he left the next day for his old home in Virginia.
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