The copper era., 1902-07-10


 visiting in Big Springs. Texas. NIT. Ezzell expects 10 remain here on a vacation for about fifteen days.-El Paso News.
 Chas. Solomon and Ben. Clark came up from the county seat Tuesday morning last. They drove over in time to catch the freight train at Coronado.
 Will terrell and bride left for their home at Morenci yesterday morning. Mrs. J. H. White, wife of the chief Of police, is an aunt Of the bride.-El Paso Herald.
 Wm. Blair, trackmaster of the A. X \. NJ, visited Clifton Monday last. He now makes his headquarters at Duncan, which is the center of his present work.
 Edward Gomez, of Ensinada, Lower father, who is in business on Copper avenue. Edward will probably re- main in Clifton.
 Frank Req, mixologist at Hill Bros. wet goods emporium on Con- glomerate avenue, has been confined to his room for the past week with lever. He is improving.
 J.. C. Gattl came in Tuesday with three cars of beef cattle which he se cured in the Salt River valley. J. C. reports that section as pretty dry and farmers and feeders complaining.
 Jack Isbeslct, an old time miner Of this section, returned last week from Cananea, Mexico. He has been ab- sent from Clifton for about two years, and is well pleased to get home again
 c. L. Rawlins, prominent attorney of Solomonville, came up from the val ley Tuesday, to attend the installation of the K. P. officers at Morenci. He was accompanied by his wife and son George.
 E. r. Everhardy left Monday last on a trip to the White mountains in quest Of a band of sheep for his meat market. He will bs out of town about ten days. Burt Moore has charge of the market during his ab- sence.
 A. Latave returned Tuesday from Salt Lake where he had been on min ing business. He was accompanied home by L. s. Dean, mining man we'll known throughout the southw Mir. Dean returned to Salt Lake this morning.
 J. H. T. Cosper came in from his ranch on the Blue to celebrate the Fourth. On his return home he took out a hunting party from Morenci, consisting of Mir. and Mrs. Rice and Mr. and Mrs. Jameson, who will estab- fish camp in the White mountains for a few weeks.
 Ben. Crawford arrived home this week from Chihuahua and Tucson. Ben has promised the ERA an account ot his recent bear fight near Chihua- hua, of which a mere mention appear ed in the ERA two weeks ago. Mir. Crawford left I. N. Stevens in the mountains. Mir. Stevens will remain some time yet.
 B. B. Adams came up last week from Bisbee and Cananea, where he spent about three months writing life insur- ance. Ben is in the S200,000 class again this year. This does not mean that he has made that amount of money this year, but that he has written life insurance to that amount, which is certainly a splendid showing.
 Mrs. Chapman, wife Of Justice Chap man of Morcncis and Mrs. George Stevens, visited the New England and other mines of the north end Of the Greenlee district this week, and re- turned home pretty well satisfied that all Of the rich mines were not confined to the Morenci district. Mrs. Stevens is largely interested in some gold mines in the Greenlee district.
 Wm. Heating, who has established permanent summer camp in the White mountains, came in last week on business, and will return in few days. He says it is impossible to conceive of a more ideal summer re- sort than that section. The streams are full of the finest fish in the world. The days are pleasant and the nights so cool as to make fire necessity. Game of all kinds is abundant. Water is plentiful, as clear as crystal and cold as ice. Mir. Heating will spend the summer there.
 Photo buttons & Kodak finishings at Risdon's.