The copper era., 1902-10-16


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 Miss LaGrange, of Duncan, died on Monday last
 Little Marjory, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs w. C. Clcmons, is sick with fever.
 T.B Inglis, clerk in the head office Of the A. c. Co.,, is down with typhoid fever.
 Mrs. Jose Acosta, of Chase Creek, died Saturday and was buried on the day following.
 Read the financial statement Of the First National Bank, which appears in another column.
 Miss Woodman, book keeper for the Gila Valley Bank, is quite sick this week and typhoid fever is feared.
 Greens stage line has had q large business for several days past. Four and five stages each way were often re- quircd.
 Word comes from Solomonvillc that Felix Martinez has been convicted of stealing cattle from Ben Parks on Eagle creek
 Miss Fcrbcr, sister to Louis Fer Der, has been very sick for the past week with typhoid, but is now on the road to recovery.
 Presbyterian urch.-Sunday serv- ices lO:3O q. m., "Christ Departs" eve niLg services 7:3O, "The Goodness of God" Sunday School p. m.
 Mrs. J. L. Wilkins, who has been quite low with typhoid fever, is re- ported to be on the road of recovery. Last week she was not expected to live. Mrs. Nicholson, who for four years past has been engaged with the Fl Paso laundry, has now the manage mcnt of the Clifton & MOrenci steam laundry.
 The streets Of Clifton have been greatly improved during the past week. They have been covered with teacher tailings. which prevents tho dust from flying.
 Archie Stewart, who has been in the employ of the A. C. company for the past few months, has resigned. and is now on the delivery wagon Of the Beckcr-Franz company.
 Bill Bates and brother, Of Grant county brought in Il bunch of fine beef cattle for Everhardy & Slaughter last week. Bill reports cattle on the range in fairly good condition.
 The Clifton & Morenci Steam Laun- dry having opened up in North Cliff ton under new management and new help is now prepared to do first class work in all departments of laundering. now school district has been form cd for South Clifton. School will be opened temporarily in the new Nor mon. church. As soon as convenient bonds will be issued and a suitable school house erected.
 Hon. Robt. F. Morrison is announced to speak at Stafford Oct 20 and at Cliff ton November 1st The hour selected for the meetings will be announced later. Clifton will be pleased to vol como MT Morrison.
 Miss Telefora Gomez, aged lG years, died on the l2lh instant and was bur jed on Tuesday. The funeral was largely attended by the Mexican pop ulatiou, with whom tho young lady was deservedly popular. Justice Theo. Shirley, of Metcalf managed to ind time to visit Clifton this week The judge is having some thing Of q scrap" for reelection, but says he is in toa finish. The judge is 'stayer" when he gets started. w. T. Little, representing the St. Elmo Cigar company of Los Angeles, ! called on the ERA this week, and left orders for an advertisement. His com pIny believe in lib beral use of print CTS ink, which shows that their man. agemcut is level-headed. They manu- !
 
 they have placed on salo here with | several dealers.
 s. J. Forbes won the suit brought | against him by Hunt Bros. on account | Of his refusal to accept large ship ment Of canned goods, in the district court last week. The suit has been in court for several years and at one 1 time MT. Forbes had thousand dollar | judgment for damages against the l company. This judgment was de- murred to and the demurrer sustained 1 Samples of the defective cans were in evidence before the court, where it was proven that about 9 per cent were spoiled. Just opened n new and up 10 the hour line of fancy bosom shirts for men. The Blue Store.