The copper era., 1902-02-27

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On the 18th instant twins were born
10 Mr.. and Mrs. Vidal Nillarcl, Of Met
calf, and all are doing well.
David O'Neil has the foundation
laid on Copper Avenue FOR Il 30 FOO,
front two story brick building, which
when completed will be one OF the best
buildings on the Avenue.
For SALE-Tin and plumbing shop:
doing good business. Good set Of
tools. Address Tinshop, box 404,
Clifton, Arizona.
DR. Burtch reports the following
births last week: Dionlcio Apodaka,
girl; Angel Villalobo=. boy; Juan
Guitterez, boy and Asa Miller, boy.
Mrs. X. G. Wood and niece. Miss
Jessie Cutter leave Saturday for their
home in Oklahoma after having spent
the winter with Mrs. Woods sons,
J. II. and G. s, at Metcalf and Dun
can.
An effort was made yesterday to
erect Rev. Smiths gospel tent on the
ball ground, but the ground was so
hard that IT, was found impossible to
drive the wooden stakes into it, Ser
vices will be held tonight, and until
Sunday night at the Presbyterian
Church.
Walter HUMPHREYS and Harry Whit
taker, who spent Il couple Of weeks in
the pest house, are again around at
tending to business. MIR. and Mrs.
McFatc have recovered from the small
poX. Also Mr.. Mrs. James wilkins,
all Of whom had the disease in mild
form.
The masquerade ball at the Academy
on Saturday evening was Il decided
success. Seventy-twD people from
Clifton and Morenci were in attendance
and forty-siX were masked. Dancing
continued until l:30 All those who
participated report having had Il most
enJoyahIe time.
Lawrence w. Holly, Il young man
who arrived about four months ago
from New England, and accepted Il
position at the Shannon mine. came
down Tuesday last. it being his first
"trip To town since his arrival. Mr..
Holly is studying practical mining,
and is said to be making good progress
As drill polisher.
Owing to the presencs in Clifton OF
Merton Smith. the evangelist. there
will be no services at the school house
on Sunday, excepting short session of
Sunday school at 10 o'clock For the
rest OF the day the congregation will
unite in the services at the big tent on
the ball ground, There will also be no
prayer meeting at the school house
this evening for the same reason.
The grade for tho extension OF the
Arizona and New Mexico railroad from
Lordsburg TO Hachita has been com
p.eted, and track laying is now in
progress. The steel will he down and
trains running on the road by April
first. The AIizona Il New Mexico
telegraph company has completed its
telegraph wire from Lordsburg To
Hachita, along the Lordsburs and
lachita railroad.
Richard Heck sher, the moving spir-
it in the Clifton Consolidated Copper
mines, who spent a couple of weeks
hero looking over the property, left
Sunday last Tor FL Pdso, where he will
transact some business and then re-
turn to Lowdon. Mr.. Hecksher was
well pleased with the progress his COM
pany is making. l.. y. Durham,
general manager OF the company.
accompanied Mr.. Hecksher as, far as
FL Paso.
Merot Ro )iuson, of Stafford. arrived
Tuesday night to accept position with
the First National Bank. He is a
nephew to j. n. Porter. oac of the
heaviest stockholders Of the bank. w.
+. Arnold, formerly assistant cashier
OF the bank. has resigned his position,
and accepted position in the bank at
Alamagordo, New Mexico. TEX" has
many friends in Clifton, who regret
his departure.
The masquerade ball given by the
Terpichorean club at Library Hall Sat
urday night was most ENJOYABLE at
fair. and was attended by about fifty
couples, nearly all Of whom were
masked. The club is now considering
the erection of Il hall of its own, and
the ERA is Informed that the stock for
such an enterprise will be taken by
members OF the club. The ERA regrets
that its space this week will not per-
nit OF its giving an account of the
many beautiful costumes worn at the
ball.
Prices cannot be made too low for us
To meet. Becker-Franz Co.
See c. =. Damn for good goods" in
jewelry.
Bargains in Comforts and Blankets
at the Bazaar.
All kinds of mining supplies. S. J.
Forbes.
Free lunch with beer at Happy Jack
OF Clubs saloon, Copper avenue.
Didn't know what low prices were
till called at the Bazaar Store.
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