The copper era., 1902-02-13
PURELY PERSONAL


Joe Hill was up from Duncan ye=tor-
day.
Judge Egan left Wednesday for
Phoenix.
Frank Dysart. clerk OF the district
court, visited Clifton this week.
Vidal Villareal, a prominent citizen
of Metcalf, is in the city today on bust
ness.
Andy Barefoot aud Henry Gray,
members OF the ranger force, are in
Clifton.
B. B. Adams is up from the valley,
singing that same sweet song-life
insurance.
r. p. Jameson. the ERA correspond
ent at Morenci, came down from the
mountain camp last night.
a. A. Anderson and Adolph Schwarz
visited their mineral possessions in the
Mayilower district Sunday last.
John Head, who is running one Of
the machines at the Clifton Consoli-
dated mines, was in Clifton this morn
ing.
Asa Miller, an engineer connected
with the New England Copper COM
pany, spent Wednesday with his family
in Clifton.
John f. Alvord, of Torrington, Conn.,
who is largely interested in the Shan
non. Copper company, is Il late arrival
in Clifton.
Mrs. J. c. Smith, accompanied by
three children, arrived last week from
Snyder, Texas, on short visit to
her husband.
Mrs. Chas. Brakebill and family ar
rived last week from Silver City to join
Mr.. Brakebill, who has been 4 citizen
OF Silver City for some weeks past.
]. E. Harvey and DR.. Lord left this
morning on hunting trip to the upper
ella Valley. Billy Hart warned them
to keep away from his hunting pre-
serves.
Chas. Henry and wife, who left Cliff
ton about year ago, arrived in the
city this week from El Paso, and eX-
pect to make their home here in the
future.
Ev Harris, drill polisher for the
New England Copper company, and an
artist in his line, returne last week
from Il visit to friends in Colorado,
where he spent some weeks enjoying
life.
Richard Hecksher, one OF the prin-
cipal stockholders of the Clifton Con.
solidated Copper Mines of Arizona,
arrived from London, England, last
night.
Joe Heron is home from trip to
Cananea, aud other points in Sonora
and along the border. He thinks
Cananea is q marvel for its age, but
just at the present time found that
many carpenters and mechanics and
not few miners were being let off,
making it just little dull.
c. E. Brown, who for many years
was the metal sales agent OF the Par
rot Copper company OF Montana, ar
I'D ia Clifton last week, and is now
in the Office OF the Shannon Copper
company. Mr.. Brown has not been in
the best OF health Tor the past year or
two, aud thinks the dry climate of Ari-
IONA will be benefit to him.
Jose Gonzales. editor OF Ell Labrado,
a Spanish weekly newspaper published
at Las Cruces. New Mexico, spent
some time here last week. and returned
with two hundred new subscrl bers,
and loaded down with coin OF the
realm. When Jose was mere chunk
of boy he was put to work on the Col
lege building He could not then
speak English, but showed such
an aptitude for learning that Mr..
Whitmore took an active interest in
his welfare, and encouraged him in
every way. Jose finally entered the
Agricultural college and graduated
with honors in both English and Span
ish. He was elected superintendent of
bona Ana county, and afterwards es-
tablished FL Labrado. with the desire
OF being q leader and a teacher among
his people. Jose is an illustration of
what poor boy can do il he has am
bition and energy.
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