The copper era., 1903-06-25

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 J. B. Kline, who spent week at tn, hospital, is on the streets again.
 Standard Copper mines are becom ing favorite Sunday resort for Cliff ton people.
 The sanitary committee is now look ing after sanitary conditions along Chase creek.
 Dr. Balmer will spend the Fourth al Globe, and will not return until about August first.
 There will be barbecue at the mouth of the Blue on the Fourth oI July and there will also be dance in the evening.
 Dick Lakcuan and I. N. Stevens, well known local mining men, visited the Lakcnan property on the other side of Morcnci Tuesday last
 The infant daughter of Mir. ard Mrs. William Pollock, died Monday last Mrs. Pollock is still quite ill with typhoid fever, but is improving.
 A. A. Anderson has resigned his position with the Clifton Bakery and is now in charge of the Becker-Franz store in South Chftorn. Will Me Dowoll is now on the bakery wagon.
 Bonifacc Hayes of Hachita, the junction point of the A. X N M. and F.. F. G 5. w., has the plans drawn for d brick hotel, which will be a great accommodation to the travelling pub lie.
 Marion Gillis, who has been at the hospital for some months past, has re- covered sufficiently to be able to go home. though it will be some time be- fore he will be able to resume his duties at Longicllow.
 c. F. PasCoc has moved his under taking parlors from Chase creek to the building on ConglOmerate avenue, formerly occupied by Justice Wright as an office. in which he has fitted up handsome parlors.
 At least 1900 head Of Arizona horses will be shipped from Tucson within the next ten days to Kansas City. Most of the horses will come from the ranges north of Tucson while some will be from the Anvil ranch south.
 The San Francisco Brewery company, which will soon be represented in this city by Schadc N Stevens, very gener- ously donated $j0 towards the Clifton flood sufferers, which certainly shows most liberal spirit.
 Frcnchy Langcrman recently com plctcd taking the school census of Clifton. He reports 279 girls, 3l3
  district The census in South Clifton shows there are 116 school children in that district, total of 712 in the two districts.
 Mac Smith yesterday disposed of his candy business to C. A. Webb, re- gently Of san Antonio, Texas, who will continue the business. Mac left this morning for Nacozari, Sonora, where he will accept a position as book keeper with the Phelps-D Dodge people. O. T. Perry will remain with the new proprietor.
 Tho thriving city of Douglas is fast gaining reputation for lawless- ness. Never a week passes without a few shooting scrapes and hold-up. Being a border town and on boom naturally goodly number of the tough element congregate there. The officers evidently have their hands full.
 X ball game was commenced Sun
  shelter nine, which was declared of when the death of Mike Rose was an uouuced. A double game has been ar ranged for Sunday next at Deming be- tween the Clifton team and the Nel- low Kids of Deming. The Clifton boys are roing down to win both games.
 Ono troop Of cavalry from Fort Apa- che arrived at Morenci last week, and will remain there until there is no further need or the presence of troops. All oI the militia companies have gone home. It was the first service they had seen since being mustered in. They all acquitted themselves. with credit, and accomplished the oh- ject of their mission without blood shed.
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