The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1903-05-14
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w. F. Hasau visited the county seat
Monday last.
Justice Shirley was down from Met
calf yesterday.
Miss Margaret Hill left for Califor-
MIA on . pleasure trip
\. G. smith left this morning FOR
Solomonyille on a business trip.
Mrs. Bigelow. OF Duncan, spent a
couple of days in Clifton last week.
Mrs. ". ;. Davis returned last week
from a visit 20 relatives in Texas.
Ell. Franz. one of Clifton's most
enterprising merchants, left Sunday
morning for Springeryille, on business.
f. L. Beauchamp, manager of the
Polaris company, left Monday last for
FL Paso on business for his company.
Otto Rosenthal. who went to St.
Louis two weeks ago to attend the fun
eral OF his mother, returned home last
night.
Ellis Williams, OF Deming, brother
of Hugh Williams, has accepted the
position of deputy postmaster, under
Arthur Hudson.
Mrs. Chas. Davidson ad 7dren
arrived in Clifton this week Pm Cali
tornia. They will make X home
here in the future.
Swan Munson, well I'D gym miner,
who has been employed the Dun
ham camp for some time It, left last
\. p. Ayling, general manager OF
the New England Copper company,
returned last WEEK from Boston, where
he spent some weeks.
Frank Lame returned Tuesday last
from the county seat, where he had
been to look after some important
business for his clients.
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Woods and ]. y. Thacker, ali connect
ed with the Wells-FargO Express COM
pany, are now in Clifton.
Jimmy Cooper left this week on a
visit to his Old home in Scotland,
where he will spend the summer, re-
turning in the early fall.
Henry Hill and Ira Harper, men,
bers OF the board OF supervisors, eft
Sunday last for Solomonville to attend
special meeting of the board.
II. A. Fessler, foreman of the Stand
ard Copper Mines, and Will Malet,
both stockholders in the Standard,
paid Clifton Il visit Monday last.
Adolph Schwarz, head groceryman
in the store department of the y. G.
company, made a business trip to
Lordsburg Friday of last week.
Mrs. Jake Abraham will return from
California next week, accompanied by
the new manager of the Clifton Hotel,
Alvin George, aged two weeks.
II. 5. Anderson, general manager of
the Shannon Copper company, returned
this week from California, where he
James Cromb, accompanied by his
wife and daus-AtsG-AGilF leave on the
23rd instant on visit to their old
home in Scotland, where they will
spend the summer.
Mrs. Pay shannon, Mrs. Laizure,
and Misses Bunker, Chapman and
Gaddis returned last week from an
outing to the Johnson ranch on the
Blue, where they spent a pleasant
week.
Joe Maldonado, who has been con-
nected with the Fashion Barber shop
for the past three years, has severed
his connection with that establishment
and will leave in a short time for his
old home at Tucson.
Miss NJ. +. Bunker, who spent a
couple OF weeks at the Johnson ranch
on the Blue, returned last week
and Immediately departed for Cali
fornia, where she will spend the great
err portion of the summer.
Frank Thompson, who has been
working in the mines at Tombstone
for some months past, arrived in Cliff
ton last week. He reports the work
of opening up the old bonanzas as
progressing steadily. The mines are
making much water, and consequently
development is proceeding slowly.
J. c. Gatti returned this week from
Durango, Mexico, where he purchased
several cars of fat cattle for his Cliff
ton market. MIR. Gatti is OF the opin-
ion that good beef can soon be drawn
from the local ranges, as the season is
most favorSble, and cattle vent
through the Winter in fine condition.
Jim Hill spromipent Dqncanite,
n is IN 5oI Chiffon eaas'. sG %H h
have the D., se'fSS plori-
Gus, gorgeouANo ,Hs -. ,Oel'Q 1bra-
tlon ever a s.E1 ,,@e .,"1n., This
rs aon the ', A. has e seG
she will set - n others to
follow.