The copper era., 1903-07-30
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 Dr.. Wiley is spending the week at Phoenix.
 Judge Egan returned Monday night from Tucson and Tombstone.
 Sheriff Jas. V. Parks arrived in Clifton Tuesday on business. Judge Shirley and Mes7rs. Anderson and Burns, were down from Metcalf sunday last.
 Mr and Mrs. Hargis, Miss Ferber and Mrs Kaplan are camping on the Frisco river.
 Geo. Stevens, a well-known mining man, was in town yesterday from the mountains.
 l.. NJ. Beauchamp. manager of the Polaris company, was down from the hills this week
 Judge NJ. J. Eagan left yesterday for Tombstone. where he goes on profes- sional business.
 F.. Strauss, one of the proprietors Of the Blue store on Chase creek, left last Saturday for Fl Paso on business. He will be absent for several days.
 Louie Ferber, one Of the proprie- tors of the Bazaar Department store, arrived this week from Bisbee, where he is running d branch to the Bazaar, and doing q big business.
 Col. Wm. True, one of Clifton's r7ost populss rr17ee! og lets returned last week from Douglas, where he spent q couple of months. He likes Douglas well, but Clifton better.
 Charley Stevens was in town yester- day from the property Ot the Stevens Copper company. He is wearing a pleasant smile over the recent rich find recently made by himself and brothers.
 Chas. M. shannon. who is so well known in Clifton. and resided here many years, left yesterday morning for Tom bst9ne, where he will spend d few days. after which he will go to his home in Californi2
 Dr. Shell and wife. the opticia nS, Jeff yesterday for Morenci for q few days stay. From there the doctor will go on a hunting trip to Black river and upon his return in Septem Der, will spend few days in Clifton.
 Cisney, the crack left fielder of the l,- hall lnft h; ing for Tombstone, where he will make his future home. Cisney is q popular boy and leaves Clifton with the wishes Of many friends.
 r. F. Crowley returned Sunday last from Duluth. where he spent some weeks interviewing capitalists, and having a good time generally. He ex poets soon to have things Jogging" over on the Copper Plate group.
 Mrs. E. Nj Williams returned Mon- day last from California, where she spent couple o,fnonth, enjoying the ocean breeze and Sgrf bathing.
 w. I. Thomas left Monday last for Alamagordo, in answer to q telegram offering him a splendid situation. His family will remain in Clifton for the present.
 I. \. Stevens. an old-time resident of Clifton. and who is well-known in mining circles. returned home Tuesday night from the east. where he spent .o,.ei..,l days pn hu.inoss
 T. c. Ames. who occupies position in the A. C. store department. returned this week from months vacation in the east. He is greatly improved in health. and reports having had an enjoyable time.
 Wiley E. Jones. one Of Clifton's prominent attorneys, returned the first part of the week from the county seat, where he transacted some legal busi- ness.
 Mrs Jack Martin. of Mineral Wells. Texas. arrived in Clifton this week to join her husband. who is employed on the Arizona and New Mexico Railway. Mrs. Martin will reside in Clifton in the future.
 Jack Sidebotham for many years the boss carpenter Of the A. C. company, has disposed of his property and gone to California for needed recreation. He will not return to Clifton. He will visit Tonapah with a view of locating there. Jack is one or the best me chanics in the west, and is also first class citizen. The ERA and his many friends regret his depar ture.