The copper era., 1903-02-05
MINOR MENTION

Ia @Gl Mrs. Dr.. Burtch is recovering from severe spell of sickness.
 A good snow fell Monday night. it being the first this winter to visit Cifrion.
 Elbic Smith is busy this week nov ing his gencrol mercantile establish ment into the Cascarelli block, where he has beautiful store.
 NJ. Bailen has moved his plumbing and tin shop into the Manila Hotel block, and now occupies the room for merly occupied by l.. ScgaI.
 There will be q regular meeting of the Masonic Lodge Saturday night next. All regular and visiting mem bcrs are requested to attend
 Stefan Uhli, q prominent saloon man of Silver City, died at his home last week. He was q man Of means, q prominent citizen and good man.
 T. F. Swanwick of Grant county, N. NJ, arrived this week, and contem- plates opening night school, in which will be taught bookkeeping and Span i-h.
 Dr. Balmcr has moved his dental parlors from the Eyerhardy & Gatti block to the building formerly occu- pied by the Copper Avenue Barber shop.
 Presbyterian Church.-Sunday ser vices 10:3O q. m., ''Pcrmancnce Of The Divine Lifc;" 7:30 D. m, How May Maintain Christian Life" Sunday School r. m.
 Deputy Shcrin John Parks has been busy for the past few days running out hobos, who have become quite numcr- ou- of late. A there is always plenty of work here hoboS will not be tolcr- atcd.
 John Woods. travelling auditor of Wells Fargo Express company, is spending a Jew days in Clifton and Mo rcuci thi, week, Mrs Woods and children will arrive this evening on q short visit.
 The A. C. millinery store has been moved from the old school house build- ing to that portion of the store former ly occupied bv the drug department The corner has been handsomely fitted up, and presents a most attractive ap- pearauco.
 The Clifton Bottling works have been purchased by Gus. Williams, Karl NJ. Schadc, George r. and J. Ernest Gray. The business will be under the man. agcmcnt of George r. Gray, late with the Pure Water company of Bcrklcy, California. Much new machinery will he added, and new brick build ing k contemplated for the near tu- turc.
 Mir Quinby, who was employed at the D. C. pumping plant on the Frisco river, visited Morcnci ono day last week, and while walking along with a friend. suddenly fell dead. He had been living at Morenci about two years and was quite well known in that sec tion. His family resides at Pasadena. The remains wcro buried at MOreuci.
 John and Frank Hoops Of SaffOrd, mot with quite an accident while crossing the county bridge at Clifton last week. Their team became fright eucd, and backed over the bridge. John was quite severely hurt in the hip and Frank met with sprained ankle. The buggy was nearly wreck ed. The bridge is now being thoroughly repaired by the county.
 Friday, February 9th, by order Of the governor of the territory, has been set aside as Arbor Day. Appro- priate exercises will be held in each room of tho Clifton public school on that day The exercises will com mencc at o'clock. Judge Egan, Rev. C. II. Love and several prominent citizens of tho town will address the pupils in the different departments. All are cordially invited to attend.
 Dave Lloyd vanLermau in No.l con ccntrator, received last Friday the sad news from his home in North Wales of his mothers death. Since his last visit there eight years ago Dave has lost his father and mother. He ha, been looking forward with much pleasure to his home going in the sum mer and staying with his widowed mother for sometime. but sad fate ruled otherwise. He will leave for hi: sorrowful home about April lst for ( few months visit to his brothers and sisters.
 Have your spring suit made at home A. l.. Townsend will make it for you. IT '