The copper era., 1903-07-30
MINOR MENTION

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 Mrs. Neil Munroe is reported to be quite sick with the typhoid feyer.
 Daughters arrived last week at the homes of Mr. and Mrs Hunt and Mir and Mrs. Guillcs.
 Clyde Smith i7 the latest addition to tp the barber shop in Clifton con- ductcd by Dad Hocyc.
 Charley Dunn, who i7 employed on tLc crane in the -melter, went home yesterday with case of fever.
 The many friends of Cha-. Chester field will be glad to learn that he has recovered from d severe spell of sick ness.
 The pay ear of the Fl Pa-o and Southwestern railroad struck Clifton Saturday night. lt went out Sunday noon.
 \ tennis association was recently formed in Clifton, and a tennis court i- now being arranged adjoining the Clifton Hotel.
 Plans have been drawn for an addi- ton To the Clifton hospital. The new building will be the same size of the old one. Additional room has been needed for some time past.
 A lawn tea took place in North Clifton one evening thi, week in which Mrs. F.. x. Prcttyman, Misses Miller and NeG and Me~sr-. Douglas and Cooper figured most highly.
 in this issue of the ERA will be found the ad. of the Mitchell Hotel, Metcalf, which is now under the man. agcmeut of Mrs. Geo. r. Millner. It is well kept hotel, and is receiving good patronage.
 There will be coct-fghtinS at J. J. Martins place on Chase Creek Sunday next. The match will he between Clifton and Morenci roostcrs. Those who take an interest in the sport will have an oppornity to pick out the " winners"
 The shannon Copper company this week purchased the Hccker-Franz stock of goods in south Clifton. and are now in charge of the business. It k the intention of the company to carry large and complete stock of general merchandise.
 One day last week a flash of chain lightning. accompanied by heavy bolt of thunder, struck the hill quite d short distance from New Town, stun ming quite a few. One gent laiG out unconscious for over three hours and other. received heavy shock, with 'crick-" in their necks.- Standard.
 Wrnv F.. Jones, who is something of a nimroo has succeeded in receiving the promis, Of several thousand black ba~e from tn, government fish com mission at WasOington with which he will stock the Rlue river this fall. These fish must be protected for a few year, until they have had time to multiply.
 Lote Gould. who was formerly as ,ociatcd with the Bisbec Review. has t,, editor of the weekly Standard. His place in Douglas with the BiSbee Re view will be filled in future by George II. Kelly, The Standard has been greatly improved since Mr. Gould as sumcd management.
 The contract has been let by j. w. Eennie fer handsome residence near ihc shannon works. It will be Il six room structure. IoN5O feet, and when completed will he one of the best homes in the south end of town. Cha~. Freeman, a contractor and builder well known in Clifton has the contract.
 r. l.. McCu,chon. C. Bailey and Ben Morley left yesterday morning on hunting expedition up the San Fran cisco river. They will strike camp about fifty miles from Clifton. where big game k plentiful. They took seven burros with them. which they will use to bring back their game Their trip will cover period ot three weeks.
 Fl Ohrcro, the Spanish-Amcrican newspaper Of Morenci k making an awful howl about the condition of the roads in and around Morenci. Fl ObrerO says that not less than S4.OOO in road tax has been. or should be. col ltcted in Morenci and yet five weeks since the flood the roads are impossible" The editor of Obrero should start q balloon route betwec. Morenci and Clifton
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