The copper era., 1904-03-24
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 w. ;. Laskey, mining man Of Mo renci, spent Monday in Clifton.
 Prof. J. E. Williams, formerly oi Clifton, is now residing at Camp Verde, near Jerome.
 Mrs. Keath of Morenci spent several days Of fast week in Clifton as the guest Of Mrs. H. Kane.
 Allen Har:zier and sister, of Iowa, arrived last week on visit to the Hildreth family, Of Chase creek.
 B. B. Adams. the smoothest life in surance man in Arizona, visited his home at SolOmonville Sunday last.
 Mrs. Carmine, who spent some weeks here visiting Mrs. Connor, lelt yesterday morning for Kansas City.
 Benj. Titus, who is in charge of the Blinn Lumber company's business at Lordsburg, is spending a few days Tn the city.
 J. H. Lowering, well known en- gineer oi Los Angeles, arrived Tn Clifton Tuesday night, and will be he re some weeks.
 Mrs. Cleaveland O; Denver, who spent few weeks at Morenci visiting her son, J. F. Cleavelaud, returned to her home last week.
 President James COlquhoun of the Arizona Copper company arrived last night from California, where he spent some time with his family.
 Chas. Solomon, cashier Of the Cila Valley Bank at Solomonvilie, came uP from the county seat yesterday, and left for home tt s morning.
 IaG AnWn from the Antietam mine Monday last. He re- ports the property looking well. Work is progressing steadily.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. T. Renee, of Nor ton, Kansas, wilFarrive in Clifton some time during the next two weeks on a visit to their daughter, Mrs. w. H. Carpenter, on the Blue.
 Uncle John Gillett, one of the old timers of Metcalf, was in town this week. Uncle John has not yet re- covered from a bad hurt he received last fall, and still carries his left arm in a sling.
 Isidore Hagenauer. Of Hermosillo, Mexico. brother of Simon Hageuauer. a merchant Of Copper avenue, spent few days here this week. He was on his way to Paris, and stopped over to see his brother.
 Wiley E. Jones and Deputy Assessor George Birdno came up from the county seat Tuesday night. They re- port that quite frost visited the val ley Monday night, which proba bly, did some damage to the fruit trees.
 Mrs Baylor Shannon and son, Lloyd, left yesterday morning for Solomon vile where they will spend few weeks visiting Mr. Shannon, who is just now devOting his time fattening cattle on alfalfa, and making big success Of the business.
 A. J. Kent, who resided in Cliff ton several months, left last week for Fl Paso, where he will spend a few weeks, after which he will go to West | Mineral, Kansas, where he has ac- ce pted position with a mining com pany.
 F. F. Truscott, representing the Bradstreet agency Of Los Angeles, | Cal, is spending the week in lhe | camp. He has been travelling over ! Arizona considerably of late, and finds | the territory in excellent financial | 
 Messrs Kirby, Piuckney and Todd and Misses WOodman and Smith spent | last at Solomonvile. The Williams, Ed-. funtiais. while the young ladies made the trip for the pleasure of the ride and a visit to friends.
 J. NJ. Burtch, father Of Dr. Burtch, who spent two months here visiting, left for his home in Illinois last week. Mr. Burtch was so we'll pleased with the climate of Clifton that he will most likely spend his winters here in the future. While here he made many friends who will always give him hearty welcome.
 fl. G. Schafer agent of the Blinn Lumber company at this place, left last week for San Antonio, Texas, ir response to telegram announcing the serious illness of brother who was there for his health. Before Mr. Schafer reached San Antonio his brother died. Mir. Schafer accom- panied the remains to the old home in Illinois. Mrs. Schafer has been spend- ng the week with friends at Lords burg.