The copper era., 1904-03-10

Louie Bernstein has recovered from "a speff or humps.
 Dr. Balmer has moved his dental parlors from Copper avenue to the Clifton Hotel.
 J. E. Todd. paymaster Of the A. X \. A railroad, made the employees along the line happy yesterday by cheeks for the past month.
 Abe Aguerric, who recently re- turned from Globe. is now with B. Sirianni, d wet goods merchant Of Copper avenue.
 Geo. T.. Jacobson has permit to cut 900, GOO feet of lumber from the government timber reserve in the Graham mountains.
 All of the school children Of Mo- rcnci have been yaccinated. T. might be well for Clifton to follow the cx- ample set by her ueighbor
 Ladies shirt waists and underwear at Holt'-.
 Bin Foster, of Duncan, has sold his ranch 10 Jesse Sbaukland of Morcnci, who will engage in the poultry busi- ness on an extensive scale.
 Quite a number of small parties spent Sunday last up the Frisco river picnicing During the coming sum mer the Frisco will be a popular place for such occasions.
 Miss Emma Hall, formerly of Clifton, is now in charge Of the Morcnci tele- phone exchange. She is good operator, and attends strictly to hLsi ness
 The people of the Maynower dis trict are in need of better mail facil- ities, a- they are at least twenty miles from the nearest postolice. The popu- lation of the district is growing rapidly. Cromb X Shannon last week received forty | cad of Double Circle cattle from the valley near Solomonville where they have been on alfalfa for some time. They wero in prime condition. A. C. Smith. cashier of the Gila Valley Bank, i, spending the week at SolomonvilIc, looking after the busi- mes, there while Charley Solomon is attending the republican convention st Tucson.
 John Birdno last week finished as scssing throughout the eastern end Of the county. Tt is said that John rounds up and counts all the goats in the herds, hence large increase may be expected in the goat industry throughout the county.
 C. H. Freeman, of stafford. wal, quite seriously injured last week by falling from a wagon and al;ghtiug on his head He is ono of thc oldest citizens O. the valley. and has many friends throughout the county who hope for his speedy recovery.
 Emans Gonzales was seriously cut in the abdomen by Carlos Morales in North Clifton one night this week. Morales was taken to lbe hospital and will most likely recover. Gonzales is under arrest awaiting the results Of his murdcrous assault upon his fellow country man.
 John l.. Schofcld, an old time news paper man ot New Mexico. Is now in charge Of the shannon compau, 's fram- iuS mill ut the mine Mir SchofeId recently finished series of mining articles for the Silver City Indepen- dent which were widely quoted in min ing journals. He Is an all-round hustler, and willing to turn his hand to most anything.
 The metal workers and iiremen Of Clifton will give grand ball at Pretiyman's Academy Opera house on St. Patric6'~ eye. March l6 Invita- tious have been sent o41 and a good time k in store fo. those who attcsd IL Is useless to say that the Irish will he well represented and green neck ties will bc aH attractive feature. Good music has been secured.
 New dress goods at Holt'S.
 
 When in want of dainty home-liks lunch try smiths store for some nice Gelicacies.
 Kansas City meats and fresh meats. sausage and fish always on hand. Give Us your orders. Wooster IS Everhardy.
 Infants and chidren's dresses a, Hot's