The copper era., 1904-06-30
M0RENCl NEWS.

From Our Regular Correspondent.

C. F Duskey and wife left last week to see the fair and visit relatives in the east.
 David Cansler is contemplating spending the Sd aud ith at the Double Circle ranch.
 Mr. Arthur Notman went over to Metcalf Sunday to help H. B. Rice wraugle burTos.
 Mr. and. Mrs. F. NJ. Hurd enter tained lew friepds at duplicate whist Friday evening last.
 The Morenci Water Co. is sinking another we'll On Eagle river. Ira Har- per is doing the work.
 Dr. Storey, Charlton Jay and Bruce Giddings expect to visit SOlomonvile and the Gila valley on the Sd and ith.
 W. L. Neel and T. E. Kelly have bough. of M-5. Poorman the horse. saddle and corral Of the late J. w. Poormau.
 Dr.. Burtch was in town Monday looking up the sanitary conditions of our now clean camp. Says We are the cleanest ever.
 E. H. and II. l. Brubaker have re- turned 10 their places in the D. C. store after a vacation trip to their old home in Kansas.
 Wm. Heating was in town the first of the week. Reports his mines at Coronado in fine shape and making regular shipments.
 w. W. Stevenson and Chas. Hyde will be "at home" to friends at casa en la carema. Sunday and Monday next. Bring your own chuck. #
 Jas. Dunseath, assistant editor Of Fl Obrero, is in Solomonville this week, super inte ending the removal of the Bulletins plant to Morenci.
 The moonlight nights of the past week have been God-send to the liv- eryman. Pleasanter riding in the evening than the day time this time Of the year.
 Mes5rs. York of Morenc and Reese Webster Of Clifton piloted merry party of ladies and gentlemen up Eagle river Saturday night last, re- turning Sunday night.
 Mr. and Mrs. C. l.. Mitchell, accom- panied by Mrs. Dietrich. spent from Saturday night until Sunday morning at casa en la carcma, the guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Work, who are spending the week there.
 The big switch board for the D. c. : new power house arrived in camp on two Hat cars Sunday night. It was built by the Westinghouse Electric Co. Of Pittsburg, and when taken apart and boxed for shipment weighed 24 GOO pounds.
 A strong detachment Of the Rice company party was sent to Metcalf Sunday in search of suitable transpOr- tai ion lor the cemmissary department. As fine a train Of burros as ever eXer- cised packers profanity was the re- suit of the expedition.
 Mr. and Mrs. Van Sicklin are the latest arrivals in camp. Wan" for merlr lived in Morenci, but for the past year has been employed as one of the guards in the territorial peniten- tiary at Yuma. He will take posi- ton in the D. C. store.
 Messrs McGonigle, Purdrm, Fowler and Chapin visited the Home Copper company's camp on Sunday and after wards rode 10 Eagle river arriving at the camp of the Work Mitchell party (quite by accident, Of cOurse) just at dinner time. Although somewhat dismaved by the unexpected invasion. their hosts rallied gallantly and a bOunteOus camp dinner was soon pre- pared. Fried catfish, fresh from Eagle river. were among the delicacies. On the return trip. hte.. narty. visited ,h. i.aaci1an cdffip fn GoId gu1ch. where Dick showed them a pile Of gold ore whose richness was plainly visible even 10 Unpracticed eyes. Mr. Lake nan also has some specimens Of beau- tiful silver ore from recently discov- cred vein.
 II. B. Rice. NJ. II. Mclean, David Carsler, l. $. Thompson. J. F. Cleave land and Rev. Kcichbau as repre- se tatives of the various lodges of our camp, went down to the m outh of Mo- raDci E'r.i1av I1s sf n lnnat tn a new cemetery. They decided upon a ten acre tract a little southeast Of Bunker's, which is we'll situated for the purpose. There is wide ridge in the middle gradually sloping on either side tO the guiches. It is near the Frisco pipe line where sUffi :ient water can be had to raise trees and flowers In short time Morenci will undoubt- ndly have very pretty place in which to bury it's dead. This is very import ant move ami will meet with the ap- prOval of every citizen of Norenci. as the old cemetery is not in a suitable location. There will be meeting Monday evening in the MOrerci club parlOrS to organize q cemetery associa tion, and further the plans already started. Surveyors have been putting in corner stakes and a fence will soon De built.
 At the Holienbeck Hotel in Los Angeles are registered the following Fred C. Moore. Bisbee. Bird G. Go>s, Bisbee. Dr.. Charles H. Jones, Temple, Mrs. K. G. Ballinger and son. Bisbee, Mrs. ]. A. Cashion and family. Phoenix. John Finlayson. Alex Neitch, Clifton. O. J. Barnes. Congress, Byron O. Graves, Douglas, ]. : Withers, Kingman. Mrs. | A. (. Bernard and son. Tucson, J. B. Girard, Quartsite, R. Castenada and wife. Benson, Miss Josephine Cas- tenada. Benson, Ms. |. A. Mahouy, Mrs. x. A. Bolich and Miss Alice Smith, Of Demiug, N. N., are also at the Hollenbeck.
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 The best butter by test. Belle Springs butter at Smiths store.
 Ten days more to buy goods at Smiths store. and win d big prize.