The copper era., 1904-01-14

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 Mrs. Sullivan has opened dining
 parlors in North Clifton.
 C. F. Pascoe has been appointed road
 supervisor for this district.
 A daughter arrived Friday to glad. den the home Of Dr. and Mrs. Burtch.
 ". K. Foster has been appointed live stock inspector, vice Bob Bailey,
 resigned.
 Several new and handsome resi- dcuces are in contemplation for Hill's addition.
 H. J. Baron. representing the Min Reporter of Denver, Colorado, is doing this section,
 The resident, of Hins addition should arrange To have the streets spriukIcd in that part of town.
 An election for local option has been ordered for all precincts below Solo, monyiIIe, Each precinct will fight it's own battle.
 Electric lights have been placed along the streets of South Clifton and Crystal avenue, and will also be ex- tended To lIilI'7 addition. Dr. Burtch took up subscription for the cost of construction, and the A. C. company furnish the lights free.
 George Bcckman, formerly with s. ]. Forbes, is now at Santa Ana Calif., where he expects 10 remain perma- ncuty. George was one of the most popular -alesmcn in Clifton, and has many friends here who wish him we'll wherever he may locate.
 Chas. l.. Ault, baggagemaster for A. X N. NJ, is now at the hospital sui fcring with case of blood poison. He was first troubled with little eruption on his thumb joint, which he opened, and q few days afterwards blood poison set in. His case is not considered critical.
 Mrs. J. II. Cox entertained q number of young lady friends at her home last Saturday afternoon. Card games were iudulgcd in and all expressed them selves as having had a most pleasant time. Miss Kathryn Deck was awarded the first prize and Miss Grace Pearce the booby prize.
 Manager Rockwell, of tho Pittsburg X Montana company, Of Montana, ar rived in camp last week and secured the services of Ike Laske of Morcnci | and one man from the A. C. shelter to l take charge of converting furnaces for l his company. They left under con- 1 tract of Sj per day and board and room. l
 The Clifton Base Ball club will give i n grand ball at Prettymans Academy ! Opera house next Saturday night to which the public k cordially invited . tO attend. The music will h" furn- . i,hed by the Mexican orchestra and the proceeds Wil go to the base ball !. fund for the coming season, which Is !. now close at hand.
 A fire occurred al Dunn'7 drug store . yesterday morning, which came near . being a very serious affair. The lire ! had gotten good start when Aruel | Bruiducll used a swan fir" cNtinEui~her 1 with good effect The damage | amounted to $2po.- which was covered 1 by insurance in companies represented . by ]. F.. Thompson and j. X 4. Smith.
 The board of county supervisors are still in session at SolumouYille. From all accounts they have had most i'm. portant meeting. The ERA is iu- | formed that Hon. Ben Clark has the . inside track for the appointment ot county clerk. to succeed Arturo Elias, resigned. Nlr. Clark served the county as sherin one term and Is said to be very competent man.
 Mir and Mrs. Mike Reardon enter taiued a number Of their friends at cards last Monday evening. High five was played throughout the eyeu- ing, at the conclusion of which dainty refreshments were served in abundance. Prizes were given as follows: Miss Edwards. bl SOlOmOnYlllc, and MT. ] Wash Smith. first prizes. Mrs. !. H. Cox and Mir Dauenhauer, boOby prizes. All those who attended had a very pleasant time. Mrs. Reardon was the recipient ol many compliments as an entertainer when the jolly party de- parted for home.
 Some Of Cliftous local capitalists are willing to become interested in a troly road to connect the various camps of the district. A franchise was granted last summer to Fl Pa-o people to construct trolly line. but, since the franchise was given, uoth- ing has been done. The franchise is not exclusive, and if the enterprise does not materialize very soon. an. other company will be formed which will construct the line. The iime has arrived for rapid transit. especially between Clifton and Morenci.
 Belle Springs Butter 35 cents per pound at smiths store.
 Fresh Holsters and fish at Smiths store.