The copper era., 1904-06-09


 H. R Rice has been taking a series Of pictures of the Morenci Southern By. win his large panorama camera.
 Agen, ]. N. Claggett, Of the Mo- renci Southern local office, is ex- pected homt from his vacation this week.
 Mrs. J. H. Cready expects to leave soon to join her husband in ldabo. w. F. Gee expects to take the house left vacant by them.
 Henry Fowier, night engineer of the D. C. ore trai1, who has been sick for several days, was able to go on duty again Monda, night.
 Jas. H. Puekett accompanied by his wife and little son left last Sunday to spend two weeks on Eagle prospecting and enjoying camp life.
 Munguia X LaPoint have dissolved partnership in their saloon business. Mr. Ramon Munguia will continue the business at the same place.
 Car Repairer J. c. Bartlett with his assistants are kept very busy now put ting the Mo'enci Southern Ky. roll ing stock in frst-class shape
 Geo. B. Byan, representing Hib- bard, Spencos. Bartlett X Co. Of Chicago. made his regular monthly visit to tbe camp on Saturday.
 John MolGer advises that he is in the placer business now and is sure going to get rich. Getting all sorts of nuggets down on the Frisco river.
 Wm. Lockett, an expert painter from the Coppefr Queen at Bisbee, is in camp to repaitt the Morenci South ern passenger col Ach and engines.
 F. NJ; Hurd hal two miners blasting out for the fires foo :u1ris new house. Guess it wo< a very big house as no one has been> pu:t by the blasts yet.
 Julius Priest, employed in the drug of the D. c. store for the past few months, expects to return to his home in Bangor, Maine, the last of the week.
 Mrs. J. w. Brighton and son, Harris, and Mrs. Rod McDougall with his two children, Leslie and Gladys, expect to leave on Thursday to spend the sum- mer in Cali 'ornia.
 Last Sunday several members of the troop tested their recently acquired kreG-IOrgensens on the new rife range located at the farther end of the Lone Star tunnel.
 The high winds of the past week blew off the indicator on the fl re tank, wrecked the porch on Bias He~naudez's new house ana did some other small damage about town.
 The infant child Of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Ritter has been very low for some days with bowel trouble. It is earn estly hoped by all that the little one may rally from the attack.
 G. E. Hunt left last Thursday to a.- tend the Red Mems convention at Tucson. Mrs. Blunt left on Saturday to mee. her husband at Lords burg, and go on to St. Louis to visit the worlds fair.
 The Grand Orient held a special session Saturday night to initiate Messrs. Bert Hastings, A rthur Not man, Aleck Mckay and a few more. They are all out Of the hospital but - oh my.
 New paraphernalia for the Grand Orient is on the way and if it arrives in time a class Of about fifteen will be initiated with great ceremony into the mysteries of this popular order on the evening Of the 18th.
 Ernest Pin:er. who has been in Cliff ton and Morenci' for the past two months preparing map Of the two towns for tbe use of the fire insurance companies, will finish his work this week and leave 10" other parts of the territory.
 At the Presbyterian chapel last Sunday evening beautiful programme was rendered by the members of the Sunday School in honor of Chiidren's Day. congregation which over- flowed the little church was present to enjoy the services.
 C. H. Davidsoc. J. F. Cleaveland and Arthur Nottman are on duty as