The copper era., 1904-08-11
MORENCI NEWS.
nm onr Rc-nlar Correspondent.

From Our Regular Correspondent
 The little child of silas Starrett Is quite i'll.
 Ray Thompson is nov back at work, after fine vacation up in the White mountains
 Thornby Neff and bride left on Sat. urday morning for California, their futu"e home.
 Allan Malone is timekeeper for the new addition of the concentrator un- der Mr. Burch.
 L. F. Myers. Of Pasadena. Cal. ] friend of r. D. Rathburn's, Is new arrival in camp.
 E.H. Brubaker and wife and Chas. ] McBrieu and wife took trip up the Frisco on last Sunday.
 Our bank cashier, F.. NJ Hu~d, is building corral, and has troubles, where sympathy does no good.
 Mrs. II. A. Schell left ou Monday morning 10 see the worlds fair and also visit relatives in Chicago.
 Hon. II. E. Rice and ]. P. Puckett took n trip up on the Blue last week visiting their political friends.
 Tom Donahue has extended his va cation trip to Guadalajara, Mexico. He is expected home in about week.
 J. Hunter Spoon and family have zone to Duncan to spend the remain der Of the summer on Mr. Spoon, ranch.
 Miss Nellie Work, daughter of MT and Mrs A. l.. Work, is expected home from California about the iii teenth.
 Harry l.. Sally, son of H. A. Sully freight agent of the Morenci south ; arn is a new arrival in camp from Sal , Francisco.
 Superintendent N. 5. Jinkins, oi thu ? Home Copper Co. has returned Iron , visiting his farm in Kansas and als' F the worlds fair.
 | Mrs. C. B. Nonnamaker has beer 0 confined to her bed for several day e owing to sickness, which her man. e friends trust will not prove serious. a Mrs. McMillan has returned to Mt Il reuci from Il two months absence l } the east. visiting relatives in Ne'
 York and taking in the worlds fair. The militia encampment will talk a place during the early part of Seplem - be- at Pre- scott. Arizona. It Is hope
 that Morenci will be well represen ,e r with her crack troop. d John E. Traylor, manager of tf
 western branch of tbe Hodge iron Co i. of Houghton. Mich, has installed Ia the D. C. cOnccntrator an eXperimeI
 tai iip of the kind manufactured n- his company.
 ]. H. Puckett, II. E. Rice, A. :, TuthiH, H. r. McGonigle, ]. N. Sta
 cert, Louis Spoon, Henry Waller, G t. Hobbs and T. E. Kelly were am )r
 the delegates who attended the dem IT, cratic county convention.
 R. Zellner. Jr., representing if Angeles music house, is in Moren IT. selling the Ludwig" piano. He h already disposed of two handsome A' strunents, one to J. w. Brighton al
 one to G. BeruattO. er Work on the new D. c. concentI re tors is progressing steadily. Exca' mn lions for the crushing plant and sal
 plipg mill have been completed a
 the foundation walls for the ma
 V"r,'S- uv-a ''s,lassjaG H. 3mt -.1 'n .-e--
 M- r"lday'e train came in without f
 'nalI, something which has not ba pehed before for several months. If
 reported that the Fl Paso S Sout
 western Ky. has been a heavy loser
 account 0f the freshets caused bv f
 recent heavy rains.
 The Azurite club held meeti,
 l4et Monday evening wbe1 it was d
 cldcd not to have any cntertainme ,I uuflh% the month Of August owipr u the absence of so many Of the me 'o oers irom camp but to have an eytI I Dig blowout" during the month q September. T. Jas. \. Purdum is puttinr in h |, spare time painting the floors an r otherwise beautifying his new res e dcnce, preparatory to the return r. 9's sister. Miss Lucy Purdum. fro, Y ner vacation trip to California an Chllilcothe, Ohio. She is eynecta l. about the twenty-fifth.
 M. U. Wheat is conducting q boyin Glass which begun last Monday. unda