The copper era., 1904-09-29
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M0RENCI NEWS.
From Our Regular Correspondent.

Ipiih iDlii 4l> iiu " "IIC VIII -llol U. visit Fl Paso.
 W. R. Russell recently returned from Long Beach. California.
 AIr. and Mrs. r. B. Laine were up from Clifton one day last week.
 ]. II. Spoons three little children are quite sick with typhoid fever.
 Dr. Perkey left last Tuesday for d brief business trip to Fl Paso and Chicago.
 The Twentieth Century club gave it's first dance of the season Tuesday night last.
 Mrs. C. C. Bull and little daughter returned Saturday last from trip to Los Angeles.
 Mrs. r.. Storey i> expected home this week from visit to her former home in Texas.
 Ed. Robinson and family will leave on the first of October for Tucson. their new home.
 lIio, Anna Hcrrick> is again at home after d mOnth's visit with rcla- tive> in California.
 Ramon Alunguia took d trip to Guthrie Monday morning to meet hi, wife and children.
 T.. x. Stanger i, expecting his mother and little daughter May from Denver this week.
 S.rs. Hunter of Chicago has ac- cepted position in the shoe depart ment of the D. C. store.
 <. l.. Baylcy is the new drug clerk in the D. C. store. Mr. Bayley came to Morenci from Nogalc>.
 C. C. Bull and J. F. Cleavcland re- turned Wednesday from the republi- can territorial convention.
 Mrs. Vim. Stenson has returned from California where she visited her daughter, Mrs. Irb English.
 Arthur Davidson and wife returned Wednesday last from q three month 's visit to his old home in Maine.
 Thomas II. Donahue's new home is fast nearing completion. Quality hill is getting some fine houses.
 Rod McDoueall. accompanied by his wife and children returned Sun day from an outing at Long Beach.
 Mir. and Mrs. Hurd have moved to their new home on the hill above the shelter. where they will welcome their friends.
 II. II. Schuyler left Sunday for Denver. Colo, to take brief vaca- tion and bring back Mrs. schuyler and the babies.
 l.. w. Sullv has recently been put in charge of the MOrenci club, owing to the sickness of Manager Clark and Rev. Kirchbaum. (. F.. Mill, arrived Sunday last from an extended eastern trip. where he visited his old home. and also took in the worlds fair.
 A monster Blake Cru,her has been received from the Allis-Chalmer> Co. by the D. (. Co.,, and will he installed at the new conCentrator.
 LII. I-hlc. George Work and Nel- son r.. Gift. will leave October }rd for state of Chihuahua, Mexico, where they have large hunting lodge.
 The Azurite Club danGlsa ,MRjchi i.y ya;; 4; last. was indefinitely postponed, on account of 50 many members being sick.
 w. Gee returned Friday from a trip to Mexico to look after some mining property in which he and some other Morenci residents are interested.
 Henry Fowler has received news that his son Gordon is quite sick at the military school at Roosevelt, N. NJ At last accounts Gordon was some what improved.
 w !. Fraser and J. F. McDOugall returned Friday from their trip tC San Francisco. MT. Fraser extended his trip to Sacramento, where he visited relatives.
 ( .l, I force. will leave October 10th. accom-. panied by his wife, for his old home at Globe, where he has accepted q position in his father 'S store.
 Ben Brewer has received word from Mrs. Brewer that their daughter Mat tie k lying very sick in the hospital at san Diego. Friends here hope foI the little ones speedy recovery. II. Kenyon Burch. mechanical engineer for the D. (. Co.,, left or Sunday for a trip to eastern Oregon and it k said that when H. Kenyon come, back he will bring q bride with him.
 Landlord H. T. McGonigle of Hotel MorenCi k at the D. (. hospital with typhoid fever. However, the fever k not in severe form. and it i> hoped that he will soon be around again.
 Friends of Cha>. l.. Mitchell will be interested in learning that he has concluded to remain Tn Topeka and has gone into business with his father in law. G. w. Crane. publisher and printer.
 Dr. A. NJ. Tuthill recently sent some Morenci water to AdOlph Gehrmann of Chicago for analysis, when it will water f.T.S1=T,a T=-asd whether it is the in camp. --=l---,sil x nS =
 I. H. Waller, barn boss for the D. C., left on Sunday with car load of horses. mules and camp equipage for Gallup. x. M.. where he will meet Il number of D. (. officials from the east and take them into the moun- tainS on d hunting expedition.
 Fred Goodell. formerly Stenograph- CT in the D. C. store. came in last week from Tucson for d short visit with !. W. Brighton and other friends. On returning to Tucson he will take d position in the office of EpeS Randolph.
 The democratic township primaries were held in the cardroom> of the MorenCi club on Saturday. and re- suited in the nomination of ID. F.. Address for juStiC of the peace and c. H. Thompson for constable.
 T. W. Brighton and Fred Goodell visited Bat canyon, the Dominguez ranch and various other points of in- tereSt on Eagle creek last Sunday. I)lriuu their travels they POrouDter-