The copper era., 1904-04-07
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PURELY PERSONAL

sheriff Jim Parks spent Sunday in Clifton,
 Judge Egan left Monday last for the valley to attend court.
 Joe Cox is doing jury duty at the county seat this week.
 Mrs. Davidson has been sick for the past week but is recovering.
 Attorney Frank B. Laine is spend ing the week al the county seat
 Postmaster Waters, of Duncan. spent day in Clifton last week
 Wm. Heating, Of the Coronado mountains was tn town this week.
 Joe McQuarrE. one Of Metcalf's best miners, spent Saturday in Clifton.
 Judge Shirley, of Metcalf, left this morning for SClomonyille on court business.
 John Nolder, the discoverer of the Morenci coal helds, spent Monday in Clifton.
 Lawyer l.. Kearaey left Monday last for the county seat to attend court.
 A bram Diaz, a prominent citizen O: Solomonville spent d few days in Ci!f- ton this week.
 Tom Smith has been sick at his home fo" tbe past three weezs but has now about recovered.
 Mrs. C. c. Spann returned Saturday last from California, where she spenI some months visiting.
 Wm. Blair, road master Of the \. & N. M., is serving on the jury at SolomonviIle this week.
 Dr. and Mrs Burtch drove down to SOlomonyille Monday last, and will spend several Gays in that section.
 Norwood 5. Bradfeld. formerly man. ager of the shannon store at the mine, is now a resident of San Francico.
 A. NJ. Porter, an old timer Of this section, returned last week from Bis bee and Douglas, where he spent the winter.
 Dan Lynch and Ernest Frye left Sunday last for Solomonyille, where they will serve the territory on the grand jury.
 Hons Henry Hill and Ira Harper left Sunday last lor the county seat. to attend the quarterly sitting of the supervisor court.
 Joe McQuarry, one of the old time miners, left this morning for Grants Pass, Oregon, where he will spend the sumner, returning Tn the fall.
 William Climo, superintendent of the Shannon mine. passed through Clifton Sunday last for Soomouville, where he is doing duty on the grand jury.
 James +. Blair, sheriff of Grant county, New Mexico, spent d couple of days in this section last week He is said to one Of the best officers in New New Mexico.
 Mrs. Bradfeld, who spent some time here visiting her daughter, Mrs. |. Johnny Cromb, departed Sunday last !. for her home at Quincy, Illinois. Mr. 1, and Mrs. Cromb accompanied her as far as LOrdsburg.
 P K. Freeze, who has been in the i blacksmithing department of the | Shannon shelter fo" some time past. left this week for Fl Paso. where he | has accepted position with the Fl l Paso Smelling company.
 Wm. O'Brien, of the 4. C. store, spent few days in Bisbee last week, and returned home with glowing ac- counts of the metropolis of that sec 5SHi eo5d RS taw6 As4ss7Eas ,9k B i' "'~@'' as
 w. F. Hagan returned last week from Fort Worth and Dallas, Texas, where he spent some weeks. He Is now at'erding court at Solomonville, after which he will leave for Idaho, where he will spend the sumner.
 Sir William Menzie and Lady Men, zie arrived in Clifton last night, in the Arizona, the special ear of the A c. company. Sir Menzie is the chair man of the board Of directors of the Copper company of Scotland.
 George C. Gill, president Of the Copper company. accompanied by his wife, left Saturday last for home, via California, where they will spend couple of weeks pleasuring. Mr. Gill will return to Clifton in May.
 Wm. Whipple returned this week from the May ytlower district, where, he has been for some time past looking after his mining interests He reports