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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-01
RAKSRN

Alma Mcclellan left Monday for Muir
ray, WRefe ne has accepted d position I'M
nnudsens flour mill
i4erndn ellsworth was i'm Provo the
tiFSt OF The week ia attendance at the
session OF the County horticultural as
soclatlCn.
Afiss stella Mcclellan returned home on
4leHaas ltem Flsst Of two weeks in
SANDY and salt Lake.
Frank Hawkins was i'm Payson this
sh rom Mammoth. re came down
tuesGa> morning 10 attend the fureral
Cf his brotheT's child which was held
al BENJAMIN Tuesday 3fteTnoau
- "A. johnson OF SanIaquin has started
b. e. West was in Salt Lake Thurs
Gag.
Frank Dc Graw returned to Eureka on
49HrsliaE nighf. Eis came down Tuesday
morning TO attend the funeral AT san
taquin Of John Halliday.
Mrs. Fred y. Paulson has returned to
Esf home az SANDY, after weeks visit
Professor. j. j. Mcclellan ard his little
daughter EeueVe. came out from Salt
Lake Monday for few hours stay ia
Mr. ana Mrs. f. 81. Fzizby Of Eureka
are spending an extended visit here with
Mr. and Airs r. H. Puver
Mrs John fraucGm and daughter,
Blanche. departed fer ST. Anthony, Ida.
"Wednesday afternoon, 10 visit Mrs. Fran
LaFah and Floyd johnson, Ernest
seph Mattinson left Monday fer Black
foot. Ida.
a. 4. COMBS spent the fore. part of
the week In Moroni. the guest of his
brother, Arthur Co8mbs
RIoHFIELB.
r. ~. Reynolds was down from 3Farys-
vale Wednesday on same business.
Fl y. Hayes Went To Salina Tuesday
on some legal matters for the county.
DR. So. 81 Griffith went to CircleviIie
Piute county, sunday evening, returning
Tuesday.
airs Nieis Rasmussen Of SaHna has
been visiting her sen and family, ar
and DiTs. Q. c. Rasmussen, this week
returning FRIDAY.
Miss Kate Christensen went 10 salt
Lake City Monday, expecting to remain
there al summer visiting friends and
relatives
James G. Poulsen went to SaliHa on
Tuesday 10 visit relatives and Wiil prob
ably make that place her future home,
Rev. j. II. Metear lefl Cor ST. George
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-01

Miss Julia Curtin VIII leave today
for BIER home l8 ST. Joseph. 30. after
q weeks visit with MF. and Afs. Vs.
j. Smedley.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-01

Colonel and airs. j. j.. Holmes win
entertain az a dinner for fourteen to-
day in honor of the birthday of Miss
Emery.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-01

An enjoyable evening was that given
by the order of Washington at Unity
han, Friday evening. AS it was an
open meeting, many friends Of the
members were present and enjoyed a
delightful programme. A special fea-
ture was the readings given by Miss
Grace Della Davis.
EHH
GeorEe r. Maxwell W. r.. q, gave a
card party and dance THURSDAY night
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-01

Mss Fead Wenor 3 expected bono
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-01

The Brotherhood Of Locomotive Fire
men and the ladies' society will give
a joint social and card party on Tues
day evening al the Brotherhood of Iso-
connective FiTemen hail. First south and
Main streets
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-01

George Weller leaves Washington TO-
day for home His marriage 10 Miss
Louise Morris viii take place Wednes-
day. June S.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-01

One of the spring brides. Mrs. Fred
erick Dern. viii be the guest of honor
at a tea TO be given by Mrs. William
II. Cunningham and Mrs James Cham
bers Dick Thursday afternoon at the
University club. The hours are from
% tin o'clock.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-01

The date set for the vocal recital
90 be given by Mrs. Martha Royle King
and her pupils has been changed from
Wednesday TO Thursday evening. The
programme includes a number of cias-
steal as we'll as modern selections, and
the young women appearing with Mrs.
King are Misses Judith Evans, Hell
eu ReedaU. Christine Johnson, Louise
Norris and Edith G0dbe. Mrs. W =.
Loomis and Miss Evans viii be the
accommodates
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-01

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gould Grimn
celebrated the first anniversary OF
their marriage last evening with "a de-
lightful dinner for ten. The house
was decorated ia artistic fashion with
apple blossoms. and the ColOTs were
carried out I'm an the table appoint
mcnts. The guests were Dean ana MIS-,
James e. Eddie. Mr.. and Mrs, r. r.
Ferguson Mr.. and Mrs. CIeayer and
lIr. and Mrs. Charles Wilkes.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-01

Major and Airs. George +. Dowuey
are expected from Denver shortly 10
visit their parents. Major and Mrs
George ~ Dowuey will entertain in
their. honor week from tomorrow
evening.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-01

Miss Rose Bergerman entertained
few friends Tuesday evening in hon
Of her birthday, The evening "a.
spent ih music and dancing. Cove
were laid f0F twenty-five. Those pre-
ent were: Misses Renee Redman. Eth
GTigEs. Helen Boes, Gurtha L.eddo
Winefred De Nleming. Margaret Ere
Cora Plat, Le0Ha Miles, Vera Badge
Rachel Folsom and I-urrine Mile
Afessrs- Mason Williams. Scott LVn
Raymond BOes. Robert Alexander, Me
vim Naylor, Bert Pierpont, HarringtC
Guio, Roy Gr0sebeck and Ralph Co
he
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-01

NIr. and Mrs. George L. Nye and
Miss Weber have issued invitations
for tea TO be given Wednesday al
the University club between the hours
of 3 and o.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-01

AIRS. Hugh Park left yesterday at
noon for Stanford where she viii be
present at the graduation OF heE
daughter and son, Sarah Reid and
Robert Park. Later she VIII 90 TO
San Jose TO visit Or. and Mrs. Ken
meth a.. Park DIT. Park has been
made house physician of the Chiidren's
lasnital ut san Jose
The indicator., 1904-05-21
FIREMAN. GOES
TO HOSPITAL

John Hopkins. the genial captain
Of the new nre department house in
kinnsqua Heights was taken to- the
hospital Wednesday for an operation.
Four yssEs ago he was thrown from
tAs hose wagon and badly hurt in the
groin. II has partly incapacitated
hin from work. He received recent
injury at the AcDermott fire not long
ags.
fAe Hopkins family have had more
than their share Of affection. For
three ysars Mrs. Hopkins has suffered
greatly with her eyes, threatened with
total blindness, but which has re-
sposdsd to skillful treatment and
viii soon b. entirely recovered.
The hrs department is very kind
and generous with their aid to the
! family in their troubles.
The indicator., 1904-05-21
Empire Theatre.

Manager Hornung is to be congra-
tulated that he has conducted a high
class vaudeville show during his sue
cessful management Of the Empire.
The bill this week is very pleasing
and strong one. Virginia Hayden is
making a sensation with her baritone
voice. The lady cornetists are fine; 50
are Bartlett and Wilson, THE Junk
Dealers" The biograph and the illus
trated songs Of Prof. Croinpton are
always enjoyable features.
The indicator., 1904-05-21
I PUEBLO, COLORADO, SATURDAY, MAY Fl, 1904
THEATRE OPENING
Lake Minnequa to Open May 20
With Fine Stock Company.

The beautiful new summer theatre
out at the lake, of which all Pueblo
is Justly proud has been leased by
Miss Isabel Gilbert and will be man
aged by her this summer. She is
well known both as an actress and
manager and has been very success
full in every theatrical enterprise with
which she has been connected.
The theatre will be run first class
in every particular, and thoroughly
up to date. A strong and well bal
anced company Of clever artists,
direct from New York has been Or
ganized, and the productions will be
carefully selected and staged, only
high class plays being used. The peo-
pie will get at summer prices what
they pay three times the amount for
during the regular season.
Miss Veta Henderson, the comedi
enne, is a beautiful young woman;
Miss Jeulietts Atkinson, charming
and leading ingenue, with a large
Eastern reputation, Mr.. Preston Ken
dali. who has just recently made a
tremendous hit in New York in the
Shepherd King; Mr. Oscar Graham,
leading man with tho Empire Stock
company, Baltimore, and for several
years leading juvenile with Proctors
N. Y; Mr.. Frederick Siebke, leading
character man with the Royal Slave
company; the we'll known light come
dian, Mr.. Harry Godfrey, Dorothy
Shinn, one Of the most beautiful girls
in America, and Miss Gilbert herself,
have been engaged for the summer
out here in Pueblo.
The opening bill will be Gillette's
great farce comedy, "All the Com
forts of Home," which had a long
run in New York, and also in London.
A little reception room with maid
in attendance has been arranged at
the right of the theatre for the &C
commodation Of the lady patrons.
Boys in spotless uniforms will usher
and ice water will be passed between
the acts by two little colored boys in
white from head to foot.
From moral standpoint the thea
tire will be conducted in an ire
proachable manner and anything
questionable in the lines of the play
will be eliminated. Pure and good fun
in plenty and there is lots Of it to be
had without resorting to the vulgar
and questionable.
There are several good singers
among the members Of the company
and specialties, new songs, ETC., Will
be introduced into each comedy bill.
The indicator., 1904-05-21
PLENTY OF COKE
is NOW COMING
furnace Will Get Busy By June First,
And others Will Follow.
|ay Rolf of $i25, 900 Is Being Distributed
Today, Causing Business to Look Up.

Until the past the Ill important question Of coke has been
mos minds connected with the operating
The biz plant the and steel fellows the fuel fellows Gve
sufficient will the mills going full blast without
bmpton.'
now up iron and steel workers 10 make good be
the quality the work There will be fault to find with
coke department. hes been the until this week
hsve evidently the difficulties Of
s necessary quality ssd sending carloads Of good
ns Of coke b haA asywhsrs:
mill WILL unless plans changed start work again
thin the next days and BY use the latest will be
ning rails at lively clip.
Although positive assertion " likely that furnace
9Th Oy weeks then look for something be
ping
present VIII Ne and rail mill down. there
estimate 1900 weas pretty good sized roll will be due
sod.y pay roll for April will reach the tidy Of nearly
being distributed today and will reach the trades
professional business Pueblo its natural
! circulation
togsths With tie steady month and month fat pay
M three large smelling pan The railroads and other
u topped Of With the big steel works pay Pueblo
y bright ed future So with that own and
#ked sxpros good humor fac have and
little patsnes for TIE good times that to be
because ths ssss vsrks getting busy and before
|ahs II will b runaiss big and bigger than
The indicator., 1904-05-21
Our Theatres.

Manager Morris continues to de-
Nght . large audience at the Earl
theatre. The artists sent to this city
By The Crystal circuit have always
introduced pleading and refined fes-
t,rss. The bill this week includes
sous ef Tie best talent seen on any
nodssn vaudeville stage. Mr.. Sloan,
ths accomplished tenor, is always .
fsyorits. The motion pictures must
~ b forgotten, although last on
~ Hsk = they are frst In the hearts
|of aaay Of the patrons Of this the
sire. Assistant manager Overdorf u
always st the door to welcome you
With tAat Irresistible smile Of biz.
The indicator., 1904-05-21
Still at"

Arnold Rosenthall, the energetic
and clever manager Of the Union Co
operative Mercantile Co. has made a
,nccess of a business started last
September. A recent fire was thought
tn be a misfortune for the new COM
pany but the many friends the man
auer and his able assistant, Frank
Nichols, have made in conducting q
fire. sale is balm for the sacrifice Of
new stock Of fine goods.
The indicator., 1904-05-21
MRS. IRWIN
FALLS FROM CAR
And Reesivss Painful Though
Not Serious Injuries.

A badly sprained bsek for krs. J.
J. Irwin Of 1916 Cedar strsst, 10 the
result Of . fall from . moving strset
eH Wednesday morning While On
route from Bsssemsr v he North
Vide. Ars. lrwia intended 10 20 -
shs Fair, where her daughter Jennie
y ssmploysd - . clerk. Al The Ms
souri Pacific depot The -. Genes 70 .
ls while the eondseaor eess for
Hard 70 80 II The tessks ars slsas.
frequently the passenger avail them
'sl'es Of the opportunity ed sHght.
Ms. lrwin didn't sssn y rsaliss thst
The car had starred, asd. without a.
Vacting the soadsctors attsatlon.
she Jumped o6. y vonsa gsssrslly
90 with the right hand on " rail,
fscing backward. For . fsv mo
@ents she didn't move. The violent
isll stunned Ase - ~ vas speech
lsss' Kind srns Il s>raasses oazrist
asf into the dry gesds ssses. A Star
Journal reporter vAs W. sson q u
'csne thoughtfully bfeagAt . Glass O
VINE which was givsa her With goo
eject. When able 70 talk sAs want
d to 60 homs. I'D iasistsd spoa ~
ng 4 return oar. Ths Tfactisa cen
pany extended svssy kindnsss - Nm
irwin and sent ths ceapany's phys
c'an to ~ her q oaes. Her injlris
sfs not Of . sssisus asaszs, althoug
painful enough 70 eosass ~ - u
mouse for several dsys. h Ssevou
shock makes Ase WI vsak.
The daaghtsr. ~ + . VT pestt
erl, with . hsazt lnsd vttA dsvoAs
70 her mother, NJ - wss waitin
Upon . casto0se = ~ ~ possa
sas door. SAs saw ~ nstAsf sfil
from her ssas; . sAsaase 4 aDpeoas'
as danger ovseeans ~; ias1intfve
sae rushsa 70 ~ der VIA - .
Md ~ sesiasneal assssp thse1ssa
The indicator., 1904-05-21

Dvsn. " nv sAnT pvsu
pvlL. " yov CAN'T PULL,
AEASE CT oUT o. TINE WAY.
The indicator., 1904-05-21

Miss Alice Hoyt, the daughter
of ]. E. Hoyt of the Smoke City
Stove Co., has returned home
from a two months visit to her
aunt, Mrs. Delzell, at Boulder.
Colo.
The indicator., 1904-05-21

niss Carrie Ca.lylSs kisdersartsn
class sajoysd. . picnic at Hsnksl park
rridU nossiag. One Of the little
~ laave,v rsmasksd. ''TAs rain did
- - n ~ pisaie M over"
The indicator., 1904-05-21

On Thursday evening members Of
the order Of Washington to the mum.
Der Of about two dozen gathered at
different points and at . given signat
marched into the home Of Mrs. Max
heimer on Elm street. After spend
ing q very enjoyable evening 70
freshments were served and the party
dispersed. Mrs. Aaxheimer was COM
pletely surprised, but rose to the oc-
| cdsion with dignity.
The indicator., 1904-05-21

and net them carrying the inanimate
fora Of her loved mother, and was
soon beside her calling endearing
names.
The copper era., 1904-09-08

Athol Smith will leave with the militia to attend the encampment ai Prescott. He has been fitted out with a full United States uniform and will act a> mascot of the trooT something like the famous kid sergeant" of the Eth Infantry
 Miss Josie Gamble left Moreuci on Tuesday morning to meet her parent in Solomonville. then to proceed with them to St. Louis and take Tn the fair. During Miss Gamhle'> absence Miss Eva Rawlins will i'll her position aS telephone operator.
 F. T. Coleman and family returned "Wednesday from q vacation spent in Pasadena, Cal. Frank says the heat in California during August was of the moist stick variety and he l. glad to get back to MorenCi and com paratively cool weather.
 Mrs c. F. Hunt and her mother. Mrs. Nellie B. Schuyler will leave on Saturday for an extended eastern trip. Their first stop will be at Hot Springs Ark. where both ladies will try the waters for the benefit ot rheumatism.
 \ telegram was received on last Sunday by Captain \. N. Tuthill. ordering the 2nd troop of cavalry to leave Morenci on Tuesday morning and proceed to Prescott to attend the maneuver>. Captain Tuthil eN- poets to leave with about 25 of the boys. and fine time k anticipated by all.
 J. F. Hen,ler is justly proud of the new Fay & Egan woodworking ma chine which has been installed at the D. (. concentration for usel in pre- pairing the wood work For fhe new mill. The machine is operated by an electric motor and saws, Chisel>. planes and does nearly everything d carpenter does except go on strike. E. R. Bennett left Saturday morn ing for his old home in New York city. The Copper mess of which Mir. Bennett was member. gave party Friday evening in his honor at which large number of his friends gathered to bid him goodbye and to wish him q safe and pleasant journey and much prosperity in his new field of work.
 Walter r. Gee. head book-keepcr of the D. (. store, will leave on the llth of this month to visit old Mexico. and to look up the old pros peCtOr who was sent to Mexico bN q party or ten or the AOrGnCl bnN@ 10 locate claims. A few months ago the prospectOr located rich claim, but since that time nothing has been heard of him. It is feared that tue Indians have killed him.
 About 2 o'clock Monday morning in Newtown Mexican bartender named Prima Leyba employed at Ramon Munguia 's saloon. became in- volved in d quarral with Mexican brakeman named Santos. In the fight which followed. Santos fractured his opponents skull with large boulder. as q result of which LcNba died in the hospital on Monday after noon. Santo k in jail awaiting his arraignment before Judge Chapman.
 A few of the delegates to the republican county convention at tended that meeting in SolOmouyillc. leaving NorcnCi on horseback. " hen returning. D. NJ. Can>lcr and w. W. Stevenson returned hy way of the Gila Hot Springs. The river was up quite high, and was dangerous in crossing although the boys did not know it was as swift and ugly aS they found it out to be after they were in the middle of the rushing current. With the exception of good swim the boys reached Morenci safely. but will never cross the river again when in such a condition.
The copper era., 1904-09-08

Avoid serious results of kidney or bladder disorder by taking Foley 's Kidney Cure. For sale by Arizona Copper Co.
 The tracks and grounds e the Ari- zona X New Mexico railway are the private property of that company. and all persons are warned and forbidden to walk. drive or in anyway t"esspa-s thereon. Tress passcrs will be prose cuted to the full extent of the law.
 ARIZONA & NEW MEXICO RY. Co.
 By ALEX NEITCH. Gen. Supt.
The copper era., 1904-09-08
Notice for PrbllcatiOn.-HOmesteaG
 Entry No. 2770.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.

Sept. 6. l90I. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before (. w. Beck, Court Commissioner, in his office at Cliff ton. Ariz, on Monday, Oct. r. 1901. viz: Mahnla Lacey. of Duncan, Arizona, for the < ". T :. W. i4 See 1. Lot of Sec. s. and Lot X N. w. 1t N ". i4 See. g. T. 7-S.. R, 3l E., C. X s K. B. X NJ.
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land. viz: WeSle- l.. White, O!o Sex ton Samuel L. Daniels. all of Duncan, Arizona; and Jasper F. English of York, Arizona.
 MILTON R. MOORE.
 Register. First publication Sept. g. 1901. I0-13
The copper era., 1904-09-08

George Burkner, deputy sheriff of Metcalf. who is now in the hospital in Fl Paso, is improving slowly, and will soon he able to return home. George has been having pretty hard time of it.
The copper era., 1904-09-08

The South Clifton schools opened this week with an average attend anCe of Scventy-seven pupils. The teachers expect to increase the average to at least one hundred.
The copper era., 1904-09-08

Call on Mrs. NJ. II. Mason. North Clifton. next door north of PreNbv- terian Church. when in need of dress ma king or sewing of any kind. IL
The copper era., 1904-09-08

Ben Clark, the democratic nominee for county treasurer. has been in very poor health for some time past. and has gone to California, hoping that the change of climate will be beneficial to him. His condition is not serious
The copper era., 1904-09-08

|. w. Harper k the acme of excel lcnce in whiskey production-sa safest and most satisfactory for all uses. Sold by Harry Wright.
The copper era., 1904-09-08

MT and Mrs. J. F.. Grey entertain ed d number of friends at their resi- dencc in South Clifton last Saturday evening. All those present had d very pleasant time.
The copper era., 1904-09-08

The infant son of Mir. and Mrs. John Martin. died Tuesday. The family have the sympathy of their many friends.
The copper era., 1904-09-08

Charles Woods is erecting a new cottage on Hills addition. J. C.. Werner has the contract.
The copper era., 1904-09-08

Sons were born this week to Mir. and Mrs. O. F.. Cook and MT. and Mrs. H. T. Mcintyre.
The copper era., 1904-09-08

Dutch Keppler is quite sick with shingles" at his home in Morenci.
The copper era., 1904-09-08

Rocky John Smith, formerly busi- ness man of Clifton, but who is now ranching on the Gila river. last week rolled a 50-pound watermelon into the ERA office, which was soon placed where it would do the most good. The ERA force returns thanks to Rocky, and hopes that his shadow may never grow less.
The copper era., 1904-09-08
E. Fleming. plumber and timer.

Have you tried ''Optimo." the new coffee, B cents per pound2 Sold by McDowell.
The copper era., 1904-09-08

Mrs. NJ. l.. Nichols, of NdAth Cliff ton, is quite sick. A
The copper era., 1904-09-08

A. C. Davis, ST., was in Cananea several days last week, visiting his young hopeful, Artie. MT. Davis was a former resident of this place, leaving here over three years ago. At that time the camp was in its in- fancy. There were only two fur naces in operation, and houses were few and hard to obtain. The gentle man was greatly amazed over the he is connected with the shannon Copper company, of Clifton. as chief book-keep per.-Cananea Herald.
The copper era., 1904-09-08

The output of the Arizona Copper company for last month was ?, l65,- 705 pounds.
The copper era., 1904-09-08

Andy Harkins is quite sick with the fever.
The copper era., 1904-09-08

S. l. Forbes this week moved his stock of goods from his old location to his new store on Copper avenue, where he is now in shape to receive his many friends and customers. He has one of the neatcSt and best stores in the county.
The copper era., 1904-09-08
F. Fleming. plumber and timer.

Campaign Hats for Republicans and Democrats Sl.50. For sale by Becker Franz Co.
The copper era., 1904-09-08

Fresh veal, prime beef, mutton and ,ork. Prompt delivery. Clifton Mar nci.
The copper era., 1904-09-08

Miguel Trujillo. while scuffling over a pistol with Brano de Ia O, one evening this week was accident ally shot through the left thigh, the bullet striking the thigh bone and Shattering it badly. Trujillo is in the hospital, and his recovery is doubtful. Trujillo planes no one but himself, as he was drinking at the time. and was wholly to blame for the accident.
The copper era., 1904-09-08

T. B. Bowman, who has resided in Clifton the past three years in the employ of the A. C. company, left this week for Hattisburg. Miss, where he will take charge of the plumbing work on a large fertilizing plant. During his residence in Cliff ton, MT. Bowman made many friends who regret his departure. His fam ily accompanied him.
The copper era., 1904-09-08

In this issue of the ERA will he found the announcement of k. C.. Aneeviue. who aspires to be elected constable of this precinct. He is an old timer and well known to the voters. For some time past he has been acting as deputy sheriff for the Chase creek section.
The copper era., 1904-09-08

J. J. Lynch, of Salinas, California. accompanied by his family, arrived Sunday last, to join his mother and brothers, Dan ana Doc, in a trip to their old home at VinCenneS, Indiana. The party left this morning for the east and will be absent several weeks.
The copper era., 1904-09-08

l.. A. Cappleman, of Lordsburg, who is in the employ of the Roberts and Leahy mercantile establishment of that place, is in the city visiting friends. MT. Cappleman is well pleased with Clifton.