The copper era., 1904-07-21

being put on the market and ls reau
 ily taken up by our citizens. J. W. Brighton left on Saturday to , acccmpanv the remains Of the lat' . Henry lIeiubOckle to Santa Cruz, Cal Gee whiz, but did you ever see sucf , 4 bunch of widowers d. attended the pal game SunGay. Wives at the Se; shore.
 W. F. Dodge, of New York City
 anu Col. NJ. J. Egan, Of Clifton, tool dinner with C. l.. Mills on Sunda, |. evening.
 J.. A. McDougall has been cleanin: ! up around bis dIggings. Tearing dow | the old power houses at the gas plan and shelter.
 e Q-I L- S,-,4S,. T---Ts gstiu.. ,G
 busy now getting all Morenci mouths 1 plugged up 50 that he can go camping in September.
 Paul Becker received large ship ment of trunks, shoes, etc. last week. Prices d shade high. Bet $l0 on the bal game Sunday. Ms. Poorman has been brought nome form lhe hospital and hopes 10 soon be we'll enough to accompany her sister back to Chicago.
 IT dl Oiu I iSh Has DCCu lUS lllt
 Rice Bros. news stand ana laundry agency while the owners have beep swimming in Black river.
 Hunter Spoon wearing his new white helmet bears d striking re,em-
 bance to "Toppy" Johnson, the vet eran ranchman Oi the Rio Bonita.
 The Eagle river country was blessed
 with d heavy shower on sunday. We
 tIn nj pi iN SiI It .i,,ly ,.f
 but We are living in hopes Of more.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. J. Coleman and son, Theodore, expect to leave August 2nd for Mr. Colcman'5 home in Pasadena, California, to spend a well earned va cation.
 \ telegram was received from the
 weather observer at Long Beach say ing J. w. Brighton had just taken
 bath in the ocean 5:32 D. m., July l7th. Good
 Geo. Anderson, who has been assist ing Jas. Bartlett in the Morenci South ern ear repair work for several months
 past, has returned to his former home at Demiug.
 C. F.. Hunt, ex-heap big chie;. gave
 his report ot the Red Mems conyeu-
 tion at Tucson, to the local lodge last ! hCCh. hOICtlCt Ildu IdG8c repre- sentatiOn.
 The verdant green Of the fresh paint on the roof of Harry Chandler's new house looks at a distance like a flour ishing little garden patch on the side Of the hill.
 Il. r. McGonigle is planning tD turn the Hotel Norenci over To Il substitute sometime during the month of August ! .f sl-.. ii. Denver, Colo. -----
 C. W. Cook returned from business trip to California Saturday night Date has not been announced as yet Guess she hasn't heard Of Sundays
 ball game yet
 The large Hume at the Frisco river pumping plant broke out of its banks on Monday last. Master Mechanic Rod the water cOrralled.
 II. Kenyon has rented tho Jameson house all furnished. Looks like our popular mechanical engineer had some
 more plans. Hasn't furnished the cd-
 tor with q blue print yet. Paul Becker traded horses with
 Angel Campbell and now is the proud pO>seesor of the only original flag 1 T t''''' sNhi NIuAiNHEtS duN HUI st
 fancier for d twenty yard dash. ! The MOrcnci Southern round house is
 in need of a new roof. Jack Carey has been given the contract to tear oil the old iron and put on new and also to ! paint the roof both inside and out. 1 Angel Campbell was in town Mon- day with q long string of burros to get supplies for his camp on Eagle where | hth has tn .. p., ] Morenci Water Co. with 800 cords Of ! wood.
 ] Wm. Lockett has just finished re- painting engine five and Engineer ] Nelson DOW pulls the throttle on as spick and span and shining locomo- ! tive as ever came out of the Baldwin shops.
 l w. F.. Dodge, of New York City. is
 one of Morenci's latest arrivals. He
 will take position in the D. C. concen-
 tratOr and endeavor to get general | idea Of the business of our large min- 1 ing camp.
 Our ball team has been strengthened | by Godfrey of Fl paso. Randolph of Emporia, Kansas, and Fritch of Stan | ford University. With d little more practice and team work we will do lew more-things. Farmers in the Gila valley are dis posing of their heavy horses at fancy prices 10 buyers from Texas and Mex | leo. One buyer gathered up three carloads of heavy work stock and ship ! ped them to Fl Paso. ]. II. Hay and Frank Mclean arc in the horse market just now. Mr. Me | Lean bas bought "Chappo" ot Bias
 Hernandez and Mr. Hay is on the
 lookout for two thorough bred gentle city broke bronchos. Its an i'll wind that blows nobody good and the hot dry weather has caused veritable stampede for the ice cream parlors at the Morenci | Bakery. Proprietor Dunaway> smile grows broader every day.
 The ore tram and a gang of men from the Blue mine were employed two afternoons last week in hauling off the huge piles of tin cans which were gathered together during the recent cleanup of the camp.
 Frank Mclean has made bargain with Captain Tuthill whereby in con- sideration Of two kegs of Iron beer, the second troop agrees to guarantee Mr. Mclean against possible chari- varl during the present week.