The copper era., 1904-02-11
MINOR MENTION


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 Mrs. Pratt, the South Clifton dress
 maker, has moved 10 house near J. (
 4. smiths.
 Miss Gussie Eod2er. has accepted ;
 situation in the millinery department
 Of the 4. C. store.
 Mrs. M. 4. Eru.-t has resigned her
 position H. -ule-lady .n tla millinery
 department of .tc 4. C. store.
 Frank Layton ha7 returned from
 Mctcalf and i- uo" on the delivery
 wagon for the Shannon Copper com pany.
 J. II Brown and .Joe Thram have purchased the Arizona Chop House, which i7 now uuder their manage ment.
 There seems to be q tendency among landlords in several paris of town To neglect their property. some nrw fences and a liula paint wouIl make the property much more attractive.
 Through mail car7 are now being run over the Fl 'a-o & Southwestern. which will be a great accommodation 10 the citiLeL7 along the line Of the - service oa the <. S \. M. from Hlchita to Clifton.
 C. W. Williams. Sr.. who has been ill with pneumonia for some weeks past, i- again able to be on the streets. He had q pretty hard siege, but thanks to an excellent cou-tituljon, was able to pull through.
 leonard SIe--in1er, a well known miXologi-t, ha- leased The Blue Goose saloon con Cpu.lOmertt. a.cnu". and i- giving the business his personal at tcntion.
 The young men employed at the Coronado mine gave a "GringO Ball' Saturday night last. which WAS we'll 1 attended by the young people Of Met !. calf, and surrounding camps. The ball wd- pronounced success.
 The ERA i- in receipt Of the iufor- . nation that Clark E Stocking is quite ] ill at the Soldiers Home, Sauctclie California He i7 suffering with cry sipc'as Of the eyes. His condition is not considered serious. however. His many friends hero hope for his speedy recovery.
 W. r. Iagau hu- sold the Clifton MurcnCi laundry To ". l.. Nicholson and Miss Often formerly or the Troy laundry of Fl Pa~o, who are nOw in charge of the business. Tho laundry has been under the management of Mir and Mr- Reed for the past year or more, who mad" a success of the bu-i ness and retire with the best wishes Of the public.
 John J. Birduo. county assessor, chairman of the democratic central committee, and who also has the honor of being the editor of one of the lead ing democratic newspapers of the ter ritory. visited Clifton last week "in his official capacity.' He was looking after poll taxes, and intellectually took in the carnival" under the guidance of Prophet Wiley F. Jones. of the Red Men. Miss Alice Williams ha, been em- ployed as am assistant teacher in the South Clifton schuol- Mis- Will Hams has taught many years iu tbi- county and has a lif" diploma. The south Clifton school i- meeting with good success The new srhuoi bui,d- ing, which is now under construction. will be almost equal tn any other ,chool house in the county. At least <. three teachers will h- required to con |. luct the South Clifton school next 7 rear. James R. WadiiI of D'miug. \. 3 NJ one Of the most prominent attor- " leys in our sister territory. visited ' Clifton last wccl, in company with Col. .. k. smith. NIr Wadjii has been 'ngagcd by the Clifton Copper com q ,auy, which k operated at santa Rita. @ Q straiguten out ifs legal eutauglc- \ nent~. Clifton and Morenci people $ Ire largely interested in the company, f md will be glad 10 learn that arrange r neutS have been mado whereby the F will soon again be operating f Is property N The High-Five club was royalty en- '