The copper era., 1904-05-26

Prof. Forbes, head Of tue agricul-
 tural department of the University at Tucson. spent few days iu Clifton and
 Morenci this week.
 Mrs Claud Hooker and childre left Sunday of last week for Grand
 berry, Texas, where they will spend four months pleasurin9.
 Mr. and Mrs. w. F. Hagan are sperdiug some time in Los Angeles. Mr. Bagan expects to leave soon for Idaho, where he will spend the sum- mer.
 Nephi Packer, of DIucan, spent Monday and Tue av in Clifton. He says that the $. r. surveyors are camped near Duncan and are working up the river.
 : A. G. McAlliste". acting district at | tOrney during the absence Of C. l. l Rawlins, spent Wednesday in Clifton, , looking after business Tn connection with his office.
 Alr. and Mrs. Velsir, Mr and Mrs. Kane, Mr. and Mrs. Foote and Miss | Pearce visited Eagle river Sunday last. They were joined at Morenci by Mrs. York and son, George. Father C. Mandin arrived in Cliff ton last week to take charge of the Catholic church during the absence of Father Zimmerman who is now en route to his old home in Belgi lm. L. F. Sweating, general ma"- ,l the Polaris Mining compan!, left Tuesday last for St. Louis and other eastern points in the interests of his company. He will be absent some time
 Miss NJ. l.. Bunker and her sister, Mrs. Laizure, came in from the Blue last week Miss Bunker went to Cali fornia, where she will spend the sum- mer, and Mrs. Laizurc returned to her home at Silver City.
 Carlos Alvidras has resigned bis position aS deputy sheriff and will soon leave for Durango, Mexico. where he VI HIS ilcth| III bbC ibtb' S' Carlos has many friends here who wish h m well in his new home.
 Noah Climo, George Husband and Jack Menier returned from Silver City Tuesday last, where they accompanied thb remains Of tbe late Mrs. Climo, which were laid to rest in ;he Masonic ce emeterv at the above place.
 Mr. and Mrs Everhardy left Tues day last for Bsbee and Douglas. They will locate in one or the other of those towns, where Mr. Everhardy will en- gage in the butcher business. They both have many friends in Clifton who regret their departure.
 J. o. Baylor lief: last week for HermOsilla, Sonora. where he will re- main some time in the interest Of the International Development company Of Clifton. His sister, Miss Frankie, has returned to Texas, where she will spend the sumner.
 Wiley F.. Jones and Charley Henry returned Tuesday night from Tucson, where they attended the territorial democratic convention. They report having had a good time, and are very we'll pleased with the results.
 Joe Whitridge, blacksmith who formerly held an anvil at the Shan non plras-,ros.rn>ss tek from Torreon, Mexico, where hsSspent the most of his time working for one of the large companies. He reports that section in prosperous condition.
 R. A. Marvin, of Porcupihc City, Alaska, spent Thursday last in Clifton. Mr. Harviu tells some wonderful stories Of rich ore in that section half bad, and that as a whole the country is very healthy and quite prosperous. He seems to think that Alaska is about the best country on earth, and that any man with even a little snap, can get on there, and flour. ish like green bay tree.
 Wesley Paul. representing the United States Investor, of Bo ston, the leading financial journal of New Eng land, spent several days in this section last week looking over the mining field. A considerable amount Of east ern money has been invested in this section during the past few years, and it is Mr. Paul's duty to investigate conditions as carefully as possible and | report the facts to his paper, which he | is now doing. Mr. Paul seemed we'll | pleased with the district, and the ERA will be disappointed if he does not m ake a favorable report on what he | hos soon