The copper era., 1904-01-28
MINOR MENTION

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 The C.ifton-Moreuci dairy has re- ceutly erected a arGe barn and also sheds for all Of its stock.
 Jess Field. a former resident Of Saf- ford. was killed at Globe last week by being run over by an ore car.
 The Leap Year ball to be given by the Rath bone Sisters at Prettyman' $ opera house Saturday night next will be the grand social event Of the season.
 Mrs. Nit Simms has been appointed deputy county recorder, her services commcuciug January l7t Of the present ycar.-Bulictin.
 Thirtv-threc bparders are now regis tered at Hotel de Parks. If the in- crease keeps up until next court session accommodations are apt tO run short Bulletin.
 The Blinn Lumber company have purchased the w. r. Hagan lumber yard anl business. Manager II. C. Schafrr i7 now kept pretty busy with his many customers.
 A considerable portion ot the BRAS space i- thi. week monopoliZed by the advertisement of the A. C. company. Manager Williams believes in the use of printers ink to move goods, and that k where his head i- level.
 An attempt was made last night to barn the store of Lola saba X Son, on Chase creek. A lot Of boxes and rub h-h had been piled against the back door and set on fire. Nlrs. Saba sleeps in room in thc rear Ol the store. She wu- awakened by the fire and was sOou able to get it under control. It was evidently the work of an incendiary.
 A mathematical problem has been troubling some Clifton people during the past week It Is this. How many miles would be travelled in cutting d ten acre field of alfalfa, the machine cutting a j-foot sweath? Figure 1t out, somebody, quick.
 On the outside of this paper will be found an account of how a Silver City engineer buncoed the people Of Dun can. The name Of the party referred l 10 IS IL Hamilton Stewart The name was omitted from the article pending given 1o' the 5IUllU?'" h" th" Fp' "t
 The High-F'ivc club, which has be- come noted for it's jolly times, was en- tcrtaiued at the cozy and elegantly furnished hom" of Mr. and Mrs T. l.. McCutchcn last night. Besides the regular members a number of invited guests were present and all had a good time. Each meeting night seems just d little better than the last one and the many compliments paid the worthy host and hostess verify the above. The usual dainty refreshments were served and the prizes were very costly and beautiful and those wEO were fortu- nate enough to win them will ever re- member the occasion. The first prizes were distributed as follows: Mrs. C. T.. Dunn, a Nnppy dish; Mat Dancn- haucr, cigar case. Consolation prizes were awarded tp Mrs. Geo. Frazer and Mir. Foote.
 On last Tuesday evening ,hirtccu of Ciiftou's representative citizens drove mp to Murcnci to p1rtukr of the hu-pj- taiitj,~ 0i the NorrucI Knights of Pythia- and participate in the initia. tiou of Mr-~r-. Hugh Ncioniglc and Al. Williams into tho mysteries uf the third degree ol lui-ht hood. The . order wa- well represented by Knights . from Clifton, Mcjctf and Murruci '. and after initiation work th" visitors i were invited tO the Nurruci Hotel !. where delicious supper wa~ served. ] Past Chancellor DdvId CuuSlrr acted . d. toastma~tcr ant made many appro- . priate offerings. The entire Clifton . delegation wa~ called upon Siuglv . to make speech and each and every one displayed their oratorial eloquence in abundance. The boys arrived home carly Wednesday morning and all complinonted the Morenci people in the hiGhe>: terms for the manner in which they were entertained and in the near future will probably at tract their attention to Clifton.