The copper era., 1905-04-06


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 u,at- al be turulslec.
 Yle fr.e1aA, .-l plt, q grand
 be at ptcttyaau hal saturday
 gat- t .>,C Lr .5 ea7Irec lLDse
 ,Ly atleuc.
 Bob Sampson. d .p.orco man of
 ht"JD~a. o-eC sunday Ia-t and wds
 blr.d et Clifton on Monday. JIe
 fu4v'a ~a- .argeis attended.
 Mrs Ralph Cuotler. of ta. Shan
 upu mIle. e-uDa, husband .- ia tle
 .-ueauon hospital nltL fever. Ia 40" te--oluy temporarily In Clifton. Df
 'untDei .- mpno'ioI slowly
 Juc Webster recently purchased Charley Johnson 3 and Bob N son
 cattle. Nhlc. range iu tuIs ue. TLpDr- hood There are about ZJJ head iu tlt brand. Nc~ars. Johnson and WIl- sDu uII e1g&Ye lD the cattle Dusl ue~s pl Black river.
 His. rreae Eesra9u ls still quite --.s vltr typhoid fever 7-e has had uute q severe spel of it. out ls now
 mpryvog. aao her uan} fr.eno- Aypr that she win soon be around
 The ERA learns that some ,ri,- cH,.ip1, boys are in the habit Of killing pigeons "bica op not belong t them. They are probably nOt aware that they are subject to ar rest for tAe Dncuse. Better cut lt out. by}-.
 Julian Mus2as, obo sAot and slight J. wounded bis father-in-Iaw in North clifton last week. and then took to tLc hills. 'amc iH and surrendered to tn. DhI,eis. lie MAS given a prclimi- . nary examination before Justice Ncn and pat under bonds Df $I5OD Not being able tp give 1he hpnd he was l taken iD SpiDmDnyillc tD await the . action ot thr grand lufy.
 | C. Gdtti'a meat market whs rn- ! tered sunday night and thr safe and ] ,d7h register touched for more than 1 tloJ which included an order on 1 thr \. t Co. fDf ti1 3O. The safe l Nhe "prnrd on thc combinations, which Wouid indicate thdt ihr thief ! Wto hn expert At hi, huainc,a. There ale evidently some pretty hard char a,trt1 in Clifton at the present time. ii"ld-upa dnd tohheriea are he,om- ing common.
 Joseph Terrell, manager of the bpuhlv Circle ranch nn Eagle river, managed tn get iifo Clifton ycatrr- day. lic aals that in crossing the mountaius between hin ranch and NctCdlt hll stirrupa dragged in the suoW, and this was several days at- ter the snow had ceased falling, hence tt had time t0 settle. lie thinks the average snow fall in the big mountains was about two and a half feet.
 Major Latin, of the ERA force, met with an accident Saturday night which put him ont of commission for the entire week. lie came down the step, of the suspension bridge some what hastily, ana stumbling over thc railroad track, fell heavily on the ties, hruiaine both of his legs so badly that ne ha, been a little wob- hlN on his pins ever since. If he meets with n other accidents he will . probably hc able tu return to huai- uC,, urNt week. George Caywood, of Coronado sta ton nn the \. N N. M. H k, who has had all kinds ot hird luck for the past year or more, has finally struck it pretty rich. Last fall he con, ludrd tn plant about twenty acres in wheat on land not ir- , tiratcd tlc did not expect much of l return tor his labor, but having the seed he thought It possible to grow , something green for his stock. The wet season has given him a crop , which II nothing happens to it be tWCCcn this ana harvest time will , Nicld about fifty bushels to the acre. Wheat i~ worth about fl.ih per hu~hrl hence he will have some i easy money, ana nice bundle ot II. ,
 Rc>,cl Thomas, prominent attor- ucN ot Phoenix, has been sentenced h> the supreme court to scrNc Il term tu the pCnttCntidrN at una Tor the cui boz .lrmCnt Ot Il clients money. lie wa, the attorney for Professor k. l.. MtDonnold. formerly the head : ut the Phoenix schools who tnuuu ] himself in iAil awaiting the action ot the grand iurN on charges ot forgery , II. N. MCpannold, a brother, sent | something more than Sloh to hts i hrothrr'> attorney which was dl>>i- ! pltrd tu a manner contrary to the un- 0cI>tapdunS, and Thomas was indiNt- :, ed, convicted and sentenced to the i pcUttcnttarN, He was admitted to , hlil pending d hearing ot his ease on , appvAl \ reversal ot the decision : w.t> given on the grounds that the in ' diEtmcut was defective and new [ tridl was ordered. Attorney rhoma> , was, at last reports, in California. , lt k probable that the ease will be , vctricd here dt the next term ot court. | staple erorerieS, prices low, at Forbes, Chase Creek. \ live And getting ready for the Carnival week with new goods at smiths store, Dishes, Johnson Hr0S, Eng eood assortment, pire patterns, sold hN =. j. Forbes ',