The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1906-07-19

The ERA is this week in receipt
of further information in regard to
the red flag incident which occurred
at Globe on the Fourth of July.
1t seems from present information
that Hon. Wiley E. Jones, of Stafford,
entered a certain saloon in Globe,
and on observing a red flag floating
over the bar, he denounced it in no
uncertain terms as the emblem of
anarchy. He was Immediately at
tackled by several men, and after
being knocked down he was thrown
into the street, as others had been
during the day. He had the salts
faction of returning later and telling
the proprietors of the den just what
he thought of them, and on this trip
he was not molested, and it was no
doubt fortunate for the red flag men
that he was not. Mr.. Jones at once
took up the matter with President
, Roosevelt and also with United
States Attorney Alexander. If he
can accomplish nothing more he pro-
poses to at least have the license of
this particular den revoked. The
several red flag incidents which have
recently occurred at Globe have LETT
very bad impression with the gen.
eral public.
Harry Martin, of Grant county. N.
NJ, spent couple of days in Clifton
! last week, and while here contracted
with the Clifton Meat and Cold
Storage company. for the delivery of
400 three-year-old steers, 500 cows
and $50 veals, all of which are in
splendid condition. The delivery
will commence August 2lst.
During the past few weeks earth
quakes have become of rather fire.
ouent occurrence in the southwest
Several have been reported from
New Mexico, and on Thursday OF
last week quite severe one visited
that section. 1t was also felt here,
At five minutes of y o'clock on Mon
day slight temblor visited this sec
ton Several slight shocks have
been felt here during the past few
months.
The Morenci ball team played the
Bankers of FL Paso at Ell Paso Sun
day, and defeated them by a score o.
80. The Morenci team played ar
errorless game, and won much ap
plause in the Pass City.
Judging from the following which
appeared in the Herald, the game
Saturday was a regular smuggling
match:
Somebody said that a game wa:
PLAYED between these two teams Sat
urday, but q careful search among
the fans for one who attended, show
ed them all well provided with alibis
Some say the score, as somebody elst
told them, was Pip in favor of Mo
renci, while others say they heard
that it was only 1872.
Billy Moore, who was in charge o
the A. c. concentrating plant No. b
has been promoted to manager of thu
new plant No. 6, and Fred Marston
who was assistant to Archie Morrison
in the Clifton plant, has been pro
NOTED to the position of manager o
No. concentration, at LongfellOW.
VIM. Underwood's canned meats d
the A. G. Grocery Department con
sisting of
Deviled Ham ! and Id. cans.
Deviled Tongue Id. cans.
Deviled Chicken I h. cans.
/ Deviled Turkey ID. cans.
Guaranteed to be the purest canine
meat on the market.
Just arrived extra choice sprin
chickens and hens at Smiths store.
The old reliable Schlitz beer sol
in all first-class places in Clifton. 5
& S. Bottling Works Agents.
Buy your featherweight hat at Til
Hub.
Risdon's photographs are up t
date. See his work before Goin
slss ~hsts