The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1906-07-19
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to the endorsement of the Democratic county
convention. ~ .nw
The ERA is authorized to announce Frank
Richardson as a candidate for the Office of sher-
iff of Graham county. subject to the endorse
ment of the democratic county convention
FOR CONSTABLE.
The Era is authorized to announce Dave
Arzate as a candidate for constable for Clifton
precinct subject to the endorsement OF the
Republican precinct primary convention.
The ERA is authorized to announce } P. Bnr-
dett for constable of Clifton prcainct. subject to
~ approval of the democratic primary pre-
fnct convention.
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The total assessable wealth of ella
county is now more than $3,OOO,OOO
having doubled in tlepasr two years.
Old ella is doing well enough.
A new passenger tariff will go into
effect on the A. & N. M. r. r. on
August first. The rate from that
date will be five cents per mile.
Ed. Head and Billy Tucker brought
in bunch of beef cattle this week
from the Rattlesnake country for the
Clifton Meat and Cold Storage COM
pany.
If you want to enjoy the right of
franchise this fall do not fail to
register. The registration books are
now open at the Office of Justice
Neff.
Doroteo Espinoza, aged 81 years
was gathered to his fathers on Fri
day last. He was an old time citizen
of this section, and had many friends
among the Mexican population.
Dell Potter, Roy wayland and
Charles Daniels left Sunday last for
Denver to attend the annual meeting
of the Elks. Mr.. Wayland will
visit his old home in Missouri before
. returning
49, Mexican laborer who was work
ing in the Stag pit, was quite badly
bruised up yesterday morning by a
slide which occurred from the wall
He was not seriously hurt, and will
soon be around again.
A third rail is being laid on the A.
g. N. NJ. r. r. to the depot building,
and when the work is completed the
Coronado passenger train will arrive
and depart from the A. & N. M. de-
pot, which will be a convenience to
the public.
A daughter arrived Monday last at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Baylor
Shannon. 1t is said that Bay imme-
diately discarded his crutches, and
has since been skipping around like
a kid. Miss Shannon and mamma
are doing nicely.
G. G. Hoole, an employee of the
shannon store at Metcalf, returned
this week from California, where he
spent several weeks. After leaving
here he was taken down with typhoid
fever, and spent most of his vacation
in a hospital in Los Angeles.
Will Weise, who has charge of the
A. c. briquetting plant, met with
an accident one day this week, which
will give him lay off for a few
weeks. There was an explosion of
some kind, and his hands and face
were badly burned, but nothing of a
serious nature.
George Beekman, formerly of Cliff
ton, is now located at Pearce, where
he is connected with the Pearce
! Mercantile company. Since leaving
Clifton George has taken unto him.
self ''better half" who is now at
Newport Beach, but will join him in
the fall.
Miss Ringgold, who has been in
charge of the telephone office at
Solomouville for the past three
years, has accepted the position OF
general manager of the Roosevelt
ana PhOenlX telephone line, dhu VIII
make her headquarters in Phoenix.
The promotion is well deserved.
G. r. Taylor, who has been with
the A. c. company for many years
left yesterday morning for Douglas
where he will make his home in the
future. His father has located q
farm near Douglas, upon which the
family will reside.
w. E. Beck, perhaps better known
in this section as "Cyclone Bill, " is
now living at Tombstone, where ne
has been engaged for some time past
in literary pursuits. He is writing
historical sketches of Arizona, and /.
he tells all he knows his fiction will
sound very much like the truth. Mr.
Beck will no doubt cut considerable
ice in local politics in Cochise count.
this fall.
See the new double suit cases a
81 and IS at The Hub.
Highest grade lunch goods ant
delieatessens at the A O. Grocer