The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1907-02-21

ed by the ERA on legal advertising.
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Articles Of Incorporation &c inseruons)
Notice pic e" to creditors and similar notices
from the Probate Court, per notice..
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contest notlces.-. 10
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Cut flowers at Dunn & LOOMS
every Saturday.
Master Sheldon Gray is quite il
with fever.
Mrs. E. j. Heyle has about re
covered from a severe spell of illness
Thos. M. Jones has been laid VI
this week nursing case of la grippe
Miss Nettle Freeman is quite sicl
this week.
Thomas M. Jones has been laid VI
with the grippe this week.
The approach to the foot bridge il
South Clifton has been repaired
DIR. Fales has erected a fence
around his residence at the Shannon
hospital.
Upper Chase Creek in front of the
Catholic church is being cut dowr
and graded.
Ivan Hoefeld has removed his stock
of goods to his old stand in the Cas-
carelli block.
Ben C. Estes, of Stafford, has ac-
copied position with the ERA typo
raphical force.
w. S. Humphreys will erect a cot
tage on the hillside in East Clifton
in the near future.
Clifton lodge Knights of Pythias
will have initlatory work in the first
rank tomorrow evening.
The Hopkins lot, adjoining A. G.
Smiths residence, is being fenced,
preparatory to planting trees.
Bill Brooks, one of the skimmers at
the Shannon smelter, is, laid up this
week nursing a case of grippe.
Presbyterian church services: Sun
day school $50 a. m. Morning Wor-
ship IL a. m. Evening services 7:30
p. m.
Some work was done on the roads
in East Clifton last week by Over
seer Spaw. Mr.. Spaw is quite busy
these days.
The National Educational Associa-
tion, which meets at Los Angeles in
July, will use the palm and urn for
its insignia.
Percy w. McLeon arrived Monday
from Ell Paso, Texas, to accept a
position with H. B. Burke in the A.
& N. M. freight depot.
w. A. Burke, one OF the A. C. ma
chinists had one of his arms badly
crushed last Saturday and has since
been laid up for repairs.
Tree planting is the craze in Cliff
ton aud especially on HILLS addition.
Everybody is planting trees and
otherwise identifying their yards.
Contracts have been let to w. S..
Humphreys by the Scotch mess boys
for the erection of two large cottages
on the hillside in East Clifton. Con-
struction work has been commenced.
The Arizona & New Mexico rail-
way will be sporting new express
and baggage coach in the near
future. 1t will be much larger than
the old one.
1t is rumored that one of Clifton's
young men made an engagement to
take a young lady to dance last
night, but the young lady stole a
march on him and married another
fellow.
The Presbyterian church has just
received a fine chapel organ. A gift
from Mr.. G. Hopkins. The congre-
cation wish to extend their hearty
thanks to the donor for this beautiful
and useful gift.
Road Superintendent Layton ar
rived in Clifton last week on bust
ness connected with. the good roads
of this section. 1t is hoped that he
wiIlrecommend an unlimited amount
of work.
The residences of the A. G.. COM
pany officials are being raised six
feet by Harry Niblock, chief car
penter. All the buildings will be
placed on good rock foundations and
when completed will present most
pleasant appearance.
G. E. Morris, an old time carpenter
of Clifton, died on Chase creek yes
terday about o'clock. He was a