The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1907-08-01
MINOR MENTION

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Mrs. Price will soon commence the
erection of large dwelling on Hills
new addition.
Sistro Torres, a Mexican resident
OF Clifton, died last Friday and was
buried Saturday.
Attorney f. B. Laine will remove
next week into the room occupied by
the Gold Belt company.
There was an interesting badger
fight at the bottling works last week
and it is reported that the dog won
. the fight.
The North Clifton moving picture
man has moved his show to Morenci,
where he is getting large houses and
doing well.
The Clifton Theatre has secured
the services of Morris Abraham, who
furnishes excellent music during the
performances.
All members of the K. OF p. lodge,
are especially requested to be present
at the lodge room next Friday night.
There is important business.
Ernest Frye, who is doing some
work on claims in the Geld Hill dis
trict, visited Clifton this week on
business, returning home yesterday.
JIG. Cooper, of the A c. company,
AFFIRMED Saturday from a short visit
California. His family will re-
main on the coast the remainder of
the summer
a wagon was backed off the APP
proach to the bridge on East side and
landed against Risdon's studio. No
damage was done to the building, but
it took some time TO get the wagon
out.
Alex veitch, general manager of
the New England and Clifton Copper
company, spent several days of the
past week in Clifton in the interest
of his company. He returned Tues
day to California.
Ed. Heyl, yardmaster of the y, &.
N. NJ, resigned his position and left
Tuesday for Douglas. He will prob
ably locate in that section. The va
cancy caused by his resignation is
filed by John Kelly, who is an old |
employe of the railroad company.
c. o. Billingsley, one of the bosses
at the A. c. smelter, returned home |
Sunday from a short visit to FL Paso
and Old Mexico. He went to Mexico
as a representative of Il local syndi- |
cate who have taken over some miu-
ing property in the republic. He was
accompanied by his daughter, Miss
Ethel, who visited friends in FL Paso. |
Ard still the building goes on. In
addi tion to the other numerous new
buildings, Prof. Halyerson has de-
cided to erect a four-room residence
in the neighborhood of Johnny
Parks residence. Work has been
commenced on the foundation. 1t
will be modern in every respect and
will be finished as soon as possible.
w. w. Damron, who has recently
completed several nice residences ON
Hills new addition, last week pur-
chased a lot from Nit Simms on
which he will erect handsome six
room dwelling. 1t will he modern in
every respect and will enhance the
appearance of that part of town.
Work was commenced on the founda-
tion Monday and the building will be
rushed.
Mr.. Caruthers, the leader of the A.
c. company band, who has been em-
ployed in the =. c. store depart
ment, has resigned his position and
LETT Saturday for his old home in the
east. During his residence here he
made number of friends. Under
his management the local band has
been quite successful. Mr.. Coleburn
will fill his place in the band.
Jack Anderson, conductor on the
Coronado passenger train, returned
AuNoheAO evening nun a lllOhll ZIP
to Santa Monica. He reports a de-
lightful trip and was sorry that he
had to return 50 soon. While there
he met a number of old time Clifton
people, among them being Louis
Kreckel Joe Heron and Jake Abra-
ham. His family will remain a
month longer.
c. b. Martin, formerly resident
of the Blue, where he conducted
general merchandise business, which
was washed away by the Hood, was in
Clifton this week. He is now d resi-
dent of Pride, Texas, where he has
opened up new store and is doing a
good business. While here he visited
Morenci and met many of his old
friends who were glad to see him.