The copper era., 1907-09-19

Joke was on them. he INFORMED some
of his friends confidentially that he
succeeded In locating his best love,
but to his sorrow learned that she got
tired of waiting and married another
fellow. She saved Dave great deal
of trouble, as his Clifton girls would
have made it hot for him.
w. p. Gee, who has resided at Mo-
renci the past six years, and who was
one of the most popular young men
his residence and last week left for
Minneapolis. He was accompanied
by his wife and they will spend some
time there. During his residence at
Morenci Mr.. Gee has constantly filed
the capacity of paymaster, and by
his courteous treatment won the re-
spect'of all who came in contact
with him. Mr.. Gee and his estima-
bic wife will be greatly missed in
Morenci as well as Clifton.
Dial & Webster, two of Clifton's
enterprising citizens who contem-
plate the promotion of a new bot
Ting works in South Clifton, have
commenced the erection of their
cold storage room. The J. H. Dial
feed store building will be added to
and changed for the accommodation
of both the bottling WORKS and feed
store and when completed it will be
one of the incest places in Clifton.
Arrangements have been made and
negotiations closed for the new
machinery, which will arrive by the
time the carpenter work is completed.
Charley Freeman has the contract
and has a number of carpenters at
work. 1t is planned to put the plant
into operation as soon as possible in
order to be ready for the large
volume of business next year.
The Clifton Theatre, located on
east side, had an excellent program
from Saturday to Tuesday night and
on last night opened another that is
conceded to be much better. The
sort in Clifton and the women and
children are taking great interest in
following the program changes. On
next Friday night the program will
be commenced at 7:l0 and arrange
ments have been made to give a spe-
cial musical concert, which will be
furnished by Brittingham's new or
chestra. Music will be furnished
throughout the evening for both
shows, and the price of admission will
be the same as usual. In addition to
the music AID usual amount of NOV
iu0 pictures, Mr.. Malcolm will sing
MY Irish Rosa The musical con-
cert will be a regular feature at the
theatre every Friday night and will
be worth the price of admission alone.
Walter Taylor, a negro employed
at the Arizona Lumber yard, passed
away to his long rest Friday last as a
result of one of the most peculiar
accidents that ever occurred in Cliff
ton. He was yardman and had
charge of the planning mill and one
day last week was running some lx4
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of the boards kicked back and struck
him in the stomach. The accident
occurred shortly after his noon meal
and the blow knocked him out, but
he recovered in a short time and
wanted to go back to work. Later
on he became quite sick and was re-
moved to the hospital where an
operation was performed. His
stomach was caved in and he was
badly bruised internally, although
there was very little evidence visible
from the outside. His condition
gradually grew worse until death
came. The funeral occurred Satur-
day.
For a fine juicy steak, leave orders
with the Clifton Meat and Cold Stor-
age company