The copper era., 1907-11-14

Era Publishing Go. @@@@#@@@@@@ 2 9 MINOR MENTION g. A 41I Ivan Hoefeld's new residence on Hills new addition is rapidly nearing completion.
 The Central Kitchen on East sioe will cut out night service after No vember 30th.
 F A small fire occurred at the A. c. plant this morning. but was extin- guished before any damage was done. The public schools of this section are closed this week on account of the teachers institute at Phoenix.
 The marriage of J. R. Todd and Miss Fischer has been announced and will take place at Morenci in the very near future.
 The new school building on Hills new addition is rapidly advancing and is commencing to loom up to some extent.
 A new daughter arrived Wednes- day morning to bless the home ot MT. and Mrs. M. Danenhauer. All doing nicely.
 The death of the infant of MT. and Mrs. Edward Gomez occurred at Tue son last week, after a short illness. The remains were laid to rest at FTucson.
 The stationary engineers employed at the Shannon reduction works set tied matters on the 10th. The men accepted the cut in wages with the exc option of two or three who have resigned.
 Schade & Stephens have purchased the dance hall building at Nick Coles halfway house. They have disman- tied the building and will move the old lumber to Clifton, which will be used for an addition to their reside property in Hills addition.
 Ia this issue appears statement of the financial condition of the Gila Valley Bank & Trust company. It is an excellent statement and careful perusal will be of especial interest to the people of this section who do business with the company.
 Stephens & Schade, prOprietors Of the S. S5 s. bottling works, last week purchased the Terrence residence in North Clifton. They will remodel the house and make it suitable for wet goods emporium, which will be the new Ira Johnson place.
 Prof. Olaf Halverson, principal of the Clifton Union High School, de- parted Sunday for Phoenix, where he will attend the territorial teachers institute The professor is an active National Educational Association member, and always takes consider able interest in educational meetings
 Mir. and Mrs. Baylor entertained on Sunday last at a dinner in honor of MT. and Mrs. E. R. Patterson, ot Morenci. Mrs. Patterson will be re- membered as Miss Anderson. MT and Mrs. Patterson formerly resided in Clifton and their friends were glad to welcome them again.
 Dial & Webster, who are building the new bottling works in South Cliff ton report that they are getting along nicely. The carpenter is near ing completion, after which the machinery will be installed. Ar engagements have already been made and some of the machinery has beer shipped.
 Ira Johnson, proprietor of the Paw nee saloon in North Clifton, has re moved his business to the Pete Tor rance building next door to the opera house. Carpenters are now busy re modelling the building and when com pleted Ira will have neat place ot business. He will be pleased to set his old customers at the new location
 Paul M. H Henry, of Los Angeles special agent for the North Britis and Mercantile fire insurance com pany, visited Clifton this week to ir spect his local agency, which is | the hands of Mat Danenhauer. Tn North British is one of the leadin insurance companies of the world.
 Floyd King, formerly resident c Clifton and who was connected wit the Arizona & New Mexico railwa company, visited Clifton Wednesday MT. King left here several years az to become associated with the E. & s. w. railroad, with whom he ha remained ever since. After beln located at Fl Paso for some time h was promoted to the position d;visiO, Sr1nerintendent. with heaI