The copper era., 1908-08-13
MORENCI ITEMS.

! Green, left Tuesday morning on the
excursion to California for month S
vacation.
w. J. Daley, a former contractor
for the A. G. Co., came in from the
MOgollons last Saturday for a visit
with friends.
Clifton Hunt, who has been employ
ed by the D. G. company tor some
time. left for Globe last week where
he has a good position.
Harry Scaling left for a month S
rest on the coast, and by judiciuus
roofing he expects to help Clifton
WIN the cricket games.
G. W. Scott will leave in a few days
for months outing on the coast and
will probably visit some of the inland
towns before returning.
The a. G. Co. has commenced work
on their new power plant building
and as soon as that is completed the
machinery will be installed.
Mrs. J. W. Caldwell, mother of
Mrs. y. L. Cummings, left Tuesday
for Oklahoma, where She will visit her
son, Judge J. w. Caldwell.
Mrs. w H. =. Goddard has been
quite i'll the past week but at present
hope that she viii recover soon.
Geo. York brought in the first load
of peaches from his ranch last Mon
day. They were fine in quality and
size and George says That he has lots
of them.
In Il practice ball game Sunday af-
ternOOn the scrub team beat the
professional , to o. II looks as if
ina -
ball team.
W. II. LanDeau resigned his posi-
tion with the ella Wiley Bank ard
Trust company and left for Clifton
Saturday where he expects TO reside
in the future.
Il. II. Wagner aud wife are visit
or9 IN camp this week. Mr. Wagon
er comes from Colorado and is much
Interested in the mining operations
in Arizoua.
\ new firm has been organized in
MOrenci called the Southwestern
brokerage Association. They will
buy and sell everything and do d gen
eral brokerage business.
Mr. and Mrs. Mcbride arrived in
camp the latter part of the week from
northern California. Mr.. Mcbride
Morenci Water company on their new
pipe line.
John Kiddie left for his home in
North Port, Washington on Wednes-
day morning. While away Mr.. Kid
die will visit various points in Canada
and the northern portion of the
United States.
Mrs. F. 7. Hertzinger arrived in
f--ar hs. lat RI Af he. L
from Colorado to Join her husban nd
who has been here for some time and
has position in the mining depart
ment of the a. c. Co.
The base ball grounds are almost
finished aud work on the grand stand
will be commenced in d few days.
They expect to have everything COM
p eted and ready for business by the
18th of September.
Mrs. c. B. Nonamaker, who is at
present visiting in Nebraska, will
leave for home in few days. Mr..
Nonamaker will meet her on the way
and they will spend d week or two in
Cloudcroft before returning to Mo-
renci.
A. L Cummings left Sunday morn
ing for New YOrk.and other eastern
points where he will purchase fall and
winter goods for the ID. &. store. Mr..
Cummings will probably be gone a
month.
Frank Booher arrived from FL Faso
last week and has accepted Il posi-
ton with the d. G. Co. Mr.. Booher
was formerly a mine foreman for the
a. G. Co. His many friends are glad
to welcome him back to the Hill city.
Messrs. Work. Tyler and Webster,
officers of the New York and Arizona
Company. visited the Cyanide Plant
of the Crawford Cola Mines Satur-
day. They are figuring on installing
Il similar plant to handle the ores
from their mines.
w. 5. Green and wife, Of Columbus
Ga, arrived in camp Saturday eve
ming. MIR. Green is d heavy stock
holder in the New York and Arizona.
aud j. their selling agent for the
sou hern states. They will be I'm
camp for several days.
MIR. !. j. Ra~roc entertained at
cards ruJr~i1y afternoon. The game
va, hearts and the fact was dc,elOp-
ca that There We're some excellent
player in camp. Delicious rrircsh-
mvut> were s-fE' q and every one had
Il delightful t4he.
The republicans cf ibis precinct
helu a caucus 1T jne t.ur SATURDAY.
evening and elected 'iv follow. q 81
cgates to attr,.d ''-t. -..G,-.tiuu at
S3lomuville the l5th Of th.- uo-tb:
r. +. Moore. ]. Z. Tyler. a. t. Work,
and @. ii. Davidson.
John 5 Burnes, vino has Ch1~r- of
the furniture department OF the >.
G. store. left Sunday morning ior the
east and north where he will purchase
the stock for the fall ard winter.
He will visit Chicago and Grand
Rapids.
Judge Address left Saturday morn
ing on trip to 7ariOus points in Mex
leo. The Judge owns quite a little
mining property in Sonora, where he
expects to make arrangements to
have the development on these claims
pushed as rapidly as possible.
w. NJ. Grylls. after years alb
sence, returned to camp Monday.
He was formerly employed at the ella
Valley Bank and Trust Co., and has
a great number of friends who are
pleased to see him again. The COP
per Mess entertained in his honor on
the evening of his arrival.
J. j. Kelly, who spent the past
month in the mountains on a real
hear hunt returned homo :; ftpr haV-