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The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1908-02-06
Walkers Weekly Copper Letter.

Copper is stronger, and there is
} every reason to expect a further
gradual advance in prices. Lake and
electrolytic are now quoted at IA to
AT cents per pound. Some sales
were made recently at a small frac-
ton below IA cents, due to the fact
that there is just now no unity of
action or policy on the part of pro-
ducers. All agree, however, that
prices should work higher. At the
present time surplus supplies OF cop
per are very small, compared with
what they we're three months ago.
1t seems that the foreign demand
throughout the period of depression
has been about normal. Foreign
manufacturers seem to have about as
many orders on their books as at any
time within the past two or three
years. One German copper consumer
states that he had 100 per cent. more
orders booked in December, 1907,
than in the corresponding month of
either 1906 or 1905.
1t seems that only a comparatively
small portion of the copper shipped
abroad was purchased by spectators
which means by those who plan to |
resell later on. Some foreign con-
sumers undoubtedly purchased more |
than their immediate requirements
called for, however, thinking the
metal was cheap. The largest pro-
6nCin0 infaraSfa in hic ~,
ped a considerable quantity of cop
per abroad about the time of the
panic, stored it in foreign warehouses
and borrowed money on it. The
greater portion of this copper has
since been sold, withdrawn from the
warehouses and delivered.
Domestic consumption has under
gone tremendous shrinkage, and as
yet few if any signs of improvement
are noted. AS soon as the easier !
money conditions encourage a re- :
1ewal of construction work by rail- =,
-oad, trolley, telephone, telegraph, =
electric light and power companies, :
here will be a decided increase in
he demand tor copper.
One of the largest producing in y
erests, a gentleman who is a most h
areful student of the copper situa- T
ion, expresses the belief that if all Ii
he mines were again operating to s,
heir full capacity, the increased out G
ut would not depress the price of o.
upper more than one cent pound. m
-e says that if the large smelling nj
lants now idle were to resume oper- In
lions Immediately, it would be ap- w
FIVE months before their w
fined product could Lecome factor n,
the metal market. If there were nr
increase of % per cent. in the th
lying demand it would carry the s+
ice of copper to Is cents before an
crease in production could check it. re-
OF course the most important M
ctor in the copper market is the tn
siness situation in this country. cl;
present business is exceedingly wi
d. If it improves in three to six
)nths, as many believe it will, the
pper market will pick up with it. alb
is good opinion that our hard times dis
Il practically disappear by the be- eli
ming of the fall months. In this lik
emit the average price of copper wi
: 1908 should be above Is cents per
ind
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1908-02-06

ANOTHER illustration of the danger
of carrying concealed weapons has
just been given the Clifton people,
which has marked one of the saddest
pages in the history of the town.
Not only has it been a severe shock
to the community, but it is an acct
dent for which the man who carried
the gun will never be able to forgive
himself. We read of sixshooter
accidents almost every day and do
not realize their consequence until a
similar occurrence takes place in our
midst. There is certainly no reason
why any person, except an officer,
should carry gun in this section, as
that period has long since passed.
therefore the law cannot be too
strict. Many good lives have been
destroyed by the careless handling of
guns and many man has passed the
balance of his life in gloom simply
because he accidentally killed his
best friend. We have law impos-
ing a heavy fine for the CARRYING of
concealed weapons and this should
be amended so as to include a SEN
tence, unless good excuse could be
offered for carrying a gun. Then
the. next thing to be done is the en-
forcing of the law. Every time an
officer discovers a man with a gun.
arrest him and give him the limit.
That would break up the toting of
fire arms quicker than anything else.
AS long as guns are carried so long
will accidents occur.
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1908-02-06
: a FATAL ACCIDENT
In Which J. P. Burdett is Shot TO
Death

One of the most unfortunate acci.
dents in the history of Clifton took
place at Morenci last Sunday morn.
ing when ]. P. Burdett was accident.
ally shot by a gun belonging to
Charly Keppler, which resulted in
death Monday evening: Mr.. Burdett
and Charley were good friends and
on Sunday morning planned a short
business trip toMorencl. Shortly after
arriving there they entered a bar
and as Charley raised his foot to a
railing in the room his gun, the
hammer of which was resting on a
loaded chamber, fell out of his pocket
and struck a cuspidor. The Jar
caused the gun to explode and the
bullet hit Mr.. Burdett, taking effect
just below the crotch. ranging upward
and passing through the bladder and
otherwise injuring his intestines.
He did not realize that he was shot
until a witness to the accident
told him and then he tainted away.
A doctor was summoned and Mr..
EBurdett was taken to the D. c. hos
pitaf, where an operation was per-
formed and the bullet'extracted.
Vheodoetor pronounced his case
hopeless and everything possible was
done tn relieve his suffering. Mrs.
Burdett went to Morenci to see her
husband and wass with him until
death came Monday evening.
= Mr.. Burdett, better known as PINK,
came to Arizona from Texas in 1885.
and spent eighteen years in the en-
ploy of the Astec Cattle company,
whose. ranch is located between HoI- |
brook and Winslow. He then moved |
to Utah fora few years; after which
he accepted a position with the
Diamond A cattle company in south
eru New Mexico. He remained there
severall years and then moved to
Duncan where he was located for a
snort time. From Duncan he moved
to Clifton and has resided here the
past three years. Pink was a man
who made friends and in all of the
above places he left a host of friends
and an excellent reputation. Since
Lying in Clifton he has. been a deputy
sheriff and for some time past has
held the position of night watchman
for the A. G. company. He was a
good officer and executed the duties
IF his office with credit He was
member of the Masons, Red Men and
Eagles and was buried Wednesday
morning under the auspices of the
after organization. Over one hum
hundred Eagles, besideds as manv
more friends outside of fraternal n
'onds, attended the funeral, which
vas the largest ever seen in Clifton.
All of the business houses were closed
rom 10 to II O'Clock. The procession
onsisted of more than twenty-five
ehicles, besides large number,who
ode horseback. He leayes a wife
nd two little daughters, an. aged
iothef and other relatives to mourn /
is untimely DEATH
Theirvmany friends and the ERA
xtend7 deepest sympathies. in this
heir saddest affiiction.
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1908-02-06
Card of Thanks

To the dear people of Clifton who
shared our grief and sorrow during
the sickness and death of our be-
loved one, Muriel Lovejoy Wright,
we desire to return our heartfelt
thanks. Your noble deeds and acts
will always live in our memory. God
Bless you all:is the fervent prayer of
her family. - ~
Clifton, Feb. 4th, 1908.
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1908-02-06

F. 0. Bacon, local deputy sheriff,
arrestedsa@big Mexican one night this
week. The Mexican was displaying
heavy piece of artillery in the way
of a 45-Colts. He has not had his
trial yet, but it is likely that he will
get the limit for CARRYING a gun.
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1908-02-06

Fred Perry, who has had consider
able mining experience in the local
district, has decided to locate in
Clifton for the present time. He will
likely engage in the mining business
within the next few weeks.
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1908-02-06

w. j. Burton, car Inspector on the
A. d N. M, received telegram Fri
day morning announcing the arrival
of nine-pound daughter at Benson,
Arizona. He received another mes
sage few days later informing him
that his wife was quite sick and left
Tuesday morning to be withher.
For a fine juicy steak, leave orders
with the Clifton Meat and Cold Stor-
aUe cOmnanv
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1908-02-06

New garden seeds, flower seeds,
etc, a large variety at A. G. drug
department.
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1908-02-06

HOUSE FOR RENT-Four room bouse
d hlVStslGe Tor rent. Electric
lights, fine location. Apply at Smiths
Store.
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1908-02-06

All the delicacies of the season at
Smiths Store.
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1908-02-06

Did you get it at Smiths? Then it
was good.
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1908-02-06
SUBSCRIPTION ppIcE
ADVERTISING RATES.

ion.
Obituary Notices over u lines and Cards of
Thanks charged for at the regular rates.
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res Gsrt ef TSenty-EIsh-

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him
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Cuba, and admitted that this vas his
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vas century ago. his 6rYs wife
dying ten years ago.
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Ridiculous Action.

pres.dent ]. G. schurman OF Ccsnen
-. discussing elective college
oou-,ss. o, which In the freshman and
,ophomore years. he disapproves-
a freshman of ls or II" said Pres
,ssn, schurman. is too young to
choose for himself the courses best
~, him His mind Is not mature
enough. 1t will make mistakes
In It's imma,uri'y. its proneness TO
s--or IL is like the mind OF an old
nan In my native Freeto~n- He.
though old. was mentally undeseloped.
and saw nothing wrong or ridiculous
in = piece OF economy that he put In
uractice In the cemetery.
The old man had lost four wives.
and desired to erect for each a head
stone. with an inscription commemora-
i've or her wifely virtues.
But inscriptions. he found. were
very expensive He economized In
This way
He had the Christian name OF each
wife cut on a small stone above her
grave-~EmmA. Mary" Hester.
-Edtth." Under each name a hand
pointed to a large stone in the cen
ter OF the lot. and under each hand
were the words:
For epltaph see large stone.
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The DcTcss GIFT.
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Gut at fzst consented to try this reu
aood.
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foa6est anticipatioa and every day
since then I hare blessed the goo.s
Doctor and the inventor Of Grape
S1tz
noticed Improvement at once and
In months time my former spells Of
Indigestion had disappeared In two
months ! felt Ike . new man Ny
brain vas much clearer and keeuey.
my body took On the vitality N youth.
and this condition has euntfnued-
Ihese's : Reason Name etvea y
Postum Co. Battle Cresk, l6ieA. Rea1
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To Save Trouble.

4 Connecticut man tells OF two
l-izhmeu from Boston who, while driv-
.az through the state named. observed
that many o! the barns had weather
,ales ia tho shape OF huge ROSTERS
Dennis said one ir!shman TO the
o'l-r. can $" :ell me why they al
WAYS have a rooster an uiyer a hin
OF the ,op % thin barns,"
sure replied Dennis Its because
OF the difficulty they'd have In col
..ct.tg the eggs
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n. Eei.er Of the Rural New Yorker.

,-,, whom ther. q. no better Potato *
- m the country says ->4lzer'- EArii-
81 F0,ata 4. the earliest OF 3s eafis--;
.s--s. trei b ne. yleldsnS .ei bu- psr
.r-r >alrer. E8rIy Wisconsin yielded
;.r ,h4 Rural New Yorker 30 bu- Per
~ -. >alzcf catAiOs about them
!ysI SIND iOc IN sTkxFs
and thu. no,ee TO the John \, sllzer
>..d Go. Is ru.se. NIs-. and they SiLi
AL ,ou tie only original .--i eaialo,
.ulll.hed n AnerrA with samples G.
E;ap~rur William Oat-, Silver King Bar
h. HlIrou Dollar Grass : hlch produce
l. tor, PEI acre sainfoIn. the dry sol
.z1-rta'or. etc etc. e;C.
An. d roa Ind lsc We wlll add pack
az of re~ arm seed. neysr before seea
- ,c4 h "
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Sees N TIE Dark.

= tell you began the first club
uza there never was cat ike my
xif. -
Oh come nov. protested the
other. that's a pretty rough thing to
sas
oh yol misunderstood me. l
mean 10 say i, doesn't matter how
dark i Is when get home. she can
always SOC what my condition is
Philadelphia Press.
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s.a.t misery from
k1,ey trouble One
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AL legs -sre sim
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