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The copper era., 1908-06-18
THREE BALL GAMES.
Dawson. N. M., MOrenci and Clifton
 Play Series of Games Next Week.

Arrangements have just been con- pleted whereby the Clifton and Mo- renci base ball teams will cross bats with the Dawson team for a series of three games Saturday and Sunday week, June 27th Pnd 18th. Dawson claims the championship of the southwest and is coming to Clifton to demonstrate that fact. All three teams are first-class and the games will be interesting. Clifton will play Dawson Saturday afternoon. Sunday morning-MOrenci and Dawson. Sun day afternOon-CliftOn and Dawson.
 Baroldy will pitch the Sunday game for Clifton and d new man will pitch the Saturday game. Brock will cate h both games. The famons twirler, Quick, will pitch for a.cer- tainty this time and Brubaker will catch for Morenci. These games are sure to be hot ones and the public should turn out we'll. The Metcalf train will be held Sunday afternoon until the ball game is over, thereby giving the Metcalf people an oppor- tunity to see the game.
The copper era., 1908-06-18

THE most interesting national re- publican convention ever held in the United States is being. held at Chi cago this week. It is areeord break CT in the way of contests, fully one hundred and fifty propositions having come up for settlement before the national committee. Even Arizona joined in with the states in the mat ter of contests. In Arizona there was what was called the regular and the Kibbey delegations. Opinions differed considerably as to which delegation would be seated, but the national committee decided that the regular convention delegates would be seated. This decision made a diff ference of but one delegate, Powell instead of Smith. Judge Sloan, of Phoenix, was the choice of both con- VenfiOnS
The copper era., 1908-06-18
ventiOns.

THE time for mining men to enter d good mining district is when times are dull, just the same as any other line of business. There are more good mining propositions in the Cliff ton-Morenci district than in any other mining region in existence. These propositions can be secured cheaper at the present date than ever before and the opportunity for fortunes were never greater than right here in our midst. It has al ways been a mystery why mining men have overlooked Clifton-Mo- renci and entered other districts at high prices, when as a matter of fact they could have secured better property at one-half the price. There must be some reason for it and that reason must be the lack of proper advertisement by the people who are interested in claims. Every other mining district is organized and spend considerable money each year in letting the outside world know what they have. There are many people who are interested in the Clifton-Morenci district, but as they never have an opportunity to secure literature, they never enter with capital. The record of the three big companies operating here should be a good enough advertisement, but capitalists need other encouragement beside what is being done. Many of them are of the opinion that all of the best mines are owned by the three companies. It is fact that they own the best mines, but it must be borne in mind that we have hun dreds of prospects that may make as good, or better mines with the ex- penditure of a small amount of money in development work. The proposition of one mining man inter- fering with another's deal has also done more to hell back the progress of this district than any other one thing. Don't overlook the fact that the improvement of your neighbours claim will enhance the value of yours, and instead of knocking try the plan of doing little boosting.
The copper era., 1908-06-18

WITHIN the next few days the republicans will have nominated their candidate for president of the United States. There appears to be very little doubt as to who will be the nominee as Taft will most likely go in on the first ballot. It has been remarked by many republicans, though they are not members of the inner circle, that unless Taft is nomi- mated on the first ballot Roosevelt's name will be entered. There does not appear to be any likelihood for such proposition to come up and if it does Teddy will not stand for it. However, such discussion is unneces- sary, as MT. Taft has things his own way
The copper era., 1908-06-18

Now that the campaign is drawing near the republicans should get their heads together and select their best material for candidates. There has always been one great trouble with the republicans of Graham county. They usually fight each other on ac- count of some little difference that should have died at the close of the convention. There is very little to be gained by the weaker party when these little home fights are allowed to continue
The copper era., 1908-06-18

Morenci to the west side of the big mountain which will be used for trans portatiou ot ore by rail, reducing the cost of transportation to minimum. 1t is in that section that s0me of the richest gold-silver-copper ores have been discovered, but so far noIe of the workings are deep enough tp demonstrate the extent of the ore bodies. The next four or five years will verify the good opinions of min ing men who have expressed them selves in the past.
The copper era., 1908-06-18

At the last regular meeting of Clifton Lodge No. l7, Knights of Pythias, the following officers were elected for the ensuing term: J. E. Holt, chancellor commander; Olaf Halverson, vice-chancellor; E. J.. Lehman, prelate; !. F Hays, keeper ot record and seal; w. D. Whipple, master of work; Frank Martin, mas ter at arms; John Allison, inner guard; George Slater, outer guard.
The copper era., 1908-06-18

Herman Degenar, secretary and treasurer of the New York-Arizona gold and copper company, visited Clifton this week on business con nected with his company. He re- ports that the company is pushing development work and at present is employing about thirty-two men. The management of the company has decided to do more sinking in the future than it has in the past, as best places to do their sinking. On several of the best claims, principally the Lillian, Louise and BuZZard Shadow, excellent results have re- gently been obtained. Since the last meeting of the board of directors of the company, the New York-Arizona stock has been selling in the east at $l per share. Very few of the local stockholders have transferred any of their stock since the increase in the price of the stock as they desire to take chances on the future develop ments. The company now has ample funds on hand to continue develop ment work for some time, but it is their intention to erect a small gold mill in the near future in order to be in a position to take care of them selves without the sale of any more stock than is absolutely necessary. The company has been operating over a year and it has been forging to the front rapidly.
The copper era., 1908-06-18

ceded to be one of the best claims owned by the New England company. Considerable depth has bee" gained on this mine and the ore bodies, though of a grade of 9 to F per cent. copper, are increasing iii size with depth. From the Copper King mine above Clifton, the company is now making regular shipments again and it is reported that operations are profitable. In addition to the Antie
 tam aud Copper King mines the company has number of other valuable claims in the best portion of the Clifton-Morenci district which are bound to become important re- sources for the company with devel- opment work. The management of the company is such at the present date as to insure more rapid advance ment in the future than in the past. Ia fact it is the most economical management the company has ever experienced and as good, if not bet ter results are being obtained in the way of output. Stockholders who have been anxious to sell cheap should keep their stock for few years longer as an investment.
 Paul Crowley, one of the old time miners of the Clifton Morenci dis trict, visited the mines west of
 Ja several of the claims owned by the Home Copper company. the Gold Belt and the New YOrk-Arizona company
 He reports that the Home company has recently done considerable work and have several excellent shOwings At the Gold Belt he saw one of the best gold mines ever opened in this district and is of the opinion that that company will eventually be heavy producer of both copper and gold. He reports that some new work is being done on the copper claim that will no doubt open up the ore body that the company has been looking for. On the properties of the New York-ArizOna company he saw several excellent gold claims and is of the opinion that an un- limited amount of frst-class milling ore can be developed at depth. In fact his opinion of the district west of Morenci is that it is the coming portion of the Cliftou-Morenci mining region. Both the A. C. and D. c. companies own good claims in that section on which most satisfactory results have been obtained. A long tunnel has just been completed from
The copper era., 1908-06-18

THE ERA must confess that it is not furnishing as much reading matter as usual for the reason that business has been too rushing for the present force. Now that the rush is over we will be in position to print little more reading matter.
The copper era., 1908-06-18

IT NOW seems that the presidential candidates in the United States will most likely be. Taft and Bryan. There is absolutely little chance for any other man on the republican ticket and Bryan has things his own way. Had the democrats boomed "Yonney Johnson" there might have been a chance to mix things.
The copper era., 1908-06-18
CLIFTON AND MORENCI NEXT
 SUNDAY.

Another match game of base ball will be played Sunday next between Clifton and MOrenci. Baroldy will pitch for Clifton and it is d cer- tainty that Quick will take a chance at pitching. Don't miss the fun.
The copper era., 1908-06-18

THERE does not appear to be very many candidates for the county offices this year. This is either the case or the candidates have formed a trust and will not fatten the bank roll of the newspapers of the county. Up to the present time but one candidate has announced himself.
The copper era., 1908-06-18

In order to make room for a new line of gents furnishings, J. A. BillIngsley x Co. will close out their entire stock of dry goods at dis count of 9 per cent for cash. The sale is now going on. pOn'f fail 10 take advantage ct il.
The copper era., 1908-06-18
MINING NOTES
Pertaining to CIiftOn-MOrenci Dis-
 trict and Surrounding Camps.

The Southwestern Development and Improvement company has sus- pended operations on the Polaris property temporarily. The results obtained from recent development work. have been satisfactory and the suspension is on account of affairs connected with the business end. Work will probably be resumed on a large scale in very short time.
The copper era., 1908-06-18

The New England and Clifton Cop per company now has its new air compressor in operation and the new hoist will be ready for business with in a short time. These new improve
 ments will mean great deal for the future development and operation of the AntIetam mine, which is con.
The copper era., 1908-06-18

PUMP FOR SALE--A 5-inch centri- ficial Byron-Jackson pump, good as new. Capacity 1000 gallons per min ute, with suction and discharge com plete. Call oR or write Dell M, Potter.
The copper era., 1908-06-18

FOR sALE-4-room frame dwelling house on Hills addition at Sl 800 cash. Call or address C. E. Collins, Box 594, Clifton, Arizona.
The copper era., 1908-06-18

Thursday aud Friday nights at the Clifton Theatre-The Rivals and Don't Pull My Leg. They are ont of sight.
The copper era., 1908-06-18

Call at Mrs. Norquay's 227 Chase creek, for your chicken dinner-every day. Table board S25 per month.
The copper era., 1908-06-18

at Metcalf last week when Jack Lantz, d barber at that place, acci-
 dentally killed Mexican. Jack
 went out for q little rifle practice
 and took several shots at a post
 located at the old turkey shooting
 grounds. When he went to the post
 to see how many times he had hit it, to his astonishment he found
 that he had shot a Mexican. It seems that the Mexican was laying at the foot of the post and low shot struck him in the body. resulting in death few hours later. Jack at once gave himself up and reported the accident. Late at night follow ing the accident fire broke out in Lantz'> barber shop which destroyed the shop and several adjoining build ings. The fire is supposed to have been started by Mexicans who were indignant over the accident. The accident caused q great deal of hard f feeling among the MeXic@ns who did not understand the circumstances. Jack has resided at Clifton and Met calf the past four or five years, dur ing which time he has suffered sev- eral losses by floods in addition to his last fire and accident.
The copper era., 1908-06-18
suRscRIPrioN PRICE

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The copper era., 1908-06-18

Why cook when you can get nice cold lunches at Smiths store.
The copper era., 1908-06-18

O. J. Cotey is getting along nicely with the work on the old bridge, which has been buried the past two years. He has already recovered q urge portion of the iron, and is get ting along much faster than was an ticipatei. Dynamite is being used for breaking the iron. It now seems that the work will be completed long b.fOre the rainy season.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-01-02
gupnn, Die Ger. 4tanten i1nb
Gnplattn.

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8otf1afters 8rDee, ebie unmittelbar
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hat obne 3tpeifel politifhe Bebeufunq.
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-01-02
ErnstkretdJa Cloth.

Die @eburtsaiffer Der fran30fTden
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-01-02
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-01-02
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a4ttn Riid4fnnnnerunn.

llngarn, 6as tpegen feiner uneefuns
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FRONT.
Mel6e Wortbeile 6iele Niidpan6ez
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tann, erbeut aus Dem 8eifpiel Der fdhs.
iiThen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS gei.
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