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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-14
w ANT COLUMN
WANTED.

WANTED-Men to learn barber
trade. Thoroughly practical course
by free clinic and careful instructions.
Lie scholarship. tools given, board
provided. Some money earned before
completing. Send for catalogue. Mo-
Ter Barber College. s.. Louis, Mo. tt.
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statesmen WANTED to sell to
Grocers, Druggists and Confection-
ers; $4,000 per month and expenses.
California Cider & Extract Co., St.
Louis, Mo. 1t
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WANTED-Grocery or dry goods
clerks who want a bettes position
Splendid chance for young man who
can hustle. Good money and good
chance Of promotion to the right man.
Address P. I. Co., care of Gate City.
HIT.
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WANTED-5oO old feather beds. This
is chance to sell your old feather
beds for good price. viii be in Keo-
kuk one week. Address j. W. Bres-
kow, Gen. Del, phone Grand Hotel.
Will call. 1927.
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statesmen WANTED.

WANTED sALESMEN--C Cider and
phosphate statesmen. Liberal sal
airy or high commissions with $4,000
weekly advance. Red Cross Vinegar
Co.. st. Louis Mo. s-tf
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WANTED-Dining room girl; good
wages and room and board. APP
ply at once to T. M. Glover, Strong.
hurst, Ill. 14-3t
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FOR RENT-Nine room house, new
furnace. bath, gas, water Inquire
1903 N. 7th st.
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FOR RENT-No. 10 North Seventh st.
rooms now occupied by DR.. Dorsey,
also three front rooms. second floor,
625 Main, apply to A. j. Dimond.
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MAKE 500 MONTHLY. in spare time
supplying stores and schools. Ever
sharp pencil. Always snap, always
ready. Requires only fifty dollars and
references. Steady income. Investi-
gate. Sample ten cents. National
Pencil CO., St. Paul, MINI. 1t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-14

FOR RENT-12s Morgan street. Fur.
mace, gas, bath, river view In
quire Ills Franklin. 1t
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FoR RENT.

FOR RENT-Six room cottage at e2o
N. 18th street. Apply at ZIG Main.
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COMMERCIAL TRAVELLER
enced wants position, city or road.
Employed, satisfactory reason for
changing. Traveller. Gate City. 14-3t
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FOR RENT-22O South Eleventh st.
Gas, bath. $500 DR.. G. A. jenkins.
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FOR RENT-Three room house in
Hamilton. centrally located. Rent
part in repairs. Snap for man handy
with tools. Responsible parties only.
Address G. w. Nicholas, Hamilton,
IL 142t
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FOR RENT-Two dwellings, eight
and ten rooms. north side, modern
improvements. Inquire 727 Morgan.
tt.
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TODAY'S MARKETS..

Daily Range of Prices.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Aug. IA
Open High Low. Close. Yst.
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FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-s25 Bank, room house,
bath and electric light. All modern.
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.ViGk Tlimnjrld6 nTisTa,6Hs75

After a lingering illness of bout a year ". ", Damron, for some, time. a resident of Clifton, passed: away
 to everlasting rest at Salt Lake City,, Utah., or. last T SSa7 SSa7 t4prdaY nc morning,
 Though his friends were aware of his condition the news. of his, death came as a ,surRrise, as. he had, ,reGently, im7 proved in. healtthR ltthR and Iit seemsd that BP9 : he would get we'll Before going, to Utah he spent some time in the lower Gila. Valley and California, having undergone an operation [; wRieh' fun, proved his condition "o" 'a'i'iii1Hl
 Deceased mad been eenFiaged'fni If ltthe 2 livery and transfer business Vin7 Cliff ton for several years, having , come {totImt1gg here from the lower valley, whefe hgi has many old time ffffenHdss:! HeieaYYes a wife and quite a large family to mourn his loss The ,.ffemaiiis' wgfe brought back to Sdnofd #heFe inter!
 ment took place. ..-.... ,..li.. -,,.'-.. ;.
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The Shannon Railfoad.i

The Shannon-Arizona railroad, is nov advancing. to f9mpletion by, ls9Ps and bounds and contractors .Antonell,le '& Cptey report that there is little doubt of their. contract ,bting, finished on time, They. haye, large forces 9f men employed at all. of the icqaamPS and so far all suh7contractors, have been making even better headway than had been anticipated; ;;Aq The heavy rock work from the, Linsg dairy, up to Metcalf is ad yancfnig with considerable rappidityy and the sub: contractors are working all the ID en IlI.Il.- 4ll7il r5b!JGf9 JI. a5b0!Jdi
 In maj many 7 of the the places Where 4h e the company expected to build bridges, fills are being made at a theaper cost than bridge. work, hence this work, which is usually slow, will be cut down to the minimum. As a result of the desire of Antoneneic&a Cotey'to finish the contract ahead i6f1 time the July lpiyc roll is going to'be ia
 big one, which will help out the dIsti
 rict generally during the'd season.
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Down From GreenIee' District. q

Dick Chrispin and Hank Dorsey, two of the old time prospectors of the Greenlee district, visited Clifton
 Monday afternoon for the purpose of attending the special stockholders meeting of the Gold Belt Develop ment & Reduction company, in which they are interested. They are both of the opinion that the Gold Belt Is among the best gold property in this district, althougR they are heavily interested din.thef P6laris gold and copper claims above Clifton. hoThey report that the iGpeenlee districtlis now witnessing considerable activity, the new working being done 1Bg 4he SHahnohJ New EhgIand and SthaH leasers. D Ia some instances dthe1eas- CTS from the larger companies have made ricH strikes ofcopper ore;3 from which they rr9alized good fetGrnS. T Sin their opinion the GreehGep district which is practically undeveloped, is now in fair Way to 1becon4d a heavy gold ana copper proddeeF, owing f'o the large amount of development work which is laid out by various claim interests in that section. .adT
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G6HlsOA TAXES OM LEE l
Cause of ActUuknCwuf Funeral Conducted ! by K. OfPcL,od6e- ~'

The entire community of Clifton
 was shocked last Monda Y5when it was
 learned that c. P. Johnson, for several
 years a resident of Clifton, had sud-
 denly become mentally unbalanced
 and by placing q, the -parEel,fof 3, 45t
 calibre Colts revolver his month and
 pulling the itrigRera ended his life in
 the flash of a second. What led deceased to take hise own life will probably never be known as lie left no message for ,shisiIwife eF any one else. Deceased has been em-
 plOyed with Sam Abraham ever since he came to Clifton and as a result of his excellent disposition all who were acquainted with him knew him as a friendgdm7 hrG gGlag1Hi leFQnn', t He leaves wife and son, besides several sisters .and5brothers, to mourn his .untimelyi end. He was a member of Deming Lodge No. 20. Knighth hof Pythias, in good. standing and the funeral was conducted Wednesday imornfng under the, auspices of. the local lodge Services were preached at the undertaking parlors by Norman Burley,. # pastor . of cthe r Methodist church, after which the funeral pro cession, led by a. 9 largse number of Knights, started for the Masonic cemetGry, where the remains we're laid to rest. The beautiful ritualistic burial ceremonyiof the order was per formed at the grave and ,after each 1lsRbsF deP6sfted aEsprig of myrtle a brief history of his membership in the order was recited, by gC.n A. Van Dorn, one of the leading members of the local lodge. hua 3i>,irnc.
 The ERA joins many friends in ex tending deepest sympathy to the bc- reaved widow and relatives.
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U. 5. Officers Make a Capture. in This
 29OfIcBistrict l00G

| Working under cover for couple ofIaweeksoa 'depdfy OU 6itea 0StaDes marshal finally gave, UP the chase of Concho Villescas, a desperate Span iard who isI charged SfthT the imPEfI tationEof -lewd Wo1en into this sec. ton andswho deelared that he would never be arrested. Concho has been a character1 of fhis districtsfot num- Der of years and for some time has been operating at Metcalf. The first officer who came here finally gave it up, ,asa bad job,- buta with the assist ahce of detective who spent sev . eral days here, other U. s. officers in- vaded Concho's camp and made the arrest without the loss of life; or al most without the chance for scrap, comYfctfng~- their .atask =-iu--a--mrch easier manner than was anticipated.
 TCorcho has always been eofsidered a dangerous character and it is a known fact that he would have put up scrap if The had ibeen given a chance. Whetherk the government has clear cases1again nstI him is not known heres but remains to be eEseen when his trial comes up, but 1t is tih9 derstood that he is, almost certain to go oyer the road. SIP
 The officers who made the arrest did so without local assistance, which is-a feather in their cap, though they might have captured their man much sooner had they taken up the matter with some ofithe local oficers. a <1s-t Al - .E -E
 z Ed Elrage, who makes frequent wis its in Clifton irons htssrapch in the upper country, ~'lstruck r.camp this week for the purpose of attending to business and laying in supply of provisions. r---r-- Si
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.1.a0RENfl lIfEMS1.oo

George Zee GSrigsg B8ugfsss,l. sslrB5ffo of Douglas, isvis' 1 itfhg in MorencPoh Business. -71oT 1 HOW about sohe poetry against l khhbo6c k fhfg7 wien , the otlier team gets I a3fe5aa31T9s91 .d5aSb Tisf1 mcffE1 D 1 sThe troop will give aoGante next "Wednesday eVeini4ng t3Tsport the ne W l nfforu9l5d1 .rlhT .boo on ei o13h
 Frank Peft5n ffsi 6otr7F4alhizihg a com i lpany to give mud baths at HuntvfHe lute4atrI- ute4atr- mixers. nlo1i .glinti-~ r5dtsd T
 Randall 6u n have been ntafffip ifffip '9haBeo D lsGnday. 2Oh, weif, he hadit6g get back
 at at ayyoul after fufy 5thss 9d 5cn 2An' 9a
 Mrs. Frank RdlTth bdh .4efF' Saturday lIm6rning for E5s yAHgeles where she Ilwfif visit for six Wet ksst.t ksstt1 b9i'nis 9Ysi II R. E. Moore left Saturday foF the coast where he will hi6in Mrs. Moore. The boyg at the mess miss him very much. :jsi i1i''J
 Waiter B66fh,a Of 2 Tyrone, New
 Mexico, came in saturday night to
 have Hdn operation performed 'atithe
 B. C. hospftaI 'Ys1iio9 ot m55e 7anI
 Bernatd kdgiBktoR fetuirned Mon day from Los eA6ge4itessi where he and;
 gihgttGfhr FHdve '6tg gHt' iifo5 For othG
 past P5a | two weeks. hna sa" 1afaa arad5
 rom We5ggteeir7 W e5ggteeir7o came Gam ohd1ttbo hd1ttbo t5Ranbsats urday, night from the Ne&18t1 1fEgAril zoHP camfP;s c5aam mfPps 1ftre lie 9is Etcated.dur-
 ing iJini's absethtte.. lib ,niS&E 599 II
 MI saHdN Esgh A. L. tCGH1 ltf1irg left
 Wednbesd9EYf ff6dff ff6dfft New N1esVWS o9t6 rkh.nfDGring
 Miif: Gqam4ingg55' 1T absghttetfiBrr?! 4hthiii
 will mana ge the bah team. SA'7. 'fai
 John Kiddey and Fed i'EIy, the
 leaders 32ff Of the foo, took party for a
 m0onlfgthft' picnic c:nfif3c to Ea gfen iagt Tfdrsi day The affatf was itAhi ttAhioroHghfy ehi
 j6yed0 0by all present t"1 ',ilil2fa ' leg
 s The troop expects to , leave for it's
 encampnient% On September 77th witfi
 a larger enlistment tif1ain ever before. The men are drif1fng on the oBafl
 grounds to perfect marching m6veA ne61s sdl nioG1 3so16 aH tEdN @ AZ {, fCappelf;d' of 4spofahFe,
 Washington, nna arrived ri Sunday T to fill the position ov4cated 'b4 Mir. aSSott in the A. C: general ofice!.' Mfr. Scott goes to Clifton to bect6me Mir. Car michaers private secretary. 7- "a"
 Jack WillialnsS new bungalow which fss, fss,,5alreadX dhderh Way will make .'"A''I hill the finest II residence section in town All the houses on "A ''hill are uniformly graded and aligned .and the 'archftec tufren hafm9onizes wonder -fniiG siaT Hr'z rot snptE all 71ol I n E. R; Pa Parsons sons was 488HidttfGf situr- day to Miss Elizabeth UhimSMnH. 1Thel wedding took place at the home of MT: and Mrs y J. w .{Griffh, at TeihPe, Arizona: Thhediately after .dthel wedding Mr. and Mrs. Parsons and Mir and Mrs. Griffin left for north .{e4rhha Ar.ffzs6psSl' Where the honeymoon will De spent, A Oh their return to Morrenci, MT. and Mrs. Parsons viii occupy the y house recently bought from John Nc Q}99gigaafl. Doug -1'i''0 @Hii" o'
 .lftf-'Tfc T'Tt . Tf1fNl.
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Fred Fritz, the good natured cattle man from the Blue section, dropped in town this week on3his return from Morenci, where he delivered a small bunch, of fat cattle to the J. E. Tehes market. As usual, he, made a pleas ant call at the ERA office and informed us that his section is getting in fine shape for cattle as result of the re- cent good rains. ?. -.rff. .-rs..f
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COmineSOOn.

sDr. ScheH, of Tucson, Ariz ona's leading -opticfan,- will be here next week on his regular visit, with d full line of spectacIes and eyeglasses. If your eyes are z vipg you -any trouble, or ycu-are subject tooheadaCheS or nervous troubles; take advantage of thtsoppottnhity to have your eyes examined free by an expert.
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Dean Woods, Ruby Ward aHdBilly Doran, all old time ballr players fof Clifton. were among the Bisbee line up. in the. game at ,Cliftonz Tuesday, Ruby and Dean are now following the game exclusively, while D0ran works and plays ball for fun,r-'-W
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Card of Thanks.

I wish to thank the, many kind friends, and especially the K of F lodge, for the consideration and at tention shown me during the death and burial of my beloved husband Their acts of love and kindness vii ever be remembered. .-
 MRS. c. P. JOHNSON.
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Methodist Church.

Service on sunday evening at o'clock. Subject, 1'ghe Christian Behedictiona This will be the fare well sermon of the pastor who leaves next week for California. There will be special music and, everybody is cordially invited to attend. Reg ular Sunday evening services will be continued and the hearty co-opera- tion of all Methodistsi and all as yet unattached to any church is earnestly asked for. Norman Burley, Pastor.
The copper era., 1909-08-12

P The Empire Theater is now one of the most popular motion picture shows inlthe territory, the, manage ment of. that, establishment. having succeeded in securing an improved film service. The Clifton people are showing their. Appreciation of the pictures by crowding the hall every evening in the week.
The copper era., 1909-08-12

E. J. Rowan, apyhsician formerly of Chicago, arrived in Clifton Tues day evening to fill the vacancy in the A c Gr hospital department, eaused7 bs the transfer of Dr. Goodrich to Mo renci. Dr. Rowan is from-Old Mexico, where he has been employed as physician for one7of the big mining companies. -------------
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Local TeatErer. . Bureau. BSu

The following meteorological seb- serYations were taken by F. Reisin- ger, cooperative observer of the Weather Bureau of the JUS. depart ment of agriculture during the week ending Aug. II, 1909. .
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Sunday Services es at thsDitIsrssnt Churches.
Catholic Church.

DURING THE WINTER)
 St. Michael Church Shannon Hill mass every other Sunday at 7:30 a. m Sacred Heart Church tChase creek mass every Sundayarat I 9:15 a. m. evening service.v'7L; v'7L;3O. .gReY. Josept Garnet, priest. -
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The attendance of the Alaska Yhkon-Pacifc expositionyhadsreache the enormous proportion of two mil lion up to the last day of July, which ought to livcn up that neck. of the woods some. o S,s--.sSs :.yr'-1T
The copper era., 1909-08-12

F. H. Perry, formerly general manager of the New England and Clifton copper company mines Yat Clifton, returned the latter part of last week on a business trip He is now located at Albuquerque,- where he is engaged in the soda and Alvorada mineral water business. He reports his business in good shape,
 but he is longing for the tramp through the mines again and it is quite likely that he has been engaged in the mining business too long to give it up for the soda business.-----
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HIS! Van Cord CT, the main stay of base ball at MorencI, and Wynne, captain of the Merenci team, were down Tuesday, afternoon to size up the playing. of the Bisbee team and also root for the Clifton boys.
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PresbyterianI Church.

Sunday School at. .9:30, a. m.; morn- ing service III al mi; Christian En- deayor D. m.i evening services 7;35. Everybody cordiallyo9invited. Curry H. Love. pastor:ah ,.Enl--n-
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G. L&aCofee, who recently returned from visit to San Antonio, has let the contract to w. T.. Richards for a new fohr-room cottage on East Side hill. pOgI aO'I 3LGHJIEJ
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Johnny Parks left Tuesday morning for the Mud springs and other cattle country. He is looking for some fat cattle and as usual will return with them, -ff-- -raa r,,t,,-o.~
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All of the leading stores closed a couple of hours Tuesday, afternoon on account of the ball game and the attendance was extra good for a week day game.
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h printing the documents filed for -record=iast=week our compositor made aamistake in the description of prop 'erty transferred from R. T. Hill to John Parqde. The itemA read tfSirianui SS Galli saloon at Morenci," and it should have read 'lots 52 and 65in1San Francisco township, Cliff ton. u~-rrt T f,i-s-f.ft. r7f .-rr F-.=,-l.s
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qThe ERALS desirons of securing the services of "a ,correspopde at the enterprising camp of -Netcaif. f..---...-..-.-.-
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the sinterstate scomnerce commission has issued rather severe instructions to the. railroads in the handling of 5freight, Inspectors who recently yistted-Glifton gave the freight department of the. A. & N. M. a rather fattering compliment when they stated that the local road has followed Instructions better than many of the big railroads. The req son for this is that the head office of the A. x N. M. is in charge of a com potent railroad man and the various offices are equipped, with first-class agents aud employees.
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Rantist Church.
hrOgIHh

Regular services Sunday morning and eveningE sEVeefy 66dy -lextended a cordial weleOme.lH1oh G. Denim
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; Another Mexican was killed at camp No. G. Of the Shannon-Arizona railroad the latter part of last week. The accident was a peculiar one. While .-thet Mexican twas walking along a portion of the road that had already been graded a small rock rolled from the top of high noun tain aud struck. the unfortunate man on the head, killing him almost ir- stantly. The rock weighed only few pounds but it struck him with enormous force.
The copper era., 1909-08-12

J. A. McWilliams, one of the. old time engineers in the A. c, power house, returned home last week from a short pleasure visit to his son at Fl Paso. He was formerly resident of that city before coming to Clifton and was surprised at the wonderful chaIges there. .sG 1ttrf
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The Empire Theater has added a new and attractive singer and in the future will give patrons of the house agood line of, Illustrated songs. She is Miss Edna Guffey and arrived the first part of this week.
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o IA communication- received this week announces the arrival of a fine newsson at -tha home of MT. and Mrs. T. Es Barrett at Pasadena, Call MT. and Mrs. Barrett formerly resided in Clifton.yaI 7'islaIoJ s7sf.ara iisE
The copper era., 1909-08-12

Born, to Mir. and Mrs Harry Hinck on Tuesday, August ,10thp "a daughter
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Coronado Railroad.

s,Passenger Service.-In effect April 9, 1909. Train No leaves Clifton [ .45 a., m-; Long. fellow IS a. m .; arrivesMctcalf S.3O a m. No. 3 leaves Clifton3 80 p. m; Lon gfellow 4. IS p. ID ., arrive Metcalf A. 2S p. m. L SIfGIt
 fellow 9:l8 a. m.; arriveSCliftoh 9.30 a m. No. leaves Metcalf4 f. 40 D. m. Long gfellow 455 p. m,, arrives Clifton 5.12 D. m. '-.
 GEO. wAesTAFF, SuptR HORMAN CARMICHAEL. Geu'l Manager. .f
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J. H. Jones, one of the pioneer set , tiers of the Blue country, came to town with his two sons this week for a few days. As usual, he made the ERA pleasant call and in speaking Of the cattle interests in his section he said that prospects were never brighter. Though no excessive rains have occurred. in that section, .he5 re ports that the showers have been frequent and the grass is coming fiue. He reports that within the next two months there will be plenty of fat cattle in-the, Blue country. -,(E
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 The ball game yesterday between Morehci and Bisbee which took place on7tAei iMerensi diamendI resulted in victory for the locals by score of 7si53 1EE was surprise to the Mofenci people that Bfsbee scored at all, but the visitors put up good game in fielding mdsbattipg and though they did not win they were given credit for makings the contest interesting The weakest point of the Bisbee team isthe base running, and the players of that team wholly. lacking in Sacrificing, runners to -- the second cu5hion. .---- -e-,-= a1
 | United, States railroad inspectors spent- several days of this week in Clifton, sizing up, the rolling stock of the Coronado, and A. ,&, N. M, rail ways. Outside of ordering two loco motives in the round house there was little fault founda- These inspectors are right up to the minute in making Eexaminations and do not hesitate in issuing orders, some of which are at times rathe r ein barrassing to-arail- road sthatssis<short of rolling stock. The sending of two 1ocomotiyes in the shop at one time does not nec- essarily embarrass the Coronado and A. & NJ (which. are equipped with several extras. It is understood that the 2 Inspectors found many, deic- iencies on;the ;Morenei Southern road and their instructions will cause that road a considerable amount. Of work and seXp Xpense in the near future mak- ing the, necessary changes. .-rirc
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Johnny Cromb, cattle buyer for the Clifton meat aud cold storage com pany, returned last week from Mule creek with large bunch of beef cat tie which he11 purchased from the Stockton brothers. The bunch con tained some of the best beef seen therefor some time. The market will also receive a bunch of cattle from the upper Eagle country the latter tpart of this month. . ii -i IA ii-
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The Clifton Armory building is now far enough advanced to give one an idea of ltheb enormous size of it. It will probably be some time yet before Contractor Sidebotham completes it.. Besides being of two stories and hay ing a number of large rooms it will have the largest hall of any building in Clifton. This hall will no doubt be a popular resort next winter during fRe dancing season. tG1I2IST1
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MINOR MENTION

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Jack Williat1gy new new bungalow t{l 11IG which is already dhderh Way y2i will make .'"A'' hill the finest II lresidehce section in town All the houses on "A ''hill are uniformly graded and. aligned Snd tie archftectufrte ufrtelh hafu66nizes wonder -fiiN S.aI SEi< TOt guutI oil -.ft
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-04-30

l have several bargains in real
estate. Have house and lot on
Central avenue, the best possible
location. Very cheap. Also have
vacant lot on Central avenue. Verv
good location for either residence
or store purposes. Come in and
talk it over with us. F. B. Rossom.
231 Chestnut St., Tower Hotel Block.
City. 3.2etf