The copper era., 1909-04-22
MORENCI ITEMS.
Carl Moon visited Clifton Thursday

| captain KelSlnger, or Cllfton, was visitor in camp Friday night.
 Mir and Mrs. B. A. Edgington vis- ited friends in Clifton last Thursday.
 Jim Wester, of the New York Ari- zona camp, is spending the week in Morenci
 c. G. Crissman, of Clifton, former ly resident of Morenci, was in camp last week.
 Rev. Love and wife, of Clifton, at tended the Presbytery held in Mo- renci Monday.
 Miss Crawford is substituting for Miss Stauffer in the public school for the remainder of the term.
 Messrs. Garwood, Wilson and Neill were up from Clifton taking in the inspection of our troopers.
 MT. Long, formerly of Clifton, has been appointed time-keeper for the A. c. company to succeed J. A. Hogan.
 H. c. Hase returned from Kansas City Saturday, where he was called the first of the month by the death of his father.
 Mrs. Thomas Donahue entertained a few friends Friday night in honor of Duncan Dean, who is visiting John Riddle.
 A personally conducted party to Eagle by Duncan Dean on Sunday was greatly enjoyed by a number of Morenci people.
 Bond Coleman, a graduate from the Kansas University in civil enpi- neering, has accepted position with the D. c. company.
 Everyone interested in base ball will regret to hear that there is a possibility that Tucson will not have a team this season.
 Arthur Notman was a visitor to night with friends, taking part in the tennis games Sunday.
 The D. c. company have. finished stretching a cable which holds fifty wires, preparatory for the installing of telephones in the mines.
 MT. Smith, formerly manager of a coffee plantation in Mexico, has ac- cepted a position with the Morenci water company. He begins his duties next Monday. Miss Sarah Stauffer, who has been teaching in the public school tor the past year, left Sunday for her home in Phoenix, where she will be married the latter part of June. Messrs. Wester and Jensen were in camp Friday to answer roll call of Morenci Cavalry Troop No ?, N G. A., which was inspected by Captain Bigelow of the 8th Cavalry.
 The new time card which went into effect on the Morenci Southern last Sunday, makes it possible for our citizens to get their mail earlier than ever before since the operation of the road.
 MT. Shirk, of the general office force at Clifton, was in camp Satur- day night looking around. He said the Morenci Club looked more like the real thing than anything he had seen in Arizona. The baseball. game between the married men and single men Sunday was a decided victory for those of plural number. No one was able to keep score, so the final score will never be known.
 A very enjoyable reception was given the visiting Presbyterian min- isters Saturday night at the Club. A splendid musical program consumed the greater part of the evening, at the conclusion of which light refresh ments we're served.
 At the annual meeting of the Pres bytery of Southern Arizona, which was held in Morenci Monday, Rev. Allan Krichbaum was elected dele gate 10 the General Assembly which coDvenes in Denver for two weeks, beginning May 14th.
 L. Fraissinet, store manager in the early history ot the A. c. con- pany, James Colquhoun, former gen. eral manager and president, and N. CdIHlCudel, pEGS6HC SupGTIuIeHu6uI, were in camp Saturday last making a general inspection of the A. c. mines.
 Our tennis players seemed to have it over the Clifton players Sunday, the only game Clifton took being the one between Mackreth and Dr. Smith. The Morenci boys are inclined to think that although Dr. Smith plays a fast game, he is not Mackreth's match.
 J. P. Jenson met with an accident Friday, at the New York-Arizona mines. The drill he was using broke in the hole and sent the handle of the machine back with great force hitting him in the chest. The result was quite serious bruise, in conse- quence of which he will be laid up for several days.
 The Second Cavalry Troop was in- spectud by Capt. Biglow of the Sth Cavalry company, the inspection