The copper era., 1909-06-03
MINOR MENTION

@ Ag1 Wonder who the "city dads" are going to be?
 Don't forget to vote for the city officers Saturday.
 The Clifton-Morenci employment agency is advertising for several hundred men to work on the new railroad. Thelr office will be on Chase creek.
 Clifton Lodge No. r, K. of F., will hold election of officers at its regular meeting tomorrow evening. All members of the lodge are earnestly requested to be present and take part in the election.
 The Courtland ball team was skin- ned recently by the Cananea team by a score of thirtyfve to four, which reminds us of old time scores. The feature of the game was twenty-one errors made by the Courtland team.
 At the regular meeting of the Re bekah lodge Tuesday evening the following officers were elected for the ensuing term: Mrs. Charles Wright, N. G.; Mae Robertson. V. G.: Elizabeth Tappin, Sec; Nellie Side botham, Treas.
 G. w. Jordan has leased the old Dave O'Niel building on Chase creek and will open the Palace saloon within the next few days. He is doing a con siderable amount of remodeling and when completed it will be one of the neatest resorts in that section of town.
 The Democratic club will hold a grand rally at the Clifton Theater building this evening and the Citizens Ticket will hold another grand rally and ball at the opera house Friday evening. The former meeting is for the democrats and the latter meeting is for everybody.
 The Clifton bakery has recently been leased by Rocco Zappia aud is now under his control. This gives Rocco a corner on the bread business in Clifton. MT. Await, who has been manager of the bakery the past three years, will engage in other business.
 Clifton has taken on a movement in the building line. There are three new residences and a handsome armory building under construction. Besides the three buildings men, toned above three handsome resi- dences have just been completed on Hills addition.
 From this time on there will be plenty of employment in the Clifton Morenci district, both in the mines and on the new Shannon-Arizona railroad which. is now under construc tion. Laborers will make no mistake in coming to this district if they are looking for work.
 Jack McAIlister, of Duncan, has moved to Clifton and this week pur- chased a half interest in the Bank saloon with Green Hales. In the near future they will open a new livery stable 1n Clifton, WhlCh Will De managed by MT. Hales, who was formerly engaged in the livery busi- ness at Duncan.
 The Arizona Copper company as usual gave a number of presents to the children of the North Clifton public school who made the best records in attendance during the term just closed. At the closing exercises MT. and Mrs. Carmichael and Rev. Exley Miller, secretary of the A. c. company, delivered short and appropriate speeches to the children, mplimenting them upon their excellent records and encour- aging them in school work.
 Albert Warren returned to Clifton this week and is now having his store building on Chase creek rem odelet and repaired preparatory to opening a new grocery store in the location formerly occupied by Jimmy Nef He will carry a full line of new groceries and proposes to conduct . strictly cash business. He will no move back to Clifton at the presen date, but has secured the services o a first-class groceryman to run tn business.