The copper era., 1909-05-27

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 Our Motto-Trust God and Work.
 W. M. Riddle, pastor.
 Methodist Church.
 Sunday School 9:45 a. m., evening service p. m. subject 'Peace."
 All who are not attending any church are most cordially invited to join with us h our worship. Doors will be open at 7:30 D. m., and there will be good music until 8, when the service will commence prom otly. A public prayer meeting will be held on Wednesday evening at o'clock. Come and bring a friend to all our services.
 E@@A#AA#@@@A5 g MINOR MENTION 8 & Agi The main street in North Clifton is now in excellent condition.
 George Halby, the Turk, is build ing a concrete block on Chase creek, which is now well under way.
 O. H. Boehm, ot Kansas Cfiy, ar rived this week to accept position with the Empire Theatre as singer.
 On account of decoration day com ing on Sunday the local banks will observe next Monday by closing their doors.
 Judge Lewis has called district court to convene June 1st. Grand jurors are called to meet on June 7th and trial jurors on June 9th.
 The ownership of the Kelly piano will be decided at Dunn & Loomis' drug store on Chase Creek next Fri day evening at o'clock.
 Contracts are under way for sev- eral new modern dwellings on Hills new addition, and the building wave seems to have again struck Clifton. w. E. Spaw has purchased the Miller residence on Hills addition and in the near future will move from Wards canyon to his new home. Road Overseer Reece Webster is doing some grading on the main front street of Hills addition. When completed it will improve appear ances considerably.
 When the new town officers sit in executive session there will proba bly be long string of "wants" present. ed to them-hence their first actions in all matters should be slow and ac- curate.
 H. s. Baker, representing the New man Investment company of Fl Paso, returned yesterday from Morenci, where he was assisting in swelling the crowd for the Fl Paso excursion which leaves tomorrow evening.
 For the benefit of those desiring berths on the Fl Paso excursion it might be we'll for them to call at the Clifton ticket office and reserve the same. Agent Burke has the chart and it is understood that a number have already made reservations.
 On d(OOa4l O4 luC w OOQLnCu DlO- nic Saturday the English barbershop on Chase creek and the Springer shop on East Side will keep their shops open until 10 o'clock Friday night for the accommodation of cus- toners. They will close at 10 o'clock on Saturday night instead of F o'clock as usual.
 On account of the Woodmen sec ond annual picnic and celebration at Duncan Saturday and the Fl Paso ex- cursion Friday night to Monday morning all leading stores of Clifton will be closed Saturday. It is under. stood Morenci will follow the same program.
 The Fl Paso Chamber of Commerce is making arrangements for grand reception for the Clifton and Morenct people who attend the big excursion They have made arrangements to ac, commodate at least 300 people iron this section. These excursions dc not occur very often, consequently many people will take advantage o- the cheap rate.
 Hams and Bacon, Swift's Premium. A fresh stock just arrived at Smith: store.
 A tip top saddle horse for sale weight 900, price Sl65. Address s. R Sexton, Sheldon, Arizona.
 Home Grown Strawberries; when it come to flavor and quality they are un equaled. Sold by the Shannon stor' department.