The copper era., 1910-04-22

E E Ford, of the Hargardine-M Mo
 Kitrick dry goods company, spent
 Tuesday in Clifton displaying the
 latest modes in gents and ladies
 clothing.
 Fred Rosecrans went to Silver City Sunday. Fred has been uuwell at Metcalf for the past six months, and itis hoped the change will be of benefit to him.
 The many friends of Alb. Hildreth will be pleased to know that he was exonorated Monday at Solomonville, where he was tried on the charge of embezzlement.
 Mesdames J. s. Horton, Walter Penn. Walter Tappin. Chas. Wright and Tom Sidebotham are represent ing the local Rebekah lodge at the grand lodge in Phoenix this week.
 J. B. Murphy returned Tuesday from his hunting trip In the Blue country, and reports plenty of bear ID there, but was glad to state that they were all on the opposite side of the mountain from him.
 4 Satisfied customer is our best ad- vertisement, we want you for a GUS toner at Smiths store.
 Monday, two Frau-Vanners were taken out to the Gold Belt mill, and in conjunction with the amalgumation plates it is expected that a close saving will be made.
 J. r. Hagan, who has been in the country near Globe for the past sev- eral months is at Fort Thomas. MT Hagan is the owner of half a million goats which are herded in Gila county.
 The 4-Bar cattle ranch was repres- ented in town Saturday by Claud Thompson, John Thompson and Arthure Slaughter, who brought in 80 head of fat cattle Cor the Morenci market.
 The B B B and Bazaar stores are out this week with large hand bills advertising their complete line of mid spring and summer goods. They are both enterprising and up-to-date houses.
 MT. Kuntz, formerly of the Stand ard mines, is foreman for the Shan noa people at the Greenlee group ad- joining the New England and Clifton properties. He is making three feet d day in the tunnel with two shifts.
 Dick Crispiu is in town from the Cliff mine, upon which Walter DJudna has a lease, and from which he has in the past few months ship ped several carloads of ore to the Shannon smelter, and realized hand some profits.
 What has become of the Green;ee l County Seat Club? There was to be literature distributed showing the ad- 7autages that Clifton possesses over i any other place in the new county. Clifton by all means should get the new court house.
 Frank Hodges is the census enumer- ator for the Blue and Alfne country, and in fact all the northern part Ot the county. Frank started on his mission the 14th, and will cover his territory in schedule time, ,and pick up d few mavericks too.
 MT. Staggs, section man on the Arizona railway, made the remark that on the ten miles of roadbed there were 126 curves and six tunnels, and that the road is in excellent shape and unequaled any where in the southwest.
 If yOu are pleased with our goods tell yonr neighbors. If not pleased, tell your troubles to us we aim to please at Smiths store.
 The close call last Wednesday to the Hagan cottage which was on fire for about 20 minutes was adjusted as far as the damage to the building by the J. 6 A. Smith agency, the day after the fire. The insurance was placed with the reliable Springfield company.
 We take our hats off to the town council through whose enortS Splen- did gray team of horses arrived from San Francisco this week to make de- liyeries for the Wells-Fargo Express Every little addition to the town is a boost. Keep up the good work.
 Another whom we are glad has re- turned to Clifton is Frank Ringgold who moved from here to Globe about 1 four years ago after residing here some twenty-three years. MT. Ring gold has lived in Globe long enough to know which is the better town. It's one on Globe.
 Charles Pinkeny, head accoun tant 1t t. e standard mines left Monday morning for Chicago in the interest of the standard company and also to visit relatives. Mrs. B. Pinkeuy and young son have been in that city for some time, but will return here with Charley after his vacation.
 " A Put, who has been in the