The copper era., 1910-12-09

c. E. Tyler and Charles Chester fie Id of Morenci, were in attendance
 at the Gold Belt meeting held in
 Clifton last week.
 The criminal expense account of
 Clifton has been less the past four
 years than any term of the same
 length previous, due to the most ex-
 cellent manner in which the sheriff s
 office Of this end of the county has
 been conducted.
 Tom Sirianni and Juan Queva have located a fine gold and silica prop erty near the Campbe1-Keppler
 properties below Morenci, the ore
 being of the same character as that which the Campbell boys and Will Keppler are shipping daily to the Douglas smelter.
 Pat Crowley is in from the Twin Peaks and reports everything moving fine at that promising camp. Three carloads of lumber are being haule d from York station for the building of the big store and other buildings. The mines are now employing a large force of men.
 D. A. Lennox, who is operating in the placer gold fields below the D. c. pump station on the Frisco, is said O be getting the yellow metal in large quantities. He recently changed his motive power from a 4-horse engine to 24-horse power, which indicates that he is handling some dirt.
 Monday evening MT. Chilson, the electrician, with his S2OOO red wagon sloughed over a drunken Mexican on Conglomerste avenue, and while he got rolled, he escaped injury. He was carried into Tom Sirianni' $ place where Dr. Burtch made a cursory examination and pronounced him un- hurt. A glass of water was offered him but he pushed it aside and hung to the brandy bottle and was soon re- vived.
 Moore x Co. is the name of a new firm of painters and contractors who have located in Clifton. They are prepared to do all kinds of sign painting, house painting, paper hang ing and interior decorating and guar antee their work first-class in every | particular. All persons wishing work | done in the above lines will do we'll 1 to consult Moore x Co.,, as they come well recommended.
 A lecture by the celebrated Baum gardt, of Los Angeles, will be given | at Armory hall December 18th and 20th. This lecture will treat of Nor way and Switzerland, the most inter- | esting scenic countries in the world, and as MT. Baumgardt is familiar with his subject from a personal standpoint and observation, Clifton people will have the opportunity of a rare treat by going to hear him.
 The appointment of G. R. Craw- ford as chief deputy sheriff at Mo- renci by ,Sheriff-elect I. B. English | was somewhat of a surprise to Gerry's many friends. The appointment is one of importance to the district and | one which meets with general ap- | proval. MT Crawford has been town | marshall of Clifton for over two years, and as an officer has shown | himself to be competent and fearless in the discharge of his duties.
 The lectures by MT. Baumgardt | will be given almost gratultously on his part, as his visit to Clifton will | be stop-over to pick up Mrs. Baum gardt who is visiting Mrs. E. NJ. Will Hams and Mrs. A. T. Thomson. Any | surplus left over from actual expens. es will be given to Cl,fton's baseball 1 team of 1910, to help defray some of the indebtedness which accrued dur ing the season. These lectures will | be very interesting and instructive i entertainments to those who go to | the Armory hall on the evenings of