The copper era., 1910-05-20

pc refunded TO company EN-
ployees.
The Clifton cubs won both game
Sunday afternoon. In the first gam.
they shut out the Greys 20, and il
the second game won from the Mo
renci Independents 14-e.
G. H. Dudley, general manager for
the Standard Consolidated Copper
company, was in Clifton Tuesday and
left Wednesday for d three weeks
trip to New York on business for the
Company:
On Friday evening of last Week the
Knights of Pythias held a meeting
in their hall and were pleasantly
surprised to fnd that the Pythian
Sisters had ptepered for them a
bounteous repast at the hall.
County Surveyor Cobb and partner,
E. T. Morton, have Completed the
survey line of the new county road
from Coronado to Sheldon. When
this road is completed it will be one
of the best in the county.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
Church will hold their annual ice
cream and strawberry social Tuesday
evening, May 3lst, beginning at $50.
The public is cordially invited.
Last week a new Chinese inspector
blew into town and captured a few
Mongollions. Two were deported by
Commissioner Van Dorm and two will
have their hearing on the 10th of
June.
During the past week the A & N.
NJ. crossings have been replaced
with new boards, which makes a very
good improvement. Just one thing
more needed and that's to fix the
bell by the A. c. drug store.
1t is a fact politically speaking
that Irb English is out for sheriff of
the new county of Greenlee. 1. B.
will make good one, as he has re-
sided in Graham county for over
fifteen years and knows almost every
body.
Franklin F. FOWL chief census
agent for Arizona, has ordered the
retaking and checking up of nearly
the whole ella valley. Gid Thomp
son of Morenci and Frank Hodges
left Monday to accomplish the work,
Mr.. FOWL is expected to visit Clifton.
Shirtwaist dance at the Armory
Saturday evening, usual time. a
cordial invita- ton tt all.
Frank Hodges, census enumeration
u district 80, after completing his
luties was detailed by Supervisor of
Census Towle, to proceed at once to
Stafford, and complete the census in
that district. enumeration jackson
naving evidently fallen by the way
side
Walter Doudna, lessee of the Cliff
Nine, was in town Saturday and re-
ported that at the mine the ore is in
creasing in values and widening out.
He took out with him two more ex-
miners and is arranging for ship
nent of 100 tons of IS per cent. cop
per ore to the Shannon.
Rev. Curry H. Love will deliver
the baccalaureate sermon to the
graduating class of the high school,
at the Presby terian Church, Sunday
evening, May 22nd at 7:45 O'Clock.
Special music is being prepared and
everyone is cordially invited to at
tend this service.
Miss Mary Murtaugh, who taught
two successful terms in the South
Clifton schools, left Sunday morning
for her home in Lawrence, Kansas,
where she will spend the summer.
Miss Murtaugh will return to Clifton
in September to teach another term.
Last Monday. while going along
the street in North Clifton, Major
Latin was suddenly stricken almost
blind. His eyes have been very weak
for several months past, and now
that the blow has fallen his friends
throughout the territory will be
sorry to learn of his affection.
Len Scott, the popular and efficient
deputy sheriff of Morenci, was a
Clifton visitor the first of the week
and while here informed an ERA
that he would be a
candidate for sheriff of Greenlee
county this fall. Len has served as
deputy sheriff at Morenci for the
past four yerrs and has made one of
the best deputies Graham county has
mad, and if elected to the high Office
to which he aspires, will unquestion-
ably make good.
John Parks arrived in town Sunday
morning with a carload of cattle for
the Clifton market from Phoenix.
He had a strenuous time getting his
cattle shipped. As a general thing
there are plenty of cars at Phoenix,
and cattle can be shipped any day,
but he found shortage of cars, and
several men ahead of him. He
waited his turn, and finally found a
car coming down from Winkleman
which he captured, and by hard work