The copper era., 1910-04-29

J. c. Gatti, cattle buyer for the ! Palace market, returned Tuesday i from Polomas, N. N where he has been after fat cattle for his Clifton !. market. He stated that after look ing at over 2OOO head he was unable to secure a carload of fat animals, and returned empty handed, but be has left again to look up conditions in other places.
 The new analytical laboratory south of the A. c. general office is now completed and the necessary ap- performances will soon be in place for the more correct analysis of re- fractory and other ores. The old as say office will be used for rough work, and all care will be exercised at the new quarters as they will be free from dust
 Saturday night at York's station social dance will come of at the S- % s. S-room ranch house. A pavilion has been cree ed, aud a number Of 
 Clifton youus .,,As vited. It IS pleasant two hour drive over one of the best roads in the county, recently put in fine shape by R. R. Webster Henry Johnson will be floor manager, and the music furnished by Clifton nd Duncan talent.
 At her residence on Chase creek, Friday morning, April 2l, Mrs
 Matilda Irwin was called to her Iong rest. Mrs. Irwin was fftY-three
 years of age and leaves two sons and two daughters to mourn her loss
 The funeral was held Saturday after
 noou from the A. NJ. F. Church Of
 which she had been a member for
 many years, and was attended by
 many friends and relatives.
 Professor Heinau, the piano and iorgan artist who resides among the
 flowers and alfalfa of the classic val
 lev town of Thatcher, left last Sat
 urday morning for his home. During
 his months soiourn in this district he made many warm friends who vii
 welcome him ol his re urn with op arms. Upon his return he will'come , omitted to go to the White noun f tlins. accompani, by severa friends.
 N. L. Amster, resident of th
 Shannon copper company cane il P Monday night at Il o'clock on S special from Lordsburg, making th 9 trip in about ? hours, and returne t Wednesday morning for the East V MT. Amster is an active and success ;. ful operator in the copper field, an W especially for the advancement of th a shannon company. His interest 3, extend largely oyer the the west an 1t southwest.
 d At the secondhand househo l. goods emporium on Chase creek
 Garcia x Norte, everything for hous ; furnishing can be bought at yer D. reasonable prices. The latest add r, tion to their big stock is the arrlV' D. this week of a full carload of furn C. ture. consisting such articles th5 1t make home pleasant from can
 stool to an elegant parlor set. Ca N and see for yourself and get price O. opposite Greenlee house, Chase cree le Tuesday evening the eminent ed torney, Wiley E. Jones, known le every county in the territory, arriv CT in town and visited Wednesday wi IT. his many friends, MT. Jones lea'
 here to proceed to Culiacan, State ne Sinaloa, Mexico, where he has lar al- land interests twenty-four miles tr' nd the west coast on the West Co' ln- Railway, and four miles from one ;le the biggest sugar rehneries of on entire west coast. MT. Jones sa an that upon his return he will again
 sume the practice of law in Gift ,ty vet still maintain his offices in Gl' old aud Stafford.