The copper era., 1910-10-07

an extended visit with relatives at Vineland, N. J.
 Vote for J. H. T. COsper for County Supervisor at the primaries.
 King Sloan, shift boss at the Shan. non mine at Metcalf. spent the week in Clifton renewing old ac- quaintances.
 A house was robbed at Metcalf Tuesday of s13O, and the supposed theft caught in Clifton the same day.
 Vote for Theodore Shirley for Probate Judge at the primary Saturday.
 J. H. T. Cosper lost a lot of papers Wednesday between Shannon hill and East Side. Anyone finding them please leave at Kerby's office.
 Harry Armstrong, superintendent of the Clifton-New England Copper company, was down from the mines Sunday.
 Vote for 1. B. English for Sheriff at the primaries.
 Bob Campbell, the Metcalf candi- date for county supervisor. spent the greater part of the week in Clifton drumming up votes.
 Uncle George Chapman is back from Miama, where he has been for some time working on the big mill there.
 Vote for J. H. T. COsper for County Supervisor at the primaries.
 Elmer Campbell, who has worked at the A. c. boiler shops for the past fhree years, left Sunday morning for Portland, Oregon.
 Ellis Wright, A. c. store warehouse clerk, resumed work Monday af ter being laid up with broken leg for the past two months.
 Vote for Theodore Shirley for Probate Judge at the primary Saturday.
 Charley Dunn is electric wiring the Empire theater, and when completed will be one of the best lighted play house in the southwest. Painter Fox returned from Met calf Tuesday where he had been for several days painting the new school house atthe Shannon mines.
 Vote for l. B. English for Sheriff at the primaries.
 Mrs. Adam Smith and young son, Gerald, left for the coast the first of the week to spend several weeks visiting. Carl HamW, connected the A. c. assay office, leaves this week for Missouri, where he will attend school for the next few months.
 Vote for J. H. T. COsper for County Supervisor at the primaries.
 c. G. Cole, of the Shannon gener al office, returned Saturday from a busi- ness trip to Kansas City and other points.
 Mrs. Hugh Forbes and daughter, Miss Bessie, returned Wednesday evening from the coast where they spent the summer.
 Vote for Theodore Shirley for Probate Judge at the primary Saturday.,
 Mrs. George Webster and son, I Lyle, returned Wednesday from an extended visit to points in the north ern part of the territory.
 
 J. A. McWilliams, candidate before the primaries for county supervisor, is circulating around and will be hard to catch up with when the votes are counted.
 Vote for l. B. English for Sheriff at the primaries.
 It is a noticeable fact that but few, of the iremen on the railroads ring the bell while passing through the Chase creek cut, one of the most dangerous places in town.
 E. V. Horton spent the week in Solomonville, but his many friends here were looking to his interests for the the nomination as district attor- ney for Greenlee county.
 Vote for J. H. T. COSper for County Supervisor at the primaries.
 Mrs. G. H. Dudley and child passed through Clifton Sunday en route to their home at the Standard mines, after an extended visit to relatives in New York.
 The Goolsby Bros. have bought the daily newspaper route from Pete Riley, Mir. Riley's candy factory, store and other enterprises taking up all his time and attention.
 Vote for Theodore Shirley for Probate Judge at tha primary Saturday.
 Theodore Shirley, the square old school democrat, is after the votes of his party, and if put on the ticket will lead in the November election as he did four years ago.
 A. Hachtel, who has been in the employ of the Palace market for