The copper era., 1910-04-15


 The grand chancellor commander of the Knights of Pythias will be here from Phoenix on April 29th to inspect and instruct the work of the local lodge.
 Isaac Earth, one of the leading at- torneys of Albuquerque, N. M., and brother of Mrs. J. Backstein and MT. Will Taylor, spent few days in Cliff ton last week.
 HClifton needs by all means an up-to- date steam laundry. Without doubt an institution of this kind would be profitable, besides an accommodation to its citizens.
 Rocky John Smith says that out at his goat camp there is a pack of wild dogs that make the night hideous and get away with his stock to an alarming extent.
 F. B. Mcdowell, former business man of Clifton, but now resident of El Paso, spent few days here on business returned home Monday accompanied by his mother.
 The W. c. T. U. will hold meet ing Friday afternoon at the Baptist Church at o'clock. Miss Holmesley will speak on the w. c. T. U. and | Mrs. Spann will give selection.
 w. K. Dial, one of the leading at torneys of the valley, with residence at Stafford, was a visitor in Clifton | Wednesday on legal business con nected with the Kimball case. r MCssrs. Diefendorf and Blake came down Monday night from Morenci and left Tuesday for a short visit in Fl Paso, and from there go to Mexico to accept positions with prominent company.
 Rev. Winans, of the Baptist Church, who recently went to Cali fornia, has returned to Clifton and will hold services at the church Sun- day and hereafter regular services will be held.
 Frank Taylor, cattle buyer of the Foxhall Commission company of Fl Paso, Texas, is in this section con- tracting for all the steers that are for sale. He is an affable gentleman and typical cattle buyer.
 Geo. Cosper was in town Saturday and Sunday from the Duncan country and while here sold to the A. c. store department 5000 pounds of shelled corn. He reports his section looking fine and the crops and fruit doing nicely.
 Mesdames Carmichael, Norman Carmichael, H. Dietrich, J. G. Cooper, c. H. Love and E. M. Will Hams went to Metcalf this morning on a special train to attend a luncheon given by Mrs. P. B. Scot land.
 Wiley Frank, a colored man well known in Clifton, having been em' ployed at the teacher for number of years. but lately at Morenci died suddenly Wednesday. He resided on the East Side and had many friends among the colored people.
 Henry Pattepgil, that eloquent speaker from Lansing, Michigan, is now touring the west and has been secured for a lecture here on May 4th under the auspices of the high school. He is mighty good talkeI and all who can should hear him.
 Miss May Irwin, accompanied by her brother, E. P. Irwin, left Satur day for Lima Springs, Iowa. MT Irwin has resided in Clifton for the past six months, and as he is in ba6 health the trip to Iowa is expected } to of great benefit to hlm. Col. Dudley Evans, president of the Wells-Fargo Express Company diet in New York on March 27th. In tht civil war he was lieutenant Colone commanding the 18th Verginis Calvary. In all his life he was respected and prominent citizen
 The Cobb assay office on East Sid' , is decorated with artistic signs, th' . one on the IOOl lOOI1S up AhO' IT firm is doing good business ant both members of the company, MT Morton as assayer and MT. Cobb a civil engineer, are practical. expert F enced men.
 Will Keppler and the Campbell boys are shipping from 2 to cars o sicelicious ones from their mine : south of Morenci. The ore goes t Douglas and is used for converte lining and the gold and silver value : make their production a proftabl
 proposition.
 Miss Katie Fonda passed throug
 Clifton the latter past of last wee e on her way to Stafford to visit he t parents. Miss Fonda has been teact n ing school on the Blue for the pas
 four months, and gave entire satis r faction to the parents and pupils x that district.
 n Lucius Fuller, representing the
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 a voting prize contest to be partic J " T0nnn1S