The copper era., 1910-10-28

Tom Sirianni was a Metcalf busi
 ness visitor Tuesday.
 The home of Rufus Nephew wal
 blessed last week by the arrival of .
 baby boy.
 R. w. Chamberlain, republican
 candidate for sheriff, spent last Sun day in town on business.
 Mrs. Deck, mother of Joe Deck and
 Mrs. Catheryne Grey, arrived Sat.
 urday evening to spend the winter.
 Mat Danenhauer is now city clerk,
 collector and police judge, having
 commented oh hls duties the first of
 the week.
 The county seat club met last Fri day night and transacted important
 business. The club will meet again
 Friday night.
 Cal: Cox, at one time a leading cat
 tleman of Graham county, spent the latter part of last week here visiting among his old friends.
 Flo. Harris, one of the foremen at the Shannon mine, left Tuesday for EI Pdso, and from there he will go to
 Denver on visit to relatives.
 George Balkey and family are in Clifton from the Blue, and will spend week as guests of friends in the county seat-to be on and after No vember Sth
 J. H I Cosper, democratic candi- date fol county supervisor, has moved his family toClifton and will remain here for some time. MT. Cosper IS around among the voters and gaining ground all the time.
 Mrs Claude Short and children, after an extended visit in California, have returned to their home in Cliff ton. They are pleased to be again among the captivating peaks of Greeulee county that stand out in bold relief and surround the coming county seat of Greenlee
 Roy Wayland returned Monday from two weeks trip to St. Louis and Chicago. He reports quite warm and delightful weather in the east. In St. Louis he attended the Aviation Meet and saw Col. Roosevelt take his first trip in d bi-plane driven by Hoxsey.,
 Daye Address, the Morenci justice of the peace, who was on trial at last week for misappro- priating county funds and male feasance in office, was convicted, and Monday Judge Lewis sentenced him to three and a half years in the peni- tentiary at Florence.
 James Scanlan, who for several years was employed in Clifton in the various meat markets, rolled back to his old stamping grounds last Friday and spent a few days renewing ol3 Jimmy halls from Portland, Oregon, and says that an other old Clifton boy, Fred Herske, is doing well at that city.
 J. c Gatti, proprietor. of the Palace returned last week from a business trip to California, where he purchased a farm ot 1213 acres. The | of L. H. Mitchell, former resident | 1f Morenci. With the Improvements | necessary MT. Gatti will have one of | the finest farms in Southern Cali l fornia.
 A hunting party composed of Dick | Sears, Chas, Lang. Tom Saner and 1 Joe Eicke left Saturday morning for | the Blue country where they will | spend a month or more in tantalIzing | the big game that abounds in that -egion. The boys will undoubtedly | meet with success, as game is plenti- ful this year and we will expect good -eports from them
 Tolls Cosper, democratic candidate | for supervisor of Greenlee county, panied by his family, are in own from the Blue, where MT. Cos i per i- d prominent aud prosperous While in the metro polls of Greenlee county Mrs. Cosper sill do some shopping and visit num- .rous friends in the soon-to-be capi- al of the new county.
 The New England Copper company against whom d number of judg- | meets were gwen at the term of | he district court now sitting, on | ocal debt accounts, the various az but a small amount, is making arrangements to take care 'f the accounts and lIquidate the in- lebtedness before execution of the | judgments The rumor that the | company would close down so | tightly that utter abandonment would | eem apparent, is without founda- ion. The necessary assessment work will be prosecuted, and there is no loubt in the least iu the minds of | hose acquainted with the New Eng and company holding but that in he near future active operations will be resumed and the property put into the producing class, as ex- -az,,Ie.