The copper era., 1910-05-13

summer.
Mrs. George Reitzer and daughter
departed Wednesday morning for
San Diego, California, to spend the
summer.
Fresh, Fruits all kinds in season at
Smiths store.
Town Marshal Crawford has been
authorized to build a sewer up the
small canyon at the head of the
Chase creek cut.
Bob Andrews, chief clerk at the
A. & N. NJ. depot, returned last week
from moths visit with relatives in
Texas.
The Bazaar store reports a fine
trade thus far for May, and are pre-
pairing extensively for their summer
business.
Coming, Roosevelt in Africa" EN-
pire Theatre, Saturday and Sunday,
May 18th and 18th.
Mrs. J. c. Smith and daughter Mrs.
Lem Spaw are visiting with Mr.. Tom
Green and family at the Stephens
ranch near Duncan.
It's getting about time that some
thing was doing towards a star
spangled banner, riproaring 4th of
July celebration for Clifton.
c. P. Dunn has been appointed a
committee of one by the town council
to visit Ell Paso and purchase two
new street sprindlers.
Shirstwaist dance at the Armory
Saturday evening, usual time. A
cordial invitation to all.
The A. C. Co. Boiler shops are very
busy making extensive repairs on
furnace No. /, and a new boiler for
engine II.
A pistol shoot comes off at Morenci
next Sunday, free for all and the
highest score takes the prize. Many
Clifton sports will attend.
BIackberrieS, Raspberries loganberries
ana stra wberries. Book your orders,
at Smiths store.
H. c. Day, of Pasadena, California,
who is heavily interested in the
Duncan country, visited in Clifton
the latter part of last week.
Mesdames E. NJ. Williams and
Berault left Friday morning for
Long Beach, California, to enjoy the
ocean breeze during the summer
months.
Mrs. Turgeon, wife of the manager
of the Arizona Lumber company, left
last week for Seattle, where she will
visit with-Mr. Turgeon's parents for
the SUMNER.
Coming, Roosevelt in Africa" En-
pire Theatre, Saturday and Sunday,
May 14th and 18th.
Charley Stephens, the well-know
mine operator of the district was down
from Metcalf Monday and says things
are looking good at the Stephens
properties.
The. ClAridge transfer has been
leased by Chas Weight, and as all
three transfer cOmpany's are very
busy, Charley is getting his share of
the work.
The ladies' of the Presbyterian
church will hold their annual straw
berry and ice cream social at the
library hall on Tuesday, May 3lst.
Every body invited to come.
Max Arhel~er left yesterday morn
ing for a trip to the White Mountain
country. He has ordered bear hide
in advance SO as to have it on hand
when ne returns.
Don't forget the ball game here
Saturday between Clifton and Mo-
renci. Sunday special train to Mo-
renci for the return game. Round
trip fare Sl00.
Drue Underwood has finished clean
ing out the Medler tunnel of the
Clifton and New Eugland company's
property, and now has force of men
working at the Antietam mine.
Construction of the big ore bins at
the Shannon works has reached the
point where the framing is completed
and yesterday the hoest was put in
place to handle the heavy timbers.
SauSaeeS. Milwaukee cooked sausages
are the finest in the world try them.
Smiths store.
Charley Willis, the we'll known
colored cook who resided in Clifton
several years, and left here about
three years ago was shot and killed
in Ell Paso Monday, while resisting
arrest.
Coming, Roosevelt in Africa" En-
pire Theatre, Saturday and Sunday,
May 18th and 18th.
There will be two games of baseball
Sunday afternoon on the Clifton
grounds. The Clifton Greys will
play the Clifton Cubs, at 1;30, and at
300 the Morenci Independents will
play the Cubs Both games for one
admission.
J. C. Gatti, of the Palace market
has purchased from Wilso1 & Cromb,
cattlemen of the Black river range,
300 head of fat steers, eighty-four
head of which were delivered this
week The price paid runs from SIS
to $50 head.
Charley Freeman has shipped his
planning mill from Hills fat to Stafford
and is moving the mill at the Arizona
Lumber Company yard to the ole