The copper era., 1910-12-09


 The palace market received some fat cattle off the Blackjack range Wednesday.
 w.. M. Crane, who has been with the Shannon works for several years as pipeman, has resigned and left for Houston, Texas, Sunday.
 J. M. Sutherland, the rancher of Sardine, was in town Tuesday after some fifty peach trees he had order ed from Atlanta, Ga.
 Recorder-elect J. F. Burke, Chas. Chesterfield, J. M Erickson, Newt Stark and Wash Mclean were down from Morenci Saturday.
 J. M. Lally, manager of the cloth ing department of the D. c. store at Morenci, was in Clifton on business the latter part of last week.
 Chas. Blenman, one of Tucson's leading attorneys, is in Clifton, ar ranging for Greenlee county's legal campaign which starts up in April, 1911
 Jack Davis, the Hazard farmer of the Gila. spent a couple of days in town this week, and sent several hundred skins to Boston to be made into gloves.
 W B Kelly, the well-known news paper man of Arizona, especially Bisoee and Tucson, is spending the week in Clifton and may remain per manently.
 Ed Head, the York station cattle raiser, has sold his entire outfit of cattle to Mir. Mack Best, who recent ly closed deals for half the cattle ot Greenlee county.
 Sam Foster will wear the chief deputy's star in the Duncan precinct, and Sam will make good to the en- tire satisfaction of the people of the upper Gila valley.
 The Clifton Grocery owned by Meyers Bros. on Chase creek was broken into Monday night and the contents of the cash register suffer- ed, amounting to about S5.
 Attorney Gibbs returned from Globe Monday accompanied by bis young son. Mrs. Gibbs and the rest of the family will arrive in Clifton to make their future home here next week.
 Prepare yourself with Christmas fowl by attending the turkey shoot at the Gun Club grounds on Christ mas day. There will be plenty of fowl for everyone, and they will be in prime condition.
 The Keppler boys have their stamp mill running up the river about four miles, and the next thing will be gold bars all over town. A couple of Chase creek merchants have already bought gold scales.
 Over at the Clifton Tailor shop can be seen the finest line of samples for gentlemen's suits ever shown hereabouts. Treat yourself to Christmas present of new suit at very reasonable price.
 There will be a turkey shoot at the Gun Club grounds on Christmas day with a good supply of fat turkeys and chickens. Don't fail to take it in; provide yourself with good fowl for your Christmas dinner.
 The Gold Belt judgments were pur- chased last Saturday at Solomonville by the First National Bank, of Cliff ton, and from reports the company will be rehabilitated and work re- sumed at the mines and mill.
 Dr. R Glaze, the Chicago neurol- ogist of Douglas, Arizona, is now a. Hotel Clifton and until Sunday night December 11th, with a full line of glasses. Morenci Monday and Tues day, December 18th and 18th.
 Santa Claus is beginning to show up at the different stores about town. Christmas goods and toys decorate the windows and as the holidays draw near heaps of nice things for the children will be carried to Cliff ton homes.
 Billy Hamilton, night marshal, | shipped to Denver Tuesday one of | the finest black bear hides ever seen | in this country. It will be mounted i and Jim Harvey says it is the same bear that chased him seven miles three years ago.
 Don't forget the turkey shoot at the Gun Club grounds on Christmas day. | J. O. Billingsley will be in charge, and there will be plentiful supply | of fat turkeys and chickens to be gathered in. Chickens and turkeys l will both be shot for at pistol range.
 Guy Bates has been appointed to assist G. R. Crawford in guarding the peace and welfare of the mountain city, and as he is well acquainted