The copper era., 1910-12-16

Tom Sirianni went to Duncan Tues day.
 All we ask is a trial. the goods will do the rest at Smiths store.
 Alec. Arnett is the chief deputy sheriff at Metcalf.
 Our Navel Oranges were never bet ter. A. c Grocery Dept.
 Dick Chrispin, the Frisco fisherman and miner, is in town.
 Prompt service our rule, Smiths store.
 J. c. Rocky" Smith is again with the Bank saloon on Chase creek.
 In your Xmas high-balls use the best Imperial Ginger Ale. A. c. Grocery Dept.
 The Bazaar store is out with fine half sheet sale bill advertising it's Christmas goods, etc.
 In your Xmas high balls use the best Imperial Ginger Ale. A. c. Grocery Dept.
 MT. J. H. Jones, one of the Blue country's prosperous ranches, spent the greater part of the week in Cliff ton.
 Tasty cheese-Pernent's McLaren, Imperial, Roquefort in tin, Holland in tin, and Limberger in l lb. bricks. A. c. Grocery Dept.
 One of the Dunn show windows is decorated with Elk banners and strea mers, which are of most beauti- ful design and workmanship.
 When making Xmas candy you will need a can of Maple Cream Every ounce maple. A c Grocery Dept.
 J. B. English, wife and daughter leave Sunday for a short visit to his mother 1t Rodev, Grant county, N. M., and will spend Christmas there.
 c. E. Johnson, formerly of the Eagle pump station, but now of Miamis Gila county, accompanied by Mrs. Johnson, come in Monday, and are now visiting at Morenci.
 Fred Ester left Tuesday to meet his father a. El Paso, Fred has sold his interest in the White Front, and will embark in business in the Pass city.
 Ed Head, the tall rancher of York station has been appointed to take in all disturbers of the peace in and around the Flat. Ed. will make good deputy sheriff.
 H. Kenyon Burch and Brittou Cons berger, of Miami, were in the district looking over the immense concentrat- ing plants. MT. Burtch is erecting the big concentrator at Miami for the Miami Copper Co.
 The Keppler Bros, stamp mill up the river about mills is pounding away, and saving the gold to a high percentage. The boys say that in a short time they will install a larger plant.
 A Tucson whisky drummer started l a prohibition crusade the first of the week by closing up two Chase creek booze joints. Now, if the Fl Paso and San Franciso whisky peddlers | start a rad Clifton will be a dry | town for sure.
 A check artist by the name of c. N. POnits passed worthless checks on | Luis Sirianni & Son to the amount of | S20 last week and they desire to warn the merchants of Clifton as we'll as to be on the lookout for above mentioned man.
 George Mcfarland, the newspaper writer and printer, well known throughout Arizona, is at the Shan non hospital, laid up with dropsy in 1ne of his legs. At last accounts he vas doing well, and hopes to be around again in few days.
 J c. Gatti, of the Palace market, vas one of the promoters of the re- ;ent big cattle sales, and if John -uStles up few more cattle buyers for Greenlee county there won't De beet enough left to feed "Cinco 2esos," and the people will have to all back on goats and jack rabbits.
 The town for the past few days las been decorated with cattlemen md cowboys. Arrangements have oeen made for the shipment of an- other big herd of cattle on December 9th. Already the Boyles Bros. with thelr outfit are on the ranges . Cathering for this delivery.