The copper era., 1910-01-13

new locks and doors at the county
Jail and criminals hereafter will no,
get away so easy.
J. d. Murphy, G. o D. man for the
A. c. store, and Arthur Nc Bowel
are off for a vacation in the White
Mountains and will return in about
a month.
Billy Hamilton has resigned as the
Chase Creek night policeman and j.
E. Mason has been appointed in his
place and will begin his official duties
on July L.
1t is reported that the Board of
Supervisors at the July meeting will
take definite steps looking to the
early commencement of building
operation on the new courthouse.
Superintendent Sokup, who has
charge of the development work on
the Keystone property, accompanied
by Civil Engineer Lewis, of the
Shannon mines, were visitors in Cliff
ton on Tuesday.
w. A. Pitt, who spent last week in
Clifton, returned Saturday to the
ella Valley to look after the cutting
of his second crop of hay and to at
tend to the threshing of his first crop
of small grain.
The gold strike in Apache Box,
about eight miles north of York, is
causing much interest in mining cir
cles and it is reported that the Bis
bee people will soon have a large
force of meu at work in that vicinity.
J. S. Thompson, of the Blue coun-
try, who has been in Texas for the
past six weeks on a visit to his mother
at Sterling City, Texas, returned
Wednesday and left Friday for his
home in the upper coutry.
Miss Kate futile, who for several
years has been the efficient chief
clerk in the Clifton post office, ex-
poets to leave next week for her
home in Los Angeles, having resigned
her position here to take effect on
July l.
A telegram was received at the
sheriff's Office Thursday from Califor-
MIA saying that the officers there were
holding suspect who answers to the
description of the alleged embezzler
G. G. Enrille, former Mexican consul
at Clifton.
c. ]. Blackman, night fireman at
the A. G. round house took his leave
of absence a few days ago to visit
Denver where the mountain dew
brings forth fair roses, and rumor
has it that c. j. will bring one back
with him.
c. E. Tyler, of Morenci and c. M.
Short, OF Guthrie, have fled with the
Probate Judge applications to be
appointed administrator of the
Estate of J. C. Day, deceased. The
hearing will be held before Judge
Shirley on July 10th.
Chairman ]. H. T. Cosper, of the
Blue, and Member B. F. Billingsley,
of Duncan arrived in Clifton on Friday
evening to attend the meeting of the
Board of Supervisors and Board OF
Equalization which will be in session
next week.
Mr.. Eddie Fitzgerald returned on
Wednesday from Ocean Park, Cali
fornia, where he spent three weeks
enjoying the sights of southern Cali
fornia. Mrs. Fitzgerald, who accom-
panied her son to the coast, will re-
main during the summer at Venice.
The Fourth of July in the Clifton
Morenci district will be quiet affair.
No set celebration has been arranged.
Stafford, Lprdshurg and Bisbee
have arranged for celebrations and
at Bisbee. Governor Sloan will de-
liver the Fourth of July Grafton.
J. w. Aker, OF Duncan, came over
Sunday and on Monday moved his
county school superiutendent's para
phernalia to the Amory, where in the
next few days he hopes to unravel
the school problem, that now exists,
satisfactory to everybody.
Pickens Anderson, book-keeper at
the First National Bank. George A.
Drysdale, of the A. & N. NJ. Ry., Geo.
Goring, A. G general office, and A.
w. Liddell, returned Tuesday from
their outing in the White Mountains
and report having had splendid
time.
w. D. Berry, who travels for a
grocery wholesale house in Los An
geles, and who makes Prescott his
home, was here this week. Mr. Berry
is Democrat, originally from
Arkansas, and takes lively interest
in Arizona politics as he travels
through the territory.
Frank B. Lame, Esq, was called to
Morenci on Wednesday to defend
Enuncio Perrales, who was charged
with embezzling the funds of the
Mexican Cemetery Association of
that place Upon a hearing before
Justice B K Williams the defendant