The copper era., 1910-04-07
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MINOR MENTION

 Rocky John Smith has finished shearing his goats.
 The Dew Drop pool rooms-what of them-always open and orderly. There were thirty-nine births in Clifton for the quarter ending March 31, 1910.
 Averil S Miller, contractors. have the building of the Turgeon resi- dence.
 The s. & s. Bottling Works re- ceived carload of California wine yesterday.
 A few day boarders can be accom- modated at the building, ,sopposite the A. c. store.
 As the old saying goes. March is pup at his heels.
 The wooden ore cars for the Shan non-AriZona< railway have all been lined with boiler iron. Forest rangers are thicker in and about Clifton than Jew peddlers in a farming community.
 Betts Henderson, the cattle man out on Rattlesnake creek, is laid up at his ranch by fall from his horse. The Springer barber shop on East Side had a new floor laid last week with no delay to its many customers. Tom Arnold is proprietor Of the North Clifton butcher shop, and keeps on hand what the people need. Jimmy Baldwin has improved the Last Chance building, and now it is the most attractive resorts op Chase creek.
 Don't forget the Methodist ice
 Ia n Q church Thursday, April II, from 6 p. m-
 Court is now in session at Solomon vile and a great many people from this end of the county are in attend ance.
 The Baptist Ladies' Aid will have food sale at Billingsley's store, Sat urday afternoon, April Is. Every thing good to eat.
 The Shannon-Arizona railway is putting in a spur at the foot of the Shannon incline for the accommo- dation of its local freight.
 Bob Bailey and partner delivered to Telles Bros, butchers of New town, last week eighty head of fat cattle.
 Dick Shanklin received the sad news of the death of his brother, Flemming Bingham, at Capitan, N. M:, and left for that pla Ce Monday morning.
 Judge Frederick $. Nave was wis itor in Clifton yesterday. Clifton Is getting noted for visiting celebrities, and the next will be Wiley E. Jones to stay.
 Vic Wilittes, night foreman at the A. c. teacher, IS at the hospital being treated for supposed acid poisoning He is not seriously i'll.
 Now that railroad connection l. made to Morenci inquiries are ire quent why passenger service is no established.
 Pa, I seed whirlwind up Oh ast Creek" ''No, son, that was no wind that was Wiley Bishop after h. bought a half interest in the Rich elieu."
 The F. F. F. club held one of thei enioyable dances Saturday night a the Armory. Messrs. Green, of Nc renci, and Williams, of Metcalf were the out of town guests.
 On Tuesday evening after drill Cc F, N. G. A., gave delightful danc' to several of their friends. Tn affair, although rather jmpromptu was enjoyed to the fullest extent.
 Mrs. Jesse Yoakum, of Bsbee, former well known resident of Chitot is dangerously ill. Her many Clifto friends hope 10 hear of her speed recovery.
 Ira Harper. one of Clifton's pic neers, and identified with many il terests of this district, is quite lo' at the Hotel Dieu, Fl PdsO, trouble with Bright's disease.
 Dick Kane, we'll known in Clifto and Morenci, who is now in the hosp tai at Chicago, writes that he h. been operated upon successfully, au is on the road to speedy recovery.
 The cement dam across Cha creek, opposite the rear Of the A. warehouse is being shot out. Stre' commissioner Billy Hamilton h charge of the work.
 Miss Ellen Johnson, who has bet at the Shannon hospital the pl three weeks, is now at her hom North Clifton fast recovering from ID successful operation on her hip.
 The ERA is in receipt of a lett from Walter Payne, who is sojour ing for the summer at Silver La Cottage. Rockbeare, N. Exeter, En land. Walter is well known ia Cu ton having resided here a number years.
 Claridge Bros. have bought { Paul Weurschmidt snb-lease of Gold Belt copper claims. There about 10000 tons of ore in sight ave aging to f per cent, which will hauled to the D. c. smelter.
 Mrs. Mary Wright, accompaui by her sons Tom and Martin, I,ordsburg, N. NJ, is visiting h daughter, Mrs. B. r. Arnold. Tc came for medical treatment at t A. c. hospital and is now quite we
 While looking around the A works, the foundry was visited q Fred Beck, the foreman, obser' that for last month 10000 pounds castings were turned out, with ma orders ahead, with only sevent( men on the payroll.
 MT. J. B. Murphy left this morn with a wagon load of ammunition few new political speeches wh he is going 10 trip on the tears ln White Mountain country. lie make Cosper'5 ranch headquart and will be gone about ten days.