The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1910-03-03

Shipments of ore from the mine of
the Warrior Development coDpa ny
at Globe have been made at the rate
of 100 tons daily during the month of
February. This ore is chrysocolla
and averages about 10 per cent cop
per.
Another big flowing well has been
completed in the artesiau belt about
five miles south of Stafford. The we'll,
which is on McColl's ranch, is 995 feet
deep and flows at the rate of $50
gallons per minute. The water spouts
10 inches aboye the surface.
Notices have been posted in the
railroad shops at Tucson stating that
employees of the company, who here
after sign oyer their time to money
lenders, may consider themselves dis
The money lending sharks, charging
excessive interest, haye been very
active in the city.
Based upon the vote cast for dele
G ate in 1898 as provided by the Dilling
ham bill, the 81 delegates who will
compose the constitutional convention
u the event of statehood will be ap-
portioned to the counties as follows:
J Cochise, 10; Maricopa, 8; Yavapai, 6;
/ ella, Graham and Pima, each 5; Yuma
3; Coconino, Navajo, Pima and Santa
Cruz, each 2; Apache and Mohave,
each l.
Mrs. Bertha Ward, of Tucson, was
given the decision in a suit to recover
the amount of a $1,000 policy in the
Ancient Order of United Workmen.
The first policy had first been made
out to Mrs. Ward by her husband and
| later transferred to Mrs. Mary NJ.
Ovens, who was not related to the
Wards and is not now a resident of
Arizona.
Unless present plans fail Miami
sports will soon have the opportunity
to witness a first-class wrestling ex-
hibition. Joe Mcdonald, 1873 pounds,
we'll known in Miami, is being backed
by Jim Johnson to throw Jim Good
win, $50 pounds, Globes all-round
athlete, who is being backed by ].
Il. Fitzpatrick and Jimmy Welsch.
One hundred dollars has already been
! posted and the date of the match has
been set for Monday, March I. The
The event will be held in the open
air. The match is best two out of
three straight falls.
Harry A. Drachman, of Tucson,
was elected last week an honorary
member OF the Yale Masonic club, of
Yale University, an honor extended
to very, few outside of the university.
Last year President Taft was elected
an honorary member of this organ
ization. The CLUB is principally
made up of the student body of Yale
University and he has many distin-
guished friends among its members.
The honor was conferred on Mr..
Drachman as the result of his popu-
larity with a number of members of
the club who met him during a re-
cent visit to the east.
E. E. Wiltse, of New York, gener-
ally reputed to be a partner OF John
Hays Hammond in numerous mining
companies throughout the United
States, and d man we'll known in both
mining and financial circles, arrived
in Globe last week from the east.
Mr.. Wiitse's arrival was proceeded
| by that of J. Parke Charming and
Julius A Lewisohn of the Lewisohn
interests, who have been at Miami
for the past few days. Mr.. Wiltse is
here as Mr.. Chanuing's guest. AL
though it is believed that Mr.. Wiltse's
visit here, particularly at a time
when Mr.. Claiming is in the district,
is of some Importance, the nature of
his visit could not be learned ds
neither he nor Mr.. Charming would
discuss the object of his yisit-Globe
! Belt.