The copper era., 1911-02-10

Rafael Valdez of the Three B store at Metcalf and the Chase Creek Fair store, left for Fl Paso yesterday morn ing to purchase goods and see the air men.
 Angel Morales, who last July as saulted fellow workman on Shannon hill and escaped came back last week and Johnny Patty arrested him upon his arrival. At his hearing Saturday he was bound over in the sum of s5OO
 A. A. Coleman, the expert soda water maker, who left Clifton about two years ago to accept position with the Douglas brewery, has re- turned to Clifton and will remain here for time.
 Dud Eldridges. the Mule creek cattleman, spent the first part of the week over the mountains at the county seat. He reports his section of country looking up and the cattle interests never in better shape.
 John w. Nelson, passenger engineer on the Moreuci Southern railroad died a. his home in Morenci last Fri day. Mir Nelson had been with the road ever since it was built. His remains were taken to Fl Paso for burial Saturday.
 W. c. Kendall, sheriff of Sierra county, N. M., came over to Green lees county seat last Saturday after John Trunall, an alleged horsethiet whom sheriff English and deputy Guy Bates brought down from the Blue country last Wednesday.
 H. B. Cready, of Pocatello, Idaho, an engineer on the Oregon Short Line railroad, is visitor to his mother and father, boss smeltermau of the Shannon works. He is one of the youngest locomotive engineers of the west, and pleasant gentleman to meet.
 L. Slessinger of the Shannon Hill mines Metcalf, spent Monday in town, when it leaked out that a fine baby boy was making much noise about his house up there, who arrived on the 10th of last month. Slesh was mighty quiet about the arrival, but made up to his friends Monday for his silence.
 Word has been received in Clifton that the Graham County Abstract Company of Solomnyille, have about completed their set of abstract books | for Greenlee county and will open an office in Clifton ip the near future and be prepared to furnish correct and up to date abstracts on alf property lying in Greenlee county.
 Dick Shanklin, night man at the Last Chance, who has been ill for a few days, walked down the street last night with his wife and baby, when he was suddenly stricken with heart failure. His friends immediately se- cured conveyance and he was taken home and Dr. Burtch sent for. This morning he isresting easy, but is not out of danger.
 O. J. Cotey returned Tuesday from Ensenada, Lower California, where he had been to look after his places gold interests in that country. He stated that matters were moving along smoothly and that Geo. Wag- staff was well and came into Los Angeles with him on his return and stopped there to get more machinery for the mines.
 P. J. Riley on Wednesday was ap- pointed Trustee in the bankruptcy proceedings of John Parque, former proprietor of the Manila Liquor house in the Mccormick block on Chase creek. He will at once begin the sale of the property, consisting of high wines, bottliug works, horses, wagons, etc. No better man could have been chosen to quickly dispose of property and close out the business.
 Sheriff English went to Globe Wed ible Myrtle Hicks, for the purpose of getting the necessary papers from Judge Lewis for placing her in the reform school at Benson. As it is now Greenlee county has no District Commissioner, as upon the appoint ment of Clerk Sellers that matter was overlooked by the Judge.
 Monday the three Mexicln boys who were brought down from Morenci | charged with stealing chickens and Ueaced in jail here, were put to woIk cleaning up around their new home, whep all of sudden they vamosec. The sherirs office was notified and lfter an hours chase on the east side mountain they were caught and brought back. The incorrigibles will be sent to the reform school at | Benson.
 It was learned from reliable source in Clifton last week that Dave Clark, former master mechanic of the A. & N NJ. shops and railway at Clifton for over 10 years and who has been in California for the past two years, has been placed by the s. P.