The copper era., 1911-01-20

FOR RENT-NlCely IuTulSucu IOOm in brick residence Hill Add. Tele phone 1011.
 Mrs. w. B. Kelly arrived in Clifton Tuesday evening andjoined MT. Kelly of the Copper ERA.
 Much interest attaches to the foot ball game which is to be played in Gift next Sunday between the Clifton and Morencl teams. The game will be called at 3 o'clock sharp.
 The new county officers are all in- stalled at the temporary court house and while some of the offices are still lacking in furniture and conveniences the office business of Greenlee County is being carried on with out any serious obstacles.
 There will be Communion services in the Presbyterian church on Sun day 22n to which all Christian people not connected with other churches are most cordially invited.
 Tom Green and Charlie Brown. who have been held in the county jail on an alleged charge of cattle stealing, were released from custody this week, having given bond for their appearance at the next term of the district court in this county which will be held In April.
 Drew Underwood left this week for bis old home in Virginia for a visit with his parents. On his return he will visit for a few weeks in Mississ- ippi and expects to be gone about two months returning to the Greenlee district in March or April.
 "Ted" Decker, once a resident of Clifton in charge of the hard ware department of the Arizona Copper Co.,, was an arrival Wednesday even ing and is calling on customers for his house in this city and Morenci.
 HI. Tolls Cosper, chairman of the Board of Supervisors, left Wednesday morning for his ranch, after spend ing almost two weeks in town on official business for the county.
 w. M Whipple has filed on a num- Der of placer claims along the Gila during the past week. The Lennex placers still continue their work but some difficulty is experienced in sav- ing all of the values on account of the iron being so heavy.
 r6 n o the title to the Weaver property which was sold 10 the Shapnon com pany last year. It is alleged that the assessment work was not done by the Shannon ompany according to agreement and the property is now claimed by the Shannon.
 E. R. Patterson, formerly an em- ployee of the First National Bank of this city, has succeeded w. O.. Wheatley as Forest Ranger in this district. MT. Patterson entered upon his new duties this week.
 Now that the rains have tenn porarily ceased it would be in order for the Town Council to provide some arrangement for abating the mud nuisance at the prominent crossings
 Dell NJ. potter, of this city, was in Globe this week where he went to meet Governor Sloan who arrived in Globeon Tuesday evening coming from Phoenix in an automobile for the purpose of inspecting the new ter ritorial highway between the Roose- welt dam and Globe. Dell Potter is one of the enthusiasts over good roads in this section. Mir. Potter was joined at Solomonville by z. c. Priua and P. c. Merrill, members of tn Graham county Board. A conference was held with the Governor about the road situation in Graham and Greenlee counties with view of having the highway extended from Globe through the two counties so that it will connect with the trans continental highway in New Mexico
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