The copper era., 1911-04-28

Billy Hart who will spend the summer pulling weeds and hoeing potatoes.
 Beginning with the first of May all postmasters of the United States and territorial tributaries have received peremptory orders to keep an accurate account of all classes of mail matter, separately in classes.
 Frank Ringgold, who took civil service examination for revenue in- spector along the Mexican border, received notice this week that he passed 70 K' aud is now waiting for au appointment.
 Mrs. M. H. Kane, wife of the Shan non Stere Manager, returned We'd nesday from her visit to the old home in Kansas City accompanied by her mother who will remain in Clifton for | for the summer.
 Lloyd Shannon, son of MT. and Mrs. Bay Shannon, who was quite ill at the A. c. Hospital, is much better. Dr. Dietrich was called to the Shan non ranch and found him so i'll that | hC eAo OA Hb SO NN"A
 Ivan Hoefeldt has secured the Backsteln commodious building on the north side of Chase creek, and will remove the entire stock of the El Paso store from the Cascarelli block to the above fine store room on or about the first of next month.
 The town ot Clifton is in the very best of sanitary condition possible to put it due to the close attention given to this matter by Marshal Coffee. Altogether the business prospects for the year were never brighter.
 Billy Doh, who has resided in Cliff ton for the past 10 years, died last week at Point Richmond, California. MT. Doh was veteran of the Cuban war, and served in the regular U. s. army for several years. He was well known in Clifton and Fl Paso.
 JF. Smart, an old-timer Of the Greenlee mineral district, who several years ago sold some of his mines to the Clifton New England company, and now resides on the coast, yet annually returns to do work on other holdings, is back among his old haunts doing assessment work.
 Mining interests are looking up all along the line gold that glitters, seeming to be the all absorbing thence, and there is plenty of it all over the district, and it only remains the introduction of the proper method of extraction to prove the assertion.
 Hon. Frank Billingsley came oyer from Duncan on Wednesdays train day or so ago while putting a moving machine together he met with the misfortune to get the thumb ; of ais right hand tangled up in the works and had it smashed so badly that the entire nail had to be taken { off Frank is selling number ot moving machines and reapers thi: f reason.
 . Geo. Mcfarland, the old-time printer and newspaper man, who has made the territory of Arizona hi' headquarters for the past 30 years
 and who worked in the ERA office las
 winter is in the hospital at Nogales where it was found necessary tt amputate one of his legs. This il
 hard on the old timer, yet it is hoped 5 that he will recover and keep tha' l pencil moving for years to come yet
 Joseph D. Robinson, of Quincy, III. n father-iu-law of postmater Weiss . on an extended visit to his daughte
 and family on Hills Addition. MT . Robinson is a member ot the Gardne r, Governor Works of Quincy, and tn inventor of the ball governor flo e engines He is a gentlemen 79 year n of age, and yet spry and hearty. Tn ,. firm he is connected with is one o
 oldest and most responsible in eh a middle west.
 Ambrose Burke was in town Nor
 day from the Copper Plate mine, an
 reported that the New York AIizon t had struck a large chute of or Y averaging s2O iu gold to the ton This is good news and they, wit
 their large developed bodies of low y grade ore, will now come to the iron e rapidly.
 y w A. Wagstaff, former superin'
 endent of the A. & N. NJ, returned t k Clifton Sunday from Globe, where b V has been for several weeks. For tn h past year nearly be has been in Lowe
 California and Los Angeles. l
 Lower California he is intereste '- with B Alexa nder in large place u gold holdings, but at present work ie at a standstill on account of tt
 revolution.
 pr Saturday and Sunday the Dunca r. populace, by the number of 40 raj is road tickets sold at that pein D. came over 10 see the metropolis ar
 to attend court. Among those wi came were J. l.. T. Walters, rps master: Sherman Stewart, constabl
 Jim Parks, Bill Sanders, Will Cospe
 Henry Martin, L. B. Stevens. L.l IT, Vaugu, Will Cruckson, Homer Howal , r