The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1911-05-12

A letter received this week locate
Hon. George A. Olney, who recently
moved to Los Angeles, at 602 S. New
Hampshire street.
Alex P. Basher who has been in the
Arizona Copper Company's genera
offices for several years, has gone to
Seattle, Wash, to make his home.
Mrs. E. Johnston and Miss Nav Ir
vine accompanied Miss Bostick or
her return to the Shannon ranch, for
visit to Mrs. Baylor Shannon.
Don't forget our Lemar cravettes--
dollar look with a SOC price. The
Bazaar.
Bill Knight, deputy sheriff at Mo.
renci, returned home this week from
Globe where he. had been in attend,
ance at the United States court.
Andy McNichols, one of the old
timers who left Clifton seven or eight
years ago, arrived in town on Tues
day coming here from Nacozari.
Screens on doors aud windows are
much cheaper than caskets and look
better about the house. A hint to
the wise is sufficient.
Ed Abraham, son of Sam Abraham.
returned home from Los Angeles on
Tuesday where he has been attending
school for the past three years.
A large number of young people
spent Sunday ON Eagle Greek. One
party lett Clifton Saturday evening
and Cd mped out over night,
J. F. Smart of Colorado Guch was
a visitor in Clifton on Thursday com
ing u TO- a wagon load of supplies,
which he hauled out to tue mines
The Clifton-Morenci dairy placed
"a new delivery wagon in commission
this week and will also soon be doing
business at the new dairy in Wards
caynon.
Miss Mary Throm is back from
Phoenix and is installed as stenogra-
pher in J. G. Cooper's department of
the Arizona Copper Company's gen.
eral offices.
Leroy p. Baker has been appointed
to fill the position of principal of the
grammar schools, and the appoint
ment seems TO give satisfaction to all
the teachers.
Capt. H. w Powell, U. 5. A. is in
Clifton for the purpose of inspecting
Co. f. N, G. A. He will also visit
Morenci and inspect the cavalry
troop at that place.
Mrs T. P. Jamison left this week
for Michigan where she intends to
spend the summer. Mrs. Jamison has
endeared herself here and is known
as delightful hostess.
Garcia and Norte this week pur-
chased the furniture and fixtures of
the Sharkey restaurant on Chase
greek and moved them to their second
hand store.
Men, have you seen the Bazaar line
of Sl.25 shirts.
Joe Terrell who for the past fifteen
years has had charge of the Double
Circle ranch in this county, has re-
signed his position and will locate in
Clifton for the present
The lease of Greenlee county on the
Casino building which has been used
for temporary court house, expires
July l, but the county has the option
of renewing the lease.
The baseball game played at Mo-
renci on Sunday was again won by
the Morenci Independents. The score
was to 4. A good crowd was out to
see the game.
Ed Bassett who was in jail here
several months for carrying concealed
weapons and was taken to Ell Paso on
A federal charge, had his trial in that
city on Monday and was discharged.
Miss Ruth Borden, the charming
sister of Mrs Pickens Anderson, left
On Tuesday for her home in Texas.
Miss Borden left host OF friends
made during her visit here, who wish
she may soon return.
Judge Abe Boyles arrived in Cliff
ION Tuesday direct from his new
home in Arkansas. He is well
pleased with the surroundings of his
new home but has a warm spot in his
heart for good old Arizona.
Dick Lakenan was in town on Tues
lay from the Misse ba- Morenci
Co.'S property, about
hree miles west of Morenci, and re-
ports that the main shaft is in fine
1re and that drifting is now progress
ng on the rich chutes.
A party composed of the aylands,
Minor Simms and wife, Misses Ag-
new, Murtaugh, Greer and Cavan-
augh, Messrs. Spencer, Coleman,
Boehm and Shiek, went to the Eagle
Canyon on Saturday, camping there
for the night. returning Sunday.
County school superintendent J. w.
Akers has moved to Duncan to reside
aud in conjunction with his school
iuties will spiritually administer to
The Methodist congregation at Dun
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