The copper era., 1911-04-21

New Foulard dresses-The Bazaar.
 Hops Greenlee restaurant on Chase creek is well patronized and up to- date
 "Terrapin" Jack of Tule Springs is around town telling of fat cattle and tall grass.
 ! Billy" Hart is at present located Fat the Johnny Patty rauch on Squaw creek where he is the chief farmer.
 The $. x s. battling works people nave about cleared the debris from the.scene of the recent fire.
 Gid Thompson, one of Morenci's live citizens, and general care taker for the D. C. big store, spent a couple of days in court.
 Eduardo Gomez, the, Spanish scholar and lawyer, was chosen odiciQl court interpreter by judge Lewis over several applicants.
 c. E. Johnson, of Morenci, was summoned as trial juror for the term but .successed in being excused by the court on Thursday afternoon.
 Dud E7dridge and Dick Boyle, cattle men from the upper country who had been visiting in Clifton tkis week, returned home Thursday afternoon
 Charley Stevens came down Thurs day from his mines aboye Metcalf, and reports work progressing on the properties of the Stevens Copper -onPany's properties in satisfactory m4auep.
 Dave Thatcher, the live wire cty 3shvery man ot the Palace market, aer vita du accid-nt Thursday wh.le- taxing flying leap out of his wagon, ,triking hls knee against one of the @heei-. As conse equence Dave is gong it stiff legged.
 5. Boban, one of the head car penters of the D. c. company at Mo rsnoi, was visitor 10 Clifton Thurs dsy for the the first time in severar months. Mr B5han is a Virginian and has many friends in the district
 Dell NJ. PotrerJefL Tuesday morn- iug for Phoenix to attend meeting of the Ariz9na Roads commission, which conyenes Saturday Dr. L. A. w B1rtch was also on the commision but was unable to go. In the neays tu.ure this commission will accompi lish much for Arizona. ..@s
 There will be d ball game Sunday between Clifton and Morehci on tht grounds on Hills Addition Both teams are now well hooked uP, and an exciting and interesting series of sames will be played throughout the season. (A large crowd of fans is looked for at the opening game. | Drue Underwood, in company with Billy Pickles. the mining man Of Washoe county Montana, left Clifton Wednesday morning for Inyo county; | tCilifornia, to examine deposit Of l5usate of lime (6orax). The deposit is said to be a big one, and MT. Un derwood expects to be given a couple f weeks at least to cover the terri tory.
 The high school class left Clifton in i've rigs Friday morning bnuad for the valley city of Thatcher t. root for the high school base bal boys, who play the Latter Day Saints University boys saturday,. Professors Ialvorsoa and Jauison went with the boys and two lady teacheas chap -roned the young ladies The trip vili. be very enjoyable one for the lively party and also instructive.
 Judge Moder and his son, while in the act of going home Thursday evening in one of the Moder transfer aacks, got iu a mix-up with his horses Hho kicked themselves loose from
 he hack and went on home leaving ltae Judge aud boy sitting in tue rig After some delay carriage was brought from the Moder stables and rle Judge nt home aud the hack vent to the blacksmith shop
 Bob Roberts, former head book keeper at the Shannon offices, ar ] rived in. Clifton Thursday evening from San Francisco on short visit to again enjoy the scenery around hilton and shake hands With his DOS, of friends Mir. RJberts has d good position in the Golden Gate city on the Pacific but couldn't re- sisl the temptation to blow back 10 Arizona when the opportunity offered for a short vacation.
 John Evans, died at Morenci Tues day night of pneumonia. He hat 3een a resident of this district since $ B, and was man over 5n years of age, and raised a family here. A: n ar. as can be learned he was . native Of Nissou~i, and was d geniui ia the uandiiug and placing of mach
 lerg, being employed for many year; by the A c company in esponsib.e positions. At the time ot his deatn 1e was working for the D c. Go al
 heir ice plant at Morenci. He wa. | man of genial disposition, strong and powerful of physique, and at one lime was a footracer of note, win