The copper era., 1911-11-10

The railroad men held meeting Wednesday night at Casino hall.
 The State democratic central com mittee is in session at Phoenix Friday and Saturday.
 The Twin Peaks mining company are installing their compressor this week.
 Frank Wagner who owns the Stage line from I orks to Twin Peaks came over Friday 10 the county seat.
 Supt. Ben nie of the Shannon Cop per Co.,, is in Ray this week on min ing business connected with his com pany.
 Christian Science services are held in the Armory hall every Sunday Il a. m. All are welcome.
 A. T. Wilson, general manager of the Double Circle Cattle 'company was over Tuesday and Wednesday and dropped into the Era office on pleasant mission.
 Alex Horn was married Tue-day to  the A c. company and Miss Susie came all the way from Scotland to meet her intended, and make her home in America.
 J. L T. Walters ot Duncan was unanimously placed on the republi- can county ticket for supervisor Thursday night in place or Joe Ter reli, resigned, on account of chang ing bis residence to New Mexico in a few days.
 The Clifton Postal Savings bank is being well patroni1ed and doing busi ne>s at the old stand at the postoffice. with postmaster Weiss holding the sack.
 Hon. Dick Franz got in Tuesday from the Bla,:k range. Dick was ac- companied by his brother on the trip and as luck would have it they both escaped serious injury from the two bear fights they had. Whoever this G. A. Martin is who wrote the article published in the Fl Paso Herald of the 4th, he made statements that nothing but saw dust scram bled brain could coucoct about Greenlee county. All Green lee county asks is that the yellow Fl Paso sheet let Arizona take care of it's own affairs, politically and other wise.
 Lee Hobbs, while standing talking with some friends Saturday on Chase creek, suddenly pitched forward and fell on his face. In the fall he was hurt badly under his chin. It appears that Lee is afflicted with heart fail ure at times and this collapse is at tributed to that cause. He is now bout town, getting along alright. Supt. Mccoy. of the Gold Belt mines, is arranging to start the mill on the properties. MT. Mccoy is an experienced man in all lines of min ing and milling and as he has oue5of the best properties in the. southwest to handle there is no doubt of the success of the proposition. Stay on he ground Nc and don't let the amalgam be carried of.
 Jimmie McGowan, the old time brick mason and cement man, died of heart failure at the county hos pital last Thursday. He was well known throughout the southwest and lately in the Duncan country. He was man of sterling character, hon est and true. The oldtimers fade away but their memory fingers
 The Apache Box mines about 15 miles from York Station have four freight teams hauling ore to the rail- road This mine iS one of the wonders of the southwest, and promises to rival the noted TreadweH mines of Alaska.
 The Ladies of the Presbyterian church have been busy the last few months getting ready for "Sale of Work" consisting of aprons, bags, etc, which they will conduct in the Library Hall, on the P. NJ. of Dec. Sth. They will also serve a chicken pie dinner in the evening between the hours of and S. Every one k cordially invited to come and secure any article they may need, also to be served with a home cooked dinner.