The copper era., 1911-06-16
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J. w. Aker is over from Duncan
this week on school business.
Charley Martin, the Morenci
theatrical man, was here from the
mountain camp Monday.
Last Saturday was railroad payd ay
also for all the shopmen.
o. p Merrill of Duncan was oyt T
from Duncan Sunday.
The cattleman Gene Harper was in
from his ranch Monday and Tuesday.
Claud Hooker of the Chase Creek
A. c. store has his vacation, and will
make trip to Twin Peaks and Clear
Lake.
Regular made cotton hose, Harms
dorf dies, ladies hose never sold for
less than 35c. specially priced at Csc.
at the Bazaar.
Regular made cotton hose, Harns-
dorf dies ladies hose neverEso,d for
less than 35c. specially priced at 25c.
at the Bazaar.
Shanghai Tussah silk in white,
pink blue, and wisteria, 75c. silk,
which we purchased at a great
bargain, is now offered at 45c. yard
at Bazaar.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is
sold on a guarantee that if you are
not satisfied after using two-thirds of
a bottle according to directions, your
money will be refunded. 1t il up to
you to try. Sold by all druggists
Dave Thatcher, OF the big Palace
Market, took his vacation this month,
and is off to the White mountains,
accompanied by the younger Bruitene
boys.
The $1,000 water tank at the
Coronado mine was completed last
week, and Dennis Murphy is back at
the A. c. boiler shops.
j. G. Forest, Assistant u S. district
attorney of Prescott, spent Monday
and Tuesday in the district on. BUSH
ness connected with his Office, and
returned to mis- home Wednesday
morning.
B. Alexander, who last September
went to Lower California to operate
large placer gold concessions, and
was interrupted by the revolution.
has succeeded in getting to Ensenada
with bis family, and will be back in
Clifton about the 22nd, inst.
c. %. D. Collector j. D Murphy
last Monday lost a valuable gold
watch at the S. s. bottling works by
hanging it ON a nail in room.
He was riding fractions horse and
it began to tear around the corral,
and in the scrap he forgot about the
watch. Returning in bout 80 minutes
his watch was gone. 1t had his name
engraved on it, and anyone seeing the
watch will be ably rewarded by
returning or giving information lead
ing to its recovery.
Billy Tucker came in from his Mule
creek ranch Tuesday evening and
reported that he had been oyer in
New Mexico with the Stocktons, who
during the past six weeks have
shipped from SILVER City $500 head
of cattle to Colorado and other
states of the middle west.
After the Airdome show is out the
Turnover Club meets each night at
the candy store and ice cream
parlors. Pete Riley is president and
calls the meeting to order promptly
at 10 o'clock, and then all questions
of interest to the club are brought
forth. Pete makes good president
and Jerry fine Secretary and sug-.
gestor of different subjects for dis
cussion.
A large party of picnicers went to
Coronado last Sunday. Some went
on the train and a great many in
hacks and carriages. They all state
that they had good time, even if it
did rain torrents in the afternoon.
They came home much bedraggled
but in jolly mood.
Probate Judge Shirley leaves Sun
day morning for Ell Paso to have his
eys treated and fitted with glasses by
the specialist DR.. Carpenter. He
will probably be gone week or ten
days. .
Saturday night the Morenci band
visited Clifton, p pieces strong, and
screnaded the town from one end to
the other and that it is a fine
musical aggregation goes without
saying. They were in Clifton until
the early morning.
On the Bird of July at Lordsburg
horse race his been ma tched between
Jack McAIister's noted race horse for
$1,000 side. one-half of the moneN
being posted. The race will draw a
big crowd from Duncan. where Jack
and his horse make their home.
Last Sunday Supt Pickles took
party of his friends out on the high
line in new Locomobile and in going
around one of the sharp curves at
about Is miles on hour or more the
machine jumped the track turning
turtle and throwing the occupants