The copper era., 1911-04-28

York city, but will he on deck at the biz North Clifton store in few day S.
 King Sloan, one of the mine for men at the Shannon mines, returned yesterday from Hot Springs, Ask, where he has been for several weeks Drue Underwood received his official appointment in the forestry service this week and outitted and left for his headquarters at Ft. apache last Thursday.
 Last Saturday afternoon at the
 home of little Miss Zelma Goolsby
 birthday party was given in honor
 of the little lady's birthday. The
 house and table were tastefully deco
 rat ed and refreshments of cake and
 ices were served. The little guests
 went away declaring Zelma most
 charming hostess.
 E c. Heck, manager of the Clifton
 Water and Improvement company,
 has about completed a complete
 water census of the town. The
 water maps represent every house in
 the city which is connected with the
 compau'ys mains, and is an elaborate and complete work, which is not only
 agreat benifit to the company but also to others who desire information regarding location of various build
 ings.
 The Webster & Tucker round up IS
 on at Rattlesnake ranch under the
 management of Billy Tucker, and lextends to the Pomeroy ranch on the IGila The Webster & Tucker people are gathering for delivery several thousand head which will be shipped
 in a few weeks. With this outfit is
 Johnny Parks and bis men who are
 working in conjunction with Billy Tucker. At the Double Circle ranch and range the roundup commenced
 the 18th at which 1000 head of year. lings will be gathered.
 s At the sheriff's sale of the Clifton x s New England properties, held on the
 23nd inst, the executions were pur- t chased by John K. Erskine, of the l. lSbdQudTQ dI lOdAi' n amount of the executions which MT s Erskine assumes is $7,930.39 as fol l lows: L. w. Turgeon, Sl,7S6 27: Oar [ byshire & Evans, S4, 464.4I; Fl Pasc Foundry & Machine Co, Sl, l29.65
 San Francisco Railway Co.,, 35OOO . The history of these big mines fol r the past eight years represent nearly as many arrangements, and the pro F perties Of the company are samons Q the best in the district.
 IT Bay Shannon came in Sunday iron S the 94 ranch about 45 miles nOrthwes e of Clifton, bringing with him his sol if Lloyd. The young boy ils suffering . from a slow fever, and has been sicl
 for several days. The trip was mad l. by pack animals, and the boy wa d placed in a box, furnished with sof a blankets and then tied securely t e the pack saddle. The trip was mad without incident to Metcalf, and tn h youngster brought in on the COronad ,- train and placed in the A. c. hospita t where at last reports be was gettin
 on fine. On all the long mountai [ trip the brave little fellow neve U complained.
 e The high school children had ba e luck on their way to Thatcher b r one of their horses gettin n sick the other side of Solomonvill' d The animal became ailing at Sol' 1T knoxville, but it was thought nc is serious and the party started slowl le on their way, when the horse finall
 became so sick that be lay down an n that night died. The young peop H. secured a team from a farmer an 1t, got through to Thatcher. The state Id ment about town that the horse W; no driven to death and others injured It. not so, for no fast driving of tn e, animals was indulged in on the tri ', The water storage current reserve :. at the Ira Harper fruit and veeet
 ble ranch up the Frisco about i' ', miles, will be completed this wee
 the two gasoline auxiliary engin
 being put in position, The reserve e. is 70 feet long by 20 feet wide at u ol top and l6 feet at the bottom, 6 te lss in depth. The engines one 15 and 'n' horse power respectively and one ay them will be in commission all t ca time, with reserve engine ready 'm start, if one should break down. IT ID fruit farm, and other crops are re- both sides of the river, and { or storage reservoir is connected to t
 opposite side with a pipe line und on the bed of the river These late i ,g. provements make the Harper ran on once of the best appointed ln we southwest.
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