The copper era., 1911-04-21
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Mir. Scotland is A. c. mine superin- tendent there.
 The A. c. Copper company's direct ors' ball at the opera house Monday .pightgwas q swell affair, large nom- -bgE ofthe elite of Clifton being pres '.la33sat ,.a33stt Pattersen Came down from Metcalf Monday where he had been tor several weeks put ting up, the steel ore bins for the Shannon Cop per qCmpshG
 , HQn.sG "A, Franz ma6ager of the Chftpn Becker Franz store and dep Euty U. 5 marshal fer this district, Jeff Sunday morning for two weeks trip to St. Lonis.
 Hon Wiley E. Jones'. of Safford, spent Tuesday about town, and stat ed that.hes, would gosto Mexico .n a ste9rt ttms to look after his large la1tisc colfGessions there.
 tJoe and Alex Fraser, of the Twin Peaks mines, were in town over Sun day night. There are 24 white min CTS and Mexicans at work at the camp of the company.
 Sellers and Bradfeld have bought the Await S Metz bakery on Hills Addition and the business will be conducted in an up to- date manner s9s' aspal.
 : 2 L Rtwlins,and PC. Little com posing the law firm oC Rlwlios x Gttle at Globe, after iransacting legal business tn Clifton this week, returned to-Giobe Wednesday mora tug
 Mrs C. L. Rlwlins arrived in Cnl. ton Monday evening for visit of d few days rcturaiug home on Thursday morning On toe return trip she was accompanied by her sister, Mrs. W. B. Kelly
 'Fidgy" Wright. the lightweight Arizoua champion, arrived in Clifton Monday from Silver City aud Slnta R!ta He had several 1O-round bouts over there and carried of the laurels fu all of them.
 The old Casino bowling alley which had to be taken out of the building after the great D c. dam Hood of 1906, has been bought by Richard Stephens aud moved to HHi's Add tion where it will be put down and placed lp commission.
 Andrew Snedden, foreman at tho Shannon. mflfes, accompanied by Mrs. 'uedden and young soa, arrived iu Clifton Tuesday after two months visit to their old home at Atiuonk, Illinois, where Mrs. Sneddeu's father lives. He stated that Walter, wife and two babies, who left Clifton a few weeks ago on visit are well aut having good time
 John Molder, of the New York Ari zona mines west of Morenci, accom- panied byyB S. Miller and Mr. Nca of Columbu5, Ga, were visitor Wednesday taking in the sights o Clifton These gentlemen are large D interested in the property, and ar, aere to look over the mines with d view of placing more machinery ou he big proposition.
 Andrew B. Canavale, mining anc civil engineer, of the Amargos mines in Mexico, F miles from Forl Hancock, is spending few weeks ir Clifton, having been driven away from the company's property by the insurrectiofi.s MT. Canavale is d mar of large experience in mining iH Peru and C5dtral America and Is ar Interesting gentleman to converse with On almost any subject. Ike Stevens. one of the best old time energetic miuing men of the district, has started work on a pros pecI 9 miles ab we Metcalf. The ore $ si'icious quartz and carries 82J il gold with other minor values Tn other properties which NJ. Stevens has cnarge of, the Chase Creek Cop Der company and the Stevens CoppeI company. are working right along il d satisfactory manner to the owners
 "Wednesday there arrived in town 30 horse power studebs ker automobii. from Solomonville, III king the tril over the 60 mile mountain road ii i've hours inc uding a stop on aocouc ot punctured tire The occupan' oi the Car were Albert Stevens, ,deputj sheriff O Graham iunty, GeJ Eueg of S1lumoaviiIe F A Care, of tl Arizona motor complny, Pnoentx and AI. M Wood his assistant.
 Dick LaSenan, of the M;ssabi Ma zrenci Development company, wit properties n G d Gulch, about thr niles west of Aorenci, was in C.uto Saturday for short stay. The in li' shaft on the mines is down 300 feet aud at present. he hls eight me taking out ricl ore for shipment This property has produced man -thousauds of dollars, and with the re cent dsvelooment work. Promi=es su better results~ and on much large scale.
 Thos. WilsJa, a general gold place