The copper era., 1911-06-09

bath house and swimming pool, why
not have it along the south river
front where the hot water boils up.
Before you buy any hosiery, inves-
tigate the Bazaar's best=value-for-
your money offerings.
The board of supervisors of Green
lee county we're in session Monday
and Tuesday, and full report of the
proceedings will be given next week.
E. G. Bradley, A. G. store watch
man at Metcalf was down Monday to
make application for quarters at the
Pioneers Home at Prescott.
Road supervisor Await has been
instructed to start work on wagon
road to Nee calf. This Is a much
needed improvement to the roads of
Greenlee COUNTY.
E. E. Parker, who has been with
the A. c. Drug store for some time,
left for El Paso the first of the week
where he has accepted a good
position.
The Greenlee Cigar Factory has
moved from the bay window shop in
Chase Creek cut to the Boyles build
ing farther up the street, opposite
St. Elmo.
B. F. Billingsley, member of the
hoard of supervisors and J. w. Aker,
county school snperinte hdent, re-
turned to their homes in Duncan
Wednesday morning.
The Lordsburg Liberal has dis
covered that most efficient treat
meut for mosquito bites is olive oil
Wonder what Senior Don would sug
gest in case of snake bite?
Billy Hamilton and Johnny Baronne
were down to the hot Springs last
Sunday, and reort bunch of about
20 soaking themselves daily at the
bath house.
Jimmie Averil has the contract to
build 4-room modern cottage for
Tom Inghs on Hill's addition. The
foundation will be 26x46, and is to
cost about 81, 700.
John Keppler went to work Monday
at Metcalf as night watchinan and
deputy sheriff. Mr.. Keppler will
make a good officer and attentive
Waterman.
VIM. D. Shaw, Agency Manager o.
the Equitable Life Assurance Suciety
with headquarters at Phoenix, Ariz
was in town the latter part of thu
week on business
Jack Holman has bought II acres
of rich land at the coming town of
York, station on the A. & N. M,
about 80 miles from Clifton. Jack
says that if he can't raise alfalfa ht
can raise good crop of Lizards.
D. D. Moutieth is stable foreman al
Spaws Transfer, and states the whole
outfit of % horses and wagons are
busy all the time. D. D. has been at
the stables for the past month.
At the last meeting of the town
board held Monday an ordinance was
passed making anyone amenable to
fine of SO fer splitting on the side
walks of Clifton, also one prohibiting
music In saloons and dance halls.
S. E. Deuison of Nacosari blew up
!. from down there last Saturday jus,
: as fast as possible whentransportation
was open. Mr.. Denison is an expert
miner and was one of the foremen al
the mines down there.
The $4,000 gallon water tank a.
Longfellow near the mines ON which
Dennis Murphy, the boiler maker is
working will be finished in about to,
weeks most of the plate work being
; done at the local A. c. shops.
w. o. Wheatly. clerk of the Board
of Supervisors OF Greenlee county,
spent Wednesday at Duncan. w. o
says the farmers are all busy cuttin,
hay and barley, and there were but
few people about town.
Before you buy your summer
dresses, come in and look over tn,
Bazaar's line ofcool one. peice dresses
Johnny Parks came in Thursda
from SOlomynville, where he has beer
for over month past looking afte'
business interests. BE states that tbs
second crop of alfalfa is about finish
ed cutting, and that the wheat and
other small grains have been har
vested.
: j. w. Sutherlin was down from bis
r ranch near Metcalf Thursday. MIR
: Sutherlin has a splendid outfit of
horses and pack animals, and is ont
of the best guides to the mountain
to be found anywhere in or about
Clifton.
Clyde Prettyman arrived Wednes
lay from the Cincinnati Art School
where he has been for the past two
years. He graduated with the high
est hOnOrs, winning a scholarship AND
lone prize money. Clyde is an artist
Of high class that Clifton and Arizona