The copper era., 1911-06-09

visited about the district Thursday
and there were a number who con-
contributed to Uncle Sans treas
ury.
G. E. Tyler, the New York Life In
surance live wire agent, spent part
of the week at Metcalf, arriving in
Clifton Friday where he will remain
tor a few days. Mr.. Tyler's head
quarters are at Morenci.
pud Eldridge rode into town Fri
day on his noted horse Snakes from
Silver City, where he went in charge
of herd of $4,000 cattle from the
ranges of this county and New Mex
leo. bud says he will not sell any of
his cattle except to local butchers in
small lots:
Minor Simms, A. G. grocery de-
partment manager, Roy Waylahd,
A. G. drug store department manager,
accompanied by Mrs. Sinms and Mrs:
Wayland, left for the White mountain
country last Monday on months
vacation. They went with pack
animals and saddle horses.
T. D. Moot, employed at the A. c.
electrical works, died at the hospital
from blood poisoning Friday morning.
came up here several moths ago. He
is man of family and was a gentle
man of kind disposition and exemplary
cha racter.
Jack Anderson, the genial pas
senger conductor OH the Corona do
railroad, accompanied by Leon Fritz,
agent at the Little Depot, left Mon
day for Cloudcroft via Ell PasO,
where Mr.. Anderson will secure a
cottage for his family for the sum-
mer. During his absence Sam SidebO-
than will punch the tickets on the
grade line.
Before you buy your suitcase, in
spect the extensive assortment at
the Bazaar Dept. Store.
A telegram was received Thursday
bv Sheriff Euglish that his brother
Frank had been killed at dis ranch in
the .Animds valley about thirty-five
miles from Rodeo, n. NJ. The Kill ling
was done by Jim Mackie and the
cause, leading up to the shooting was
not stated. Sheriff English of Green
lee county left Friday morning for
the scene and to be present at the
funeral.
Reece Webster was up from his 6ue
ranch at York station, viii ch he has
been improving the past Years, and
which he now has in a perfect state
IF cultivation. His 80 acre field of
rlfalfa is now over Is inches high,
md will be ready to cut in about
week. There are anumber of fine farms
m the flat, and the close proximity
to market makes land very valua BILE
over there.
Johnny Patty, who has had severe
rouble with the thumb of his right
land by being lacerated slightly by
beef bone, and blood poisoning
vas i'm mineut, is now out of danger
md getting along fine. He has been
aid up for about three weeks and
still unable to go home to his
Squaw Greek Ranch.
The time of year has come when
the weeks of vacation will be spent
lmong the pine timber and trout
streams of the White mountains, and
many small parties are being made
Up for that purpose. This sdmtier
,uting section of Arizona Is fast be
coming so popular that people from
ohio and other eastern states are
arranging to visit this wild and
.enic section this summer and fall.
Andrew Canavarle civil Engineer,
prmerly of the Amafgosa mining
company in Mexico about Il miles
rom Fort Hancock, Texas, and who
7as compelled to stop work on &C
cunt of the revolution, has accepted
position at Metcalf; Under super-
nteudent +. B. Scotland made
acant by the resignation of engin-
.er Freeman, who has gone to the
'orthwest to make his home.
Last Sa tufday, Ira Harper and
Mrs. Harper left Clifton for al
attended eastern trip, which will
xtend as far as Utica, N. Y, where
Mrs. Harper has a sister. Their frs:
top will be in Texas, where Mr.
Harper has a brother. The primary
object of the trip is to view large
ract of land in Virginia with a view
IF purchase. Mr.. Harper has an ide 4
that the Cumberland mountains are
FOOD grazing lands for goats and
'ther stock. They expect to be gone
tor the summer.
Before you buy your trunk, look a
the strong line of them at the Bazaar
Department Store.
, Last Sunday afternoon judy,
: Noder received a pleasant surpris,
when he was called TO his Office t
,tficiate in the marriage of Pet
florence and Fannie Hays. Mis-