The copper era., 1911-01-27


 stands unrivaled as a remedy for al
 throat and lung diseases. Sold by
 all druggists
 ' Globes S Wall is the new law firm
 which will occupy the new office ir
 the Central.
 I Among the arrivals in town is Rob ert K. Minson Jr. There is great re J joicing in the Minson household over , the arrivaI of the first son and heir
 The Rebekah lodge of Clifton i: preparing to give a grand ball at the Armory on the evening of Feb. 2l. John J. Birduo, of Graham County and B. A. Cameron, of Coconino Co.,, were named Chairman and Secretary, respectively, of the Territorial Asso. ciation of Assessors at Phoenix this week.
 James J. Riggs, former citizen member of the Board ol Control and a prominent cattleman of Cochise county, died at his home at Dos Ca bezas this week.
 Hon. L1mar Cobb is in receipt of a letter from Hon. Wm. Jennings Bryan saying that he will arrive in the ter ritory February 9th and will make speeches in Tucson, Phoenix, Mesa, Bisbee and Douglas i- favor of the ratification of the Arizona constitu- tion.
 The scene of activity in the Mexi- Jean revolution appears to have shifted from the state Of Chihuhua to Sonora.
 The Woman's Club will meet at the office of A. T. Thomson Saturday afternoon at 2:9O p, ID.
 Geo. Reitzer is out of the hospital after the operation for appendicitis and will soon be himself again.
 Mrs. Baylor Shannon and daughter Elizabeth are visiting Mrs. Shannon's sister, Mrs. Sam Spann.
 MT. and Mrs. Frederic Vim of the forest service from Albuquerque, N. M., are in town. MT. Vim is on forest service business.
 Miss Ruth Elliott, who formerly was Clifton girl, is very seriously ill in Los Angeles, Cal.
 Miss Elizabeth Trumpss is at her post in the South Clifton school, after weeks illness.
 Miss Mary Futile is improving, but for the past week she has been quite i'll from the effects of the sting of some insect.
 John R. Webster, county treasurer, returned from SolononYille last Sat urjay, where he has been for several weeks past settling with the Graham county treasurer.
 Harry Bartlett and wife left this morning for Washington, D. O., for visit, and also to perfect some inn portant patents which Harry has at the government patent office.
 Mrs. Gene Harper and young son, of Tule Springs cattle ranch, took | the train this morning for visit to Ohio to be with her parents and the old home for few months.
 The town has built a new hose house on lower Chase Creek between the rock barber shop of Brock & Snedden and "Rocky" Johns place. This is a very suitable place for the purpose mentioned.
 Mrs. J. R. Todd entertained charm ingly on last Friday in honor of Mrs. B. Shannon and Mrs. Mason. Quite number of ladies were present and delightful afternoon was spent
 The two Metcalf liquor peddlers who were arrested last week by dep uty sheriff Arnet and fined S2OO DO each by Judge Campbell of that pre- cint, charged with selling whiskey without license, were arraigued Tuesday before U. S. Commissioner J. J. Kelly, and placed under $500 bond to appear before the U. s. Grand jury. They both furnished the re- quired bail.
 A crazy Mexican woman was brought down from Morenci Wednes- day to be examined before Probate Judge Shirley. She was remanded for safe keeping for five days to await developments.
 The Keppler Bros are now taking ore from their lease on the Engineer mines having run through their mill the ore in the bins of the Laura D mine from which the UOId Outnut re- i suits were very satisfactory. The ore from the Engineer is of a high, grade than that from the Laura D bins and the mill is kept pounding night and day crushing about four tons each twenty four hours. The Keppler Bros. expect within short time to install mill of much larger capacity.