The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-08-30

HI E co l. Miss Joy Gray, deputy county re n corder, has resigned her position ant
 will leave shortly for California. Rod
 ney Ellis has been selected to fill tn, a vacancy.
 Miss May Oberholser, who has beer
 visiting friends in the valley for some n time, returned home Sunday and i. e again attending to her duties in thf
 postoffice.
 !. S. w Love, who has been employed l. in the Palace Market for the past year
 has resigned his position and is agaiI
 at his old post with the Tellez mark F. ct at Morenci.
 w. A. Bowman, of London, Eng
 land is a visitor in the district ant n in company with I. N. Stevens is mak l. ing an inspection of the copper mines
 in this vicinity.
 s Conductor Mitchell, of the A. & N a M. accompanied by his wife, left the ,. first of the week for Missouri, called
 there on account of the sickness oi p MT. MitchelPS mother
 Frank Martin, of Morenci, was
 spending Friday in Clifton on busi 2 ness. He expects to take possession
 of the new theatre at Morenci about : the first of the month.
 Mrs. w. R. Taylor is expected home , from her vacation the first of Septem. 7 ber.She has been visiting friends and 5 relatives in St. Johns and other north ern sections of the state The case of B. K Williams which I was set for trial in the Justice Court for Tuesday of this week has been postponed and the date for the post poned trial has not yet been set. Yesterday and today county officers have been busy moving into their new quarters in the new court house. Young's Transfer has the contract for moving the furniture and supplies. w. R. Benson, who has been employ ed at Metcalf for a number of years, has resigned and will take a position in the east En route to the east he will spend some time in Joplin, Mo.
 The new uniforms for the Moose band have arrived and Monday will see them decked put in their new re- galia. The uniforms are beauties and a credit to the first Moose band in the state.
 MT. James Cromb and family left last week for Santa Monica to spend Q few weeks by the briny ocean. Miss Christina intends to stay a few mon- ths in Los Angeles taking a musical course.
 Huldah Torrance, of Los Angeles, daughter of engineer Torrance, who has been spending a few months va cation in Pennsylvania is now extend ing it in Clifton among relatives and friends.
 A. G. Jeffry, Peter Braun, w. R. D. Hunter, A. B. Wallace and Lorega Grangetto filed their declaration of intention to become citizens of the United States in the Superior Court this week.
 Mayor George Fraser was at Lords burg on Thursday to meet Mrs. Fra ser who has been in California for the benefit of her health for several months. Mrs. Fraser returns much 1 improved.
 Miss Edith Jennings, who has been | ill with typhoid fever, was removed to Stafford the first of the week She was accompanied home by her mother who has been here caring for her dur- | ing her sickness.
 c. E.. Tyler has rented the office Ill the Hampton building recently vacat- ed by district attorney E. V. Horton This will be the office and headquart- CTS of the New York Life Insurance company in Clifton
 J. R. Todd, manager of the local branch of the Gila Valley Bank 6 Trust Co.,, left Thursday morning for Denver where he will spend the next month with his wife who has been visitic.s there for some time
 Dell Dorsey. who has been a valu- able adjunct to the blacksmith force Of the A. c. machine shop for the past two years, has accepted more Id- crative position as chief blacksmith at the new shelter site
 Thc pile driver engaged in driving the piling for the slag train bridge across the Frisco opposite the A. & N M. depot, was wrecked, Friday noon and the pile driver, engine, and truck plunged down the embankment into the river. J. E. Mason was thrown into the water but was not seriously injured.