The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-10-18
WELCOMEFOR THEEL PASO'
 BOOSTERS
Mayor Fraser, City Councilmen and Members of Reception Committee Extend Glad
 Hand to Visitors of
 the Pass City
ENTERTAINMENT AT ARM0RY
Clifton is Recipient of Monster Wood en Key to the Gates of the Pass
 City for Os-appIe Jubilee.

Sity TOT OS-apPic SupuCC.
 The second excursion of the bus.- ness men of Fl Paso is now under way through Arizona and the first stop was made in Clifton on Monday nighs. From Clifton the party of excursionis- ts, composed of fifty-three leading business men of Fl Paso, visited at Morenci, and later in the day at Dun can, and in each of the three places were accorded a hearty and enthusi- astic reception. As H. D. Slater, editor of the Fl Paso Herald, express s- ed it, the reception accorded the vis- itors in Greenlee county had never been .excelled in the southwest.
 The object of the visit was to get better acquainted with the people re- siding in the big territory surround ing Fl Paso with whom for many years the most pleasant and cordial business and social relations have ex- ed and the pleasant recoIlections left teb-nI in this section may e taken 1s an ins ication, the trip has been a ryand success.
 few weeks ago tic Clifton Cham ce. of Commerce received rctice from .se El Paso Chamber of commer.-e that delegation of that bay wod'-l +isit Arizona and New Mexico ld woul1 be in Clifton on the night of october 14th, at 7:30 D. m Secre- tary J. J. Kelly called meeting of the local organization to prepare a IrogIsm of entertainment and recep- ton and the various committees on ar. engagements and finance were appoint ed.
 When the big special train rolled in to the depot on Monday evening, in dition to the reception committee, the Mayor and members of the Town Council, there was a general outpour- ing of Clifton citizens to bid the visi.- ors welcome. Headed by the splenG- did 22d Infantry band the excursion. ists were escorted across the bridge to the East side where a band concert was enjoyed for an hour while ths visitors were looking up old business friends and making ne wacquaintan- ces. Main street was soon flooded with colored celluloid keys, folders, all kinds of advertising devices, and official programs of the Os-aple Jubi- lee commencing in Fl Paso on Octo- Der 23.
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 tAt the conclusion of the band con- cert the visitors, escorted by local citizens, boarded the special train which was switched to Hills Add:- tion where the entertainment, i-i charge of Peter Riley, and committse, had provided for grand ball and refreshments. The band proceeded to the stage and for two hours played for the merry dancers in a manner never to be forgotten.
 Before hte dancing began Norman Carmichael, General Manager of the A. c. Co.,, welcomed the visitors on behalf of the Clifton Chamber of Con- merce and the people of Clifton. Eugene Harris, member of the State | Legislature of Texas, of the Fl Paso party, responded in a happy vein, and | SOhOiuoOo DJ IhO plCoSALdClOA Ol IuS giant key to Fl Paso to the people of | Clifton
 In behalf of the OceantoOcean Hign | way Association, Vice-President Dell | M. Potter, of Clifton, extended a wei come. He told of the great good to | accrue to the southwest by reason Of | teh building of the Ocean to Ocean Highway and asked Fl Paso to joil hands and secure this great boon along the line of the Santa Fe trail.
 AT MORENCI.
 The special train left Clifton Tues day morning at TAO for Guthrie where the transfer was made to the Southern narrow guage train for the run of eighteen miles to Mo renci over one of the most wonderful railroad lines in the world. At Mo-