El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-20
COMPLETE BOUNDARY
SURVEY OF COUNTY
Clifton Friends Give Ban
quet to A. T. Thomson,
Pioneer Citizen.

Clifton, Ariz, Aug. 2O.-County sur
veyor H o. Tunis and his assistant, L
J. Turney. have returned TO Clifton.
having completed the survey of the
boundary line between Graham and
Greenlee counties. Mr.. Cook, the Ora
ham county surveyor, accompanied
S. n. Ward, of Morenci. has moved
TO Clifton and has a position with the
Airdome theater as operator.
Morris Manheimer, of Metcalf, spent
the first of the week in Clifton.
A gathering of the employees of the
A e. company was held in the dining
room of the Clifton hotel to honor A
l. thomson, superintendent OF the
Detroit Copper company at MOrencL
For the past Is years Mr.. Thomson has
seen continuous service in the employ
Of the Arizona Copper company as
cashier and the A. * y. NJ railroad
company as traffic manager. and the
smoker and banquet was given as a
token of friendship, at which time Mr..
Thomson was presented with a silver
service table set, consisting of pol
pieces, by his friends and cowOrkers.
R X. Minson, traffic manager of the
A & n M, presided. and Norman Car
michael, general manager of the 4. G
company, made the presentation speech.
Several speeches were made while mu-
sic was furnished by Adams's orches-
ira and a male quartet }. J.. Robert
son. Of FL PaSO, and VIM Buckins ham,
of Los Angeles, were two of the invited
guests. After couple of days visit
with friends in Clifton Mr.. Thomson re-
turned to his home in MOrenci.
Mrs. c. E. Tyler and son have moved
tc Albuquerque, where they viii make
their future home. Mr. Tyler, who will
travel through Arizona and New Mex
leo, will continue to make Clifton his
headquarters
DR.. H A. ScheH, who has been on
a hunting trip in the mountains for the
past month. has returned to Clifton and
departed the first of the week for his
home in Tucson
Mr.. Nelson. who has been living on
his ranch in Texas for the past three
years, has returned to Clifton and will
again enter the employ of the a. c.
company and make this place his future
Word has been received from Mai.
Latin, an old newspaper man OF this
district and who is now located in st.
Louis, 10 the effect that while waiting
for an operation for blindness he has
written a book treating of his % years
experience in the southwest The
publishers and the first edition VIII
consist of 5000 copies, there being 80
short stories in all. The major expects
to return to Clifton in the fall.
W. X Dial. of Stafford, accompanied
by his wife. is spending some time in
Clifton on legal business.
County auditor H E Brubaker and
family have been spending a few days
in Morenci with friends.
The J. q. T dance at Prettyman's
hall was a decided success, there being
a large crowd in attendance. The club
will give another dance at the same
place on the evening Of August "a.
Mrs /. H Springer and daughter, ]
Erma, have returned from an extended
visit in the east
A l. Terry. clerk of the board of su-
pervisors, spent day in Morenci on !
business.
J. H. Spoon. of Duncan. has been
spending the past week in Clifton on I
business.
c. T. Sokup, who has been spending |
the past month on a visit TO Alichi gan, |
has returned to his home in Metcalf.
j. B. Armbrust. who was formerly j
in the employ of the A. c. company
make this his future home again, tax !
ing up his old duties in the warehouse. /
Mr.. Armbrust has been absent from /
Clifton for three years and during that 4
time has resided in CSnanea, Hayden /
and other places in the southwest
John r Hampton. who recently re- /
turned from a visit to Phoenix, has. the :
nomination for presidential elector on
the Democratic ticket and will make /
the race in the coming election.
j. h. kerby, county assessor, Is
spending several days in Phoenix being !
called there on business in connection
with his office.
Dauber Mason, Of the A c. general
office, is absent for a couple of weeks
in Denver on a visit to his father.
Mrs Tom Ingles, who has been spend
ing some time in California, has re-
turned to her home in Clifton.
Cid Thompson, night officer. who /
Was stabbed by a Mexican several l