The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-07-19

| BoRN-To the wife of w S. Riley, July 18th, baby boy. 1 Carl Smith, of Denver, was visiting in Clifton this week. 1 Dr. Tibbetts, fMetcalf, was a Cliff ton visitor on Monday. Dan Grant, of Metcalf, was inter- viewing Clifton friends the first part of the week.
 W. J. Arthur, of Morenci, was spending Tuesday in Clifton on busi- ness.
 A. N Terry, of Morenci, was in Cliff ton Sunday visiting his brother A. L. Terry and wife. ton visitor Sunday.
 Morris Manheimer, of Metcalf, was spending Sunday last in Clifton with friends.
 Cedar Juniper or Oak, straight Or mixed, $9.00 per cord at Hagan's Wood Yard. Phone 1041.
 Phone 1041 and your orders for wood will receive prompt delivery, from Hagan's Wood Yard, North Clifton.
 LUMBER. We have large stock of all kinds of secondhand lumber for sale. Hagan's residence, North Clifton. Phone 1041.
 The A. & N M. bridge gang is in Clifton this week being employed here at the present time on company busi- ness.
 Chas. Span, Cashier of the A. c. Co.,, store returned this week from vaca- tion on the coast.
 City Marshal G. L. Coffee, accom- panied by his family, left this week for Southern California, where he will spend the next month at the sea shore.
 Bishop & Co.,, of Los Angeles, was calling on his numerous customers in Clifton-Morenci district this week.
 Paul Reisinger, superintendent of the A. & N. M. By, will shortly move from his residence on Hills Addition and occupy the residence recently va cated by Col. M. J. Egan on the East side.
 According to the report of County Physician Burtch there were twenty 1 four births in the county during the month of June. During the same ! period there were twenty deaths.
 McBest, of Rocky Ford, Colo, ac companied by G. H. Dorathy, of Fl | Paso, were arrivals in the district on | Tuesday evening. MT. McBest is here again on cattle business.
 F. Barkhurst, formerly proprietor of the Clifton Auto line went to Met calf Thursday afternoon and from | there will go up into the mountains for a two weeks vacation.
 County Attorney E. V. Horton left ! Friday morning for his old home in Tennessee where he will visit for the next three weeks returning to Clifton in time for the August meeting of the County Board of Equalization.
 Owing to a typographical error last week the Era announced that Super visor Campbell had been granted d leave of absence for thirty days. Such is not the case. Uncle Bob" says Metcalf is good enough summer resort for him and he has no intention of leaving the county.
 C. T. Sokup and " Dunn of Metcalf, were in Clifton the first of the week n their way east. MT. Dunn will stop n Chicago while MT. Sokup will con- tinue to Michigan where he will spend r. several weeks visiting friends and relatives. k
 On Wednesday while transacting some business on Chase Creek J. O. Billingsley was taken violently i'll. He soon received medical attention and the cause was found to be ptO- maine poisoning. He soon recovered and at the present time is suffereins no i'll effects.
 Managing Director Walter Douglas, of the Phelps-Dodge Company, arrived in Morenci Wednesday afternoon for a conference with General Manager A. T. Thomson, of the Detroit Copper Company. He departed Thurs : day evening for Bisbee travelling ir his private car "Nacozari"
 Judge F. B. Laine, of the Superior Court. accompanied by Mrs. Eaine, left on Thursday morning for Los An geleS, where they will visit in south ern California for the next thirty days. Judge Laine has been in poor health for several weeks and goes to tie coast to recuperate.
 J. w. Bennie, general manager of {