The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-09-20

THE co Emil Brutinel, who has been the proprietor of a motion picture show in Los Angeles for the past year, has sold the business and is expected to arrive in Clifton the latter part of the weeE. Joe Stratton, of the D. c. store of- flee and A. B. Cutler, of the A. c. sup ply department at Morenci, have re- signed their positions and will leave shortly to assume new duties with the Inspiratio company at Miami
 Sam Abraham, who accompanied his son Eddie as far as Fl Faso, re- turned to Clifton on Wednesday even- ing Eddie left for Chicago where he will enter Rush Medical College for the coming year.
 Mir. and Mrs. NJ. A. Robinson are the proud parents of fine eight pound boy Mrs Robinson and the lis wearing a smile that won't come off
 The structural steel gang at the new shelter have been laid off until the first of the week on account of lack of material. About the first of the week, however, they expect to again be busy raising the huge steel structures.
 Ted Goode, who has been absent in England for the past two months, calI- ed there on account of the illness ali death of his mother, returned to Cliff ton Saturday evening md is again at hs duties in the A. '. store.
 The county prisoners were remov ed on Thursday to their new home in the county jail at the new court house. The new quarters are cOmmOdiOus and comfortable and will no doubt prove of much benefit to the unruly guests.
 WATEN-A first-class salesman to handle our line in Clifton and vicinity. Bond required. Write Grand Union Tea Company, Colorado Springs for particulars.
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 The J.. U T. club will give another one of their popular dances on SatuT- day evening, September 21st, to which all are cordially invited. These dan C0S are HOSI 0uJOydDlS dHQ WILL DS looked forward to during the winter season.
 Lawrence LaPoint,a prominent mer- chant of Morenci, and Alice Lujan Gould were married this week and will make Morenci their future home. Both of the contracting parties are well known in this section of the conn- ty where they have lived for several
  friends accompany them upon their matrimonial voyage.
 The amount of freight that comes into Clifton is quite surprising to one who has given this no attention. Practically at any time through the day the platform at the freight depot lis piled high with merchandise of every description coming in from all parts of the country. Freight wagons are busily engaged at all times haul ing heavy loads to their final destin- ation. One is not surprised at the busness in Clifton when he sees the great amount of goods coming to this point
 c. E. Tyler, the local New York Life representative, is this week in receipt of a beautiful prize which the com pdUy presented ull1 OH dCCOuuI Ol tAO recent six months contest just closed. The contest was between agents of Arizona and New Mexico and MT. Ty Ter was the lucky man to write the greatest number of paid up policies during the time of the contest. The prize sent MT. Tyler consists of a pair of solid gold emblamatical buttons and a lapel button to match, each being set with Q diamond. The set is beauti full and highly prized by the recipient.
 About 6:30 o'clock Thursday even ing near the depot a crowd of five MeXicans became involved in a quar- rel and as a consequence one man is in the hospital seriously injured and his assailant is in the county jail. l. is not known how the argument start ed but knives were freely used and the injured man received several ug- ly gaShes in the breast and abdomen whici, may result fatally. Officers who were telephoned for were soon or the scene and after placing one of the assailants under arrest after r:tuch difficulty too the injured man 70 the hospital where his wounds were dressed. The three other men of the party were held pending an investi- gation.
 The dance given on Monday evening the 16th, by the Mexican Club Eden at Prettyman'S Hall was one of the most