El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-26

Mr.. Terrell IS now residing on a ranch
few miles from Hachita- y. NJ. which
I he recently purchased.
Senator George Chase. Of Clifton. has
4 been appointed chairman OF the mines
and mining committee, one OF the most
important committees Of the legisla-
ture.
c. E. Tyler is on two weeks trip
to Mazatlan, Mexico. Mt. Tyler is the
agent for the New York Life Insurance
company and was sent to the west
coast Of Mexico on important business
FOR that company.
L J. Turney has resigned his position
as inspector Of materials for the new
courthouse and his place has been filled
BY Pat Patterson.
It is reported that Clifton is to have
future Local parties are figuring on
erecting new airdOme moving picture
show on Chase creek
E ~ Jones and wife arc late arrivals
in Clifton from California and viii re-
side here In the future. AR. Jones has
this week installed a modern job print
ing plant in South Clifton in the old
Mormon church building. About May J.
Nj Jones viii start a weekly newspa-
per and expects at that time to move
the present plant TO Chase Creek to
more cOmmodiOus quarters.
Mr.. Love, VINO has for several years
been in the meat business at Morenci,
has position with the Palace market.
and this week moved his family here.
F. z Grandpa" Fox has returned
from the Mimbres hot springs in New
Mexico, where he has been for the past
two months for the benefit of his
health he returns much improved.
James Baldwin, a former Clifton bust
ness man, IS spending the week here on
business. Mr.. Baldwin lives in FL Paso.
Dr. W. H Fales, for the past several
years physician in chief for the Shan
non Copper company, has resigned his
position and expects to leave about the
first Of May for Boston, where he will
locate.
J. D. Archibald. for many years as
sistant manager OF the A c. company
store at this place. mas rendered his
resignation and viii leave Clifton .-ort-
" for the east. Mrs. Archibald will
leave soon for her old home in Eng
land
Ira Happer, the well known rancher.
IS spending a few days with Clifton
friends from his ranch up the Frisco.
Jack McAlister. an old time resident
OF Duncan, has been in Clifton for sew
eral days this week on business trip.
Mr.. McAlister reports that there IS q
good prospect for Duncan to vote on
the local option question again in the
near future That place has been dry
for two years and the vets stand a
good show Of again installing the sa-
Icons.
Work on the new Greenlee county
is steadily progressing with
q large force Of men on the job The
walls have been completed TO the sec
ond story and when the building IS
finally turned over 10 the county II Will
be one Of the finest structures its kind
In the new state.
The new plant Of the S & s bottling
works is being rapidly pushed to com
pletion- The building viii be equipped !
with the newest machinery and april |
ances in the bottling line
The court calendar for the April term /
OF the district court viii be q rather !
Eeavy one. There are several damage 4
cases on against the large companies /
Of tne district as well as great many /
olYorce suits
ames Averill who has the contract |
81 me erection OF the new Morenci /
sstaIS bank Is in the county seat visit 4
ing DIS family for a few days
J. n bryan, who has for several /
ears Deen IN charge of the A c. hard
ware oepartmen at Morenci. IS spend
ttns q rev days in Clifton on business
ar Bryan expects to make Clifton his !
nome IN the near future
A l. cummings and wife. OF MorencL
week.
Clifton lodge No. 1174, b P O. e,