El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-25
CLIFTON FIRE IS
QUICKLY CONQUERED
Clifton Man Returns From
Cuba-MOvementS Of
Clifton People.


posed to have been caused by an accu-
mutation of waste and oil in the power
house Of the A c. company, caused
much smoke and some excitement. The
a. c. hose companies were called out
and the blaze was quickly extin-
guished
-Suds" Williams, a well known Cliff
ton young man, has returned from
three months trip to Cuba. He hugely
enjoyed the trip, combining pleasure
whit business, but says ne is glad to
again be in Clifton.
Z. NJ Jones, proprietor Of the Jones
printery. was a AIorenci visitor.
Harry Mclean, of Metcalf was in
Clifton with friends this week
Prof. Heinau is in MOrenci for a few
days
Charlton Jay. in charge of the A. C.
drug department at MOrenci, is in Cliff
ton on business.
5. F. Langford, manager of the A c.
Coronado store at Metcalf, is in Clifton
on business.
W. B. Kelly, editor of the Copper
Era, is spending the week in Phoenix
on business
j. o. Phillips. the clifton tailor. has
returned from a several weeks trip to
New Mexico.
The well known cattle buyer Of Pu-
eblO Colo. MCBest is spending sew
eral days in Clifton on business Mr..
McBest is now making regular trips TO
this section Of the country and in the
past few years has spent several thou
sand dollars with the local cattemen.
L kearney, who has been sepnding
the past week in Phoenix on business,
has returned.
+. Gomez has returned from Phoenix
where he has been spending the past
two weeks, being summoned to the
capital city by Gov. Hunt to act as in
terpreter.
c. Z. Tyler, local agent for the
New York Life Insurance company,
who recently returned from an eX-
tenSive trip to the interior of Mexico,
has left for Los Angeles and other
California points, where he expects to
be gone on a bushes strip for month.
Before returning 3Ir Tyler will spend
some time in Albuquerque, y. NJ
where his wife has been visiting her
parents for the past month.
Henry Johnson, in the employ of the
Arizona Copper company, is spending
several days in Clifton with friends
Mr. johnson was very badly injured
several years ago on the A & y. NJ
railroad, when he was caught by the
cable of the wrecker and thrown vio-
lently 10 the ground thereby suSt tanning
serious injuries, which necesSitated his
confinement to the A. c. hospital for
some months. For some time MS eye
sight was despaired of but. at the pres
ent time. he has regained all Of his nor
mai faculties and is in his former good
health.
w. A. Pitt, the valley ranchman. is in
Clifton this week on a visit to his wife,
who is conducting the Central hotel
Dick Miller, g Double Circle cowboy,
is spending several days in Clifton
with frienCs. He reports the ranges in
excellent condition and the prospects
for the cattlemen in that section OF
the country the best ever for a pros
porous season.
Paul Beckerm. the Morenci merchant,
was Clifton visitor.
Judge Fletcher A. DOan. of Tomb
stone, is in Clifton this week on legal
business.
W W. Dutton. the chief electrician
of the Detroit Copper company, was
down from Morenci.
Mrs A. l. Cummings, Of Morenci,
was calling on Clifton friends this
week.
W. R. Chambers. a prominent attor-
ney Of SolOmOnvllle, Is spending the
week in Clifton on legal business.
Frank Laverty. Joe Adkins and Chas
Van Zant have this week taken posses
sion of the, Alcazar theater on the east
side. This theater was formerly con-
Quoted by the three Grace sisters.
The old AirdOme. which was recently
removed from the east side is now be-
ing erected on Chase Creek and viii be
open for business the first of the week
OF Clifton. but now an inmate OF the
Pioneers home at Prescott, is in Cliff
ton this week visiting old friends.
sam Abraham, proprietor OF the Cliff
ton hotel, rode into Clifton the first OF
the week in a new five passenger car.
Mr.. Abraham's machine is Of the latest
model being self starter and
equipped with electric lights and all
the modern Improvements known to
the automobile world. Mr.. Abraham,
accompanied by J. +. Niccols made a
remarkable record in the new machine, Z
coming from Globe, a distance Of no
miles, in II hours Ny Abraham re-
ported the roads in good condition the
greater portion OF the way between
Globe and Clifton.
Walter Mcmillan and Edith O'Con-
nell, members of the Albert Taylor
stock company, who have been play
ing, weeks engagement, put one
over on their artist friends Of the com
pany and were quietly married By
judge Lame The company left for
San Antonio.