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THOMSON PRESENTED WITH
 TOKEN OF HIGH ESTEEM
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closely. There are epochS in men careers when great changes take place in their affairs; when chapter III their life is closed; when ola asSocia- tionS are severed and new ones are about to be formed, when turn in the lane is reached, it is natural to stop and look back; there is a moment of announcement if the lane is full of friends to express sincere regret at parting; to offer token of their friend ship; to assure him of the success he has already achieved, and to wish him a still fuller measure in the future. Such spontaneous evidences of friend ship cheer one nightly and form bright spots in life to look back up on with joy in the years that are to come.
 Tt is on such occasion we are met here tonight Our friend has got to the end of a tanget and has struck curve, but fortunately the right-of-way is wide and the curvature easy and we will have him, I hope, in sight for quite a long time.
 s'Mr Thomson, we offer you our heartiest congratulations on your well merited appointment. We wish to record our appreciation of your sterl- ing qualities, and assure you of the affection and esteem in which you are held by all of us. Be the distance far or near, be the time long or short, you will always have warm place in our hearts, and a hearty welcome whenever you visit your old stamping ground in Clifton.
 Tn our sincere good wishes, we de sire to include her, whose life and 1E- terests are indissolubly linked with your own, whose charm of manner and kindliness of disposition have endear- ed her to all who knew her. Our re- gret is that Mrs. Thomson is not able to be here tonight to grace our gather ing with her presence, but we feel sure she is with us in thought, and our hope is that she will soon be re- stored to full health and strength and return to share with you many nap py and prosperous years.
 'As a token of our esteem and re- gard we ask you to accept this case of silver, in the use of which we hope you may often be reminded Of your friends in Clifton"
 As Mr. Thomson arose to respond to the presentation speech, enthusiastic and unbounded applause greeted him. He spoke with difficulty on account of emotion as he turned to address those with whom he had been intimately associated by ties Of frlendsnlp ana business for so long a time. Tt has been my pleasure to know most of you personally, "said MT. Thomson address, ing his friends. All through my career in connection with this com many I have had your help and hearty co-operation and to that, more than anything else, I ascribe what success
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-08-16

Satisfaction of Mortgage Val ley Bank & Trust Co., to P. Reisinger.
 Deed-J. F. Cauthen ct ux to Phil McNai.r
 Lease of Mining Claim-N Y. & Arizona Mining Co.,, to R. J. Morris on.
 Bill of Sale-H K. Gallen to P. Med ina
 Realty Mortgage IHoefeldt ct ux to Jennie Solomon.
 Satisfaction of Mortgage Nat Bank to I. Hoefeldt
 Warranty Deed-P Reisinger to Margaret M. Miller.
 Satisfaction of Mortgage Margaret Bozzo to A. Alexander
 Realty Mortgage-Luciana Zuniga to s. Sidebotham.
 Satisfaction of Mortgage to Tribaco Caribajal.
 Chattel Mortgage-W. M. Bartlett to First National Bank.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-08-16
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be received at the office of the Board of Supervisors of Greenlee County, in the Town of Clifton, Ari- zona, until 10 o'clock a. m., TuesdA September 3rd, 1912, for all concre6 walls and walks necessary on the grounds of the Greenlee County Court House and Jail according to the plans and specifications of E. c. Heck, Ar chitect certified check of 10 per cent of the amount of bid must ac- company each bid. The Board re- seves the right to reject any or all bids. Bids will be opened and con sidered by said Board at it's office in the Town of Clifton, Arizona, Tuesday, September 3rd, 1912, after 10 o'clock a. m. All bids must be sealed and ad- dressed AL Terry, Clerk of the Board of Supervisors, Clifton, Arizona, and marked Proposal for Walls and Walks for Court House and Jail"
 By order of the Board.
 A. l.. TERRY, Clerk.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-08-16

and advancement 1 have received. came a 'greenhorn" from a foreign shore and met with good fellowship, encouragement and corporations, the recollection of which will always re- main fresh in my memory. I know the spirit which actuates this token Of esteem. My appreciation and ad- miration of this beautiful present I can not find words to express. I shall prize it dearly for the spirit in which it is given. It shall be cherished and kept all my life and for Mrs. Thonl- son and myself | thank you from the bottom of my heart
 Gee It's Great to Meet a Friend from Your Home Town," followed by Hail, Hail, the Gangs All Here,' by the Harmony Club,put everybody in d good humor. MT. Minson gave way to Mr. Carmichael, who acted as toast master of the evening and proved him. self an adept in that position.
 Paul Reisinger, Superintendent of the A. & N. M. was called upon by MT. Carmichael and brought down the
 
 pense of Morenci. The Superintend- ent said that the worst thing he ever knew Thomson to do was to choose Morenci as his place of future resi- dence. He added that Morenc1 was compelled to come to Clifton for man to boss the job and that he now en- tertained high hopes of the complete reformation and rejuvenation of the mile high dwellers. MT. Reisinger concluded with the wish that ''ThoIn- sons spirit may never grow younger and his pay check always grow larger
 J. G Cooper, Purchasing Agent and Cashier of the A. c. Company spoke for the office force who had been in- timately associated with MT. Thomson. MT Cooper took pleasure in testifying to the courteous and gentlemanly treatment accorded the employees and ti had been a pleasure to be associated in business with such a congenial gen. guests in a pleasing manner with a couple of scotch stories.
 Mir. E. M Williams, Store Manager, added his tribute of respect and admir- ation of the good qualities he had ob- served in Mr. Thomson for period of intimate friendship which had eXtend- ed from more than fifteen years. He poked a little fun at the guest of the evening by reciting an incident connected with his first arrival in Clif ton.
 At this juncture the Harmony Club made the hit of the evening with the following composition, sung to the tune of Casey Jones', and composed by MT. D. K. Mason, of the railroad general office.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-08-16
RECORDED DOCUMENTS.

The following legal documents were filed for record in thet office of the County Recorder this week:
 Realty Mortgage-Claude Mcdowell ct ux to L. w Blinn Lumber company.
 Chattel Mortgage-JesuS Valen- zuela to Olney Hardware Co.
 Satisfaction of Mortgage First Nat. Bank to Serapio Murrillo.
 Title Bond and Lease-S. D. Conley et al to W. P Craig ct al.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-08-16

R. Van Bibber, R. c. Williams, H. c. McIlveen, Dean Mason, P. Riley, Chas. Bond, VIC. Dodds, MT. Matthews, Fred Beck, Mr.Goode, MT. Oberholser, Chas. Quinn, w. H. Smith, J. Porcheus, N, NibIock, Dan Lynch, J. M. Whitely, James Walse, Dr Ryan, D. R. Short ridge, Chas. Kreuder, M- O. Simms, w. R. Wayland, w. W. Berrault, F. Spencer and Dr. Reed.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-08-16

Come all ye railroad boys if yoI want to hear A story about gentleman near Mr. A T. Thomson is the gentle mans name With the A. & N. M Railroad boys he won his fame. He started at the bottom and he went to the top And it's our opinion that he is never going to stop So here's to MT. Thomson if he's got to go He has our good wishes and we want to know:
 Chorus Here's to MT. Thomson, a man worth while When he sees you he will greet you with smile The Phelps Dodge Company has man that's on the square And you bet their stock will take jump when he gets there.
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Dan Lynch, who spoke on behalf of pany, made one of the best talks of the evening" MT Lynch said: We are glad to have had this occasion to show our esteem for MT. Thomson. None is more worthy. He is one man I never heard a fellow employee speak ill Of He has always been kind and courteous in his manner yet firm and decisive. We employees knew that he was just. No matter who the man was he got justice from Thomson. He always stood for the right against the wrong and these were the qualities was no 'manana' business with Thom- son. It was do it now
 Other speakers of the evening were Curry H. Love, Hon. John R. Hamp- ton, H. T. Cutberth, of Douglas, w. B. Kelly, H. William Buckingham, J. R. Todd
 MT Constanle entertained with two vocal selections which were highly appreciated.
 The gathering disbursed by singing "Aul Lang Syne."
 Among those who were present were:
 Norman Carmichael, R. K. Minson, J. G. Cooper, John Riddle, J. E. Robart son, of Fl Paso, J. R. Hampton, H. T. Cuthbert, Dr. G. E. Goodrich, A. r. Thomson, P. Reisinger, J. R. Todd, F. M. Williams, Rev. c. H. Love, P. And erson, M. Shirk, J. M. Mason, Geo. R. Drysdale, Wm. Neill, Wm. Bucking- ham, of Los Angeles, Harry Golzier, w. H. Huffman, F. Dorman, A. T. How ard, J. l.. Widner, l.. L. Fritz, F. l.. Lowe, Lou Upman, w. B. Foote, H. B. Burke, w. B. Kelly, R. J. Coleman, R.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-13
STOCK MARKET RECOVERED FROM
DECLINE UNION PACIFIC FIRM

NV York. Dec. n 81 mon Pacific
vas again the center OF activity on the
stock exchange today. and there were
further spectacular fluctuations In it's
price. In period OF excited trading
Early in the day a broke IL points
90 l5O 80, lowest figure since 1905
Later II rose with a rush 10 l56 -,
a gain OF l-2 on the day. The mar
ket as "A whole showed more stability
than during yesterdays disturbance.
Although traders had no further in
formation "a %. the cause OF the unset
lement and speculative sentiment WAS
confused. there was less apprehen-
sion on the part OF securities holders.
There was heavy selling OF Reading
and II yielded IL. but elsewhere
declines were comparatively small
StSfl was heavily traded in hut was
wen taken, Evidence OF the strength
81 the general market led to increased
buying. and as Union Pacific bgan to
rally there was "A scramble OF the
shorts TO cover The price at one per
iod or the upward rush rose a point
between sales. The market. which
had not gone down with Union Pacif-
io. went up with IL and leading stocks
rose one or two points above yester-
days close. Trading grew Quieter at
the higher level. and although prices
eased on toward the end OF the day
there was no further unsettlement.
Total sales. SOS, 900 shares
Bonds shared with stocks in the r.
covery with convertible issues making
the best gains Total sales par value
S25O7 900.
u. :. bonds unchanged on call.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-13

NEW YORK Dec. Title market
after the opening was under great pres
ur" and prices broke wilde omen There
was enormous selling iu steel Union
AMI Reading. and many stop orders were
caught A. lowest prices support came
lu ana later sharp rally took place
Tho advance was nearly t- rapid AZ the
decline ana b. showed lu what "a nervous
slate the whole market &c. The after
noon was steady and while there was
pruht taking before the close tine under
tone was much better There was a
large amount OF good Investment buying
today. We lock for the market 10 drift
INTO dullncSs after this week
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]. S. saehs a Co.'S closing Letter.

NEW YORK. Dec Eth. market
H.atntHiucd q firm ton" 100 the final hour
although there was fairly large uroGii
taking by the trades ON eforksp ,ffr.
.iused iu the morning break. The urgent
ilqudaiun seems To- b." ended aud mar.
bet should regain much OF ~ f1ss.s
sustained within the past two weeks
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Pittsburgh Stocks.

WHEELING. vs.. Va. Doe O.. 20
'.hc active Irttsuurgl stacks. CORE. red
1slly ~ y T.. Mastsu a. Co. bankers
ami brokers Rational EvsDanr. par Z
building
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The WEATHE r
CONDITIONS

TIE hash pr-s4r~. cold w-at.er area
vi center override middle So .ssIr-.a r,.
NaNrf region. covers practically fr~
y mole country t.is morning Freezing
tenn efafurcr prevail. except tIe paClnr
Nllf ana middle and lower Aflarfl-
- lions Zero tcuIp~raf lures pravnff
over i1~ northern portions - the tst.f,er
halt-f- anu TIE upper Lake region TIM.
-f-hour temperature fall Iu DO Ono
ahd I"nne-s~e valleys ranged generally
IRON lf 60 20 dsgr-sr
\ loN pressure. WHrmer aeafhe~ area
H. spreading southwark INTO Tie Nortr-
west cloudy and sloReIs weather conc
tnlr~ on Ia. Texas coast
fair ana cold we,ther stiii -onfInis
IN THIS section tonight. The rsrnpsra-
llre Friday morning all De- a,o1t d.
l.oral dsts Highest Temperature YES
t-fuAf 80 degrees lowest last n.rrt.
- degrees. no pres Initiation
RIVERS:
NE ONO viii probably -1ffIrt. Cd frfl
!. ths district toi f.- u.Af fuo o.
three DAYS
20 ' How
.tio. director
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e7ys Raincoats snd Ran nst-
- 90 FOR bctr. WcFADDEN.s
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INDUSTRIAL. ETc.
Hazlett's Local Stocks.

WHEELING. w Va. bee. L. -
The folioSing ouotatious on the more
acuNc - Keeling stocks are corrected
daily for the inteiligencer by Howard
iiazictt . Son. i0c al brokers:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-13

! uturr~ closed i- cent uer higher p.-
e tinher closed al4aU Alas 70 f--r..
torn sUf nrru f-Nrrrf -.-'. go.
ainoat o. Arrive
cots spot sfeaoF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-13

Baron Local Stocks.
WHEELING. W Va Dee, o. 10
III" foiI0w4ut quotation. on t5e rtors
acttFc Wletsif@ stock. are corrected
esilS or tho irtelliEencer by GEORGE W.
HaIon, local broker. and r. X. M.ifslail
manager Bond Department
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-13

NOf -fUF WILLIE IIs.
NlIEE .lee anI NO NIefErre
AlaIIu narfuf sunday
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go payable January DIST.
~, payable December -Jld.
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re-sy ufscognt on Pianos See
sayrer &C 3D.. page g.


H-r0' ,.l-- H. II
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Transfer books close Dec 9Th.
o., cash dividend payable pec. istI
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-26

J. S. k: Father died June 10 Give me
an address where a letter will reach
YOU. Know of something to your interest,
Annie not so well MUST HAVE your adj
dress. Edwin Pascal 1885
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Auction Sales.

S~-~~-~-~---~~~-
AT A L G T L O N-Several
consignments, including a
fine lot of household goods
from 255 CORTLAND ST.. con-
sisting of fine bed room fur
niture, brass beds, refriger-
ators, library furniture, art
squares, rockers. dining
chairs, fine springs and
mattresses, pillows, center
and library table, rush fiber
porch furniture, crex rugs,
and many other fine fur
nishings too numerous to
mention, to the highest bid
der, commencing at 10 a. m.
Friday. June %. Central
Auction Co., II f. Mitchell
st.
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Furnished Rooms Wanted.

WANTED-Accommo for the
Georgia legislators, They are coming
in now and will be in essson al the state
capitol for the next FIFTY days. All of
them are on the outlook for nice. COM
Portable and home-lke places to eat their
meals, or to board or to rent Many of
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WANTED Accommodation for the
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capitol for the next FIFTY days All Of
them are on the outlook for nice. com
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Agents Wanted.
CAMPAIGN BOOK

CAMPAIGN BOOK,
WANTED-A gents in every county of the
United states 10 sell our campaign
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AT AUCTION.

TOMORROW, Thursday,
June u. the entire furnish
ings and household goods of
a 1O-room house. and other
consignments. All of this
furniture is practically new,
consisting of fine and medi-
um grade furniture, includ-
ing everything to furnish
the home from parlor to
kitchen, embracing oak chif-
forobe, very fine early Eng
lish china closet that cost
500, exceptionally fine early
English buffet that cost $85,
pedestal dining table, very
fine art pictures, an unus-
ually large lot of bed and
table linen, spreads, quilts
and blankets, Administer
and body Brussels art
squares and rugs, Crex
squares, carpets, lace eur
tains, portieres, etc, tomor-
row, Thursday, June 81, at
143 South Pryor street.
COMMENCING promptly at 10 a. m. to-
the highest bidder the complete fur
nishings of 10-room house, including
quartered oak hall rack. Vernia Mar
tin beds, felt mattresses. National
springs, chartered oak dressers and
washstands, porch furniture, porch
swing. dining chairs, rockers, refrig-
orators. sanitary iron cot feather pill
lows, ladies' desk. oak wardrobe with
double mirror doors paror lamps,
parlor tables, davenport, china, brio
brac, kitchen utensils, very fine par
Tor heater oil stoves. gas stoves, also
store floor scales Lack OF space for
bids us mentioning many other arti-
ces which will be offered to the high
est bidder. but your presence at this
sale will positively prove very profit
able to YOU. Sale commences prompt
" at 10 a, m, tomorrow Thursday,
June o..
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40 @ IN r. CtA
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Help Wantcd-Male and Female.

( for a case Specific Blood Pot
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IL 6-3- 80
WANTED Bright Young man or lady ia :
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ant during summer months; state expert
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CITY 1885,
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Agents Wanted.

AGENTS-To sell our CAMPAIGN BOOK.
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all the candidates and leaders The lives
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WANTED ccommoda tions for the
Georgia legislators. They are coming
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capitol for the next FIFTY DAYS. All Of
them are on the outlook for nice. com
forta BILE and bome-like places to eat their
meals, or to board or to rent Many of
the places these legislators had last year
did not suit them and they de-
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that's certain. Their attention Will be
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you. Know of something TO your interest,
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$3.50
WANTED The name and address OF par
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For Miscellaneous.

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NO. Z REMINGTON typewriter for sale
cheap. 1872 CORTLAND st. 81 g
FOR SALE Cheap. two tickets to Co
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Apply Sullivan. q East ellis. 50-26-6
FOR SALI-Iron cot, also go-cart almost
new. Sc West Baker 6-26-
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