The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-01-05

lS QOlhS3 WOAA.
 Gus Heineman the San Francisco salesman, who has been making Ari- zona for 35 years, was knocking about Clifton Tuesday.
 Mrs. J. E. Garcia, who has been en- toying the holidays with her daughter, Mrs. B. G. Bianes, returned to her home in Metcalf Friday.
 J. c. Gatti of the Palace Market re- turned Monday from Fl Paso where he has been under treatment for his eyes. He is now all right.
 John Hampson, former manager Of the Double Circle Cattle Company, is at San Carlos Hot Springs and will more than likely visit Clifton soon.
 The sharp shooters at the Metcalf turkey shoot took off twenty hens and seventeen turkeys Sunday and Mon day. The packers lost money.
 A. E. Parque, young man who has lived in Morenci nearly all his life, left Wednesday for Panama. He said he would go by the way of Mexico.
 J. J. Jones, master mechanic of the Shannon works returned with his fam fly Thursday from two weeks visit to relatives at Oakland California.
 A. T. Wilson, manager of the Double Circle Cattle company has returned from his business to San Carlos for the past few days.
 
 Ed. Perry, baggageman on the A. & N M returned from his vaation in California last Sunday much i'm proved in health and is now on his regular run.
 Up in west Clifton Ambrosia SpeSia is digging a large vault in the hill back of his residence capable of hold ing 8 carloads of beer and other wines and liquors.
 D. B. Jordan, well known at Met calf and in Clifton, is now foreman of construction and repair work on the Shannon-Arizona railway between Clifton and Metcalf.
 w. F. Foster, a brother to Sam and Walter of the Duncan country is a new resident of that section from Ok lahoma, having purchased the Wilson farm near Geo. CoSper'S ranch.
 T. NJ. Arnold, who for sometime has been fireman at the A. c. gas plant, has resigned his position ant gone to work at the court house as carpenter.
 Joseph M. Eppstein, national organ ]. O,,1@ Df MnnC0 Clifton, and will start the new lodge on it's way a week from next Wednes day.
 Robt. T. Hill, who has resided il Clifton for several years past, bu who some four months ago went t' | California, returned the first part o | the week They all come back.
 Man Su Lee, better known as Ling writes Harry Wright from Hong kon' | China, that he arrived there on tn 24th and secured his land on the Zoth Ling for many years has been pol ter at the Cabinet.
 Miss Margaret Grace, who with he sisters, Miss Josephine and MISS Es | ther Grace, is opening the new moVln | picture snow, left Cn1S HlOrulHS AO Los Angeles on business. She Will re turn at the end of the week.
 Morris Manheimer, manager or LII dry goods department of the Metcal Shannon store was in town the TOT part of the week, and his friends sa he made a number of purchases sui able for housekeeping.
 Mrs. Span entertained the teacher of Clifton at her home last Saturda afternoon. Cards were the feature C the day. There was also music ana delightful collation. served. SlXtee ladies were present, Mrs. Dykes peln among them.
 When buying a cough medicine fo children bear in mind that ChamDe lain's Cough Remedy is most aHe'
 tual for colds, croup and whoopln
 cough and that it contains no harn
 full drug For sale by all dealers.
 w. B. Spaw returned this week Irol . Chicago where he went to consult tn ! eminent specialist pr. Miller, who al , vised him to come home to Clifton there were just as good physician here as in Chicago, and he could r : ~A,.,<N