The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-07-26

THE co. llf BoRN-To the wife of James Will st COX, of Wards Canyon, baby boy. Hon. Lamar Cobb is expected to be ,e in Clifton about the first of August.
 BoRN-To the wife of John Kelly,
 yardmaster of the A. & N. M. Ky, a baby girl.
 B. F. Billingsley, the big merchant
 of Duncan, arrived in Clifton Friday
 evening on business trip. Is Herman Keller ,ot New York, con
 sulting engineer of the Tennessee Cop n per Co.,, has been looking over the dis al trict this week.
 Town Clerk Mat Danenhauer is busi- a ly engaged this week compiling the lc assessment for the year 1912 of ali
 property within the town limits. The
 town. assessment will be copy of the t. county assessment for this year.
 Serious washouts on the A. & N M.
 delayed passenger and freight trains ,r this week. A big bridge was washed II away near | uS passenger e. train on Thursday never left the Cliff
 ton yards and was annulled. ? C. T. Dunn left the latter part of this is week for months hunting trip on the " Blue and surrounding country. While
 absent this time Charley says he is + sure going to locate the lost Adams e diggings, having failed on a previous e trip.
 A. T, Wilson, manager of the Double
 Circle ransh, is in Clifton this week ;. and reports that the efforts of the n people in that section to have a post a IOffce established on the Eagle has SO e far been unsuccessful, but they are
 living in hopes of yet procuring one. Q LOST-A coral broach, mounted in g filigree gold. Finder return to Cop a dence on Hills Addition and receive N reward. If n] Jack Holman was spending Thurs l. day in Clifton from his ranch near t. York and has disposed of all of his 2 last cutting of alfalfa. He reports
 that the recent rains affected none of
 his hay crop and has done inestimable X good to that part of the country. l, l,
 ,. w. R. Wayland, manager of the \.
 IC. Drug Department, who with Mrs.
 Wayland has been visiting the Grand Canyon, is expected to return home k this week. Mrs. Wayland will visit . with relatives and friends in Los An lgeles and San Francisco and return to . Clifton in September.
 The regular monthly meeting Of the --l r,fC will l,< h@11 -,1, l, August 5th. At this meeting the re y port of Auditor Brubaker for the six
 months period from January 1st, to
 June 30th, 1912, will be submitted. e The Board will meet for the last time e as a Board of Equalization on August J. 18th
 ,, Pete Riley, of the Riley Confection- . . cry company, returned Friday even ing from a trip to the east. While
 absent MT. Riley visited Washington l. D. C., and was in attendance upon the n Democratic National convention on !. . the last day of it's session. From . Washington MT. Riley went to his :. old home at La Crosse, Wisconsin. r Democratic headquarters were open Il ed this week by County Chairman Mo r. Neil in the Central Hotel building, in C tuS OlO UudTI0TS occupied Dy Iu0 D6LuO
 cratic Central Committee during the last campaign. With the coming of a cooler weather the Democrats are n planning ratification meeting at Ga S sino Hall to ratify the nomination of a Wilson and Marshall ana at the same > time form the Wilson-Marsha1l demo k cratic club of Greenlee county which r. will cooperate with the state organi- y zation.
 J. w. Bennie, General Manager of
 the Shannon Copper Co.,, left on Tues z day morning for an extended trip in a Europe and expects to De absent from . Clifton for three months. During his . absence he will visit the Rio Tinto 2 Copper mines in Spain having been = :. associated with that company for a . 7, number of years before coming to the ? United States. In October Mr. Ben- nie will be joined in New York by his
 family who will spend month in vis- o iting the principal points of interest ' in the east
 S LEHMAN-AVERlLL MARRIAGE > Carl Lehman and Miss Maud Averiil t were quietly married yesterday by $ Judge McClintock. The groom is e lyoung business man of Pearson, Chin, >; Mex, and the bride is from Clifton,
 Ariz. The young couple will leave this lD1nrniYn Do r,;..