The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-09-13

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 Dell M. Potter, the good roads boost
 CT, arrived home Sunday and after
 couple of days visit here he departed
 for Phoenix and other Arizona points in the interest of the good roads move ment.
 The oldest son of G. A. Franz was thrown from a horse on Monday night and his leg was broken. Dr. Ryan was called and reduced the fracture
 and the young man is rapidly improv ing.
 Carl Schade of the S. & s. Bottline
 Works while at work in the new bot ting works on Friday, was truck in the jaw by an iron bar. His jaw was broken in two places. He had a mar row escape from instant death.
 The track laying gang of the A. & N. M. R. R. Co.,, will shortly be put to present tracks with 75 pound steel from the Standard Oil warehouse on the South to the Coronado By. depot on the North.
 The Clifton High School term will be commenced on Monday morning, September 18th. The Grammar schools will not open until Tuesday September 17th, on account of the Mexican celebration on Mon day the 18th.
 Ted Goode, who has been spending the past two months in England, call ed there on account of the death of his mother, sailed for the UnitedStates on the 31st of August and is expected to arrive in Clifton about the middle of the present month.
 The Junta Patriotica, of Clifton, through Estanislou Sierra, Secretary, extend a cordial invitation to the en- tire population of Clifton to attend the patriotic services and celebration un- der their auspices to be held in Cliff ton on Monday, September 16th.
 Fred Beck, foreman of the A. c. foundry, accompanied by his wife, returned Thursday evening from a months vacation spent in Michigan Mr. Beck's young son ac- him home and will reside in Clifton in the future.
 w. c. Mcfarland, Esq, departed for Phoenix on Saturday morning to oe present on law and motion day in the United States Court next Mon- lay where he will argue the law ques- tions in the case of Thos. Clark vs. A. & N. NJ. R. R. L. Kearney. Esq, will appear for the plaintiff.
 MT. C. E. Tyler, E. T. Falkner, c. L. Swain, Harry Selby and Harry Grady spent last Sunday at York hunt ng and returned with well filled bags. linn Rockey, the famous Harvey house ;hef, was taken along as cook and served the boys with manicured birds al la Italienne. The genial Jim has 5een engaged ahead for some time by several camping parties.
 George Burkner. Constable at Met calf, was seriously cut about the head md face in the B. B. B. saloon at Met :alf while attempting to arrest Vim ,ent OnteberaS one night last week. King Sloan, deputy sheriff, came to he rescue of Burkner and the bad nan was placed in jail At the pre- iminary hearing he was bound over to wait the action of the grand jury in he sum of $5,000.
 A letter received by L. F. Sweating rom Senator A. A. Worsley, of Tue on, announces the coming of the Sen tor from Pima county on Wednesday evening of the next week, Sept. 18th, 2 or the purpose of making speeches in avor of the initiative and referendum appearing on the ballot n November. Senator WorSley is a trong advocate of woman suffrage, nd is an able speaker
 Thursday was Jewish New Year when 'Rosh Hashonanh" ushered in he Hebrew year, 5673. Few people . side from those who adhere to the ewish religion realize that the He rev race date back nearly seven : houSand years On this day not on / ' the Jews of Clifton as well as the members of this ancient people over he world hold the day sacred and ob- : erve thanksgiving.
 To accommodate the public, and in tar icular those persons who are un- b g to go to the poStoffice in the day i i:.ie, Postmaster Lehman will keep Lc window open or the evenings of i September "A, 25, 26 and 27 from 7:30 0 g o'clock. This voluntary accom)- i Iation on the part of MT. Lehman is nIy for the purpose of paying box ent for the next quarter and shouuld e appreciated by those who are un- ble to leave their work during the ay. s.- S''s...
 The Ell Paso Times says: MT and [rs. Hamilton Bradford Mcdowell of 21 W. Missouri St., entertained on in honor nf