El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-03
OFFICIALS MOVE
INTO NEW QUARTERS
Courthouse Cost More Than
Estimated, but Is Hand
some Strl1ct11rn
some Structure.

the new quarters in the new court
house. They are now nicely settled and
the offices are all large and well IigL
cd The cost of the new building was
in excess of the original figures and
it is one of the handsomest and most
substantial structures of its kind in
the state
Miss Joy Gray, deputy county record
er, has resigned her position and viii
leave shortly for California. 1t is IN
derstoOd that her successor will be
Judge F. B. Lame and county record
er w E. Kelly were in Morenci on
Dauber Mason, who has been spend
ing the past month on a visit to his
father in Denver, has returned home.
John D. Parks and wife, who have
been spending the summer in CalifOr-
MIA, have returned to their home.
The Odd Fellow lodge of MOrenci ran
at excursion to Duncan on Monday
and the train was crowded with peo-
pie who took occasion to spend the
day in the valley town.
J. H T. Cosper, a cattleman from
the Blue country who has been spend
ing some time in Clifton, is visiting
this week in Duncan
X. W. Chamberlain, deputy sheriff
at Morenci, was in Clifton, coming for
the purpose of bringing Mexican to
the county jail.
J. c. Molder. superintendent of the
New York Arizona Copper company
was in Clifton on business.
George Gilliard, proprietor of the
Gilliard hot springs, is spending the
week in town.
The exhibits in the Shannon railroad
case have been forwarded to judge a
9. McAhster in SoIomonville, for his
decision. The case was tried before
Judge McAlister, who presided in the
Greenlee county superior court in the
Up to date the total number of
names registered in Greenlee county is
about 1000, of which number Clifton
has contributed about 500.
The new uniforms for the Moose
band have arrived and were worn for
the first time in the Labor day parade
on Monday.
Charles Chesterfield. who has been
spending the past two weeks in Kansas
City on business, returned to his home
in MOrenci the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. / 3. English have re-
turned home from Douglas, where they
have been visiting for some time.
Tom Ingles, of the \ c. general Of
flee force, was spending a day this
week in Metcalf on business.
Ralph Sturgls, of Globe, is spending
the week in Clifton.
At the bachelor quarters of Messrs.
Grady and Laverty on the east side, a
smoker and reception was given IN
honor of Dr. = g. Ryan, who leaves
the middle of September for his old
home in leila, Iowa, where he VIII re-
side in the future. Refreshments were
served during the evening and cards
and speechmaking furnished the en-
tertainment. DR.. Ryan has been con-
nected with the \. c. company medical
staff for the past two years, coming
here ron. Chicago. Those present at
the farewell party besides the guest
OF honor We're: Messrs. Harry SelbT.
Harry Grady, Dick Coleman, Frank
IaVerty, Garth, Boyd, BOehm, Charles
Keppler, Dick Collier, Minor Simms,
William Taylor. Harry Wright and c.
L. Swain.
DR.. Reed. of the \. c medical depart
ment, was a Duncan business visitor
the first of the week.
Dan Grant. of Metcalf, was a Cliff
visitor the first OF the week.
Mrs. W r Taylor. who has been
spending the past month in St. Johns
and other points in the northern part
OF the state, has returned to Clifton.
Ollie Phillips, OF Duncan, is in Cliff
ton, where ne is having his eyes
Alfredo Ortiz. the Mexican who. it is
claimed, stabbed officer Thompson sew
eTal weeks ago, has been bound over
to await the action of the grand jury
in the sum of $4,000, which he was un-
able to furnish.
J. NJ Erickson. of Morenci, spent
couple of days in Clifton on business.
The A & \. NJ. wrecker and pile
driver. which was being used in the
construction of the Stag bridge across
the river opposite the station, became
overbalanced and toppled over into the
river. J. E Mason, who was working
OF the machine at the time, was thrown
into the water, but escaped without in
3 R. Lanneau. cashier of the Dun
can bank, spent a day in Clifton.
Tom stockton, the cattleman of S.
yer City. is spending the week in Cliff
G. E. Tyler. the New York Life agent
has rented the office in the Hampton
Gated by district attorney F. V. Hor-
II.
Ben c. Fehrman. deputy clerk of the
superior court, spent the weekend in
Hunter spoon is spending the week
in Clifton from his home in Duncan.
J. T. Kelly, A q n. NJ yard master
has left for Globe and California where
he viii spend the next month
Charles kreuder, manager of the -
Z. company meat market, has resumed
his duties after a vacation of a month
Sheriff j. ID. Patty, who has been
spending the past month at his ranch
on Squaw creek, has returned to Cliff
Walter Mcmillan was down from
Morenci visiting with friends.
q Mr.. and Mrs Roy Schenck have left
for Bisbee where they viii remain for
some time. Mr. Schenck. who had the
contract for painting the new Green
lee county courthouse, has finished his
work here and goes to Bisbee, where
he has the contract for painting the
new Copper Queen store at Lowell
Dr.. Moore, of Duncan, is spending
several days this week in Clifton.
The local option election which was
held in Duncan last Saturday resulted
in victory for the vets, the vote
standing SO against prohibition and
A for it. Duncan has been dry for
the past two years and the notable
change of sentiment in that time was
the cause of the election
Miss Edith Jennings. who has been
spending the past week in Stafford. has
returned to Clifton and resumed her
position in the telephone office, hav-
ing fully recovered from her recent
Illness.
G. d. Duncan. who has been here for
the past month, called here on account
Of the illness of his brother, left the
first of the week for his home in
Great Bend, Kas.
Hereafter the office of the justice of
the peace will be in the COURTEOUS in
South Clifton. Justice Leonard moved
his supplies from the old office on the
east side to the new courthouse the
latter part Of the week IN the future
all county officers will be found at
their new quarters in the courthouse.
SOLOMONVILLE NEWS NOTES.
SolomonvilIe, Ariz., Sept. "a. w.
Childress has returned from KOpperL,
Tex, where he had been summoned on
account of the serious illness of
brother. Mrs. Childress has been the
o-uacf of NT7-c Norman and DAUGHTER