The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-08-02

Harry Mclean, of Metcalf, was in the city on Tuesday.
 MT. Guber Hutchins was spending the first of the week in Ell Paso.
 Justice of the Peace Burns, of Met t calf, was in the city Thursday. I Wade Hampton returned from his i ranch on the Blue the first of the a week. ] Harry Thorpe, of Metcalf, and his brother Will of Lordsburg, were spend ing Wednesday in Clifton. t Mayor Geo. Fraser returned Thurs ( day evening from a several weeks trip a to the coast. b During the illness of night watch t man Gid Thompson, Chas. Harmon is h filling his place on the police force. f Sam Langford, in charge of the n Coronado store at Metcalf, was a Cliff o ton visitor Tuesday. t P. B. Scotland and wife, of Metcalf took the A. & N. M. passenger train Tuesday for an extended trip. t Messrs. Stansell, Jim Cash, M E Perry and Tom Campbell were Cliff t ton visitors from Morenci Tuesday. FOUND-A pair of spectacles in t well worn case. Owner can obtain s same by calling at ERA office. a Postm mas:er McDermott, of Metcalf, c was Clifton business visitor on p Wednesday o1 this week. it SahnnaltZ nf Q A. c. meat market, has gone to Met S calf for month where he is filling V a vacancy. a c. B. Nonnamaker, manager of the W A. c. company Longfellow store at s of the week. r' GERMAN cooK-Wants position d as cook for mess. Address, ts
 MRS. ASH, A
 20. Box 334-City.
 Howard lIix, who has been spen l. ri i:le the past month in California and B the north west on his a+' ,n, return u cd to his 1, o,e in Clifton iast V'ednes- h. day. fo If you wish to vote you must regis D ter this year County Recorder w. E. D INSlly ISpOIIS ItO pldCCo OII IhS lOSlo- ter in Greenlee County during the M present week. A Dr. H. A. Schel, J. J. Kelly and F. al Barkhurst left last Monday for the a: Blue country on hunting trip and u expect to be gone about six weeks in the quest of game.
 Ed Duncan, one of the barbers in e shop on the East side was ti taken to the hospital Thursday even- ja ing having contracted severe case al of typhoid fever. m LOST-In the vicinity of the Shan CT non store or along the railroad track ST a package containing several pieces in of drawn work. Finder please leave w same at A. C. drug department and ps receive reward. tn
 CT Mrs. M E. Crawford left the first in of the week for Stafford where she of will spend some time on a visit to her ye parents after which in company with ao her sister she will go to Colorado for T an extended visit. i'll G. F. Head, of Duncan, was in Cliff ,on on Thursday making delivery of ds three hundred head of fine beef cat Cl -le to J. c. Gatti, of the Palace Market. H The cattle were gathered on the of 'ange of MT. Head in New Mexico and hs were shipped from Duncan. Dl A. A Anderson, formerly sheriff of ye yS Graham County, was in Clifton this VI, week renewing old acquaintances. MT. w w Anderson left Friday morning for Solo, " al nonville before returning to his home ie ie n California. Sc 0
 CT ChaS. Krueder, manager of the I. ,. company meat market, leaves Sun- lay morning for Indian Hot Springs I or a couple of weeks sojourn. He will Pe ater go to Fl Paso and Denver being ev lbSent for month. ct Jeff Dunagan and family expect to to cave the first of the week for Douglas ha where they will make their future TO lome. Chas. Brooks, who has been wi employed at the Shannon pumping sn ,lant up the river, will occupy the hi louse vacated by MT. Dunagan. ct.
 Gu Eb Morris returned Monday even NJ ng from California where he has been Ar or the past two months caring for ma lis father who is ill. MT. Morris re- ch ,OrtS that his father is at the present C