The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-09-27

Furnished Rooms for rent-En' quire at Hagan's residence, N. Cliff ton.
 We take orders for Ladies' Gar ments-work guaranteed satisfac- tory.
 THE GUARANTEE TAILOR. Opposite A. c. Store Phone 541
 H. H. Hodgson, of the U. s .Geologi- cal Survey, is in the district this week for the purpose of making new geo logical map of the district. This new map will be four times as large as the former map of the Clifton quadrangle.
 TwoMexican prisoners were brought to the county jail from Metcalf on Monday of this week by constable Geo. Burkner. They had been en- gagged in a fierce combat and showed evidence of hard fight.
 .@ GERMAN COOk-Wants position in private family or mess in Clifton. Fine cook and economical. Mrs. Ash, Box 334.
 The baseball game in Duncan last Sunday between Clifton and Duncan of the Clifton boys. The local boys outclassed the valley team at every turn and carried the honors easily.
 Dell M. Potter, National Organizer of the Ocean-to-Ocean Highway, has been in Los Angeles this week and left there on Wednesday for Atlantic City to attend a. National Good Roads Con- ventiOn.
 J. c. Smith was spending the first of the week in the Miami district with his wife and son who have been visit ing there for some time. MT. Smith looked over the distrct thoroughly and predicts a great future for Miami and that section.
 The teachers of the Clifton Public Schools of Clifton have made arran- gements for a ball to be given at the Armory on Tuesday evening of next week in honor of the visiting teach CTS attending the Institute and cor dial invitation is extended to the peo- pie of Clifton.
 The County Teachers Institute will commence on Monday morning next at the High School building on Hills Addition and will continue for two days. An interesting program has been prepared and teachers from all over the county will be in attendance.
 The Game Law passed by the last legislature will not go into effect nQndInO a rnfar0ndIn measure on November 5th. Suffi- cient number of signatures were se- cured to the referendum petitions filed with the Secretary of State.
 Mrs. Laura Gregg Cannon who is touring the State and speaking for Woman Suffrage and the adoption of the Suffrage amendment, under the auspices of the Arizona Equal Suf- frage Central Committee, will lecture in Clifton on Friday evening, October 4th. The place will be announced later.
 The big tax suit of the County of Greenlee vs. The Arizona Copper Co. growing out of the dispute over the assessment of the property of the Arizona Copper Co.,, in 1911, will be heard before Judge Laine on Monday next The County will be represent ed by Ling & Stoneman and the inter- ests of the Company will be looked after by Judge Jos. H. Kibbey.
 C. E. Tyler, the local New York Life agent, left this morning for Chi cago where he will join other agents of the company and from there go to the conference of agents at Atlantic City, N. J. MT. Tyler has again this year made the club membership and while absent will visit in Phila- delphia, New York City and other eastern joints being gone in all until about the 10th of October.
 Riley's Confectionery, which has been undergoing repairs for the past two weeks, is now open for business and is now one of the busiest places in town. The floor is beautifully laid in concreate and three pool tables oc- annex in the front, now houses the cig ar and confectionery stands and the office. The new arrangement is a in trade is already noticeable.
 Dave Lloyd is at Morenci this week writing up Life Insurance and that will be his place of business for the next month as Dave said he was go- ing to make a thorough canvass of the Mountain City and see who hasn't protected his wife and family with a life insurance policy. Dave says that religion and Life Insurance goes hand