The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-09-06

B. L. L. Jones and family, of Mo
 renci, were spending the week in Clifton the guests of MT. and Mrs. liar
 low Brubaker
 Mr. Cunningham, one of the well known machinery men is in Clifton for a short stay and is visiting the several mining camps.
 The several rains during the past week have caused the river and Chase
 Creek to run in strong currents.
 Chase Creek filled it's banks on sever- al occasions.
 | J. O. Moore, of Morenci, who has been absent on an extended vacation in California, returned to his home last Sunday:
 WANTED-By business woman, d good sized room, partly furnished, with electric light. State terms and particulars. Box c. Copper Era.
 L. F. Sweating, who has been en- ployed for the past year in transcrib- ing the Graham County records, was in Solomonville the first of the week on business.
 The local Mexicans are planning on a grand celebration on the 16th of the present month and activities are under way to make this the biggest 0f Jx;- @ef Clifton.
 WANTED-A live man to represent and produce business for the largest health and accident company in the field. Liberal contract. Address T. w. WHITE, 22O Fleming Block, Phoenix, Arizona.
 The local option election at Duncan last Saturday resulted in victory for the vets the vote being 93 to AT. This vote shows the great change of senti- lnent in the last two years in which tune the town has been on the dry list.
 Miss Edith Jennings, who has been spending some time in Stafford after recovering from the typhoid fever, is again at her post in the telephone of flee
 Justice of the Peace c E. Leonard moved his office the first of the week to quarters in the new court house. From now on the office on the East side will be discontinued and the Judge will try all cases at the court house.
 J. J. Kelly, who has been spending the past month hunting in the Black river country, returned the first of the week and reports that the game is plentiful in that section and that the ranges are in fine shape.
 John ChIisty, who has been spend- l inS some tiiue in Phoenix on business, | to Clifton last Saturday and | on Wednesday of this week left for | Washington, D. C., and New York 1 City where he will be gone for several | weeks. c. E. Tyler, ) A. Smith, Robert | Forbes and Jim Rockey were spend Sheldon. They report game as plenti- | full but their repacious apetites pre- cluded them from bringing any of it | back with them.
 E. s. Schwab who has been spend ing several days in the mountains re- turned the first Of the week MT. Schwab says that everything is green and delightfully."- cool and a number Of sportsmen are takink their vacation in the nearby hills.
 Jun Phillips, former resident of ( lIfton is visiting his many friends for a few days. MT. Phillips covers a large part of Arizona representing 2 leacing clothing house and states that business is improving very notice ably.
 The general and genial hand shaK- ing is quite the rule now as the vaca- ton time is getting by fast and the people who have been away on their All report generally pleasant holi- day but are more anxious to return than they were to leave.
 MT. and Mrs. Roy Schenck left for Bisbee Sunday morning. MT. Schenck nas completed his contract for paint ing the new Greenlee County court house and jail and goes to Bisbee where he has the contract for paint ing the new Copper Queen store at Lowell
 On last Saturday evening about ten o'clock Riley's Confectionery was en- tered and between $6 and $7 were taken from the cash register. A show was also broken OnaD and bOut