The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-07-05

Mrs. w. Edgar Mitchell has bee visiting friends in Morenci this weel
 Miss Maude Terrel is enjoying weeks vacation at the Hatchet ranch near Hachita, N. M.
 Deputy Sheriff Chas. Keppler ha left for weeks trip to SanCarlos ant adjoining points.
 FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room in South Clifton Inquire of Dr. L. A w. Burtch.
 Ex-Governor Joseph H. kibbey ha: been in Clifton this week on lega bushes.
 Walter McMillan, of Morenci, Wal visiting with Clifton friends Thurs day.
 Eugene Hopper has been spend ing several days in Clifton from hi: ranch on the Bonite.
 Tom Donahue, chief clerk of the D c. company, was down from Moreno on business the later part of the week
 Deputy U. s. Marshal G. A. Fran. has been spending some time in E Paso on business.
 Andy Sheldon, an old time min ing man of Metcalf and former Cliff ton resident, was spending the 4tt here with friends.
 Dud Eldrage. has been spending 2 couple of days in Clifton this wees country.
 The Dew Drop emporium on Chase Creek has this week installed a hand some electric piano. The instrument was l,urch; sed of W T ri-inau and i. one of the latest makes, being g handsome piece of work.
 Gleen Condell, who has been an employe of the A. c. company store department for the past several years left this week for British Columbia where he will reside in the future
 Ralph SturgiS, formerly deputy l. S. Marshal and postmaster at Globe is spending a few days in Clifton on bushes this week. MT. Sturgis has a great many friends in this section o1 the state who are always glad to wei come him.
 Sam Green, in charge of the base ment of the D. C.. store at Morenci was visiting in Clifton Sunday On Monday morning Mir. Green left foI Los Angeles and other coast points where he will spend about month He is well up on the pugilistic art and left in time to be present at the Wei gast-Rivers bout on the 4th.
 Joe Lee, of Metcalf, returned last Sunday from a two weeks visit in the South. While absent he purchased farm in Georgia and reports that the country in that section is looking good although in some sections the rava ges of the recent flood are very much in evidence.
 The baseball game Sunday between the Clifton and Morenci Mexican teams resulted in a score of to 1 in favor of the Morenci team. The Hill city boys were fast aggregation and proved too much for the locals. In the near future they expect to go to Fl Paso where they have a game mat ched with a Mexican team of that city
 G. H. Knox. formerly resident of Clifton employed in the A c. boiler shops, was spending the 4th here from Duncan. MT. Knox is one of the foremen with the Ell Paso Bridge ard Iron Co.,, who are now building the county bridge across the Gila river at Duncan.
 Of the four names submitted to the board of supervisors for consideration to fill the vacancy in the Justice oi the Peace office at Clifton, that Of Ed Leonard was finally selected. Nr Leonard is a capable man for the of flee and will no doubt handle the busi- ness to the satisfaction of all. He will take office immediately as there are several cases awaiting to be dis posed of.
 A GOOD START-On Wednesday afternoon of this week Judge Leonard tried his first case in the justice court and from the criterion thus far es- tablished he promises to make good A Mexican was tried for carrying a gun and after hearing all the eviden ce the judge calmly handed him $50 or 50 days. In default of the necess ary amount the gun-toter is cogitatin2