The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-07-12

w. w. Dutton, chief electrician fol the D. c. NJ. company and A. H. Buck assistant chief, were down from Mo renci Tuesday on business.
 Dr. G. E. Goodrich physician ir chief of the A. c. company hospital in iMorenci, was spending Sunday in Cliff. ton with friends.
 Hon. John R. Hampton, the promin- ent Clifton attorney, is spending sev- eral weeks in Los Angeles and at the beach resorts.
 Chas. T. Kreuger, who has the con tract for the building of the nev Court House, was a business visitor to Morenci on Tuesday.
 John Christy, formerly bookkeeper or the S. & S. Bottling Works but now general manager of the White Noun tain Lumber company, is spending several days in Clifton on business <Blas Noche,- who has been in GUS tody at Fl Paso, held on a charge ot white slavery, returned to Clifton Tuesday evening being released upon $500 bail.
 J. w. Bennie, general manager of the shannon Copper company, left this week to inspect the company s holdings at Patagonia, Arizona. MT. Bennie spent a day in Tucson en- route to his destination.
 FOUND-In Morenci on the 4th of July, an article of jewelry, the owner may have the same by giving satis- factory description and paying for this ad. Call at the Longfellow Supply or address P. O.. Box 333, Morenci
 A. B. CUTLER, Finder
 F. B. Fox, the we'll known Clifton painter, is this week covering the Ari- zona and New Mexico territory in the interest of the Atlantic refining com pany, which concern deals in all kinds Iof paints andOilS.
 R. B. Futile was visiting friends in Morenci Monday evening"
 Miss Jones of Shannon Hill, is as- siSting in the county recorders office for some time on the Graham county abstracts.
 MT. Todd aprominent cattle man of Colorado, has been spending the past week in Greenlee county He has been inspecting several ranches in this section with a view to purchas- ing and is very well pleased with the showing.
 w. J. Riley, cashier of the First National Bank and family returned from pleasant vacation trip 10 t coast While absent they iourneyed by steamer to Vancouver, B. c. and took in the sights of that thriving city MT. Riley reports the trip from Seattle to Vancouver one of the most interest ing and beautiful imaginable.
 Roy Wayland, manager of the A. C. Drug Department, left the first of the week for Flagstaff where he will join his wife who has been visiting there for some time. MT. and Mrs. Way land expect to tour the northern part of the state before returning home.
 Friends in Clifton have received word from Ted and Dick Goode that they arrived at their home in Corn wall, England, Saely and in time to see their mother, although but little hopes for her recovery are entertain ed
 
 hottest days Clifton has experienced this summer, the thermometer regis tering Ill in the shade. The warm weather is now upon us and cooling shower would be most acceptable
 Wm. Grant, a former resident of Metcalf and well known in this dis trict, arrived in Clifton last evening from business trip through Colorado MT. Grant is representing John Sex ton & Co.,, of Chicago, and reports that at Durango on the 4th there was four inches of snow on the ground
 REGISTRATION SUPPLIES oR- DERED-Recorder w. E. Kelly this week ordered the necessery registra- tion supplies for the Great Register which will govern the first election for President ever held in Arizona It is the expectation now that the re- eistration will be begun on August 1sC
 NEW SCHOOL FOR FRANKLIN-- Franklin will have a new $2500 % School House as soon as the Bonds for this purpose can be issued The resolution was adopted by. the Board of Supervisors this week and the 5onds are being advertised for sale in the present issue of the Era.
 Jack, Holman. the Hay Baron of York Valley" was spending the first of the week in Clifton and while here disposed of several car loads of choice al atfalfa lack has ono