The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1913-05-16


preached was won by Mrs. J. I. Keis
ter of Morenci. A journey was latel
taken into Birdland and Mrs. James
Kerby won the prize for being able
to name the largest number of birds
presented for inspection. Manuel
Guerrero's orchestra furnished de-
lightful music for these tours and the
tourists were refreshed at frequent
intervals by a most cooling punch
followed by buffet luncheon served
in a delightfully."- appointed dining car.
The train carrying the tourists was
unusual in many ways. Evergreens
adorned the observation car in
which were seen little dainty
canary birds and frolicsome butter
flies The party arrived home at
dusk after delightful journey and
all expressed their pleasure and ap-
probation at the cleverness of their
hostess in devising such unique
form of entertainment.
Sheriff John d. Patty is in the hills
this week on a visit to his ranch on
Squaw creek
d. E. Wilkie of Duncan, who is en-
gagged in the mercantile business at
that place was here on Thursday.
A. T.. Wilson, manager of the Dou-
bic Circle Cattle ranch, was a bust
ness visitor at the county seat this
week.
Messrs. Pete Riley, ]. ]. Kelly and
John Webster returned this week
from Ell Paso where they have been
to investigate a real estate proposition
in the Pass City.
]. w. Aker, County School Superin-
ftendent, has been "a visitor in the
County seat this week and was a graf
| flied spectator at the commencement
exercises.
been appointed by Judge Morrow of
the U. S. Court to act as Court Com
missioner at Clifton Mr. Leonard
entered upon his duties last week.
| John r. Hampton is in Phoenix
where he has been for the past two
weeks engaged in subdividing and sell
ing residence section near the CAPT
toll building, A number of Clifton
people are Interested.
Hon. Reese NJ. Ling of Phoenix, who
delivered the principal address at the
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visited friends in Morenci on Friday
and returned to the capital on Satur-
day morning.
Deputy Sheriff Chas. Kpppler re-
turned on Wednesday evening from a
hurried trip TO FlorenSe where he |
placed Pedro Alviso behind the prison
walls to serve a five years sentence on !
charge of rape committed at Mo- ,
renci. :
d. F. Papet, formerly local mana !
ger for the Mt. States Tel & Tel Co, |
at Stafford, arrived in Clifton this !
week, accompanied by his wife, and |
manager here for sthe past year, who
will enter the employ of the Shannon
company.
w. C. Mcfarland and L. Kearrey,
Esq, have returned from San Fran
cisco where they went to argue the
case of Thos. Clark VS.. A. & n. NJ
Ry. Co., suit for damages The
case was argued before the United
States Court of Appeals. Mr.. Nc
Farland represented the railroad COM
pany and Mr.. Kearney the plaintiff.
ne three M0N1Cd0 Cn1lQr6n OIL
Maria Escalante who is in Jail on
charge of conducting a disorderly
house were this week sent to their
father in California upon receipt of
Geographic advices from him. The
children were ordered taken from the
custody of the mother by Superior
Court Judge Lame. ;
A. E. Chandler, representing a group ,
of San Francisco capitalists, arrived
in Clifton on Sunday afternoon last 3
ad departed for Black river on Nor ]
DAY morning in company with Cap !
lain John Christy for the purpose of I
investigating a power site in that vi
entity. +
For transporting Mexican women H
rom Texas to Morenci, Arizona, conf
rary to the United States statutes,
or the purpose of entering a disorder-
Y house, woman of the tendrloiu
district in Morenci known as Cuca
Sanchez was this week arrested by
United States Marshal Franz The
was sworn out in Phoenix by r
government secret service official.
The woman was released upon a $1,000
'ond to await her preliminary hearing
G. Rubio, a Mexican who has been N
mployed as roustabOut at the e.
lily Bakery, in Hills Addition, was fl
ned three hundred dollars for an IN >
offense committed upon CT
ne little seven vars old son of Gus OF
Iiller of Shannon Hill. No specific M
tatute covered the offense charged u
nd he was given the limit for an as sc
ault. Since the conviction of Rou-
10 other complaints were received by ~
lie officers regarding the actions of Sd Sd
lie Mexican but none so serious as -
lie charge upon which he was con- e er
cted oA