The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-05-09

Visitor From Tueson.-Tom Schus-
 ter, one of the best known and most
 popular Life Insurance men in the
 state, paid Clifton flying visit on Thursday returning to the pubic on Friday. Mir Schuster says he in tends to pay several visits to Clifton in the near future on business for his company.
 Visitors From SeotIand-A party of stockholders in the Arizona Copper
 Go. Ltd, from Scotland, arrived in the district this week on a visit to
 the mines and smelter. The party comprised James McCowan, Edin- burgh; Chas. McCowan, Creiff; Peter McCowan, Grief; Thos. A. Donald,
 Edinburgh.
 WANTED-IS there bright, indus trious, willing young man in Cliff ton who wants the opportunity of
 learning the newspaper and print ing business starting in as a local reporter and outside hustler? If so the Copper Era will give that young man the chance. Call on the edi- tor
 
 assault against J. E. ColliS, manager of the telephone company at Duncan, was continued until the next term of court by consent of both sides. Collis is accused of assaulting a young man
 named Sands. A large number of
 witnesses had been subpoenaed oy both sides.
 Sentence Suspended.-At the close of the spring term of the Superior
 Court last week Serapio Avala was convicted by the jury of burglary in the second degree. The alleged burglary occurred in a rooming house over a saloon at Metcalf. Taking all tion, the Judge suspended the sentence in this case.
 Cinco de Mayo.-The Mexican pop ulation also a large number of Ameri- cans took advantage of the Mexican Cinco de Mayo celebration at Metcalf on Monday last for a days outing. The celebration was in charge of the Junta Patriotco of Metcalf and speeches, music and dancing was the order of the day. The A. & N. NJ. ran five special trains each way to handle the big crowds.
 4th of July At cIifton.-Why not a rousing, old fashioned 4th of July cele bration in Clifton this year? Think it over. At comparatively small eX- pense Clifton could arrange a cred itable celebration and the people of Greenlee County invited to join with us in the celebration of our national Independence day This is a matter in which the Chamber of Commerce and the Town Council should take the leading part.
 Reece Ling Comine.-Hon. Reece Ling, National Democratic Committee man of Arizona, will arrive in Clifton Thursday afternoon next and during the evening will deliver an address to the Clifton High School and graduat- ing class at the High School Audito- rum. The subject of MT. Ling's ad- 1 dress will be American Citizenship" MT. Ling is an able speaker and those who attend the High School Audi | torium on Thursday evening next are assured of literary treat.
 Sentenced For Rape. Pedro Val dez. young Mexican from Morenci, was convicted of the crime of rape at the October term of the Superior Court in 1911. There were some eX- circumstances connected with the case although Valdez plead guilty to the statutory offenSe. He was sentenced to five years in the oenitentiary but the sentence was sus- onded pending his good behavior. Last week Valdez got into trouble at Mo 'enci and was sentenced to the Coun- y jail for a. misdemeanor. Upon earning if his offense Judge Laine ordered the defendant brought before Jim and sentenced him to serve five years invoking the penalty that had been inflicted upon him in October .wo years ago.
 MEETING POSTPONED
 Owing to the High School Con- exercises to be held at the High School Auditorium the monthly meeting of the Bremen has been post ,oned from May 18th to Monday, May 9th. Chief Coffee announces the 'eceipt of the following communica ion from Norman Carmichael which S self explanatory: Dear Sir:
 l beg on behalf of this company to 'ffer trophy, value $100.00 for a OnteSr between the fire teams Of the