The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-05-15

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DR.. T. A. RALMER, Dentist,
Hampton Block. Phone S11.
Lime for sale. Hagan's Phone 1O4.
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FJn SALE CHEAP-Fo1r I, ON
modern louise and bath room ard lot
in Hills Addition. Apply to box No.
275, Clifton. 2tpd
FOR SALE Furniture of Elks
Club, including chairs, tables, desks,
etc, Enquire of P. Riley. tic
Judge F. B. Lame will leave for
Solomonville on Sunday morning to
preside in cases where Judge Nc
Alister is disqualified.
Information was received in Clifton
this week of the death of George
Suits, a former resident of Clifton,
at Prescott, on Monday. Death re-
suited from pneumonia.
Jury is Drawn
A panel of fifty jurors will be drawn
on Saturday afternoon of this week
for service at the June term of court.
LalIy Trial Set
The trial of J. M. Lally on a charge
of criminal libel, was set this week
for trial on June 2. Mr. Lally is
Justice of the Peace at Morenci and
the charge grew out of the Jim Cash
case tried in that court recently.
Sold Rio Grande Valley Land since
I1902-and know the best Spots. Have
some real bargains NOW-some as
low as $40 per acre-it's to your in
terest to see me quick. H. F. Ket-
tier, The Land Man. Ito
Orange and Grape Fruit Land in the
Yuma Valley
Best by Test No frost on the
Yuma mesa-a1ways sure crop-al-
ways month earlier-hence bring
fancy prices. Small or large tracts,
easy terms and low prices. H. F.
Kettler, with Southwestern Land Co.
In Minnesota Hospital
Advices received in Clifton this
week from Minneapolis, Mimi, stated
that E. N. Prettyman, of this city,
was an inmate of the Mayo hospital
where he would shortly undergo an
operation for cancer of the stomach.
Date Land in Yuma Valley
Big money maker Some of bear
ing trees yielded 200 lbs. per palm,
of superior quality This industry will
rival Africa in time. Suitable land
for $75 per acre, good terms.
See Kettler, the Land Man, with
Southwestern Land Company. 1t C
Sold Case Car
r. M Kelly, we'll known in this
section where he was interested in
the Lines Dairy, but now a resident
of Pima, where he is agent for the
Case and Hudson automobiles, arriv- |
ed in Clifton this week and sold to
G. A. Franz 1914 35 Case car which
is a beauty.
Visiting Relatives
Mrs D. K. Mason departed last |
week for her old home at Lawrence,
Kansas, where after visiting with her
relatives will proceed to Pitstburg,
Pa, where she will spend the sum-
mer with eastern relatives.
A. G. NJ. M. Auditor Here
H. T. Cutbert, OF Douglas, auditor
for the A & N. M. R. R. Co., arrived
in Clifton this week and will be here
for several days on official business.
Mr.. Cuttbert is a chartered account
ant and is auditor for several large
corporations in the southwest.
Automobile Party Here
An automobile party from Williams,
travelling in a six-cylinder Packard,
arrived in Clifton this week. The
party was composed of Mr.. and Mrs. I
W. T. Dermot, Miss Dermot and
Messrs. Orr and Eden. Mr.. Der
mot is a prominent lumber manufac |
turer in the northern part of the state
and while here visited his brother who
is the postmaster at Metcalf.
Leaves for California
Mrs. Sam Spann, one of the most |
popular teachers in the Clifton Pub
lie schools, left on Saturday morning
for Los Angeles, where she will join |
her husband and make that city her |
future home. Mr.. Spann is at pres
ent taking course in dentistry in that |
city and at the conclusion of his |
studies Mr.. and Mrs. Spann intend |
to again locate in Arizona.
Board of Equalization
The county Board of Equalization |
for the hearing of complaints regard |
ing the assessment of property will |
meet on June 1st this year and will
remain in session not later than June |