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The evening world., 1915-03-18

IN LESS than pages big type the Mayor and four City
Commissioners Of Dayton Ohio report to Dytonans what the
first year commission government has accomplished for
the city.
Under thirtyo OF which gets from three TO fifteen
ner the commission concisey what did for HEALTH Street
Ccsuing Parks Police Protection, Sewerage Building Code,
etc. etc. giving spent each department
pared with the previous year.
stng the cys financial condition in three lines the
commission adds
We have any 1914 for operating
penses repairs street light
Ing; notwnhsanding you the following
10 1913
And any citizen cen grasp in ten minutes what that service
he's bccn
One or two interesting Under Improved System
Of Bookkeeping" for example:
complete inventory o property effects has
II, thereby establishing
the first time the c true assets which now carried
giving = Of bookkeeping the
other business concern
Alec Q Civil Service:
installation o. more
resulted
the enthusiastic interest
personal responsibility that cannot
overemated its good effect the efficiency OF
organization conduct Of the citys AFFAIRS.
At the end Of its report the commission say
In conclusion issuing
borrowing whatever for the
psnses municipal commission
for borrowed
Administrations By $4,000 bat given
aAdiecoai public 9l3SAlISa
~ within the regular
cty. without 10 bonds loans Of kind
View differ how cty should be and how s affair
can b presented that citizens Win scqusint themselves Herewith
The shove gesssus The notion o municipal business
and muaidpA bsinsss manager Who says its bad onef
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pre.sivs and convincing II % many
Of 'em didn't lser shsspishiy or fool
icnly At the camera man At the mo-
ment Of snapping.
After considerable reflective bark
inr hack. We seem TO remember that
there are mighty few followers Of bel
ies iettrss above forty whose worh
indacaSes their bslisf that women an
Horn into ths world With the fraSRaAce
q Ayactnths esd fraaGipeaoi s,log.
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less OF an extravagancs.
now spent . great deal Of time At
Woodford. / lActuDsd TO the students
twice q week. and my clinics took UP
. good deal Of time. I had been get
ting along with the same old horse
and busy that I had used when DIT.
Tobish was alive. I had bought IL
for q nominal sum from the exec
utors.
/ bought q reasonably priced car.
q runab0ut, one very popular in that
lection of the country. felt pretty
sure / could run It myself, so did not
bother having any one teach me.
Aren't you obliged to have
licenss?" Jane asked when ] told her
Intended to run tho car myself. :,
yes. 1 shall get ono right away
told her.
About nfteen or twenty dollars"
I naxarded.
"Why shouid it be SO much? Thia
little town shouldn't mako 1t 20 OK
psnSive 70 run . car"
I en- q mare man, therefore bro.
midtc. The answer l made was NOT
or1sinai. but the Same a. all ouI
fr4cods made when asked concerning
the expsnss of running . car.
Graft" / told Jane. Just piair
Graft!" .
for III she Queried. IT 10 perfectly
ridiculous the way you cry graft a
every iitttie thing. then 80 serenel,
on yonr way, doing nothing to pre-
Don't ret escited. Jane" laughed
TT A. one OF the wrongs that takes
time 10 risl,t," amused at her appear
ang even interested IN my remark.
0f late I had noticed . growing
tendency ON Janes part to air hel
ideas on political and civic matters
but any Irrational hope she Nigh
have had that l would sympathix,
Win her had dispelled by constant
iy telling her what considered
woman's sphere. Lake Josiah Allen
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GIRL working In an office caa-
not be too careful 20 keep the

rslations between herself and
her employer strictly busansss-iiks.
Iu the papers OF late more than
one tragedy has been detailed which
could Be traced directly to the ac-
ceptancs by . woman clerk or ste
ns.r:Ssss, OF her s%pS,: Log: .sSsSs;
point which must be- noted. Evsu
II such alterations are honestly
friendly. they should neither b Of
fsrsd nor accepted. This 10 . cen
serious world. ana . girl with CON.
mon sense avoids the appearance Of
evil. 70 the man for whom she work.
b . gsntisman he will not oSpos>
this attitss1s.
-. D." writes: ~ en- N love VIII
4 0on .WAom ] Ssot I've yeasu -
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

, all play II We play auction pinochls."
But Elmer had served only the first
round on the FIRST hand whom the side
door few open. disclosing the buxom
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Killing the South remind that though spring
Sunday only registers Winter doesn't up
IL key. '.'
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OspvrasSt. 1918. b Ths ]
CHAPTER XIX.

Z Sast ] felt that I could At
ford an automobile. At least,
I'll could not quite afford
it, my need Of one made II
-. NJ an extraya9snco. I
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md Mr.. Jar, and lst'e an 20 In the
back room and play pinoohis: ws can
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So Ways the World.
BY Clarence L. Cullen.
o'''''ssss; a.. r. X: z u. r, s! e: Vs,s' O

FILMING a type: Hes the
kind Of fellow who, whom
he tells you that he wears
the Same weight under
wear-the knee len 9Th Kind.
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The Simple Life and the idle Rich
BY Sophie Irene Loeb

HE wife Of the richest man In
the world died the other
day. When her life was
WlmmAd I'm aim nIlcitv
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ouuyuISht. 1918. 10 n n
Sick Room Visjfs.

HE next time you call on q
sick friend or relative take
pains to wear . smile on
your face even II you feel
=. hi,,e An indigo. Leave
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The Jarr Family
By Roy l.. McC ardell

O. (1As New Y9k p~ai,s wssil)
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relations between herself and
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U. S. Commissioner in EI Paso.

Hywel Davies, commissioner of con- ciliation for the United States govern ment, arrived in Fl Paso Monday even- ing for the purpose of conferring with Joseph H. Meyers and the mine operators on the issues involved in the Clifton-Morenci mine strikes.
 Mr. Davies stated that he would be engaged for several days dn mak- ing a digest of the facts from the viewpoint of the operator and the en- ployes, that he would then go on to the mine camps, making a personal survey of the conditions as he found them there, and later hold a confer ence with governor G. w. P. Hunt, of Arizona.
 Tt was sent out by the Associate1 Press," said MT. Davies, that l came here for the purpose of mediating. This is a mistake. 1 have served in this capacity so many times that if l start out for any place the inference is that I am on the way to arbitrate. l do not know what the conditions are and until I do cannot say any thing. I shall discuss the matter thoroughly with mine. managers who ere in Fl Paso"
 [ MT. Davies is from Lexington, Ky, and has been identified with the coal operators of Kentucky for the past 23 years. T have usually been the spokesman foI the operators, but believe in fair play for both,'' he said
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School Notes
LIBERTY BELL WINNERS

The following grade pupils having made the highest averages in schol- arship and department for the month of October are entitled to wear the liberty bells during the month of November:
 South Clifton Grade Teacher Pupn Miss Griggs-Margaret Adams. II Miss Walton-Laurence Cooper.
 GA div Kathleen Bergham.
 (B div David Hagan. III Miss Coleman-Margaret Pringle. II Miss Valverde- -Hilario Lopez. II Miss Valverde- e-Juanita Guerra. Fl Miss Valverde-Felipe Martinez. " Miss Awalt-Artis Slaughter. V Miss Carter-Magdalen Van Or den.
 VI Miss Kelly-Maude Miller. VII MT. Hauser-Francelli Hill.
 North Clifton: Mrs. Carleton-Gregonia Gonzales | l Miss Connor-Maria Ortez. I Miss Hutt-Rena Gomez. II Miss Hutt-Beulah Usrey I'll Miss Bain-Alvera Sirianni nv Miss Meador-Francisco Perez. 1 " Miss Jones-Anita Enriquez i V Miss Meador-Francisco Colmen- | ero. | V Miss Miller-Manuela Gonzales | VI Miss Fisher-Mayme Tessier. Chase Creek: I Miss Eldred-Romero Fernandez l Miss Sneed-Juliano TelleS. l Miss Ewing-Charlotta Valdez. II Miss Thwaite- -Marcino Haddad III Miss Lilies -Aurelio Villolovis. III Miss Lilies Vicente Fernandez
 CoIored School.
 1st grade, Miss McDuffie, teacher Frances O'Leary.
 1st grade, Miss Bond; Anita Fred erico.
 End grade, Miss Bond; Vicente Cortez.
 3rd grade, Mrs. Wallace; Lorenzo Zuniga.
 4th grade, Miss Young; Nicholas Lara
 5th grade, Miss Young; Eduvegen Pedrosa.
 Those in the high school who made the highest averages in scholar ship are as follows:
 Sth Grade-Lorin Sturges.
 9th Grade Chavez. 10th Grade-Emma Risdon 11th Grade-Nancy Spezia. 18th Grade Miller
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christy Goes to Phoenix

Representative John Cnristy, ac companied by his family, departed on Sunday morning last for Phoe- nix After establishing his family in home in the capital city, MT. Christy will proceed to the Oatman gold district in Mohave county. While in Phoenix MT. Christy stated to Republican representative that conditions in the strike zone in Greenlee county were practically un- changed and that there is little ac- tually suffering so far. In his opin- ion the struggle will be long con- tinued.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1915-11-12
Camp Dinner Invitations

Camp costumes expected. Boiled shirts barred. Those were the mo- tations at the bottom of invitations received by number of Clifton peo- Iple this week inviting them to at tend a camp dinner to be given by R. R. Webster, F. E. Williams, and J. l.. Lynde at the mouth of the c. A. Bar canyon on the Duncan road on the evening of Friday, Nov. 18th at o'clock. The dinner is being arranged in celebration of the completion of the new road in that section.
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Leave for Canada

Leave for Canada
 Max Kline, who has for several years been in the employ of the A. & N. M. railway as brakeman, and Slim Hunter, also employed in sNmi- lar capacity, left this morning for Canada where they will make their future home Max has disposed of and Mrs. Kline will visit at her old home in Texas for some time be- fore joining her husband in Canada. MT. and Mrs. Kline are old resi- dents in Clifton and have many friends here who regret their de parture ybut wish for them success in their future home. y.s
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WHISKEY AND ALLEGED
 BooTLEGGER SEIZED
g

GLOBE, Ariz., Oct. 25-Gus -Teice was arrested here yesterday by local officers charged with violating the prohibition amendment. Three gal Ions of alcohol and a trunk contain ing the remnants of a case of whiskey were seized. Teice was out on bail on a similar charge when arrested He is being held for the superior court.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1915-11-12
Caaes Dismissed-

Caaes Dismissed
 The cases against F. B. Kerr, Abe Rodala and Hilario Pena were dis missed in the Justice court at Met calf on Monday when Attorney Dave Ling argued demurrer to the con- plaint which charged the defendants with disturbing the peace. These cases grew out of a threat made against Tim Nardelli by the above named defendants when they order ed him to leave town.
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Mining Prospeet Wanted-Anyone

Mining Prospect Wanted-AnyOne who has some good prospects Wit1 railroad, water and electric facility and who has no means to work same and wishes a working partner with some means. Then to avoid unnec- essary time, give full particulars, To- cation, how close to paying mine, what work has been done, what con. dition and outcrops and assay, etc. {, send references for honesty, sobriety, moral, or personal character. Also a good prospector wanted as Partner by a young, hustling man, send refer ences. Address Care Gustavus & Theel, Advertising Agents, P. O
 box G, Atlantic City. 10-22-21p
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GreenIee County Cases

GreenIee County Gases
 Three important cases were sched- uled to be argued before the supreme court of the State at Phoenix this week. One is that of George Web ster ct al., appellants, vs. James V. Parks, appellee, appealed from Co., lchise county, and another that of Mrs M. Brutinel, appellant, vs. , E. Nygren, appellee, from Greenlee county The third was that of Green lee county, appellant, vs. O. J. Cotey, appellee, from Greenlee.
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New Car From Rhoenix-

Duncan McNeil made trip to Phoenix the first of the week and upon his return piloted new Dodge car to Clifton which he turned over to it's owner, c. F. Pascoe. The car is a five passenger machine and is a beauty in every respect, having elegant lines as we'll as stability. This is the first Dodge car to be owned in Clifton and is causing a great deal of favor able comment.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1915-11-12
CONDEM NED MEN
Brief Filed in Their Behalf in The Supreme Court This Week.

PHOENIX, Nov. S.-A brief was filed in the Supreme Court this week by Stuckmeyer and Jenckes in the cases of Francisco Rodriguez, Miguel Peralta, Eduardo Perez and N. D. Chavez, under sentence of death at Florence.
 These cases are on appeal from an order by Judge McAlIster last sum- mer refusing to release the men on a writ of habeas corpus which he had granted, he having been called in in the absence from the state of Judge Baughn. The chief points in the brief are that the Imprisonment of the men is in violation of the four teenth amendment to the United States and of Article II of the state constitution; that the death warrants were void in that the wodrs, state Cf Arizona" as prescribed by the con stitution had been, committed. It is further contended that the men had already been placed in jeopardy. ok
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Automobile Party to Fair
 An automobile party composed of MT. and Mrs. Arthur Slaughter, Jack Albrecht, Miss Laney, Charley Bond and Peter Riley will leave for the Arizona State, Fair on Sunday, go- ing by the way of Globe and the Roosevelt dam.
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Pink Robertson Here

Pink Robertson, of Fl Paso, a prominent cattle buyer of that sec tion, was here on cattle business this week. About twenty-five years ago Pink Robertson was foreman of the C. A. Bar ranch on the Gila River and was later deputy sheriff under Billy Whelan. He IS an old timer always welcome in this section.
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Trip DeIayed-

Trip DeIayed-
 Wm. Bellamy left Morenci yester- day with party of friends intending to motor to Phoenix in his Hupmo- bile and take in the fair at the capi- tai city. Upon leaving Clifton an accident disabled the machine and the party were forced to discontinue their trip,5 returning to Morenci late yesterday evening. They expect to make another start, however, and hope to arrive at their destination without any more mishaps.
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Leave for New Home

Leave for New Home
 Dr. T. A. Balmer and family left Thursday morning for Douglas where they will make their future home. Dr. Balmer has opened dental pas- lors in Douglas and upon his depar- ture has severed all business as well as social relations with Clifton. Dr. Balmer has been one of the best known figures among the Clifton business men for the past thirteen years and has always taken an ac- tive part in civic affairs and through close application to business has es- tablished an enviable practice in his profession. The best wishes of his many friends follow him to his new field of endeavor and what is Cliff tons loss will be Douglas gain, both in a business and social sense.
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Reduced Rates to Fair

The A. & N. M. R. R. has an- nounced a reduced rate to the Ariz- ona State Fair, which begins Novem- Der 15 The round trip fare from Clifton is $1495 Tickets are valid until November 23
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Back from Hunting Trip

Bringing with them a big buck which Uncle Ben" Crawford killed on the Campbell Blue. Jimmie Welch and Ben Crawford returned to town on Thursday afternoon from a hunt ing trip in the Blue mountains. The buck was presented to the Elks lodge by MT. Crawford and is now be- ing held in cold storage awaiting the pleasure of the lodge. It is planned to give a big venison supper in the near future.
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On Way to Phoenix-

A. J. Ruth, formerly resident of Clifton and Morenci, was greeting old friends in the district this week. MT. Ruth arrived in Clifton from Salt Lake City where he has been for the past several weeks and will leave tomorrow morning for Phoe- nix where he expects to locate.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1915-11-12
Wedding Announcements

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nicholas, former residents of this county, where Mr. Nicholas was mine super intendent for several years and lived at the top of the Longfellow incline, announce the marriage of their daughter, Murillo, to MT. James Claude McDaniel on Tuesday, Oct. 5th, 1915, at Springfield, Mo.
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To Wilcox on Business

To WiIIcox on Business
 Walter Thorpe, who is connected with the Cosper ranch on the Blue, left Clifton Thursday morning for Wilcox where he goes to arrange for the return of several head of horses which recently strayed from the ranch.
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Leaves for Los Angeles

Miss Dorothy Albrecht, who has been the guest of MT. and Mrs. J. A. A1brecht for the past month, left the first of the week for Los Ange- les where she will visit for a short time. Miss Albrecht expects to return to Clifton in the near future and renew the pleasant associations she made on her former visit ana where she will be favorite social acquisition -s, l.=-,-/ s.-
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1915-11-12

R. M Kelly is spending the week in Clifton from his home in the lower valley. Roy is incidentally agent for the Hudson automobile and while in town is combining business with pleasure.
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Visiting Home in Texas

Visiting Home m IeXdS-
 Mrs. E. M. Williams departed this week for her old home in Texas where she will make an extended visit. At Fl Paso Mrs. Williams will be joined by her sister Mrs. A. T. Thomson whc will accompany her on the visit. Mrs. Williams left Thursday morn ing.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1915-11-12

c. B. Nonuamaker, manager of the Longfellow store at Morenci, had business in Clifton on Thursday of this week.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1915-11-12

". H. Moon, of Morenci, has been spending several days in Clifton in the interest of the Chicago Tailoring establishment which he represents.
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Mrs. J. c. Gaines and children left this week for an extended vacation visit at the Barber ranch on Rattle snake
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Murray in Texas

Murray in Texas
 A postal card received this week locates P. P. Murray, formerly in the employ of the Shannon Copper Company, at Slaton, Texas, where he is the owner of a large tract of farm ing land.
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AssAYERs AND GOLD BUYERS

yer, 75c. Copper, 75c; Lead, 75c; etc., GOLD, PLATINUM, RICH ORE,
 AMALGAM, etc. Bought any amount. Cash paid, no waiting. Established 20 years. Prompt and reliable PIONEER lASSAYING CO.,, 636 Market St., (Op-
 posite Palace HoteD San Francisco, Adv. Dake At tic.
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W. c. Hirsch and wife left the first of the week for Fl Paso where they will make their future home.
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Harry Wright and E. T. Morton ere reported in Oatman this week in- vestigating that promising mining dis trict.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1915-11-12

Mrs. c. E. Tyler and son, Clifford returned this week from an extended visit with relatives and friends at Albuquerque, New Mexico.
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Dave Cough, the well known min ing operator, was spending several days in Clifton this week from the Twin Peaks section.
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Back from Ranch Visit

Mrs. S. C. Swift and Mrs. B. F. Bowman, who have been spending some time on the Montgomery and Hampton ranch, returned to their homes in Clifton the first of the week.
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George Montgomery has been spend ing several days in Clifton from his ranch on Squaw Creek.
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Guest on Sunday

Guest on Sunday
 Mrs. F. M. Peters, of Morenci, sister of Mrs. A. L. Terry, was a guest of Mir Terry on Sunday last. Mrs. Terry is still visiting with rela- tives at Little Rock, Ark.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1915-11-12

LoST-Child's Necklace and Chain somewhere in Hills Addition, en- graved on locket I'll. T. G."-Ffnder please return to J. c. Gaines at Cop per Era office and receive reward. 1t
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The curse of the British gold which we used to read so much about is falling heavily CD New York now. adays.
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Attorney E. V. Horton has beeh in Phoenix this week on legal busi- ness, appearing before the supreme court.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1915-11-12

Wm. Neil, of the A. C. general office, returned yesterday from short business trip.
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Connie Thompson and Willis Ben nie, who have been sojourning for a couple of weeks at the refugee camp dn Duncan, returned to Clifton Sun day where they expect to reamin.
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Dr. and Mrs. l.. A. w. Burtch were Morenci visitors the latter part of last week, making the trip in one of their new National cars.
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Sam Foster, the Duncan cattle man, was up from the valley for a few days this week on business.
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cattleman, was un from York this week on short business trip.
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Mrs w. J. Mason, of Morenci, was calling on Clifton friends the first of the week.
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Mrs. G. l.. Coffee and children will leave Sunday morning for Ell Paso where they will attend the Liberty Bell celebration which takes place in the Pass City the first of the week.
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Supervisor W. w. Dutton passed through Clifton the latter part of the week on his way to York where he made an inspection of the new road recently completed by R. R. Webster
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M. B. Emmerson, the Guthrie mer-
 chant, was a Clifton business visitor the first of the week.
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Harry Hinck, the Greenlee county game warden, is spending the week in Clifton with friends and incident ally transacting business connected with his office.
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w. D. Berry, an old time knight of the road and who is well known in this section, arrived in town this week and in spite of the present in- dustrial conditions is succeeding in placing a goodly number of orders.
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Attorney H. A. Elliott, of the A. C. Co.,, legal department, was called to Tucson this week on legal busi- ness.
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Superintendent P. Reisinger, of the A. & N. M. By, has been spending several days at Veitch this week where some necessary repairs are being made to the road.
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Round About Town

J. A. Scott was down from Mo- renci Monday on business.
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The sure thing about an investiga
 tion is the expense account.