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LEGAL.
IIlINiA

That said stn,oment he. and the same
hereby IL approved and.
nE 1T FuRTiiEB RESOLVED: That
II Is the determination VI this BOARD to
ASSESS the cost Of the improvements pro.
vidcd for In said street Improvement Dts.
trict Number 2Se agains, the lots and
blocks abutting said improvements and
the property benefited thereby and the
property liable to assessment as set out
IN th" aforesaid statement of the city
Engineer; and
RE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED: Tha'
notice Of such determination to asscss be
given to all owners Of any and all such
property by publication In Tho Tulsa
n,ily world, daily newspaper ~ general
five consecutive days. beginning on the
M 1T FURTHER RESOLVED. That
the city Auditor be. and shc hereby Is d..
rectsd to send written notice by registered
mail to all of the owners OF property at
feotcd by tho aforesaid proposed assess.
stance as provided In Section 7. Article 3
~ the Tulsa city charter. and to be
mailed at the time dessnated In said
pE iT FURTHER REsoLvEp. tina, the
nth day Of January, 1891. at 900 o'clock
4. ". be aud the same Is hereby sst as
tho day Tor hearing all objections TO
such assessments. improvements. nr ma.
terlals In reference to the same, and sa A
hearing shall b." continued from day to
dav until the same Is completed. and any
objections not made Ia writing on or b.
fore the 18th day Of January, 1871 at 300
o'clock A. NJ, shall be deemed to be
waived; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED: That
The city Auditor he. and she hercbv IL
instructed to make and file on or before
tho date OF SAID hearing her certificate
showing when and In what manner sail
notices were given. and attach to and
make a part Of said ccrtiflcate the affi-
davit Of the publisher showing copy Of
the notice 10 published and tho days on
which the same was pubishgi and.
BE TT FURTHER UESOfVFD' That
an emergency exists for the presrrva ton
~ the public health and safety nnd for
the furthcrance Of street Improvements,
by reason whereof this resolution shall
take effect from and after Its adoption.
approval and publication.
ADOPTED. and the emergency clause
ruled upon separately and approved this
2tth day Of December. 1870.
APPROVED this et,h day OF Deccm-
Der. 1920.
r. D. EVANS.
ATTEST:
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN
City Auditor.
APrRoyED
FRANK Il DUNCAN.
City Attorney.
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STOCK TRADING
REMAINS SAME
Reactionary Movements
for Last Two Months
Are Repeated

SEW YORK, Dec. 2S.--Rcduced
On H. chief essentials, trading ON
,he stock exchange today traversod
Tor the most part the roactionary
r1oyement of the last two months,
SEVERAL special issues falling to new
low records for the year, or long
or period.
Local Industrial conditions were
unsettled by threats Of another har-
hon strike. beginning with the new
year.
AT tine irregular TO heavy Clorc,
.osses nf 70 l-2 points in l'tah.
pan American Petroleum, Chandlcr
Atlantic Gulf Reploglc, Crucible
ana New York Air Brake were off
set bv gains OF | to points in
Reading. southern Pacific, Union
pacific. Royal Dutch and Pacific
OH sales amounted to 10000
shares.
Decided Improvement was shown
hv the active bond market, cspc-
D.Iy In railroad convertible issuCa
Liberty issues also were strong fuI
th, most part, total sales, par value,
S9g.j0O.O 900.
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LEGAL.


All owners ot abuttlrE property, prop
erty benefited bv suit improvements nud
other property Liable 80 assrsafurut. pio
hereby Notified that an muii'r affecting
such Improvements or benefits g. tho
property thereby and any tbin ur ub.
lectlous 90 the assessments 49, above set
forth shall b. fu,i IN writlur n thc ~.
flee ~ Mrs Frank seaman. Clt, Auditor
" the cry ut Eulsa. oklahoma. un ur
before the ilth day OF January, 1871 ai
100 o'clock A. VI aud tho same shall b.
heard BY tho Board W Comm iuviorrr4 ON
Tho ilth day of January. iN-l at ZOO
O'Clock \ VI aud any claims or nhirc-
upns not so f'yd iu writing before seid
i'm" shall D." d,vWod waived.
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ATTEST:
MRS. FRANK SEA MAN,
- City Auditor.
APPROVED:
FRANK Il DUNCAN.
City Attorney.

published in the Tulsa Daily World De-
cember ss. 90. 80. 81. 1920: January
1. 1871 The World Publishing
Company. Publ ishersJ
NOTICE OF HEARING on ASSESS-
MESTS. fOR PAVING ~ STREET
IMPROVEMENT District No. so
CITY OF TULSA. DNLAHOM>
In compliance with tic Resolution Of
the Board OF Comm issionrrs duly adopted
on the ?tth day OF December. 1870, notice
IL hereby given that the hoard ~ g IN.
missioners Of the City OF Tulsa, Oklahoma,
has examined tho estimate and statement
of the city Engineer as to the amount OF
the cost OF the concrete pavement which
should be assessed against the abuttin.
property. the property benefited and other
property liable to assessment and the own.
ers thereof IN STREET IMPROVEMENT
DISTRICT NO. 256. which includes the
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LEGAL.

tPubiished In The Tulsa Daily World
December IS, 1920. and rcpublished De.
cembcr 20. 1890 World. Publishing
Company. PubllshersD
X Il So l. l. 4 ".
RESOLtTION DETERMINING ASSESS.
MENTS AND DIRECTING NOTICES
THEREOF FOR PAVING IN STREET
IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NUMBER
2d6 or THE CITY or TULSA. OKLA
HOMA; AND DECLARING AN EMER-
GENCY
WHEREAS the City Engineer on the
cath day of December 1920. submitted
to this Board his written statement show
Ing the property, owners, etc. subject to
hssesIueht in street Improvement Dis
trict Number 2bG IN form and substance
as provided In Section T. Article OF
the Tulsa city Charter; and.
WHEREAS, this Board has duly exam.
ined said statement and found the same
10 be correct and in conformity to law
NOW, THEREFORE,, BE 1T RESOLVED
RY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
OF THE CITY OF TULSA, OKLA
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LEGAL.

following described portions " streets TO.
wit.
TWENTY SIXTH STREET from the
East line Of Riverside Dr,vc to 'ho
East iinc ct Riverside pri"r Addition.
TWENTY SEVENTH STRFEr from
the East line ot Riverside ~ he to- the
East line OF Riverside Drive Addition.
And said Board NJ CommissIoucrs has
by resolution duly approved tho Aforesaid
statement and estimate ~ tho city Ensi-
necr and has determined to assess the
cost Of tho improvements IN said District
against the Ahutting property the prop
erty benefited. and other property liable
TO assessment. and the owncrs thereof IS
follows to-wit,
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Dec II iS, 10. 20. %. "a q. -, 20, 20,
"a. u.s. u, 40. ~. loso January T. :. 4.
S. g 7s9. go. II. 70. ~ and l.,
1871 world ruhusbinE Co, rublshersD
ORDINANCE NO 2iI5.
An Ordinance to appot,,on, ievy ana
Rasrss special ttN's iu payment ~ the
cost ~ constructing q sanitary sewer
I'm SEWER pts1Uitr No it5. -
created and established bN Ordnance
So. '0ti. pud dr,i,tlug an ewcrgtury.
WlitttENS. ln pursuance of tho pro
visions NJ the Charter ~ The city " Tulst.
oidahomr Hnd the stafutcs ~ the state
of Oklahoma, ~ such cases made ant
provided. the said City did by Ordinance
No -oti create Hu' establish SEWER
DISTRICT SO. iet and after declaring It
SEWER ptSTNiCr so isf b. the prov.
tluus uf ordnance no. 20t7, did on tho
tth lay Of october 1890. ,et - Comstoc,
Smcdicy Co, contractors. ccrtaiu CON.
tract fvr the ccHairucttou ~ - certain san.
.thp scwcr In SEW Eh plSrNitr 80
ltb. ana
WHEREAS. IN rursuance ~ saii ron.
'rart said toustuck Smciiey co has yun-
atTucIed u certain sanitary sewer iu said
SEWER plSTElCr No iG6. nuh tho WORK
'ndcr said contr,yt has boon accepted amt
approved hy the CiN Engineer and tho
BOARD ~ ComWis'iuhcra of the Ciy "
Tulsa ana
WIiEREAs. IN further putannnce Of tho
aipfutVn ot tho state uf Oklahoma Afofc
.Hii aud under tho terms ~ the Charter
4 tho stli city ~ Tulsa. Oklahoma. n &.
deemed necessary by the ioord 81 Com
ui1sioucrs ~ IA" CIV uf Tulsa, Oklahoma.
20 levy and hnH"sH q special tts upon tho
pruu"rty liable tn pHncHsm"ut IN paid
SEWER IiSrWlCT 40 id5. by reason ~
ihr construction of said sewer and to pay
Tor the same. and
WltEKENS, the total cost Of the con.
s'ruc,iuu ~ said sewct ia said SEW Ell
been aar"ftBiuOd and L. hereby doristcd to
rUlCT Ne. lod. In the amounts herein.
et''r specified In Section of this or
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New Orleans spot.

NEW ORLEANS Dec. 2S.---spot cotton
quiet. IS points lower; sales on the spot
none; to arrive, 220c, low middliug
S.5Oc. mlIdling ~ b0c good mldding
lG.2sc. Receipts, 9,s62 bales, stock, asa.
06s bales
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NEW YORK, bee. IS Liberty bonds
closed,
3ies. $500. first is 5000 bid. second
Is $3.50. first ihs, ts5.9S; second as.
$3.50. second shs. tSI2O, fpJrih ~
,,iSG; Victory a&s, $500. victo-y i',a
fgagk
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LEGAL.

TRlCT NO i6l IN the rtty M |.'s, OAIt.
homa So hcuetitod hy tlu ...tu.tlIu ui
said soNcr "a special i,N tu nay fur
the construction ~ .l1 H.ysf tIc
smount' tcspcctyc'y a. r'uW4
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SECTION = Tht i've uparaaIupot r.Ir.
BY lo,i"i on each = 'lr duu,, mentioned
clst"d 20 h" lien .uHn N..U Iuta uI.I
ptt,cls Il land fo .rn san. c1t.pt as
enforced 90 ih" en'uo Wtluc. HH other
tUAca va and f1f tho city Cd: I.IsH. OKLA
houln are collected
ty levied sh,u be- divii.% in,a 'i', .'cs n'' 5,,
equal ann 81 itstblI.unIH as suthuflfsd
by said statutes = tho state - Oklahoma.
Tor such cases wbir and provided that
the assessments shall bear interest OF tho
rate ~ eight thl prf cont lHf HnUuHu. uAF.
able Annually nt th' tIue Ut ih" payment
" ths 4c,uttI InAtaIulouts " tho aaaess
m.nis aforesaid fuu tir date " ths
taking cftoct %, tui- ofdtnuuDr. thut the
INST luHtNllm'u' ut coll pst. fauruts 90
sether wi'h the Accrued into. sat on tho
d'f-rr'd installmonu. shtll b. payable on
tho IAN isN ~ t'rt"tttrr. 1921 and the
remaining drter'i inHtt' 'lmouts with tho
yrrrb interest uu the unpaid tuuuIlwcuta.
shull be ptNthl, ON the i5th da, or De
vernrer ~ each sutCt. aug year until all
shall be- paid.
Provided however thai any ~ the own
ers ~ the lots or roots ~ hand so 49,
,erscd may ~ any uur during rho four
OD consecutive weeks trlluwt.r tho date
" the ntat publication ~ tina ordinance.
pay 10 tho tlty Auditor ~ 'hc CIV ~
Tulsa tho fuii amount ~ tho nsscrs
mcuts ~ lcticd against thor rutd lots ana
parcels ut land. ana thereby release such
property from the lien ot such asscss.
mcntA
SECTION . That this ordiranc. shall
b. puhiInhrd tor twenty rine tggD conase eu-
two dave Ia tho Tu'p pulv World.
newspaper puhiishod IN tho CITY - Tulsa
OklahoWa, thrt tho ppbiicn'ion ~ this
ordinance AZ required b l1w shnll ba
taken nj regarded aa suffi,lcnt notice
tu all pprsonH Interested In tho nssusa
ncn's hereby levied BY tho terms " this
SECTION o. That Ell ordinances or
parts ot ordinances IN conflict with the
proyisons of THIS ordinance insofar ~
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New York spot.


NEW YORK. Dec. rs Cotton spo
quiet: middilg, lA.iOc.
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fif"H.' is is q. ! e. a. 70 d. b. y H. y "a a. II H. &
20 so 81, 1920. January l. and
1874 world publishing Company. Pub
~ ORpINANCE NO eiia.
An Ordinance to hpportion, levy and
! saseas special taxes IN payment VI
tho cost OF eonstrueting . sanitary
sewer in SEWER DIsTRicT 40 III.
/ ss created and established by ordi-
nance No. sOsa. aud doc'srilE an
WHnmGRs In pursusnc, Of tn. pro.
Visions % tho Charter - me city Of
state Of Oklahoma for such tAtfs made
aud provided. the said Ciiy did by ord,-
nans. N9 igs; erss,o ana S, es,ael.h
claring II necessary TO oons,ruct sewers
In said SEWER piHrRicT NO ~. by
| the provisions Of Ordnance No 2os2. did.
| Tibbcts " Pleasant. Inc, C0ntractors \
| certain contract for the cons,tactian % q
Tni"T aIe!s'r N". s11''i'n IL; 'sSG and ;" """
WHEREAS, IN pursuance NJ said con-
tract. said ribbets aud Pleasant. ino,
mas constructed certain sanitary sewer
in said SEWER DISTRICT NO III. and
the work under said contract has been
accepted and approved by ,he Chy Enn:
tho CITY OF Tulsa; snd
WHEREAS, In further pursuance Of
the statutaS Of tho state Of Oklahoma.
aforesaid. ana under the terms Of tho
Charter OF the said Sity of Tulsa. OKLA
homs. n In deemed necessary by tho
Board Of Commissioners OF tho city OF
/ Tulsa, Oklahoma, to levy and assess n
special tax upon tho property liable to
sssessment In sAid SEWER DISTRICT No
III. by reason Of the construction OF said
sewer ana to phy fer the same aud
WHEREAS, the total cost of tho con
structIpn ~ sAid sewer In said SEWER
DISTRICT No. III, including extras has
been ascertained ana ls hereby declared
70 be the sum o. il2.b7siS all OF which
I. 10 be levied by special assessment
against the tots aud parcels OF land bene-
med by the construction of said He~er
In said SEWER DISTRICT 40. III, and
WHEREAS, all legal requirements have
been compiled with to authorize the levy
of the assessmentH against said lots ana
parcels 30 liable Tor the cost ~ cpnstruc
iion of paid soynr In said SEWER DIS
TRICT NO III, In the amounts herein
after specified IN Section OF this otdI-
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED
BY THT BOARD or CDMNISSl uNEHs
or THE CRY or TULSA, OKLA.
HDMNt
SECTION I. That there shhil be. aud
thot. Ia hereby Hppoftionei 10 ami .eyird
upon ana aalosHed against the several
| lots aud parcels ~ land I'm said SEWER
DISTRICT 80. ~ In tho C'ty ~ Tulsa
| Oklahoma. 80 benefited ny the cprztruc-
! iion ~ Enld sewer, 40 Hp"cinl tax, to
pay fur tho oouHtruDtlgu NJ said Howor,
! The amounts respsctiyrly a. follows
/ Addition Bloch lot Amount
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NEW YORK. Dec 2S.-,-prinr suercau-
the paper, y. as per cant. Exchange.
Irregular; 60-dsy bills, 3Ijia CONNER
cial 60-day bills on banks. 3,i51; COM
nercial today bills, 3t5. demand, $50:
cables. 3.5l.
Francs--Dcmand. 3.5I: demand. 5.se:
cables 5.Si.
Marks Demand. i.s5; cables, 1.ss.
Greece Demand. 100
Montreals. IL per cent discount.
Government bonds. irregular, railroad
bonds. irregular. Time loans. firm: 80
days. 90 days, months. 7hp7N per
cent.
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Fl: ;::::;::' ;;::. MARKETS
Cotton
-
Grains


Tho closing bid ana asked prices of
independent oil stocks on tho New YORK
curt Tuesday as reported by Houston.
tlblc A 60.
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--==aas-
NOTICE or ANNUAL. MEETING or
STOCkpOLpEHS
TO tho Stockholders of The Liberty Gas
n Carbon Co..
Notice iA hereby given that the annual
meeting Of the Stockholders aLrthe LIB
.rty Gas & carbon Company &fll be held
In the offices Of the Company at bOs sos
New wright building. curner West rhird
street and Cheyenne avenue, TULSA, OKLA
homR. on tho second Monday In January.
being the lOth day OF January, a, D.. 1871.
at 10 O'Clock a. m. ~ said day. for tho
purpose OF clactins Hoatd ~ Directors.
aud the tranHactiOn of any other bhalnons
pertaining to the affairs of the Company
that may properly como before the meet
ing
Dated this 2tth day OF December, 1890,
at TULSA, oklahoma,
THE LIBERTY GAS A. Carbon co.
I,y. OSCAR STiFEI. Secretary.
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LEGAL.

Datcd this t7th day VI December. 1890.
MRS FWANN SEAMAN
city Auditor.
Oublishcd IN Tho Tulsa pauy world
brc ~ ~. 10. 20. ~ %. o. -, 20. &C.
"a. 2S ~ 40, a. 1920. January T. :. g.
1891 world rubushing CO.. rublishorsJ
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NEW YORK. Dec. IS. - can money
steady. high. = low Z ruling rate. Z.
closing bid =; offered at Z last loan,
per cent: bank acucptanc.s sI per cent.
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RIVERSIDE DRIVE ApDirtoN.


All that part ~ piock ~
lying North ~ a lin"
drawn parallel to the
South line " Mock Is
and b5.l1 South there
from,
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Chicago Potatoes.
CHICAGO, Dec. 2s.--Pothtoes-MRrlS rlSot
nrm, receipts 20 cars: northern white,
sackrd. 81 lbOa1,G 60 cwt.
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NEW YORK. Dec. es. Lead. spot.
steady. spot s5lOH5.75: zinc. quiet
East st. Louis delivery, spot. $500 70
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Standard OIL Prices,

The closing bid and asked prices NJ
Standard OF stocks on the New York
curb Tuesday, as reported by S,randberg
4, n nj
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SECTION ?! That tho assessment here
by levied on each Of the above mentioned
lots and parcels OF land are hereby do
clared to be lien upon such lotS and
parcels OF land to the same extent M other
tn,eH and shall he collected and enforced
In tho same manner AS other taxes IN and
for the CIty Of Tulsa. Oklahoma. are col
t.s.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-04-16
Taxes are due this month.
WEDDING BELLS

It seems that Clifton, the County seat, and the Methodist parsonage, with the Rev. F. L. Glisson in charge of the rymeneal alter, is getting to be a regular ''Gretna Green" for Morenci- ties the past week.
 Last Friday afternoon, Miss Lillian Cocks and MT. Arthur Cummings were united in the holy bonds of matrimony
 Miss Cox has lived in Morenci for several years and has host of friends that wish her every kind of happiness as going on life's journey. MT. Cum mings is a young man of sterling qual- ities, and is macninist in the P. D. Go. machine shops. The Era extends hearty congratulations, and may all their troubles be written on ice in the summer time.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-04-16
HOTEL REARpoN ARRIVALS

l.. l.. Kerr, Hachita, N. M. Rev. J A. Jenkins, Phoenix; c. F. Barrett, Fresno, Cal; Paul c. Winters, Los Angeles; G. G. Gaines, Douglas; R. S Johnson, Eagle; G. s. Butnam, Bisbee; 5. J. Rogers, Phoenix; Nell R. Blount Phoenlx; MT. and Mrs. H. M. Fenne. more, Phoenix; L. J. Keefer, Phoenix MT. and Mrs. A. G. McAllister, Stafford F. G. Lambert, Douglas; c. F. Mallady, El Paso; Frank H. Olmstead, Los An geles; L. w. Gieache, Phoenix; MT and Mrs. T. B. Davis, Morenci; c. J Willtrout, U. s. A.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-04-16
M. E. LADIES AID .

M. E. LADIES AID.
 The Ladies Aid or the Methodist Church will meet Wednesday,, April 21st with Mrs. J. B. Kline and Mrs McCambridge will assist as hostess
 The mission study for the afternoon will be Some of the problems of the City"
 Mrs. Moss will tell about The Friend ship in Action Among the Foreigners
 Mrs. Seigle will discuss the City's poor.
 Children of the tenements by Mrs Blystein.
 The work of the Wesley House by Mrs. GliSson.
 All the members and friends who were given one dollar to increase Some two some five and some ten fold Fare especially urged to come and bring their offering and to tell in verse-form how they made it.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-04-16

the road bonds of that county as anti cipated caused a cessation in the highway work in that county for the present. MT. Morton is doing somepri- vate engineering work for Graham county citizens and upon completion of same will return to Clifton pending resumption of the highway program in that county.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-04-16
RIFLE CLUB CONTEST

Last Sunday was the first day of the contest for the trophy which was presented to the Clifton Rifle Club by MT. Carmichael. The scores were as follows: 200 yard rapid fire, Reitzer 47, Shirk 47, Dawson 46, Anderson 45, Kengla44, Blythe 43 Burtch 3s, Kane, Dr. Jones, Ross Smith, A. s. Carroll 37, J. Goolsby 36, Wainman 35, Slaughter 34, l.. Spezia 32, Belsher 26, Russell A. Lobato 16. Next Sunday will be practice at 300 yards rapid.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-04-16
Have you paid your taxes?
Will Attend Medical Associati

Will Attend Medical Association
 Dr. L. A. w. Burtch county health officer, left on Thursday morning to attend the annual meeting of the Ari- zona Medical Association at Nogales. At the same time the county and city health officers of the state will also hold their meeting
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-04-16
Presbyterian Church Bible School 9:45

Bible School 9:45
 At the morning hour, II a. m., the Sacrament of the Lords Supper will be observed. Mrs. Colhoun will sing There is Green Hill Far Away"
 Young peoples at 6:30 p. m.
 Evening Worship 7:9O. Lessons from the Life of Feter.'i
 Mrs. Riley and Mrs. Love will sing Jesus Lover of my Soul
 Mid-week Bible class Thureday 7:30 Choir practice 500. g
 You are most cordially invited to come and worship and make your church home with us while abiding in Clifton, you will md a hearty wei come.
 Donald McNeil, electrician at the A. c. Co.,, left last Thursday for Los Angeles where he intends to locate permanently.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-04-16
New suiIdino For East Side.

MT. Sam Abraham, of the First Nat ional Bank, states that the bank will shortly begin the erection of modern up-to-date two story brick building on the East Side upon location of the Gem building and including the Fashion bar Der shop. Ground leases were being secured this week for this purpose
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-04-16
Will Accompany High School Team

Al Wasem, phys-cal director of the Morenci Club, at Morenci, was a wis itor in Clifton on Tuesday. MT Wasem will accompany the Morenci High School Team to Tucson, for the inter- scholastic field meet next month, in the capacity of coach and trainer. The Morenci boys are confident they have a winner in the mile event.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-04-16

S25OO-FOR SALE-Variety Store. Consisting of Soda rountain Root Beer barrel, Candies, Tobaccos, Military Goods, Jewelry, Curios, Novelties, Etc. Store Located in Douglas Ariz., old establishment, best location, doing a good business, over two year lease. Come or write P. O. Box 366, Douglas, Ariz. tp
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-04-16
Returns From Graham County

J. L. Duke) Await returned last week from Graham county where he went several weeks ago in the capa- city of assistant to E. T. Morton coun- ty highway engineer in that county. The failure of Graham county to sell
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-04-16

MT. and Mrs. J. $. Bowman enter tained at dinner on Saturday evening in honor of MT. and Mrs. Veil of Pu- sblo, Colo. who are their guests. Covers were laid for twelve.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-04-16
TO TUCSON

TO TUCSON
 |. Deputy Grand Warden George Reitz- CT, Thomas Sidebotham and James Kilsby delegates from Clifton Lodge I. O. O. F. No. IS, will leave for Tue son this week where they will attend the state convention, which convenes in Tucson on the 18th, of April. These delegates will endeavor to land the next convention for Clifton in 1921.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-04-16

The Baptist Ladies will not meet this week on the account of Mexico missionary being in Clifton next week. Next Thursdays meeting will be held at the residence of Mrs. Frank Davis in I}ilfs addition.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-04-16
CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS
METHODIST CHURCH

METHODIST CHURCH
 Church School 9:45
 Morning Worship II o'clock
 League G:30.
 Evening Worship 7:30. Special music morning and evening. Bible Study Friday evening 7:30. led by MT. J. s. Crumb.
 Choir Practice Saturday evening 7:30
 If this is the church of your choice come and help us in the work of the
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-04-16

FOR PEcoS
 A. R. Lynch, town attorney, left for Pecos and Toyah, Texas Sunday morn ing going by automobile. MT. Lynch will look over the pig oil excitement in that district, winch at the present time looks like the coming oil field of Texas.