The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1920-02-13
SEVENTEEN YEARS AGO

w. G. Clemens is now regularly en-
ployed as druggist in Dunn's Drug
Store.
Jake Abraham, manager of the Cliff
ton Hotel. was sick for the past few
days.
Ed Shaw, formerly of Stafford, is now
in the accounting department of the
A. & N. M. Railway.
: Shirley Neff, of Globe, has accept
ed a position with E. F. Everhardy.
Mr.. Neff is brother-in-law to Frank
Springer.
la Thomas has sold his interest in
the Lone Star Saloon to his partner,
Bob Catlett.
A main pipe line for the Clifton
Water company has been laid to the
Shannon plant.
The "Office Saloon" is the name
given to the saloon recently purchased
from Hill Brothers by Jeff Dunagan.
Bill Stockton, manager of the Stock
ton ranch and cattle interests, was in
town this week.
Road Supervisor Martendale has
been experiencing considerable trou-
BILE in getting men to work on the
roads.
J. H. T.. Cosper was in town this
week from Blue River Country. He
reports that more snow has fallen
there this winter than for several
years past.
Among other reforms promised for
this precinct is the doing away with
Chinese opium dens, which have been
running wide open for many years
past.
Mr. and MIS-. A. A. Anderson have
moved up from the valley and are
now housekeeping in the ]. A. Smith
double cottage on Crystal avenue.
]. C. Gilman and Mr.. Bradfeld Of
the A. c. Metcalf store spent SUNDAY
in Clifton
f. B. King, ticket agent of the Ell
Paso and Southwestern at Ell Paso,
was married in Austin, Texas, on the
lG instant to one of the most charm
ing daughters of that city
Mrs. York, of Colorado Springs Col
orado, arrived here this week on
visit to her daughter, Mrs. Walter B.
Foote. Mrs. York with her husband,
settled on the ella river in 1870 and
established York ranch" which was
a home for all way-fafers for many
years.
Business has been good around JUS
tice Beck's court during the past few
days. Three as tough, hobos as ever
struck town were given sixty days
each at hard labor for resisting Con-
stable Parks. They seemed to think
that they could run the town but
soon found out that they were up
against the real thing. One of them
made razor play, and was called so
quick that he had headache for sew
eral days afterwards. They were
given transportation to Hachita, and
their fines SUSPENDED as long as they
remain out Of town.
B. B. Adams is spending the week
in Clifton.
Judge Settle, of Morenci, visited in
Clifton this week.
Jeff Dunagan left yesterday morn
ing for Ell Paso on short business
| trip.
Dutch Keppler, a noted peace Of
ficer of Morenci, visited Clifton this
week.
Charles Davidson returned from
| California last week and is now driv-
| ing the Everhardy meat wagon.
Mrs W. A. Prick, of Los Angeles,
arrived in Clifton this week en- route
to Metcalf, on a visit to her son, DR..
Prick.
w. A. Hart and Frank Ray leave to-
morrow for Cananea Mexico to meet
their old friend w c. Green, who has
sent for them to take charge of one
i OF his cattle ranches.
Mrs. J. L. Broshears and children
of Metcalf, passed through Clifton this
week for Stafford where they will
make their home in the future.
After December the fifteenth the
Green Stage Line will run a first-class
lunch counter at the Toll House, and
passengers will be supplied with some
thing to eat at reasonable rates.