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9th, when they will meet with Mrs
Perry Jones, Mrs. John Allen hostess
Mrs. c. J. Lawlor and her mother.
Mrs. Walker Of Hotchkiss, left Friday
for a months vacation. They will
visit Kansas City, st. Louis and Colo
RADIO Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Brinton, Orville
McGrew, Mr.. and Mrs. Henderson
and Gene and Mr.. and Mrs. Fast and
daughters, attended the Masonic pic
mic at Hotchkiss, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hill, Jr., came
down from the Leroux cattle camp
Wednesday, Mr.. Hill returning Thurs
day and Mrs Hill remaining for a few
days visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. o. Cox.
H. F. Ruble left Wednesday for
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Salida, where he met Mrs Harriet
Wilson of Baldwin, Kansas. They
returned to Lazear Thursday and that
evening at eight o'clock at the home
of his daughter, Mrs. Harold Green
wood, they were united in marriage by
Rev. ]. L. Flynn. Their many friends
wish them prosperous and happy
life.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Divelbiss and
Erma, Miss Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. Ter
rill Ellington and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. w. Bennett, Wilmot and Gilbert
Bennett, Mrs. Elizabeth Boyd, Ro-
bert Craig, Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Pat
ton, Mrs. Mary Patton and Charles
Mitchell were among the Mesa folks
who attended the Masonic picnic in
Hotchkiss park Friday.
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be gone about a month. Rev. TeSelle
and Aver will fill his place in the
church during his absence. He was
accompanied by the Rev. Leach of
Paonia.
Philip Gates returned home from
his trip to Crossett, Arkansas, Sun
day. He was accompanied by several
friends, who will visit here for time
and enjoy Colorado's delightful clim-
ate. While there Mr.. Gates purchas-
ed about 1900 head of cattle which he
shipped into the Maher country.
Saturday, July Sth, being Mr.. Bur-
kits birthday his daughter, Mrs.
Madge Friand gave supper at her
home in his honor. Those who en-
joyed the occasion were his daughter
Mrs. Sam Moore, husband and three
children of Paonia. Mrs. Madge Fri
and, husband and baby, and son, Le-
roy Burkitt.
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NORTH DELTA
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Mr.. and Mrs. ClarenceMarsh visited
at Lee Carter's Sunday evening.
The county IS doing lot Of grad
ing and graveling on the road near
the North Delta school house this
week.
Quite a crew of men is working on
the dam that throws water into the
Highland ditch.
w H. Dominy is sending mixed
crate of berries and cherries to
sick nephew in Colorado Springs.
Miss Sedalia Lewis is expected
to arrive from Montpelier. Indiana,
! for a visit with her mother, Mrs. L. @.
Lewis.
Harry Mannon, who has been away
helping make hay for about three
weeks. is at home again with his
mother.
| Mrs. Mable F'ierp and little daugh-
ter from Iowa, are visiting Mrs. Hen
ry Bruton this month. The two ladies
are cousins.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Hyzer and sew
eral other North Delta friends will
attend the funeral of DR.. R. E. Me-
haffey in Delta today.
| Mrs. w. W. Crawford and mother,
Mrs. Dye and two daughters from
Idaho, came in from Roubideau this
week and bought cherries to can.
Arthur Kramer came home and
stayed over Sunday. He is working
on one of Miss Genevieve Hartig's
ranches on Lower Tongue Creek
mesa.
Mrs. Clinton Brown and Mrs. Jer-
| ONE Markley visited at Mrs. John
Markley's Friday afternoon. They
report Mrs John Markley gradually
improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Gallaher and
son Claude, whose home is at Mar
seilles. Illinois. arrived Friday for a
several weeks visit with Mrs. Gala
hers son, Clarence Croker and fam
lily.
Mrs. Mary Chapman has had quite
a crew helping pick her cherries.
The trees are young yet, this being
about the second year that they have
borne She will harvest over 500
pounds.
Mary Lucille. wife of ]. T. Wilson.
died on July 7th, from kidney disease.
Mrs Wilson was a devoted wife, a
true friend and neighbor, and will be
greatly missed by her husband and all
| her neighbors.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Allen, while
learning to drive their new Chevrolet
car. called on some long neglected
friends Sunday evening. Mrs. Allen
is proving an apt pupil in learning to
guide the car and will afterwards
teach Jimmie herself.
Ray Edwards just recently received
news of the marriage of his son Carl
to a young lady of San Francisco.
Carl grew up in Delta and was
bright youngster. He served as coast
guard during the World war, being
stationed at Mare Island.
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ROGERS MESA
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w. o. Cox and Verne Meyers are
spending several days up the Leroux
fishing.
Clare Holt entertained a number of
his little friends in honor of his birth
day Saturday.
M. o. Carter came down from sheep
camp on the Muddy Monday for a
couple of weeks.
Mrs. Frank Thompson and Stewart
spent Friday in Hotchkiss visiting
Mrs. Jennison.
S. B. Bruce and Terrill Ellington
are putting in new boxes at Holy Ter
ror Reservoir. Leroux Creek.
Mrs. David Martin of Eckert spent
Saturday and Sunday with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Owen Lattimer.
Miss Mabel Fetz is visiting Mrs.
James Hill. Jr., at the home Of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Cox.
Arthur Greenwood. Bessie Green
wood and Anna Nelson spent Thurs
day and Friday on Grand Mesa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Bryan and
family spent several days camping
above Somerset last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carr and son,
Miss Rita Hand and Ernest Carr left
Tuesday for vacation at Grand Mesa.
The Epworth League is trying to
perfect arrangements to attend the
League Institute on Grand Mesa in
August.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Marshall and
sons OF Delta and Mrs. Earl Byerrunf
OF Yorkville, Illinois, spent Sunday at
the H. c. Marshall home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Carey Of Denver
will arrive Sunday for two weeks
visit with their niece. Mrs. Donald
Patton and their many other friends.
The Modern Women's Club has
been postponed until Thursday, July
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Mrs. Clifford Reed, who has been
quite Ill. is improving nicely.
Frank Pace has been hauling
wheat to Parker Balch in Paonia the
past ten days.
Mrs. X. C. Collins went to Paonia
Monday to be under the doctors care
and visit friends for few days.
Harry Gingrich began work Monday
on his contract of building the addi-
ton on the Clear Fork school house.
Leslie Savage and wife accompan-
/ led by John Finch motored to Gun
| nison Wednesday by way OF Black
Mesa.
1 A goodsized crowd attended the
the night of the fourth and report a
| jolly time.
Senator Robert Rockwell and fami-
| ly are moving from Paonia to their
, ranch at Maher this week for the
summer.
The Maher district road overseer,
Roy Cotton and crew are building a
/ bridge across Porter Gulch in Onion
Valley.
John Kraai and wife moved to
Hotchkiss Friday where it will be
more convenient to his work of
carrying the mail.
Elmer Gingrich, who has been work
ing on the Overland ditch for some
time came home Sunday and will
work in the hay.
Roy Taylor. wife and baby of Ce-
daredge spent the weekend in the
home Of the formers parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Huston Taylor.
The men are busy haying through
out the country while the women
folks are busy cooking for them and
canning cherries.
Children's Day was observed Sun
day in the NJ. E. church here by a
song and reading program which was
much enjoyed by all.
Jesse Dove and family are staying
at the Sam Porter home. Jesse is
helping hay while Mrs. Dove is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Porter.
Lois Hotchkiss and Clara Tuttle OF
Hotchkiss visited several days this
week with the latter's sister Mrs.
Buford Crisler In Crawford.
Miss Sallie Cornwall returned home
Monday from Crystal Creek, where
she has been a guest of E. A. Browne
and wife for the past week.
James Kezar OF Durand. Wisconsin.
a cousin Of Mrs. Sam Rumble came in
Saturday and is making her and her
husband an extended visit.
Carl Wilson with several other men
were busy repairing a break in the
Rruitland Irrigation Ditch below the
dam. the first Of the week.
Deputy water commissioner, ]. G.
Campbell is busy shutting down var
ious headgates this week. as high wa
ter rights are played out for this sea-
son.
, Several of the former school mates
and friends of Mrs. Clair Rumble gath
cred at her home with many beauti-
full and useful gifts in honor of her
recent marriage.
Mrs. Louisa Ashbaugh of Hotchkikss
is visiting her brother Frank Friand
and family and to help care for little
Vivian who has been very i'll but is
now very much better.
Mrs. Elmer Turpening and children
have been staying with her brother.
Howard Peterson the past week, Mrs.
Turpening cooking for his HAY men.
They returned to their home in town
Monday.
Mrs. Mary julius motored to Delta
Tuesday taking as passengers Mr..
and Mrs. VIII ]. Wood. who went
down to bring the little boys, Scott
and Jay home. They have spent the
last week visiting in the Sidney Lunn
home.
Rev. Gregg left by auto Friday
morning for Denver to attend the M.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-12-08
ii MILLION IS COLLECTED
 FOR STATE IN YEAR

PHOENIX, Nov. 2S.-The state of Arizona received from taxation and other sources during the fiscal year July 1, 1921 to July l, 1922, S11,S62.- 11S.71 and expended during the same period $9,4S5, ,531.76, according to an annual report submitted to Governor Campbell today by Raymond R. Ear hart, state treasurer.
 The balance at the end of the ifs cal year was $5,240,5 ,510.22 as com pared with the balance at the be- ginning of the year of $2,S64 ,243. 19.
 Of the total moneys received ac- cording to the report, s5,635. .955. .2S were derived from direct taxation and $6,226, ,163.49 were from other sources. The largest item in the last amount was S4,000,000 received for the sale of tax anticipation bonds and the next largest item was de rived from funds received from the government for federal aid and from the counters for the state high way department to be disbursed through the treasurers office.
 The total bonded indebtedness of the state, the report shows, was $12,- 424, ,326.S7 on July l, 1922. of which amount approximately $2,000,000 is Cily dHu county lHuepteuHeSS. He entire amount of bonded indebted ness the report states, was acquired by the state prior to statehood.
 The report further states that from early reports from various county treasurers, the delinquencies in taxes will not be as great in the counties this year as in the past with the ex- ception of Yavapai county, in which county, the report says, on account of the refusal of the United Verde Copper company and the United Verde Extension Copper company to pay their taxes this year on the ground that the assessment of their properties were not made properly by the state tax commission.
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ENERGY AND ABILITY ARE NEEDED

The next Arizona legislature will cratic platform promise of good or admit it's pledges stones to authority There will be republican the house and five in the lower and such cannot be the party n of failure
 There necessary expenditures many ones and when the time for cutting will be By combining the jobs of utons Govenorelect plain determination do what he toward operating be
 But, after all do much count except to exert his influence in behalf of vey of the legislature gives indication that will of the able in the of the best satisfactory
 keenness sincerity to out what to em- mate and what institutions and activities which uninterruptedly and without stint Thus the legislature both and good judgment preceding should not moiest
 is that the people of
 
 be remembered that the does find proposition politically otherwise interested will his and make his of living higher The the foolish
 
 number citizens to something that those citizens condemn their
 be done it possible wholly throw politics into the discard One thing that ought which will be is the merging of the would thousands of dollars people the schools placed would such them, least be carried out-Prescott Courier.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-12-08
BANKS AND MINING

stability mining. Gold silver behind financial
 
 has countries where the printing metal reserves
 Mining longer chance such as backed by skill While it is that much risk is in been
  legitimate building fouring ml steel today largely consider mining past, purely speculative venture depending of min ing properties,
 methods in this attitude should be changed government should effort to precious metals Banks whose failure success depend upon conditions should consider part public honest mining operations and when conditions warrant just the business which instances today properties but which cassed 
 Instead of and giving the public of that the care should change this at tude public mining the ab soutely necessary industry maintain dollar the valuation basis
 In spite of of lack of fnan desion ridicule which upon mining ventures the typical today silver which have made this nation the the world
 Banks mining indispensable but mining could get along along without mil
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today legislation. Our Congress of bloc.
 supposed for it's 
 
 of the the stronger people he wished, force.
 right position in politics The of the people, band together in bloc barter and trade in the hope of putting respective
 a government! Is it wonder methods political have mounted that the 
 dsgusted political
 If have government of "bloc rule" instead of deeraon consideration the best interests days of the system impose regulation taxation of the 
 the wiping of the feuda organza politics.
 affairs who bloc rid thoroughly they have sufficient nerve and back benefit the nation the bloc porters.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-12-08
When the Last Trump Sounds.

The Lord himself shall descend from heaven with q shout. with the voice of the archangel, and with the trump of God; and the dead in Christ shall rise first.-I ThesSalonians 4:lR
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-12-08
Such as l Love.

Such as I love, I rebuke and chas- tise. Be zealous, therefore, and do penance.-Apocalyps S:19.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-12-08
WHY CHANGE IT?

Pacific Printer term country uncompimenay asks for better which should the dis in is impression describe a of another day and age"
 Following this has written by Harry Hammond California forestalng attempt to change the name and lifting it to higher plane-
 the day when the pub fisher took and other garden truck in payment of sub scrptons.
 a reaction other than of h truthful beittng giving the impression, it exempe mpressivey that lack of yellow journalism s evident predominant daily
 Discard it? Never Let us rather uph 1t and treasure which in itself but end country weekly not think of but what it truly represents
 something cling thing stable honorable truthful something that leads to the cea the n journalism Bacons Idols of the 
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 Maj Kelly of Daily appointment Historian w P Press dis this week and after comforting with the Governor accepted the position
 
 and the editor of the COPPER ERA join in the chorus of approval of the appointment as expressed in the press of the H. of Arizona for hyfve all of which time he has been the publishing Graham and Cohse enjoys the whom passed Beyond. development should Historian well hand performance official duties O.. and newly super with
  themselves with into office Smn McA1ien Tuesday January 2nd in mind conference which opinion, good We offer the Clerk incoming members the Legislature and executive committee
 
 End for the discussing subject istration of affairs fcency We have long opinion often hampered tion of local county affairs
 Some of the would-be world second in heaven if they
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-12-08

Terry present efficient and accommodating clerk of Supervisors endorsement of the Executive Democratic Central Committee majority Committee, likewise for position It admitted on all sides that capable that he is loyal the ranks of the Democratic party It office most favoraby the He has been tried responsible position record clean His salary
 although his duties mani fold make mistake in keeping this position
 Washington Senator Ashurst Toilette Progressive bloc the adjective "progressfVe raed notca wide proposed bad general do not favor Legislation belongs Democratic bloc equal rights for a special should good enough for the Senator from chasing after palita gods
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-12-08
Dolnu Nothlnu.

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