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b ítp1 -reglad to wel-
C. C. Naegle of Concho was in
Juan Candelaria 1 . 4 r;:ttf '&yaGte W&tó&L' tnléWtew 'fcftd; Tennessee,"
4ú Z i- 1.1. . . . J J. -.
ni 5tueviuiuiL
Lanch.
. ' - basli 3x.aLiic1a Was in tlie city yes-
, tera. . Me says he will quit
.wóaS forcma" of the Long
Habout the first of the year.
. Geo. is a jolly good fellóV and
has .many friends hereabouts
who will be sorr.y to learn that
he contemplates leaving:.
' ", .Curt Cronetneyer one of the
.t filial merchants of atlantown
. , of tl?.is county, is in the city to
tt$&ister a kick against paying a
,. higher tax than some richer
...people pa3. Mr. Gronemeyer is
ft an old schoolmate of our fellow
Vwj .townsman, B. Schuster. They
. haye not seen each, other for a
. quartér of a century,- although
. . tiiey -have been- Hying in the
sairae count7 for years.
"We are informed that TL
ill-night is slated to assume-the
.Iretffeflté and suc-
ffsíbí XfcC; W:oylrt. His large
ciajf i3;im jao'me again.
T?h? Eelief Society will give
a grand ball in the Artnor hall
on Friday evening next. Rey
freshments will be served.
town attending to matters in
connection with the v settlement
of the C. I. Kempe Estate.
" 'il, r
'y W
j3
position of range foreman for
A ,l
iknowñ' by áll the powmenand is
' a; goód man' for the position.
We- t)ngratiflate the company
ortJieir 'good judgement in ad
vancing Mr; : Knight and we
congratulate Mr.. Knight on his
'-prefefmentr
The. 3Toung ladies who stood
ltlty& thi U teacherVs exami nation j the
' WVrA ::í . early :.,partofíthe month passed
" witji- the followingicredits:
. .Margaret E)Vaus, of Navajo
93.23 per cent,-Maud Noble of
i.t.Aipine.. 90,3 ""'per cent. Pearl
.Noble of Alpine S7 per cent.
W. H'. Mann the well known
and genial lightening slinger is
ateain1 stationed at Navajo
Springs, His 'predecessor. Mr.
PJiiHs has góné to Chicago,
Dr. H. 'Revj Johnson, who
was formerly located here, has
written from El Paso.- that lie
v will pay Apache Co. a yisit some
. time in the near future. He
says vthat for healthfulness of
climate, old Apache beats the
world.
Dr, J. S. Woolford.our geni
al physician has gone to Hol-
brook to meet his daughter who
is nn hftr wn.v home from the
Normal at Flagstaff, to spend
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REPORT OP THE CONDITION OP
THE APACHE COUNTY BANK.
At Conchó in th TJorritory
Arizona at the clofee of
business Nov. 29, .W
of
451.69
Resources. ' ,
Loans and Discounts, less
due from Directors .... $15,260.90
Due from Directors,. . . . 4,S38.45
Overdrafts,. '451.62
Due from Trust Compnn- N
íes, otate ana JNaupnai ...
Banks vv:
Bunking House, Fmrni- J
ture and Fixture,; ........ 700.6?
Current Exposes and'
Specie, .......
Legal Tender and . ifa-
tional Bank Nots, 640.00
Exchange for Clearings, 25.00
Totnl .' '27,611,19
Liabilities
Capital Stock paid ir& .$15,200.00
Undivided Profits, ...... 194.69
Individual Deposits gúb-
jeot to Check,. . . . ..; -5:216.60
Time Certi'Acates of. . ; . : .
Deposit,.....,... .7. 7,000.00
The many old customers &nd fmnds of
LOUI YUK KEE will be glad to learn that he
has leased the Lopez Hotel at Concho, and that
he will conduct an uprto-date and neat place
meais may m nao ai reasonaoie prices,
LOU YUK KEE wil! be remembered as the affable gentle
man who conducted the English Kitchen in Holbrook for severa
years. He will now be glad to see you at Concho.
Bishop C. P. Anderson has
-gone to Hólbrook to bring: up a
new piano for his daughters.
The friends of Statehood bill
in the Senate, have a hope, that
they may be able to bring- the;
measure to a vote before-the
holidays.
Missionary, Albert Berrr i in
town again from a trip around
the ?take. He will probably
spend the holidays here.
J. W. Lee one of Nutrí oso's
proniinent farmers is in 'the city
..on busincí-. nn he returns
-he will be accompanied by his
children who will, go to spend
the h?3.i4ays with the old f ok
"from school work. ' Mr- Lee
says that the snow ranges from
10 inches to two feet and a half
deep in the mountains-
The academ school boys and
girls are going home to spend
Christmas.
THE CONCHO CARPENTER
WORKS.
Total.. i. $27,611:19
Territory of izona. Connty
of Apache, ss. s
I, Ambrosio Candejnria,
Cashier of the above named bank,
do solemnly swear that the above
statement is true to the best of my
knowledge and belief. Ambrosio
Candelaria, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before
me this 8th day of December. 1902.
Bernard Schuster,
Notary Public'.
My Commission Expires June 26,
1906.
Correct Attest. . ;
Rosalio Candelaria Director.
lag'er.
O,
i Alx varieties of Buiirima'
CONTRACTS QUICKLY Ai?D KCOr.V
NOMICAXY.KSBCüto. ' '
Otir Cabinet WorM "
is tip to tfae iStax&dardi.
SHOP, ON MARKET Street.
T. C.Job v e;s. glark
Attorneys & Counselors at Law
, : Prescot J i 'Arteona
Bishpp E. W. Wiltbank is
down from Greer. He brought
-a load of lumber for A, & B.
Schuster. He reports 1 2 inches
of wet heavy snow at his place.
J. H. Plumb is back from the j
Gila. He is accomyained by
two of his daughters who have
been living there with relatives. :
We aré indebted to Captain:
Hogue for a nice juicy bit of
''matter'' whjch he said we could
use as a "filler." "We are sorry,
hovever. to state that on inves
tigation we find that while
"sticking" our last "take" that
it "ran" over what we expected,
and hence our form is full.
And owing to the fact that mnch
of the matter in our form is
"live" to run several months,
we must delay the insertion of
the 'matter" till after our sec
ond issue in April.- After which
time our "form will be emptier.
P. W. Molter our 'new forest
ranger is in the city. He is on
his way to the mountains. Mr.
Molter has just recently been
transferred from Beaver Creek in
the San Fiancisco Mountain
Forest Reserve. He will take
the place of C E- Baker who
has been transferred to, Tucson.
Mr, Molter was born in Ger
many, but says that we are to
put him down as an Arizonan.
We hope he will like his new
location.
MURDER SUSPECTED. '"
News has just reached here of f
the burning of Samson's Indian
Trading store nt Ciénega in this
County. The charred remains
of the clerk, Charley Kyle, werd
found in the ruins. It is believed
here that some dissatisfied Indian
is responsible fox the deed. Tke
scene of the crime is near the new
Indian School which is being con-,
structed by the Rev. Mother Cath
erine Drexel. All available means '
ai;e being used avenge the deed,.
it
Christmas with her parents,
Ambrosio Candelario
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