The argus., May 01, 1897, Image 3

About The argus. (Holbrook, Ariz.) 1895-1900

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SXaJl Schedule.
A SUITE.
Pnily from the cut at 12:10 and 8:10 p. m.
iHiiljr from tbe wrat at 12 :Jtl a. ra.
Lfil from Fort AiMiche taire Iine7:30 a. m.
Uaiiy. e&cept Jloiwluy. S)riii-erville aud St.
Joint mhc i iii at 7 p. m.
Semi-w-ekly from Kram't CaHoo staffe liae
(Monday ami FrUlujr) at 6üt a. m.
Wwkljr front Xouug aud Ueber (Saturday)
A p. m. i
OCrABT.
Daily. et of Colorado at 10:10 a. m. : east
and local at 1-iO a. m.
Ial!y for tU- vnl at 12:30 p. m. !
Daily by Fort Apivhetare line. 7 M p. m. !
luily. excel Suuiluy. by siiring-erville and '
St. Jobu itwc line at búM a. tn.
Smni-weekTy by Keam'i CaDon taco line
Tiieariay und Friday) at AO a. m.
Wtrkly by Youdv and iU-ber taffe Hoe
'Monday) at 9 :0U a. m.
JNO. K. HL LET. P. M.
SATU3DAY. MAY
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
The Doiiifrs of The Week in
Ilolbruok nnI Surroundinsr
Country.
Koacl Master Crowley was in town
tho fore part of tho week.
- Novelties for kitchen uso at Clack's
Supt. A. G. Wells' private car
passed east Thursday night.
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Q. K. Gardner of Wccdruff, spent
Monday and Tuesday in Ilolbrook.
Fresh butter and eggs at Clark's
Pedro Chavez and Julia Gonzales
were iaarried at.Winslow on Sunday
latt.
On Thursday morninjr Mrs. Thos.
Egger presented her husband with
a fine boy.
Choice buildinj
Smith's addition.
lots for sale in
W. II. Clabk.
. v lit iu r.r i ti Gnpin. ri 1 1 iv- 1 1 :i i .
1 r .1
in A7 tncliw f Ma u:oot' in íTin ínfnr- I
ests of this paper.
A traveling tinker has been in the
burgh the past few days repairing
the lame time pieces.
J. II. Willis was down from Snow
flake Monday and Tuesday, looking
af tyr county matters.
xThe versatile A. F. Potter came in
from St. Johns Tuesday evening and
f pent a few days in town.
Allen Frost was a Snowflake visit
or in Holbrook the first of the week
and paid this office a short call. -y3.
W. Boyle left on Monday morn
ing for Pleasant valley to look after
his cattle on the spring round-np.
'A full line of samples for spring
and summer suits just in at Clarks.
A fit guaranteed. Prices from $13
, up.
Albert Minnerly of Snowflskc, was
looking after business matters in the
county seat on Monday and Tues-
day. v
Nearly a hundred thousand
pounds of wool were shipped from
fron this place in two days this
week.
Xat Greer, wife and son Will re
turned Tuesday from Los Angeles.
Mike is still in that place attending
school.
JT " . W rtrul a nont n -Taw rl nrG in
this burgh the fore part of the week
: t j . 4. t
IU illLCUUaUUD ti JKJLÍ i. UIVVLILI Ul
the board.
Joe Woods. Sheriff Wattron, Re
corder Frisby and Judge Clark were"
ttik,i,uo ;A
Thursday.
The delayed passenger train at
this place on Thursday, made busi
ness lively among the restaurants
and hotel.
i A very pleasant children's party
was given at the residence of Mr.
and Mrs. Patrick Garvey on Sunday
evening last.
Twenty car load3 of fat sheep!
passed through Tuesday, én route j
irom me aait iuver valley to tne
Chicago market.
' A grand ball was given at Con
nor's hall on Tuesday evening, and
was well attended by lovers of the
"light fantastic."
Subscribe for your magazines
newspapers and periodicals at
Clark's subscription agency. You
will save money by it.
W. T. Dobbin, the contractor for
the hay shed at Fort Apache, spent
ffnnrlfiir nnr! A TV inri o ir in t V í c ta!
leaving for Fort Apache MondayV.11' J' Eamer' tbe genial catt.le
night. ' ,
The freight train coming east
Thursday forenoon struck a broken
rail about half a mile this side of
Putnam, derailing eleven cars and
blockading the track for several
hours. -At eight o'clock in the eve
ning the track was clear aud train I
service resumed. No one was hurt
find the damage consisted of the
breaking up of four 'cars. .
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Bank oí Commerce in Albuquerque, N. M.
DEALS IN F0REIGJI EXCHAXGE AKD ISSUES LETTERS C? CREDIT.
Solicits Accounts and offers to Depositors Ecsry Facility
Consistent tcith Profitable Banking.
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DIRECTORS:
M. S. OTEKO. PrnMrat. J. C. BAI.DUI0OE. Lumber. W. C. LEONARD. Capitalist.
B. P. SCHUSTER. Vice-President. A. ElsEMANN. Ei-wmann Hrrre.. Wool.
Vt. S. STRICRLER. Cashier. A. 1!. BLACSWtl.I, tiro. IShirknel! A Co.. Grocers.
H. J. EMERSON. Amixtant Cashitr. W. A. MAXWELL, Wholesule Dru;;;ri.t.
Derositoru for Atchison, Tooeka & Santa Fe Railwau.
We Lave boeu infurmctl that Mr.
iShepani, tho gi'iiial cattle mau of;
1. ?yXavajo Spring, lias tli?)osed of his 1
' cattle, some 2,(KD head, to Mr. Dale )
who lias ipent a low weuks m
this
j section. We also understand that
j Mr. Dale has contracted some 1,500
'head of tho cattle to Mr. A. C.
Botsford of Colorado.
Word was received at this place ordor- i Tuesday evening John Leo, a
the fore part of tho week that on j i',ll1 closed hero on tho Wth Chinese laundry mau, was the ob
the nisht of April 25 the store of "stant, and wo had a very nic-o en-jject of an attempted hold-uy.
the Caledonian Coal compan3-, at
1
a quantity of plunder, consisting of
jewelry, shoes, hats, underwear,
razore and pipes secured.
Tfr its tií . mmnrflllr 1.-11 i-itt--i
" . , . . " " , , '
mere is a law wnicii was passen dv
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fhn In; lomclülitra Mm íinp' ir. . 51
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criminal ouense ior me snooting 01 .
doves aud other birds from
March
; 25 to June 1, and imposing a flue of
0O, one-half of which goes to thoi
complaining witness. jvtbat
; Instead of complaining about I
j hard times, patronize home iustitu-i
Itions, thus keeping tho money in!
Uue town and encourage homo en -
terprise. Every dollar sent east for
; goods that can be bought at home
to make dull times in this
' rn.l iMi
Kev. J. A. Crouch will preach in
the Holbrook school house on Sun -
dav, May 2, at 3 p. m. and also at
7:45 p. in. He will" illustrate his
evening's discourse with the magic
lantern. The children are espe-
ciallv invited to attend tho evening
service.
Tuesday being tho nineth natal
t, T,r a..n .i, t !,:
young friends gathered at the fami-
ly residence in the evening, surpris
ing the young gentleman, and en
joying a very pleasant social even
ing. Mr. Hedges of Missouri, was in
Holbrook the fore part of tho week
and went out
at Putnam.
to examine the quary j
Wo understand Mr.
Hedges
is nguring on
contract for putting in the darns for ;
railroad company near Seligmau.
íp'The Aztec Land and Cattle com- .
pany loaded eighteen car loads oí crret t Ltu choice.
cattle at this place on Tuesday of j" W. T. Dobbin, the old-timo Fort
this week. ' They were sold to F. M. . Apache contractor, came up 011 the
Arnold and fifteen car loads go to j buckboard Monday night aud stop
Dodge City, Kan., and the balance iped at tho Minnerly House. He i li
are destined for Kansas City. j formed your correspondent that he
We are pleased to announce that was going to Fort Apache to erect a
our fellow townsman, James Scott, ; hay shod for our venerable Uuclo
wnose severe illness we announced ;
ast has BO far covered as
be able to return to Holbrook a
tó
and
look after ihe duties of tho treas-Ly
urer's office.
Harry Kinsley, the infant son of
1 r .1 ir tt 1 1 . e
:r - anu axrs. xiarry lvius.ey 01
j North Moline avenue, died Saturday
1 and tho funeral was held at 10
o'clock this morning. Pasadina cor
j respondenco Los Angeles Herald,
April 27.
John S. Mitchell tho popular rep
resentative of the wholesale liquor
house of Meryfield, Mitchell & Co.
of San Francisco, was iu this place
tho fore part of the week iuterviow
ing our dealers in "life giving"
6pjrs
Frank P. Slavin, pugilist, and
manager, Joe Boyle, spent the after
noon of Thursday in Holbrook.
j They were en route for California
on No. 1 that was delayed here on
account of the wreck near Putnam.
The English Kitchen is the latest
acquisition in the restaurant line to
unfurl its banner in this village,
having opened to the public on
Wednesday in the building adjoin
ing the Cottage saloon.
kiner oí X leasant valley, was a vis
itor in this burgh tho fore part of
tho week. Mr. Ramer reports grass
coming on finely and cattle in ex
cellent condition.
Robert Scott, tho popular sheep
man of Show Low, has been spend
ing the week in Holbrook looking
after the marketing of his wool clip.
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$100,000.00.
PIN'ETOP NEWS.
The Loral Nr rtt of K'lnetop ha Cnthered
by The Argmt C'orrPHpouilcnt.
I Pinetop, April 2S, lyji.
The fanners are all very busy
; plowing and putting in their crops,
! Mr. Cal St rat ton will soon have his
saw imll at this placo iu runumg
saw mill at this placo iu runuiug
tertainmont. .
Messrs. Albert and Liona Fen rod
just came in from Hoi brook with a
i :.. r it..h i. :4u I
- au OI or ron-.ipacue.
j esteruay morning there wasjt.irow up Ins Jiands. Lee did not,
i quue s cnange in ine woainer. ii
started
in anu snowed about an
,
hour
I
r; it looked like winter was just
setting iu.
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Lcxnr.
SXOWFLAKE 1TE3IS.
fhlco" Saw nt Shon llako
Pout Week.
the
Snowflake, April 2., ÍS07.
C. S. Ford spent one night at tho
! Snowflake House this week.
Mr. Georgo Bryant, the hustling
Pinedale merchant, was ia town to-
day.
i Traa: r Tííh-Iti t f a 1 i c-
! blossoming, and it gives tho town a '
' pleasing appearance.
j James M. Flake returned from his '
'sheep herd yesterday; ho says grass j
I along the foot of the mountains is
j good.
; - Flake's oldest daughter has
been very sick for some timo with ;
lnnamr.tiou oi tlie iungs, but we be- :
lievo she is much better. Í
! -"J-r- George v.ooster oí l-ori
i Apache, is located in our midst for a
; short timo. He has made a venture !
in the photographers field. We '
wish him success.
W. E. Stratton had a very
child for several days, but the
tor informs us it is improving.
. ,
sick
doc
He w, h K vt.r com laiüL
Ye nudergtand tLat vm. Gibson
' of nnr town lumn nirtflu ( ?í
man bv Mr. 11.
gla(j
to hear this
aud believe Mr.
Huning will have no reason to re
sam. jur. uobbiu wanted to con
tract for considerable brick aud
lumber, delivered at Fort Apache
C. O. Anderson was hero tho
laK '
ter part of last week accompanied
by the Chinese photographer, Loui
Ghuey of Ilolbrook, taking pictures
of houses, reservoirs, towus. etc. for
use in illustrating the extra edition'
of tho Argus. They went to the;
Mill (Shumway) aud took a view j
Friday. Saturday Mr. Anderson ;
and George Woostcr took a few
views of prominent places. Wo j
hope everything will work to the in-
tercst of tho special edition of the ;
paper. j
Chico I
Ti'INSLOW NEWS.
The Local
Ilappenlryja
Village.
of Oar Sister
WrasLOw, April 2D, 18i)7.
Supt. C. R. Perry was in town
Tuesday aud Wednesday.
The school house foundation is
completed and brick work will com
mence in a day or so.
Ye editor, .C O. Anderson, spent
Wednesday and Thursday in our
city ou business. Como again, old
man; glad to have you.
T. J. O'Kelly's new house is about
completed. It has already been
furnished throughout with the verj
best and latest st3de of furniture
and Tommy leaves Saturday for
Spriugfield, Mo., where ho will wed
Miss Ethel Farmer.
On the 27th instant Charles D.
Kill, while oiling a hot bos 1
on a rapidly moving freight j
train, leaned out so far that he was
struck ch the hip and side by a cat-
PR0FE3I0KAL CAEI.
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J0HXST0X,
ATTO IÍ T EY-AT-LAIV,
PTtESCOTX, - AHIZOJiA.
Will practico in thn Curt? oí Navajo,
Apache. Coconino a::d ."loaavo Counties.
K. E. IIORRISOX,
(Distrh't Attorney. Vnvapa Cot::it.-.)
Office in Ctnu t lioiir, Fcia-.-ott. Arizona.
GAHPEN'TF.:: S:IOP North sitie of K. F.
triic-;.. c:i r f thesho;iof Vm.Árii:brnr.t
n Ail of rarperitiT work :it f-.l3Vt
notit-o. K?miriiiir n r.oeeialty. Give n:e a
cull if you havj work nee !Ti-T7P"t'ct'' al-
tie guard, bcinjr thrown quite -e;
1 distance from tho traiii. lío was
brought here on the same tralu and ,
t Dr. li. C. Drvdon dressed his in-
juries. Tlio doctor reports uo bones
broken, and at this writing ííill i. I
cut on crulciies anil loaves lor ti;o
hospital at Albuquerque this eve-
I niug.
i About ten o'clock in tho evening
, turco Mexicans came to tho front
door, aud one of them pointed a
, pistol at L,eo ana orcierou nun to
comply witii tl;e eomniaiul, but
: backed into the roar room, crabbed
Ins gnu and hred, hitting one of
them in the arm. Tho shot fright-
eued tho hold-ups aud they made a
hasty retreat without securing cuy
booty. Xo.clue.
A glass globe containing gold Csh
now adorus tho bar at Greer c
Woods' Fioneer saloon.
To Curo CToa.iciiiiftion t'orover.
Tal; Casoarc'st CauU.v Oahart ic. lo or'JSc.
If C. C. C. fall lo cure. üruó-sis rL-fund uioL-y.
"5V-
Isaac Perkins lias given notice
that he will make Cual proof on his
homestead, before tho clerk of the
district court, at Holbrook, ou
Thursday, June 3, 1S;)7.
lio-To-liac for i'ifty Cents.
Cuaranteeil toiv:cco ha!)-t etrru. mal:r
tut-a alrouií, b.Oíxl pur. 502. CI- All ciri
Tho board of supervisors were in
session Monday and Tuesday of this j
week, aud adjourned until May 10,
at which time bids for the court
house bonds will be considered.
Sometliin'! to Itpt??itl (In.
I Ji. James Jones, 01 tno drucr uriri
' of Jones and & on, -Cow Jen, III. ia
! , . . . ' ' ,
speaking 01 . juyr.iviug s j,ev uiscov
j vry, saj'S that 'last winter his wife
i was attacked with La Grippe, and
1 her case grew so serious that physi
i cians at Cowdeu and Pana could do
: nothing for her. It seemed todevolop
I itil-k Ijof fl'-ns?t r f I.-m TT--iir
I Lr. lvings .i!".v Discover- in store
aud sidling lots of it, ho tools a bot
j tie home, and to the surprise of all
she b-.'gan to get better from the
i first doso, end half donen dollar bot
tles cured her sound and well. Dr.
i King's New Discovery for eonsunip
; tiou, coughs and colds is guaranteed
'. to do this good work. Try it. Sold
'. at Holbrook, Ariz., atF. J. Wattrou's.
j -?!
Iicn't Tultacro aii í:ü i-.a.;j.ü í'í;í- I-Ifc Ar-4ir,
To cull toba-co cr.:?y r.ril forever. !:
n líe, iu.l í.f l;io. rj.M-v-j a:ni vi'-cr, i:u.e Xo-To-!!ac.
t.ic Wi.iuVr-vt.rlicr. l'.v.z niülrs w.-.-i!; l.zcn
Ai! íi.ü'.-trists. ''tK.' .-r-fl. í'iu-j i: j:::;.r.-
tciU I'...- .;'.ct üi-.l s..ia)A fn-e. A IO.-csj
Suriir-s i;ci..e !y Co.. Chiclea -: Now Xciiz.
Tho Famine ia Ij!?ir.
In an arik-.?!? on l'ac "Fn i;:e 'n In
clli," in the Xort'i Ame:-: ran r.r.ricw,
S:r Edwin Arnold r:tate: thr.t tir.COO,
000 of people in that vns cov.n'.ry de
pend en the rainf-aJl upcu lZ2,in:Sy..C
acres which falls ufon tto TrhcS.i c":!r
inr two seasons in tlie yccr. 11 it i'.lz,
lacre is a failure oí crops cv:r th? n
tir? area. Jn this country r.O vht
ori-vern the entire toiml-rv: i.".ierc; it
(oca. ' IJqualiv intcicGlmg- to us 3a the
iurlticr statement 1hot all tbe goad
!?round has Lcü taken up hi India a-
luct v.lucn. k':ouIu silence tiie icars 01
I wheat "toy. err,
tiicit- Ind'a has ru;rv
, millions cf uncultivr.ieU vrhect lands.
Iicsulcs, the customs of tho oon'c pr-J-veut
Jarjjer and better culMvr.tion. The
farmer uses a f-oiritcci slick ns a p'ow,
os cid 'his ancestors 3,000 yca:r. c-o,
otd tills only as niuch lantl can he
easily reaohed fror.i Is vi!ir.íra resi
dence, rnorrJng a:;d evening, by his
slow-movicsT cattle.
Llmiiinrr liio teQtb Penalty.
Our national lav..s l:;-.ve rL'la'necl
much of the severity cí Vio
colonial p-criod, end prescrlhe:! the
dc-ath rerjaltv for a lr-e ruinhcr of
erices. A bill has been passed by c:u-
Cress whica subst:iutes herd ial:cr for
Itc death, penalty in. a'l tui ve cicscco
ci crime and permits the samo f.uulí! tu
tion even in certain of these dss.-o
when the jury in ita verdict directs that
tho penalty shall ba "without capital
punishment."
Dcqacit of a Gourmand.
A Belgian frourrcandiof 2'oz has
fnieathcd C3.030 to five fr'endii for en
! onpiul dinner. v5-h:cli thev rr.iiEt ntteiid
ressed in mourning-, entering the
room with a fiag to the ransie of an
cccordion, the bill ci rare to ecEtaialv.s
favorita dishes and wines.
Bakery : nncl :- Restaurant,
II. .. S'. STEJ'EXS,. Proprietor.
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MEALS
35 CEN'
Everything
the
best -
;n:csii fsuij
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OH
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14. Ml k
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NAVAJO
'ciiandise
Highest Marks!: Pries Paid for Hau.
w.
fi-an-ii'-i
Groc3ri83, Provisions Tin wars, Etc. '
Gonts' Furnishing Goods and Gloves
AGKXT FOIi EDWARD HOSE
Livery and Feed Stable,
IIAMILTOX & I3GGEU, Proprietors,
I-Ioibroolc, - Arizona,
Whol jsala and Retail Dealers in
HAY,
GRAIN:;
TEAMS FOR
the PotriSed Forest. Good teani3 and c.ei
ful drivers always oa hand, day or uighv.
o
Stables Soj'h silj of Riilroal Track, Opposiia the Wat
Corral an I
Tank.
WIN
DRUG STORE,
JF. B. CAHl'SELL, Proprietor.
Carries a full liaé of
Pure Drue and
Paints, Oils, Brushes and Tarnishes.
Prescriptions .. Carefully .. Combotmcldcí
.FINE v STATIONEPvY
Perfumsry, Toilet Articles aud Fancy Goodj
Fins Wines and Liquors for Medicinal Use'!
CHOICE CIGAIÍS ANO TOUACCOS.
Mail .. Orders .:. Promptly
ai
WILLIAM ARMBRÜSTER.
Practical Blacksmiili -and .'IheelrijfdX
Xorth Side of Jiailroad Avenue .
HOLBROOK, - ARIZONA. -
All Out of Town: Work Will RsceiYe Prompt At iti:1
If yoti have a wheel to fill or a tire to sot, bring it
and get- good service for your money. -.
WORK GUARANTEED TO SUIT YOU
supplied
ot affords.
AND
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plus. Call arouud and have your measure tak?u
for a suit. Prices from 13.!X) to S35.00.
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