Holbrook argus. (Holbrook, Ariz.) 1900-1913, March 14, 1903, Image 5

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Holbrook argus., March 14, 1903, Image 5
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LOCAL ITEMS
II. J. Raiucr left lor Albuquer
que Wednesday.
Will WooiUr returned from
Whiteriver M mdav.
Horace X. Fish and family are
here visiting relatives..
John Conner is at Adaniana
doing carpenter work for Al
Stevenson
Claud Voungblood came in
from Plagst alf Tuesday and left
for Snow Hake.
Horn, to Mr. and Mrs J., W.
Richards, at St. Joseph, March
9th, a nine pi uind boy.
District Attorney T. F. Moran
spent Weilnesday at Winslow
looking after legal matters.
There has pecn some shooting
lately over in Mexican town.
Where are the peace officers?
County Recorder McAllister
is kept busy thes days filing oil
claims for i;ie Yinslov district.
Mrs. K. C". Sni'th returned
froiti 'v;i!il:e Thursday whe.e
:-he has lic-n visiting friends and
relatives.
John A. West came down from
Snowflakc veslcrdny to meet
Mrs. Williams, .formerly of
Woodruff.
Mr. and Mrs. Levi Savage
went to St. Joseph Tuesday to
attend the wedding of Mrs. Sav
age'sist:er. Sheriff C. 1. Houck went to
Winslow Thursday. While there
Mr. Hoii'.l; joined the Winslo.w
Lodge r.flilks
Harvey C'deord returned from
Leaver last Saturday and left for
Tonto Ha:;in. He reports having
had a pleasant time.
Dr. Fleming, of Wickenburg,
came in from the west .and leit
for Springer v'dle yesterday. He
intends locating there.
MARR1FD At the home of the
bride, at St. Joseph, Tuesday
evening, Mr. A. Heider, of Los
Angeles, to Miss Anna L. Garvin
of St. Joseph.
About 130 tourists are visiting
the petrified forest from Adam
ana today. A number of teams
went from St. . Joseph to help
take the party out.
Miss Anna Richards, Miss Lot
tie Allen, Elmer Richards1 and
Louis Garvin passed through
here yesterday on their way to
Snowrlake to attend a dance.
We were in error last week
when 'we stated that Miss Mc-
Guy would be the superintendent
of the Whiteriver school. . She
will be field matron..
On St. Patrick's (March 17th)
day, in the evening, there will be
g n a grand ball at the couit
house in ilolbrook. Everybody
is invited to attend and those
who attend on this occasion will
be given free admittance to the
ball to be given in the future at
this place. Admittance, gentle
men SI. 00
Mr. and Mrs. A.
came down from
Monday and are
their many friends
Gravely has severer
L. Gravely
Whiteriver
siting with
here. Mr.
his connec
tion with Wooster's store at
Whiteriver and will locate some
where in the southern part of the j
territory. We wish him success i
in whatever he undertakes. !
'. nips' correspondent at Nava
jo s''ys the following:
.v. me of our young ladies;
have great ideas for the fature,
one would be a "llsell"cr, an
other would become "Sweet,":
another a "Lady," queer as-it'
ma' seem wc have one who
would live to be a ''Carpenter."
Thciearc still others of whom,
wc might make mention."
There are akso some Ilolbrook
young ladies who have the same
aspirations.
F. D. Preston, of the United
States Geodetic Survey, was here
two days this week oberving the
variations, dip and horizontal
intensity of the magnetic needle.
Mr. Preston has made likeobscr
vations all over Arizona. It is
the intention of the government
to establish a magnetic station
in Arizona, either at Phoenix or
I'l igstaff. These places have
been tested, but it is not known
yet which will be chosen. Mr.
Preston left today for Navajo
Springs,.
Mr. (anies 0 Br'en, who has
held the position As government
operator here for nearly two
yi-ios, and has been in the signal
service t: quarter of a century,
will leave sometime next Week
lor San Francisco. From, there
he will sail April 1st for Manila
and will then be assigned to
some station on the. island of
Luzon, where he will remain for
two years, providing his health
will permit him to do so. We
ore indeed very sorry to see Mr.
O'lhien leave and he has a host
of friends here who wish him
success at his new post of duty.
W. P. Woods, the present man-,
ager of the Postal telegraph olli
ee, will have charge of the gov-:
eminent office hereafter. i
ScViool Report. .
The following is the record, of
attendance in the Ilolbrook Pub
lic School for the month ending
Feb, 0, I'JO'-i:
Number of days taught 20
Whole number of days attend
ance 757
Whole number of days absent. (55
Whole number of days tardi
ness ,...(59
Total number enrolled '.43
Average daily attendace AH
Percentage of attendance. ..92
The following named pupils
were neither absent nor tardy:
Henry Scorse, Fred Moss,
Andy Blevins, Thomas Mooncy,
Martin HlcVms, James Scorse,
Albert Pdevins, Rosa Scorse, Jul
ia SeorsC and Lizzie Scorse.
M. A. Ckou.se, Teacher.
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WITH AMPLE MEANS
AND UNSURPASSED FACILITIES
m am of mam of u3:jO;je1!E, new Mexico,
EXTeNDS TO DEPOSITORS iVR Y PROPER AGOOtxiMODATION
AMD SOLICITS NEW ACCOUNTS.
CAPITAL. $100,000.00-
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS.
M. S. OTERO. President.
W. S. STRICKLER. V. P., AND CASHIER. W. J. JOHNSON. ASST. CASHIER
WM. MCINTOSH SOLOMON LUNA GEO- ARNOT.
J. C. BALDRID.GS , A. M. BLACKWELL W. A. MAXWELL
DEPOSITORY FOR ATCHISON TOPEkA & SANTA FE RAILWAY.
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Authorized Capi
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Paid-up Captal,
Surplus and Prof
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ALSUQUCRQUE, N. M.
Officers and Directors :
Joshua S. Raynouw, President.
M. W, Fi,oi'KNOY,Viee President.
Fuank McKkh, Cashier.
C. K. Xkwhaij,, Assist. Cashier.
H. P. Raynolds, ...Director.
U. S. DBP0SJTORY.
Depository for
the Atlantic and
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Santa Fe K'y Co
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