Holbrook Argus, 1900-08-11

WIST. Vo7Ü STATIONS. AST. 10 00 iLv Chicago Ar 10 50 a Kansas City t 20 a lenver 7 0 a Pueblo 4 25 a La Juuta 7 40 a 5 45 l 10 00 a 6 50 a 10 80 p 8 SO a & 00 a 3 23 a 8 00 a 9 Oi p Albuquerque Lv 1Z so a uranu , 2 l a Wtngate 8 00 a Gallup ..... 4 30 a Nazajo Spring. 5 45 a Holbrook ft 55 a Penzance...., 02 a Joseph City... 7 05 a Window 7 58 a Cañón Diablo 124 a Flagstaff 11 12 a William 12 35 p Lv AthKork Pacido 1 iute. 12 45 p Selegman 2 10 p Peach Sprint.. 3 45 p Kinsman... 5 50 p Needles 9 p Bagdad 12 55 a Burstow 3 15 a Ar tiojava 12 58 a 11 85 p 11 24 p 1 IB p 10 40 p 9 42 p 8 42 p 7 18 p 5 56 p 4 20 p 1 40 p 11 25 a 8 85 a 4 1 a 2 10 a 12 15 a 8 25 a! Los Angeles 12 55 d San Uiero.. J 30 p 1 55 p 9 00 a 5 55 p 7 50 p 8 45 d A 45 pi San Francisco 12 35 2 45 3 15 6 50 9 0 Lv Ash Fork Jerome Jo Prescott , Congress Jo ... Ar Phenix Ar 11 52 p Lv 2 35 a Trains Nos. 1 and 2 Is the regular Daily Overland Express and runs every day in the yetr. This train is equipped to accomodate fassengers traveling on all classes of tickets, t carries Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars through from Los Angeles to Chicago, and also Vestibuled Pullman Tourist Sleeping Cars. In aiditon to these it carries a Re eliaing Chair Car no extra charge being made forneats. The rirand Canyon of the Colorado, the Hoqui Villages and tho Petrified Forest ia Arizona can be reached only via this line. Folders and descriptive books will be fur furnished - nished furnished on application. JOHN J. BYRNE. General Passenger Agent, . Los Angeles, CaL H. L. RHODES, focal Agent, Holbrook. A. f. Arrioal and Departure of Mai is. AST BOUHO. Arrives. 1 :83 p. m. 7 :00 a. m. S -.00 p. m. 7 :00 p. ra. 7:30 a.m. Departs No. 2. 1 1:38 p. m I Ft. Apache I 3:30 p. m St. Johns I 9:30 a. m Youngs I 7:00 a. m . Keams I 8:00 a. m WBBT BOUND, t :45 a. m. I No. 1 I 5:50 a. m. Mail departs for Young Mondays and Thursdays and arrives Wednesdays and Sat Saturdays. - urdays. Saturdays. Mail arrives from Keams Canon Tues Tuesdays. - days. Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays, and departa Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. L. K DlVXLBXSg. Postmaster Holbrook Si Jobos ami Spriipville Stage Line. DAVID K. FDALL, Proprietor. TIME TABLE. Leave Holbrook daily Arrive Holbrook " ..9:30 a. m ..5:00 p. m PASSBICQBB VABB. Holbrook to Woodruff 81, to Concho 14:50, to St. Johns 34. to Springerville 83. Return ticket Holbrook to Woodruff 11.50, to Concho 38, to St. Johus 910, to Springer Springerville - ville Springerville 814. , Missionaries half rate; must show their credentials. College students half rate. Fifty pounds of baggage allowed each passenger. BXPBB8S BATBB. We for all packages under 10 to any point. From Holbroot to Woodruff lc per pound over 101t. From Holbrook to Concho 2c per pound over 10 lb. From Holbrook to St. Johns 2 per pound over 101b. From Holbrook to Springerville iMe per pound over 101b. No more passengers or packages billed "dead head" unlets by special order from D. K.Udall. All cash sent at owner's risk. All perishable articles shipped at owner's risK. All All liquids liable to leakage or breakage lipped at owner's risk. Not responsible for loss or damage of live shipped at owner's risk Not resuonsible for lo fowls and auimals in transportation. StoD-over Privileaesit,o:nf , point on the line Fifty pounds of barrage carried free for each full-fare ticket. GOOD MEALS AND ACCOMMODATIONS furnished at the Station and Woodruff. FIR T-CLASS CONVEYANCES, Rood teams, careful and accommodating: drivers. EXPRESS CARRIED to all points alón? the line at low rates. j For full particulars inquire of any of our agents or postmasters along: the line. t John R. Hulet, Agent, Holbrook. j pLEASANT yALLEY STAGE LINE Leave HOLBROOK FOR HEBER AND PLEASANT VALLEY MONDAYS and THURSDAYS irAS?F.ST,KHS AND EXIUK-iS LOW IJATfc :AKi:lr.l AT Fine Mountain Scenery and Good Hunting along; the Line Good Teams and Comfortable Conveyances WILL W00STER, Agent Holbrook, Arts. M44, 50 YEARS' yr EXPERIENCB D Trade Marks DcsioNa Copyrights sVc Aiitoim sending a sketch and description may mi' enlckly ascertain onr ontnton free whether sa InT.ntton tn prohTiMv p uei'table. Comniiliilf Ion strictly contlrtentlid. Hnndbook on Patents int free. Oldest seenoy for siurlngpatenl receive tpeciai notice, without ch-ree, in tne r-uents tken tnrouen iunn s t no Scientific jSitsericam A handsomely lllnstrsfod weesly. Tnrest dr. culation r,f sur Bcientuic journal. Terms. $3 a year : four montbi. tL Soid by all newsdealers. KÜÍUCd-t. New York

Mr. Sharp has won a host of friends here by his pleasant man man-nerr - nerr man-nerr and obliging ways. We wiah him much success and prosperity in his new home. Don Quisate. Woodruff. Jode Lewis was not in town this week. Miss Stella Smithson has gone to take in the dance at Pinetop, Aug. 10. Mr. ahd Mrs, Pace will spend their honey-mooa at .San Francisco, Cal. Mrs. L. M. Savage and daughter left for Salt Lake City, Utah, a few days since. Harvey Wimmer and sisters, ac accompanied - companied accompanied by Miss Porter, are spend spending - ing spending this week at Heber. Mr. and Mrs. Silas Smith, of Snow Snow-flake, - flake, Snow-flake, also Mr. Porter and daughter, of St. Joseph, were iu town one day this wek. Charley Lillywhite, after an ab absence - sence absence of two years on a mission, hns returned home and is gladly wel welcomed - comed welcomed by all. Xick. Snowflake. James M. Flake has gone to Fort Apache on business. Mrs. Lucy Elsworth was up from Woodruff the fore part of the week. The threshing machine has begun work and everybody is anxious to be thieshed. Mrs. Belle Flake and family and Mrs Lois West have returued from Springerville. Herchl Jewell is in town Most of the people will rememlier that he had his hands and feet very se severely - verely severely frozen last winter. He is at present under the treatment of Dr. Wool ford. Married William Oliver.of Show Low, to Miss Maud Cooper, of this place, on Wednesday evening, Aug. 8th, at Flake Bros. Hall. Nearly everyone of this place and a great uumber from Taylor and Show Low witnessed the ceremony aud also joined in a fine dance in honor of the occasion. A very enjoyable time was had and all wish them a long aud happy life. Jo ANITA. Pinetop. Miss Anna Hall is staying with Mrs. Ames. Mis Hattie Henderson is visiting in Piuetop. Mrs. Ella Savage is here visiting friends and relatives. Eph and Liona Pen rod, also Nephi T. Packer went to Salt Lake for a load of salt. . Albert Potter and George Scott passed through our city on their way to the round-up. Piuetop was blessed with s fine rain Sat urday which helped the crops and made the earth refreshed. mr. dujc ru.t oF..,. town. D. I. Pen rod accompanied . , n . o - . . i . t.. t T?-..,l, W 11 Ham Adams' camp. Miss Susie Penrod has returned from Cooley's where she has been visiting a few days. She reports having a fine time. Coyotes are uumrous. One came in day light to Mrs. D. L. Penrod's chicken coop, t aking one of her fin finest - est finest hens. Davie, next time you see one, dou't be afraid to shoot. John W. Adair and family and Davie and Susie Penrod are expect expecting - ing expecting to start for Largo, N. M., for the winter. We wish them a safe journey, but hope they will net de decide - cide decide to settle down out there. D l f D L., and Bert Penrod. also tw ka;, ak a .r,ri Mr MV,. Coy went to Ft. Apache. This is about the first time Mr. McCoy has left Pinetop since he has been keep keeping - ing keeping store. Just the thoughts of leaving made him quite 11. We of hope it will do him much good, but are very much afraid as he went

Theodore Sharp, of Whiteriver, j was in Tuesday. j Lewis Garvin and mother were in i from St. Joseph Tuesday. Theodore ShuQiu is assisting Jud Lathrop in the absence of Joe Woods. ! Isaac Perkins was seen on our sit. tus. ...1. : : 11 u,v.B St- Joseph people were in this weeK- supplying our people with fresh vegetables, etc. The cinder gang are working this way, being between Aztec and Adamanna ai present. George Rowley and his gang have beeu making some needed repairs about the Holbrook water plant. You will never find any other pills so prompt and so pleasant as DeWitts , Little Early Risers. F. J. Wattron. Sunday School was dismissed last Sunday because of the threatening weather. And after all it did not raiu only tried to! Messrs. Merrifield and Short of the Auditor's office of the S. F. P. R R. Co. at Topeka were checking up Agent Rhodes this week. J. D. Smith came in from Ellisou's ranch last Wednesday, where he has been visiting relatives. He reports fine rains in that vicinity. Don Pedro Montano, - who was in Holbrook before Holbrook was, came in from his Malapaii ranch on Thursday to meet his partner, Mr. Huling. Mothers endorse it, children like it, old folks use it. We refer to Oue Mipute Cough Cnre. It will quick quickly - ly quickly cure all throat and lung troubles. F. J. Wattron. Burt Maupin, accompanied by his daughter, Miss Cora, and her grand grandmother, - mother, grandmother, Mrs. Cameron, returned on" Saturday frcm a cross-country trip to the San Juan district. Thomas and William Haldeman, who were .to have been hung in Tombstane on the 10th, have been reprieved by President McKinley until Friday, October bth. George Andrews has been trans ferred to Grants, as temporary agent but will probably be returned to his old position of operator at this station in the near future. It is reported that some of the planks on the bridge across the Lit Tf tle Colorado are in bad shape, such is the case they should be suet, to before an accideut occurs. The Santa Fe Pacific offer the following low rates from Holbrook to Albuquerque, account of New Mexico Territorial Fair; $7.60 for the round trip. Tickets on sale Sept. 17 to 21, iuclusive. On account of sickness in our family we have not had time to do scarcely anything on the Anors this week, aud we are greatly iudebted to Attorney Zuck and Harry Carty for filling our local columns. I. Thomas, the St. Johns buck buck-board - board buck-board driver, found a pocketbook containing about 100 in checks. It belonged to a traveling man who had gone to Springerville, and was promptly forwarded to the owner by Mr. Thomas. Officer Ezra West, of Show Low, j came in Thursday morning, having in charge Edward Readhead and j Spencer Shumway. The young men are charged with grand larceny, and I will have their hearing at the Octo-' ber term of court.. j The Moqui Indian snake dance on the 19th. ng to attend tnis dance ; . . . . should make arrangements with T. SggerorA. M. Boyer, our pop- ular luery men. They have good outfits and can get you there

George Hunt, of Snowflake, was in town Tuesday. Dr. St allman, dentist, of Williams, who has been here for a few days, went to Snowflake Tuesday. Mrs. J. D. Bull, of Whiteriver, came down Tuesday, and went up to Flagstaff Thursday morning. John Packard, foreman of J. E. Porter, Is making this his head headquarters - quarters headquarters at present, having " wo bands of his employer's sheep r li lining - ning lining aear here. w Mr. McCarty returned on Sunday from his trip up the country with Joseph Boehm. The drought is un unbroken - broken unbroken except in spots and every everybody - body everybody are paying for rain. H. J. Earner arrived on Saturday with a bunch of cattle which he shipped on Sunday to Kansas City Mr. Ramer went with the shipmeut and expects to return in a few days. T. M. Pickett, for many years a resident of Holbrook, spent Mon Monday - day Monday renewing old acduaiutances among us. He is now living in Winslow, and his many friends ' here will be glad to learn that he is do doing - ing doing well. There was a pleasant dance at the Scorse building, recently vacated by i Wetzler Bros, on list Saturday ! night. The Jim Boys and a number j of t he Aztec outfit were in and all j had a good time. Lacey Greer, of Concho, was in I Holbrook t he early part of t he week I after a load of freight. His teams I returned later in th wek for more under tne care 01 John Sanders. We are always pleased to note such evidences of business prosperity. The quicker you stop a cough or cold the less danger t here will be of fatal lung trouble. One Minute Cough Cure is the only harmless remedy that gives immediate results. You will like it. F. J. Wattron. Louie Yuck Kee wishes to an announce - nounce announce that be has purchased the restaurant business of Hong Sing, and is prepared to serve his custom customers - ers customers in first, class style. During the civil war, as well as iu our late war wit h Spain, diarrhoea I was one of the most troublesome 1 diseases t he army had to contend ! I with. In many instances it became j chronic and the old soldiers still : suner irora it. ivir. lmvio. layior oi Wind Ridge, Greene Co., Pa., is one of these. He uses Chamberlain's Colic, Choolera and Diarrhoea Rem- j edy and B8y8 he never found any thing that would give him such quick relief. It is for sale by F. J. Wattron, druggist. Taylor. Phile Kay has gone to work for C. C. Bryant. J. H. Standifird has returned to his home at Alpine. S. A. Sponseller was in from his sheep camp this week. Mrs. Sarah Smith is here from Holbrook visiting with her mother. Andrew Hansen, Reed Tenuey, and the Misses Nellie and May Thomas were down from Pinedale Sunday. John Lewis has returned from the Gila country and has purchased a house and lot of W. R. Willis, and wm maKe IDI" ni8 Iulure nomo- ' sea i .r w jft-ri w r sr. J. ' Brt Potter was a Whiten ver guest last week. We were visited by a number as j very refreshing showers during the

rnicg bakinq rowois CMIOACO. CO., Notice of Sheep Rodeo for 1 900. The sheep rodeo for the ranee east of Show Low will commence at the Big lake on the White moun mountains - tains mountains on August 10th, Richard Gib bons, captain. The sheep rodeo for the range west of Show Low will commence at McClure's lake on the Blue ridge on August 10th, James D Honck, captain. Both rodeos will work towards and finish at Show Low. By order of the eastern division of the Arizona Wool Growers As As-sociat - sociat As-sociat ion, James Scott, Albert F. Potter, Chairmin. Secretary. Order of Sale of Real Estate. IN THE PROBATE COURT, OF THE COUN COUNTY - TY COUNTY OF NAVAJO. TERRITORY OF ARI ARI-Z - Z ARI-Z NA. In the matter of the ertnte of Thomas Aduir, deceased Order of sale of real estate. Moroni Adair, administrator of the estate of Thomas Adair, deceased, having on the 20th day of May, 1900, presented to the Pro Probate - bate Probate Court, and filed horeln his petition in due form, verified by oath, praying for an order authorizing him to sell so much and such parts of the real estate belonging to the estate of said deceased, for purposes therein stated: Said matter coming on regularly to be heard this 28th day of July, 1900, and upon due proof to the satisfaction of the Court of the due publication of a copy of the said order to show cause, as required by law and the order of this Court, and all and singular the law and the premises being to the Court understood and fully considered, whereupon it is Ordered, Adjudged and Decreed, That said Moroni Adair, administrator of the estate of the said Thomas Adair, deceased, be and he is hereby authorised to sell either in one parcel or in subdivisions, as the said Moroni Adair shall judge most beneficial to said estate, the real estate belonging to said es tate, hereinafter described, at private or public sale, to the highest bidder upon the following terms, to-wit: For cash, or half cash and balance of payment secured by approved security, said sale to be made on or arcer Tne taxn aay oi avion, ivuu. XUe foowin(r , the Mtat. hereby authorized to be sold, being situated in the 1 saiu DOUBIJ UI .inrnju, wrriKir in anwu and bounded and described as follows, to to-wit - wit to-wit : The southwest quarter (li) of section numbered twelve (12), in township numbered ten (10) north, range twenty-one (21) east. Oila and Salt River Base Hue and Meridian survey. Done in open Court the 26th day of July, 1900. B. F. Jacuoh, Judge of Probate Court. A true copy, Attest. B. F. Jacisou, Kx-Officio Clerk of the Probate Court, Navajo County, Arisona Territory. (First publication July 21 last Aug. 23.) Xot.ice for Publication. Land Offioe at Presoott, Arizona, July 16.1900. Notice U hereby given that the following following-named - named following-named settler has filed notice of his inten tion to make final proof in support of his

Mail Order Promptly Filled. TENT CITY . AT . CORONADO BEACH OPENS JUNE 1, 1900. -X- r. ADDITION to the peerless , attractions of former summer seasons at Coronado Beach, the new and uniaue attractions of a Tent ! City is provided for those who choose the freedom of the Tent rather than the luxury of the Hotel Excursion Tickets at Extremely Low Bates will be sold by the... SANTA FE ROUTE Sheep Brands. HKNRT HOMING. Postoffice Show Low, Arlsona. Range Navajo and Apache counties. Firebrand- Triangle on left jaw. Eabmabkb. Overhalfcrop left, sharp right. Sharjj left, overhalfcrop Crop and overhalfcrop right and left. Swallowfork and two nil. M)!... crop right. Crop and hole left, and overhalf crop right. JOSEPH 8PON9KLLER. Postoffice Taylor. Arlsona. Range Silver and Show Low creeks and isavajo county, Firebrand On I right jaw. Earmarks Swallowfork left for ewes, reverse on weathers ROBERT SCOTT. Postoffice Show Low, Arizona, Range Show Low creek and Navajo county Firebrand H On Tarhrand right side 1 I of nose Also bar ( ) on right side of nose. Earmarks Swallowfork. underbit and over bit left and split right for ewes, reversed for weathers. WILLIAH MORGAN. Postoffice Show Low, Arlsona. Range Show Low creek and Navajo county Firebrand On Tarbrand left sl('e of nose. Earmarks Crop and fsV-r overblt left, and crop an I un lsr"'rkxaJ d e r bit right for ewes; reversed on weathers. NELSON GROVER. Postoffiee Heber, Arlsona. Range West Black CaQon. Firebrand Kl on nose. N Earmarks Crop overcroD risrht and split left for ewes, re- versed on weathers. I.ORENZO BACA. Postoffiee Taylor, Arizona. Range Navajo and Apache counties. Firebrand Ti-m-k A across right side of nose. TarmarK - Earmark Y split in left for weathers, reversed for ewes. OWENS BROS. Postoffiee Woodruff, Arisona. Range Heber and Little Colorado river. Firebrand I . . I I on nose. I '"""" L Earmarks Un- sf al'S3 derbit left and i t ttderslope right for ewes, reversed on weathers. City BARBER Shop, I Louis Underwood, Prop. Honing and Putting Razors in Shape a Specialty .. ..All Work Guaranteed First-Class ' Shop in Ghees & Woods' Place 1 PATENTS DESIGNS T..ADE-MARKS

M. W. Hammerstband, an old res resident - ident resident of Tucson, committed suicide one day last week, by taking lau laudanum. - danum. laudanum. f Hot For the Grand Canyon! The Santa Fe and Grand Canyon railroad is now in operation from Williams, Arizona, to Anitas Junc Junction, - tion, Junction, Arizona, a distance of 47 miles. The railroad is under construction from Auitas Junction to the head of Brisrht Angel Trail on the rim of ', the Grand Cation, a distance of 20 miles. Pending the completion of the railroad, the stage will meet the trains at Anitas Junction and carry ' passengers to the hotel near the head of Bright Angel TraiU The time schedule bet ween Williams and Bright Angel is as follows: Train leaves Williams daily 1!: p m Arrives at Anitas Junction IK p m Stage leaves Anitas Junction IKu p m arrives at ungni jiorBi...M..... leaves Brisrht Angel 1 '.SO p m Train arrives at Williams ....... -M p ra Round trip from Williams to urignv Angm 110.00 From Flagstaff ...12.50 ...15.00 ...2.a ...25.01 winslow.. Holbrook ; Navajo Springs Oollup n. L. khoukb, agent, Holbrook. A. T. You assume no risk when you buy Chamberlain's Colic, ' Cholera aod Diarrhoea Remedy. F. J. Wattron will refund your money if you are not satisfied after using it. It is everywhere admitted to be the most successful remedy in use for bowel complaints and the only one that never fails. It is pleasant safe and reliable. 46

person desiring to be registered shll pro produce - duce produce and exhibit to the registering officer receipt showing that he has paid a poll tax for the year In which he U registering. See. 2. "This act shall not apply to any person who is by law exempt from the pay payment - ment payment of poll tax. But in this event the person desiring to register must makavaSW makavaSW-davlt - davlt makavaSW-davlt to the facts that entitle htewnder the law to an exemption from the payment of a poll tax. See. 1. "Any of the registering officers enumerated In section 1 of this act, or any that may hereafter be qualified- to register electors, who enters the name of aaj aeisiia upon the great register of the eo tuty In which he is an officer, without requiring the - (llOO) dollars or imprisonment In the eonntr I jail not lesa than thirty days anr snore than ' sixty days, er by both such fine and Itn Itn-j - j Itn-j prlsoument." 4, p. MoAzxieTKB, i Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of Navajo I County, Arizona Territory.