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“Snowflake” oysters and fancy gro- On account of delayed mails the ceries for sale al Will Wooster's. communications from faylor andPMiss, Werner who lias been stop- Port Apache were received too late ing at Holbrook for a couple of for publication, a ney will appearmonths, went to Missouri last Friday to visit with her brother. Her health has improved very much during her stay here.lion. Will C. Barnes, member of the Live StockSanitaryCommission, spent Sunday in Holbrook, shaking hands with his many friends. Mi. Barnes is one of our oldest citizens and Holbrook is proud of him. We have only one W. C. Barnes.This week we have experienced anext week. HonorableWill C. Barnes of theLive Stock Saninarv Commissionspent a day in Holbrook this week and in an interview told of the workings of the Commission. He says when the new board took charge the work was greatly in arrears, and the i new board is working faithfully to catch up. They expect to have the 1 the brand book issued in about three months. The work af the Commis-1 sion is very arduous, their mail of-; miniature Klondyke. The weather ten amounts to 2J0 letters per day,1, is extremely cold for this section. a]j 0f which must be answered, and 'the thermometer registering ten be- the matters there referred attended 1 low Tuesday morning. It snows ev- to. A large number of brands have ■ erv othtr day and the snow in the been refused registration on account j mountains is very deep. Df similarity with others already re-t Mr. Mossman, the new superinten- corded. To aid these parties thedent of the Aztec Land Cattle Commission have iuvented brands Company, was in Holbrook Sunday. ffi'iug such parties the privilege of Mr. Mossman will find this a good adopting them.community and we welcome him Most ail these parties have griev-. within our midst. We hope he may ances against the Commission be-find his new position, both pleasant cause the fees paid for registra-and profitable. t'on their brand were not returned to them with their refusal toMrs. Mattie Beatty, wife of Prof. S. H. Beatty, principal of schools at St. Johns, died last week. She came to Arizona about two years ago for her health, but returned last Summer to Tulure, Calif., to visit her folks. Shortly after her arrivalregister. Mr. Barnes explained that Mr. Pugh, the former secretary of the Commission,had collected those fees and had failed to return them over to his successors in office, but that when the proper time comes, suit will be instituted against Mr.reappeared cud on her return the cli mate of this section seemed to have lost its beneficial influence.there her old maladv. consumption. „ i t r n i __ 4__Pugh for the recovery of all suchfees retained by him. Persons whohave busii.es to transact with theCommission and encounter more orThe progressive ladies of Westfield less delay, will remember the greatInd., issued a “Woman’s Edition amount of business transacted byof the Westfield News, bearing date the Commission, but they can feelof April 3,1896. The paper is filled assured that in the near future allwith matter of interest to women, unfinished business will be clearedand we notice the following from a up and from then on everything will1 correspondent, which the editors | be handled with alacrity and de-v (/ $printed, realizing that it treats upon spatch. a matter of vital importance to their sex: “The best remedy for croup, A Fight With Outlaws,'colds and bronchitis that I have -J r 7—/%*! %been able to find is Chamberlain’s Under Sheriff Joe Bargeman retur-I Cough Remedy. For family use it ned last Saturday eveniug from his ha3 no equal. I gladly recommend trip to Pleasant Valley and Tonto : it.” 25 and 50 cent bottles for sale Basin. He had warrants for Earu-by F. J. Wattron.The Santa Fe P aeific are having serious trouble at the Johns n tunnel a few miles east of Ash Fork. Sunday morning another cave in oc-; cured badly injuring the superintendent,John Denier, and killing a cou-I pie of Indians, working in the j tunnel. A number of miners from Gallup went to the scene. It is expected that the tunnel will bo in shape for trains to go through by the end of this week. Formeii Mathews of the bridge carpenters died Tuesday at Albuquerque from the effects of the injuries received at the tunnel last week.est Gentry and Art Farrell, who are wanted by the authorities. They 1 are hiding among the Indians on the reservation, Gentry beiug quite intimate -.vith them. Ho lives with them a large portion of the time, having a squaw and a pappoose. Joe was unable to locate them, but finally W. W. Walker came in for provision®, and upon his return Bargeman trailed him to their camp, which was located on Canou Creek, near John Dazen’s ranch, the the Apache chief. Bargeman struck the camp on the 16th at 10 o’clock a. m , but 011 account of the nature of the ground he could not get close1 to them. There were five men in The paper published at Flagstaff the c Gentry, Walker, Farrel by Brothers Jones has again chang- anlt;j two others, beside several Indied its name. It resembles in that aus. From an open bluff near the direction a woman who has a man- camp Bargeman, single-handed, cal-ia for divorce,or a person who is over l^d for them to surrender, but was zealous in seeking the pure and true answered by a shot from Gentry, faith and who is continually being which was the signal for a general re-baptized. A\ hen we first entered -fusilade. The men in the camp rus-the newspaper field a year ago, it bed f0r their horses. Bargeman assumed the name of the Scn-Demo- sent a bullet after Farrel, but mis-j or at, then it became dissatisfied SPd him. Another followed young with shedding eternal light upon Walker, striking him in the side, the democracy of Coconino county anc] sent him headlong from his and it was solemenly baptized the horse. Another leaden messenger Sky Light Kicker, and now it is struck Gentry in the abdomen as heofmerging into another state transition as the Flagstaff Gem.We hope the editors of it will finally find a name for it that they are not a shamed of.Bo-To-Bk for Fifty Cent*.Guaranteed tobacco habit euro, make* weak Ben strong, blood pure. 0o. $1. All druggist*was mounting his horse, and the Indians report him badly wounded. To chase them was impossible as a large band of Indians was close by,! and it would have been suicide for j Bargeman to have followed. He, | however, captured Walker the next I
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Holbrook Argus
Holbrook, Arizona, US
Sat, Jan 29, 1898
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