Arizona republican., 1898-07-26
Arizona Day by Day Iixe Ne,NS Iaken From Territorial ExChanqeS.

Judge Jackson'S summer school at Holbrook closed Friday. Niels Peterson of Pinedale was in Holbrook Thursday. George Hazelwood was in Holbrook from Pleasant valley this week. David Mills of Pinedale was at the county seat on business lately.
 James Pearce of Snowflake spent day at the county seat on business.
 Pete Sponseller returned to Hol- brook from Kansas City recently. MT. Longmore was in Holbrook from his ranch for several days last week. S. l. Frankenfield left Holbrook Thursday for his home in Philadel- phia.
 The board of supervisors was in ses- sion again last week for a couple of days.
 John Hall, Jr, and wife were in Hol- brook recently purchasing housekeep- ing outfits.
 Mrs. Egger of Holbrook, who is hav- ing her eyes treated at Los Angeles, is getting better.
 Dan Mahoney came in to Holbrook from the mountains last Monday and is visiting with the boys. Merrill Ellsworth of Show Low was in Holbrook Tuesday on business mat ters before the board. Mrs. B. S. Duffin, Mrs. Ellsworth and P. J. Christofferson of Woodruff were in Holbrook the other day. Bert Potter, the genial extreasu1er of Apache county, is spending a few days among friends at Holbrook. Judge w A. Parr paid a flying visit | to the county seat Wednesday to shake hands with his numerous friends. Judge w H. Parr came to Holbrooh from Show Low Wednesday on busi- ness in connection with the board. There were very few to appear before the board of equalization to protest against the raises made by the board.
 Messrs. Kennedy & Grim were in Holbrook last week putting the brick l layers to work on the new court house. | Joe Woods returned to Holbrook few days since from trip to the east. Joe took in the Omaha exposition while gone.
 1 Ed Bargman, Tom South, Pink Bur dett and other small cattle owners are working between the creeks, branding calves.
 J. W. Wallace, editor of the Wins low Mail, visited Holbrooh Tuesday and Wednesday and was shaking hands with the boys.
 ! John R. Hulet of Holbrook went to Snowflake again last week. One of his children has been quite sick for some l time.
 Irma Schuster, who has been visiting
 with her uncle, Adolph Schuster, at Holbrook returned to Albuquerque last Wednesday,
 Henry Tuning of Show Low, one of the most substantial citizens of Maya jo county and heavy sheep and cattle
 owner in northern Arizona, was at
 HOlbroOk Tuesday OH business mat l ters.
 | Hon. w. c. Barnes announces that l the republican territorial convention will be held September IA 1898. The
 place has not yet been designated, but will be decided upon in the near fu-
 trre-Holbrook Argus. 1 Sheriff Wattron and Under Sheriff
 Bargman ran three hoDos out of Hol-
 brook last Wednesday. They hau been
 around town for about three weeks
 and making themselves a general nui-
 sance
 A St Louis drummer, seeing the
 earth caving on the banks of the river, and having his curiosity excited upon enquiring as to what kind of animal
 it was who was frolicking in the stream, was informed by Sheriff Wat tron and w. A. Edmondson that the lalligators were holding their innocent sports. The drummer after many in-
 quiries about the vicious propensities
 of the brutes picked up a rock as a
 weapon of defense and went down
 along the stream to get better
 glimpse of the saurian. He returned satisfied of the truth, thinking he had
 seen at least half a dozen of them Jumping into the river. It took several
 minutes to convince the poor tender
 foot that there was not an alligator
 within 800 miles from here-Argus.