Holbrook argus., 1901-03-09

at the court house Monday and
Tuesday.
Miss FiAlay came in from Show
Low on Saturday and left the next
day for her home in Santa Ana, Cal.
Miss Finlay has just completed her
second term of school at Show Low
and is deservedly popular with the
good people of that place. Her
many friends in this county hope to
see her back again next year.
The semi.annual conference of the
Mormon Church will be held at Salt
Lake City, Utah, April 5, 6 and Z,
1901. For this occasion the Santa
Fe Pacific will sell tickets from Hol-
brook at S4495 for the round trip,
route via Pueblo and D. & r. g.,
Colorado Springs and Colorado
Midland, or Denver and Union Pa
cific Railway. Dates of sale March
80 and 81. Going limit three days;
return limit sixty davs from date of
sale. G. H. Brown, Agent.
Mrs. McCarty has received an
announcement of the marriage of
her niece, Miss Eleonora Patroni to
Henry Church Hullinger, which
happy event occurred Feb. IA, at
the home OF the bride IN New York
City. Miss Patroni spent several
months here during the past year,
and was highly esteemed by those
who made her acquaintance.
Sheriff Secrist has been assessing
at Winslow this week, and Deputy
Burdette has been doing g likewise at
this place.
A wholesale Jail delivery occurred
at Flagstaff last Sunday afternoon
about 4 o'clock, in which five prison
ers held on different, charges
escaped. Sheriff Secrist received a
telegram Sunday night; requesting
him to be on the lookout for them
and giving full description of each.
Jim Donahue, of the Jim camp,
was in town Saturday and Sunday.
WANTED-Capable, reliable per-
son in every county to represent
large company of solid financial
reputation; 1896 salary per year
payable weekly; So per day abso-
lutely sure and all expenses
straight, bona fde, definite salary
no commission: salary paid each
Saturday and expense money ad
yanced each week. STANDARD House
334 DEARBORN ST., CHICAGO.
We spent last week at Prescott
Il was our first visit to that city
The town received a great benefit
when it was destroyed by fire last
year, as where the old wooden
snacks stood, new and elegant brick
and stone buildings are being built
There are some good mines around
Prescott, and we predict for her {
bright fnture. We spent Wendes
day at Phoenix, and had the pleasure
of meeting nearly all of the territor
ial law makers. They are a bright
lot of fellows, and all seem to bt
attending strictly to business
Campbell and Morgan, Navajo,
representatives, we find rank Will
the best workers, and are doins
, everything possible for this part o
the territory.
The prison appropriation bill wa
passed over the Governors veto
We believe the Governor did right
and don't see how he could conscien
: tlously do otherwise. The priso.
| will eventually be movec from Yum;
: to d more ceutral location, and tn
less money spent on the buildings
the better it would be for the terri
tory.
? In our issue of Feb. %, we mon
/ toned the defeat of the sheep
license law. and gave the credi
of the work to Gibbons. We ar
informed that it was VIM. Morga
1 who tought the bill from start L
finish i'll the assembly, aud W
gladly make the correction.
, Dentist Portz arrived Wednes
day. and is having all the work b
t can do.
The piano used at the school en-
= tertainment last night is for sal
l cheap for cash or installments G
: $1,000 per month. Apply at thi
: office.
! : Friday morning opened up cloud
q and about noon sand storm was O
L the rampage which merged into
! genuine hail and snow storm. LIE
> the good work go on.
s This weather makes the sheepma
). wear contented smile.