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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30
FURNITURE FACTORY
TIE COMMERCIAL CLUB CON
MlTTEE WILL REPORT FAVOR
ABLY ON PROPORTION

Tho committee from the Commo.
clal club appointed 10 Investigate the
furniture proposition Of t0a Angeles
parties represented by A. n. Peuon
gill. who % iu the city held two
meetings one sunday afternoon and
one Monday afternoon. and have given
tho matter their close attention Tho
result 70 that the committee Will ro
port tho proposition O. good one at
the next meeting OF the club. and then
steps will bee taken 10 interest local
capital
Mr. PoitongiIl aud associates pro
pose 20 furnish the major portion of
the capital and furnish che skilled Ia.
Dor and experience, but hope 20 place
some stock with Albuquerque busi.
ae5s men 90 that the Institution will
be sure 20 receive the undividod sup.
p0H Of local merchants
A furniture factory viii be- a nice
addition 90 Alluquorquos already
many thriving industrls- An goes
toward making a big city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30
the FINAL SERVICES
HELo LAST NIGHT iN THE oLn
EDlyicE OF THE LEAD AVENUE
METHODIST CONGREGATION.

Ttg congregation OF the Lead Ave.
uuo Methodist Eplscopal church o.
somhied 10 the old odiHcc last night
for the last time and listened 10 q
very appropriate discourse bv Rev
. rOmas Harwood The old church
VAS erected 10 tho tail Of 1881 and
during the twenty-five years q has
survived Il has been the fort Of ref
ugo % many shipwrOckod souls Rev.
Harwood was present a. the laying
ui the corner stone. has many times
hlled its pulpit, having been a resi-.
dent of the city the relhpslug yeara.
and last night In bis closing remarks
accounted many Interesting incidents
which have trannplrcd during no ca.
roor. The services closed with a
1unOdictlou 90 touching that when
The audience. which nHed the old
church 90 its doors raised their heads
eyes giiatsned with tears we're every
where to be- soon.
Tho MoihodiEta OF this c0ugreEa.
Ton hold their services. in tho future.
0r rather until tho new odlnco la com.
plotod, 10 the Jewish Synagogue on
Wcst Gold avenue. the Congregation
Albert kindly granting thom the uss
OF their building free OF charge for
religious purposes.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30
OFFICIAL MATTERS


The following nual homestead en-.
try has boon made ia tho United
state. land Once. no. 1858, April 20
Thomas Pbolan, of Alhuqueruus.
Tor the Sc IA. section 4s. r y N. X
2 r. l6O acres IN Bornalino county.
Homestead Entries.
TIE following homestead entries
have been made in the United
States land ONCE, 40. 7sGs. April a.
Emilio Lopez. of Casa salazAr. Tor
the sW ~. section 80. r 10 N. X :
w, 100 acres ia Saudoval o0lunty. No
1897 april 2S. John W. Morgan. OF
Santa Rosa, FOR the = AZ. Nh ~
NE "a. Sc l.t. section 81, sE IL. sE
l-4, sE l-4, section ~, T n. u ~
E lGO acres IN l.tonaTu Wood county
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30

TO operate. tho cables viii al once be-.
come loose on che drum and dropping
20 tho bar beneath tho drum wouii
shut on the power automatically, thus
preventing accident The elevator
ls propelled by a seven horse powcs
Phoenix electric motor. and will work
smoothly, up and down. 1909 pounds
IN the cage. he Barnett elevator
ls tho drst ono 10 bo 90 use IN the
territory. and a polite young boy, SAYS
Mr. la Driorc. Will Dee In attendance
Monday morning and thereafter 30 an
swer ail calls.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30

} W Akors received q ttleEram
from Blind On tho Cochiu mining dls.
tri0ts that the forests in the Cochlu
FOUNTAINS were ON fire iu several
sections of the range and that the
trees ON tract or timber land
owned by him were also on fire
special Agent John grila of the gen.
ral land once who 10 stationed a.
Santa Fo was informed OfthUtact ana
This omcIal has telegraphet 20 the
commissioner Of the general land Of
Gee AZ Washington. making a due re
port and asking Cor Instructions. ~
most Of the timber in Tho Cochlti
mining district and range 10 located
upon the public domain. On account
n the prevailing drough, the fire is
making rapid headWay there
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30
THE BARNETT" ELEVATOR
" WILL BE READY FOR BUsl
NESS ON MONDAY, MAY 2.

Architect Ia nriorc. agent OF the
handsome Barnett building. informs
The Cititzon that the passenger clio.
yator just put in the building, viii
be- ready for business on Monday.
May 2, thus ID viii be- regarded as a
Mayday celebration for The Bar
net" The olcyato- 10 % the kimball
patent from Council nmha. Iowa. aud
works automatically. having four au.
tomato stops stopping itself Al bo,h
onds-aa q asconds 10 the top AVID
dosconda 20 the bottom. n, by any
means whatever the car should refuse
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30

Lou Louis. q oo.Orod vonch. saa b.
fore Judge Crawlorl thls morning
charged with vhgrancy Her attorney
appeared and plead not guilty % the
charge and sought poatponement o.
trial Tho priBonor was returned %
jan awaiting me proouction of go
uondH Chief of rollce IIcMinn said
that ho had another charge 10 hle A.
soon a. that 0ond vas furnished, 40 it
ia doubted ~ tho nrgt bond viii bs
Furnished
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30
Tent City Band" VIII Be Organized
az Albuquerquo

Henry Ohlmeyor, manager and 90
rector of the famous Coronado Tent
city band. was a caller az The Ciu
sen. lie is on his way east 10 brin9
out the new band which viii NEE
here on the lAtb ana 18TH OF May
going direct to El Paso and return
Ing TO Albuquerque on May is. Ths
band viii slye two concerts mere thi.
season on the evenings OF the 10th oi
May and on the 10Th.
Mr. OhImeyer says that the organ
zation will be larger and a stronger
one from a musical standpoint
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30
RIVER VERY Low
ENGINEER FoLLET SAYS The
WATER M THE RIO GRAN NE
NORTH or e. PAso IS iNsUF.
FlClENT.

Engineer FuIlou, who is in charge
uf the United States boundary com.
mission Office In El paso, does not be-.
IiOyc there is water enough la the
river north OF El Paso 20 90 any good
there Some time ago Mr folott iu.
atructod his representative az San
Maroial that should a rise appear in
the river AZ that point 60 notify him
and 90 tar he has received no such
Information IN speaking Of the pros
poets this spring Mr. FolIoit says u
appears 10 him that there will 90 nl
water Ia the river this year In the
Mosilla valley or south until the
raina come, which may DO very late
Fat ell
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30
o. eta Q. oul,r D, Dssd

Ar and Mrs Charles Quier reAld
Ing az the corner Of gOuth Second
street and Lead avenue are mourning
The death 0i their pretty little daugh
tor. De Eta B Qulor. who passed into
tho arms OF Jesus 90 o'clock this
morning Tho little remains we're
turned over % Uud0rtakors o W.
stfongs Sons f0r burial and tomor
row morning az 90 o'clock at The bo
reayod residence. Rev Cocks viii con.
duct tho funeral services. with burial
in Falryiew cemetery Only Intimate
friends of tho s0rrowttrieken family
are requested DO attend the funeral
and burial services
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30
NE MAY BECOME A RANGER.
FREDERIC WlNN. THE COWBOY
ARTIST" n he ACCEPTS POSI-
TON OFFERED HIM. WILL PA.
rRoL olLA RIVER FOREST RE.
SERVE.

A report comes from the patn
mountains, near Magdalena. New Mex.
leo. that Frederic Winn. "tho cowboy
artist" whose work was so heartily
commended by President Roosevelt
last season when the latter passed
through this city. has been recon.
mondod by the secretary OF the in.
terror for appointment az ranger on
the Ola river forest reserve az the
force OF guardians o. 20 be increased.
n Wlnn accepts. ho viii 80 on duty
at once Tor the summer and will con.
tInuo his studies Of life among che
hills FOR future use in art work. Some
wooks ago he returned from New
York, whore be put 10 tho winter az
the Art Students league. and since
then has been At one " the Morley
camps IN the DatliH
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30

Local Knights Tomplar have 70.
ceived pamphlets and circulars frCm
tho san Francisco committee on ar.
rangements for the twoqty.nlnth tri.
onnlal Conclaye OF tho grand enoamp.
ment OF the Knights Tomplar which
Will meet IN that city September next
and which gives Information concern
Ing the Conclaye and what will be
done by the local knights romplar Ia
entertain the visiting air knights Q,
ls very probable that quite a deloga.
ti0n from Albuquerque and other ser
tlona OF New Mexico will attend the
oncampment
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30
BADLY CUT UP
AND rHE POOR VICTIM Las At
rHE socoRRo DEPOT UHcAREo
ron.

. Special 90 Tho Citizen .
. s0c0rro. ~ A.. April a. a q
. stranger evidently d iabOrer 0f .
. natyo birth. was brought lnto q
. th.s station ~ noon today by o
. work train Ladly cut about the q
. head and shoulders. with orders 3
. l0 torn him over 20 the county y
q authorities by the milroBd con. y
. pany. who refuse 90 assume tho .
. charge lu tho meantime a hu. .
. man being LAYS stretched on b
. truck on mo depot platform with. q
. out care or medlral aid Iho .
. spectacle 10 a dlsgracoiul one D
. and should boz stamped as such D
. by an humane people q
. laicr-Iho city authorities q
. have iaken charge OF ths unfor. D
. tunato sad will cars for him. D
eeoe0o000e e0ooo q
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30

Daily CItiICn. A7buquerquo, N n
Washington, y e.. April 2S-The
small holdIngs bIll was the last pass
ca the session and shows good for
ua Ny humble work during the aes.
sion brings New Mexico Ia an more
than half d million dollars.
-. s. RODEY
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30
ALAMEDA DYKE
TEAMS FROM TRlMBLE's STA.
BLEs NOW At WORK ON The
DYKE.

Eight teams from w. L. rrmblo 3
barn and sixteen men are working on
the Alameda dyke under the direction
OF city Engineer t1u Ross and by
Friday evening or Saturday tno dyke
will bo AS good as be was twenty years
ago and tho city viii only bo out about
$500
a. the bis gap where tto water
rushed through last year The dyke
bas boon buIit eight feet high and
widows. cottonwood and Juniper
sprouts have been planted 10 hold Il
iu place, Two roads viii be built
across the dyke Tor tho travel Where
these roads cross the dyEo VIA De
surfaced with sod ana made strong
30 that % viii Withstand the wear OF
travel
Tho city nov coutomplatCa building
wire fence around lao dyke 20 pro.
tect Il from being worn down by cat.
he. but tho question arises. what
must bo done 10 protect the fence
from being carried away
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30
THE STRIKE IS ON
When the New Men Appeared
for Work the Union MaChin.
lists Walked Out,
BOlLERAAKERS WILL FOLLOW

. Union machinla,a, bvlpeIs, aD
. prsnuccs and hauly h4en. nun q
= Uouug about seventy. sftuck iu =
. aopuuaent OF q generai Qruor tnii Z
. afternoon
. IuC trouble began at 3 o'clock. =
. when tae bass Dali game closed. Z
. and the atuho breakers. wh0 in e
. thi8 case proyeu 90 81 strike =
. starters, walked iuto tno Shops Z
. 90 80 go WORK A few ~ the most 4
. CuthG .astic union men immodi. q
- atgy dropped tncir tools and =
. Rulnod upt lho m"ve consorva- q
. tive ones gathered in squads 4
. about the suUps aud hoId coun. q
= Cus ul war. Uut at 0 o clDgk tua =
= afternoon very few uuisn ma. =
. Cn.uista remained inbide the an. 4
. closure, aud these are expected q
. 10 uo out tonight
Master Mechanic Bean and q
= Agent Myors we're present when q
. the noW men wont 20 Work and q
. saw gnat all were ln place aud not q
. intorforod WITH Z
Iho strikers walked out peace. q
. ably, aud. although uxtre guards q
we're placed on duty about tae 4
. stockado. no serious trouble Do 4
. expected &
every man leaving gas r0- Z
, queated 90 take ais tocls and 4
. clothes q
A. 4 o'clock y. m. tho strikers I
. held a meeting nj Central Labor I
. hail Wha, transpirod inside the I
. ball could aot be- iearned. but Il Z
= is safe TO presume that hefy {
. resolutions were adopted 10 be I
. forwarded 10 the general head 4
. quarters OF tho international As. y
= GOciation of MachluiHts 40 Chi I
. cRgo 4
. Boilermakoru VIII Probably I
- Strike. I
II was stated BY several OF the I
. striking magh.nista this after I
. noon that he hoIlormakcrs viii I
, walk out tonight. but whl.nCr or I
. not this ia truo could no no az.
. ccrtalnod lhe machinls,a clalm
. tnEt union boilormakors win not I
. receive work coming from non. I
. union machiniHts. u such Is the I
. case the boiloTmakors are sure I
3 20 bo out tonight
Apprentices the Sufferers
Those who will suffer most I
. from the strike and who we're
a very backward about taking the I
Q step we're lno apprentices, Some
. OF the six or eight apprentices OF I
. the local shops hRd but a few
. weeks 90 90 before securing their ,
. certificates as finished mechan. ,
. ics and tho few hundred dOllara
2 in gold that the company n0lda
. out OF their wages during the
. four years OF service but gives
3 them when the term OF appren.
. ticeship is finished n thoy stay
. with the company they will f9r.
! 3 over be- under the unions ban.
. and N they Walk out they lose
. tho money and the chance 90 du.
. ish thor trade
A short time ago Tic Citizen
q exclusively save some inside
. facts OF the approaching strike.
q but lt was pronounced b. the
o morning paper a frank canard.
After reading tho above and
. after talks with tho striking ma,
. chinists the rank canard"
. SENS 10 have booa pretty we'll
. stated AZ that time
A telegram received late this
. afternoon give tho information
9 that the strike vill become gen.
. eral among the machlnlgta on
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30
Postmaster Appointed

IDA q Dow has boon appointed
postmaster OF the new postonco OF
Gran Qulyera. s0oorro county Tho
drst mail for this new once left san,
"a 70 over the Santa Fs Central yes-
terfsy
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30

Mr and Sire George Z uoalas were
at the depot this morning 90 meet
Mr Thomas father and mother Mr.
and Mra ID a. Thomas. who we're
passing tamugh The c.ty returning 20
their hOma az Topeka from q visit
through me west rhey visited a
week here before goInE 20 California
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30
Executive once

otero a. follows,
Executive once
Santa Fe. n. n. april 20. 1874
Whereas. ihs Thirty.hrat Annual
MOCung OF tho national Conierouco
uf Charities and Correction wiii be-
held 10 ,no city OF Portland, Maine.
June 10th 10 2znd, igUt; an1
whereas. Tho governor OF New
Mexico mas been requested 90 appoint
Delegates % represent the territory
0f Nov Mexico q; sad meeting:
Nov. thoroioru d. Miguoi A. Otoro.
governor oi the territory OF NcN
Nunioo. by virtue of the authority in
me vested. DO this day appoint the
following named persons 90 represent
New Mexico ut the above named cor.
ference;
Mrs JEFFERSON Raynolds. Las We.
gas; Mrs y. L. Browne, las Vegas:
Mrs. w. u Chudora. Albuquerque
Mrs Mary j. Borden. Albuquerque;
IT. Taylor Goodman. Albuquerque;
Mrs. a. u. Holt. Las Cruces; Mrt n.
d. Buraum. Santa Fo; Mra .. a. Nc.
Fie. Santa Re. Mrs. q. Rivenburg
Santa Fo; Mrs A. NJ Banrgan. Las
Cruces, Mrs. H a. Howard. San
Mhrcial Airs Antonio Joseph. Oio
Oaliento
Done At the executive once this
the Goth day Of April. A. d. is0L
witness my hand and the great seal
oi tho Territory OF New Mexico.
MIGUEL A OTERO,
Hythe Governor;
o. " RaynoIds Secretary Of New
Mexico
Homestead sntry.
Tns following homestead entry haa
bsen made in the nitod states land
once. No 7Gg5. April 20. Jose r.
Iockard. of Springer for tho NV l.a
N,l l.f. section 2s. sW lf. BE IA, b
- nv l.t. section "a, a. "a n, Rgs 70,
IsO acres in Coiiax county
Another Forest Reserve.
Notice has boon rooelyed in the
probate clerks Office at silver CITY
from the United States land once a.
Las Cruces that the following public
Iands have been Withdrawn from en-.
fry: 4 90 A. Il no W. Townships ls.
~ ana 20 y X i6 ~, and q rs 3, h ~
" The lands are situated 30 the Bur.
70 mountains. and tneiT withdrawal
q supposed 10 bo preliminary Co tho
establishment ot a forest reserve
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30

j. 4 Lucas, the Corrilios mine ca.
peTt iu 90 the city .oday on buainuss
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30
DELEGATES APPOINTED
To the National Conference
Of Charities and Correction.
ANOTHER FOREST RESERVE

Appointment OF delegates 20 the
National Conference OF Charities and
Correction were made by Governor
utoro a. follows.
Holbrook argus., 1904-11-05

Joe Bush, the butcher, with the big dogs, sold his huge mastiffs to Gentry Brothers circus. Part of the consideration was one of the shows trained ponies. These dogs have been used as a delivery team for many years and their work in harness in front of a small though stout wagon has been one the picturesque features of the commercial life of Phoenix. Gazette.
Holbrook argus., 1904-11-05

A letter from one of the Repub- lican Candidates reports over 100 people ill attendance at Re- publican Rally held at Pinedale, Wednesday night.
Holbrook argus., 1904-11-05

L. s. Meskimmons, U. $. Sur veyor, who has spent the past 6 months on the Apache reserva- tion looking out dam and rese r. voirs sites passed through Friday on his way to Phoenix.
Holbrook argus., 1904-11-05

Louie Sam Kee's restaurant was broken into Tuesday night and two or three dollars and a 45 Colts sixshoOter stolen.
Holbrook argus., 1904-11-05

Ernest Hall, the well known Singer Sewing Machine agent, here a few days this week in the interests of his firm.
Holbrook argus., 1904-11-05

H. H. Herr and C. H. Ballard returned from Sonwffake We'd nesdav evening they report the prospects for the Republicans, in that section, as being very pro- missing.
Holbrook argus., 1904-11-05

The Republicans and Demo- crats Candidates have held joint meetings at Show Low and Tav- Tor and we have been informed they are carrying on a very friendly campaign.
Holbrook argus., 1904-11-05

Miss Orpha Gibbons, of St. Johns, is here visiting with R. D. Grecr's family ,she expects to leave next week for Young where she will teach school this winter.
Holbrook argus., 1904-11-05

A message, from Los Angeles recalled Judge Wattron from his campaign and he boarded No. 1, Tuesday for that city where Mrs. Wattron is very i'll.
Holbrook argus., 1904-11-05

l. P.Jenson and Hank Clawson were here from Taylor Thursday to load with freight for the Post.
Holbrook argus., 1904-11-05

I. E. Porter was down from Show Low Monday. He return ed home Tuesday.
Holbrook argus., 1904-11-05

Adolf Schustcr boarded No. l Wednesday for Los Angeles.
Holbrook argus., 1904-11-05

MT. and Mrs. J. F. Woods re- turned home on No. ' Monday.
Holbrook argus., 1904-11-05

Joe Knight left here Tuesday for Taylcr to visit with his mother.
Holbrook argus., 1904-11-05

The candidates, Republican and Democratic. left here Mon- day for the Southern end of the county.
Holbrook argus., 1904-11-05

]. C. Wall accompanied by his son, Bartholdt, arrived here We'd nesday from San Diego. Calf. where he has spent the past sixty days for the benefit of his health. They will leave in day or so for Springerville.
Holbrook argus., 1904-11-05
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY
 TICKET

BENJ. DOWNS, Councilman. Q. R. GARDNER, Assemblyman. C.F. MOSS,
 Sheriff. J.w. RICHARDS, Treasurer. A. F. McALLISTER, Recorder. W. P. GEARY, District Attorney. W. B. CROSS, Probate Judge. H. B. SMITH and J. J. SHUMWAY. Supervisors. J. H. RICHARDS. Surveyor.
Holbrook argus., 1904-11-05

]. D. Bull came up from White river Monday and is spending a few days here and Tn Winslow re- newing old acquaintances.
Holbrook argus., 1904-11-05

Joseph Fish arrived home yes- ter day from Utah and is again back at his desk in the A. C. M. l.
 He reports having had very enjoyable time.
Holbrook argus., 1904-11-05

F. ]. Wattron Is acknowledged to be one of the best officers ever in this county and also one of the best citizens of fHo1brook, yet, there is a cry, he has held office to long.
 Tbs sounds to us as 1.-the people don't want a man for a county office if he IS qualified. And, then we have heard, if Wattron is de- feated this time he will sell out and leave the county in less than 90 days. If you will stop and think F. l.. Wattron has been in business here since 1885 and did not hold county office until 8 years ago. These sound like very poor reasons why Wattron should be defeated. The next thing you will hear will be, Wat tron has lived i'll HolbrOOk so long we had better boycott him, and make him move out.
 The office of District Attorney is continually beset with many trials. This office is one of our most important ones. It should be filled by a thoroughgoing, energetic, careful conservative and honorable man, a man with backbone, a man of breadth of character and a man above suspi- cion. It should be filled by man who will do his duty for duty's sake and not play with the law. The man who fills the office ofDis- trict Attorney must play no fla vorites, but comply with the law and see that all law.breakers are properly punished regardless of race or social standing.-EX
 Voters of Navajo county, the man you should and no doubt will retain for this office is T. F. Moran and the foregoing is but a small part of the good that is to be said of him. Do not fail to accord him your very best sup port.
 DON'T FORGET! Tuesday Nov. 8, 1904.
Holbrook argus., 1904-11-05

Billie Stiles, the noted train rob- Der, came near being captured a few days since by Mexican ru- rales while visiting with his wife near Bisbee, Arizona. Ever since his escape from the Tombstone jail he has been in hiding in So- nora. About 10 days ago Stiles met his niece near Douglas. Ariz., and made arrangements for the meeting which came so near re- sulting in his capture.
Holbrook argus., 1904-11-05

Republicans returning from the southern end of the county report a very favorable out look for their candidates, while the Demo- crats say that there isn't a Re- publican to be found in that neck of the woods. As yet, no heavy betting has been engaged in, and the candidates on both tickets are thought to be very evenly matched.
Holbrook argus., 1904-11-05

HOLBROON. ARIZONA SAT
 Ernest Hall, the well known Singer Sewing Machine agent, here a few days this week in the interests of his firm.
 Louie Sam Kee's restaurant was broken into Tuesday night and two or three dollars and a 45 Colts sixshooter stolen.
 A letter from one of the Repub- lican Candidates reports over 100 people ill attendance at Re- publican Rally held at Pinedale, Wednesday night.
 Miss Orpha Gibbons, of St. Johns, is here visiting with R. D. Grecr's family ,she expects to leave next week for Young where she will teach school this winter.
 A message, from Los Angeles recalled Judge Wattron from his campaign and he boarded No. 1, Tuesday for that city where Mrs. Wattron is very i'll.
 H. H. Herr and C. H. Ballard returned from Sonwffake We'd nesdav evening they report the prospects for the Republicans, in that section, as being very pro- missing.
 L. s. Meskimmons, U. $. Sur veyor, who has spent the past 6 months on the Apache reserva- tion looking out dam and rest r. voirs sites passed through Friday on his way to Phoenix.
 The Republicans and Demo- crats Candidates have held joint meetings at Show Low and Tav- Tor and we have been informed they are carrying on a very friendly campaign.
 ]. C. Wall accompanied by his son, Bartholdt, arrived here Wed- nesday from San Diego. Calf. where he has spent the past sixty days for the benefit of his health. They will leave in day or so for Springerville.
 Ed Howell came in Monday from his cattle ranch near Nava- o Springs, and he left yesterday with his family for that place where they will reside the com- ing winter.-Flagstaff Gem.
 Holbrook real estate is chang ing hands very lively at present. The McCarty residence has chan ged hands 8 time during the past four months, A. Schuster is the new owner having purchased it from H. Kempenich