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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-24
DATE FOR The
NOTIFICATION.
Judge Parker Has Fixed August
10th for the Ceremonies
rs,I at Esoptis.
PROGRAMME WILL . Be SIMPLE.
Speech Will De Short andfN ! ~.
Toucl, Bit. Lightly Upon 81
the Campaign Issues. 's'
nv ssocIated press.,

Isl (I3yS Associated FpreSstl fS h
vi sOPUs,s.N. ". July z3.--Judgc Parker
has fixed August 10Th as the date for tho
ceremonies notifying him OF Ills nonina-
ton by the Democratic National Conven-
i tion as a candidate for the presidency.
88 Judge Parker reached his decision con-
eerning the date in n long consultation
with William y. shcchan yesterday. and
telegram was at once sent Champ
Clark OF Missouri, chairman of the com.i
mittec named bystic Dcmocratlc.Eco con-
vention to notify the nominee for Presi-
dent. Representative Clark Is expected
TO cali meeting or his committee, probe
ably TO be held In New York, and he
may also coma 10 Rosemount 10 talk
over the arrangements with Judge
PARKER, although no plan for such q sc t't
ference has yet been made. AZ
The Programme.
The programme for. tho ceremonies a
Rosemoun. on August 10th will follow Nvf
8preccdents laid down for similar events.
4 1t lis known that Judge Parker IS pnr-
3ticularly impressed with the simplicity
OF the ceremonies which took place OH
the occasion OF President Lincoln's Ne
cond nomination, and also when Judge
Thurman was informed OF his nornilin.
ton for yicc-P President. The speeches
both times were marked because OF their
R brevity. When President Cleveland WAS
notified IN 1883 he made long speech,
and theceremonies were far more forn,n
than any othcr&which have been brought
to- the attention OF those who are arrang-
ing details OF the sRosemount ceremonies
i It Is tho plan now Mt Rosem cunt to have
tile notification follow closely the form
I Of the earlier ceremonies vs. y is not
expected that Judge Parker will talk
ct any length, nor that he Will discuss
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AMERICANS WIN.
Victory in international Games
Goes to Yale and Harvard.

(By. Assoclated PressD
\ LONDON, July 23-Yalc and Harvard
were the yictors in the International
games held today at the Queens Club,
West Kensingt on. They defeated Ok
ford and Cambridge III six out Of nine
events before an immense crowd, which
never lost Interest even In such a tedi-
GUS costest as the hammer throwing. "a
mast wis placed on one side OF the
field which flew American and Bri fish
1ags as TIL q victory went from one side
To- the u Their. III finally fIoated the Stars
ana Stripes as IAN Q fflcial notification OF
the. success of the blue and crimson (; I,
dash. v Time. Q AS seconds.
40 l.9yV.& Gregsori, ambride. won the mile
run. Time. 4 Z minutes, q 10 seconds.
c. /. Victor, Yale, won the. high jump,
3 Fl. II. Holding. oxford. won the half
mile run; Time: gminue. 6 ~ seconds.
milo run. 81 Time. 40 4-b seconds. 5
q Si,evlfn, Yale. won the hammer throw,
his best throwing being 1528 feet 8 inches
s88 Ell Clapp, Yale. won the hurdle event.
Tirhc, Is 4-6 second s.. I'D mi s,5sf5sI 81.
81 e. e p She field, Yale, won the long
Jump, ma King q feet 10 IA inches.
7s Cody, OXFORD, won the two emile race.
Tins, % nutcs, 50 second
iaf: Etmplr ...aa
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SvA1DEN--LYoN
A Richmond Man Secures North
Carolina Bride. (.
(specIal to The Times- DIspalci.) y

{special.t to The Times Dispatcli.)
XIX WAYN15SvtLLE NJ c.. July 23,- AT 4
O'clock this afternoon Miss Vera Lyon. Of
Durham, N. ca was united In tile bonds
OF holy wctlock to Mr.. Shelter, Walden
OF Richmond. Va. rho, marriage took
place In Grace Episcopal Church Rev.
Mr.. stone performed the ceremony, ac-l
cording to, tile beautiful ritual OF the
Church. a
THE bride was given away by Judge.
TnSloc, who IL a family connection Of the
groom.
a Miss Lyon is one Of the bellies OF the
grand old North State and belongs TO one
OF It's Oldest and best families. The groom
IS OF Virginia $ best blood and Is a
worthy son OF the Old Dominion. For
years lie has been In the trusted and res
sponsible employ Of the American To-
bacco Company.
Afterst,le ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Walden
went, to-. Eagles Nest accompanied by.
5Judgn and Mrs. w. II. Tayloe, Of Union
town, Ala. - ri
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ARE NOT ENTHUSIASTIC.
Republican Leaders w orried
Over Tameness Party FEELING.

& Over Tameness Party Feeling
(Specfal to The Times Dlspatch1
WASHINGTON, D. c. July % 1t Is.
a matter of common not oriety that Roo se-i
vel is nomination has not aroused he.
ent husiasn OF !. the Republicans OF the
Mast but ono would suppose that for
REASONS Sof pride, II nothing else, they
would take some interest in the success
OF the ticket. y :. Hampto Moore Of
Philadelphia, presiden t Of the National,
Republican League ri no is now In w ash-
ington, makes no concealment Of his APP:
prehcnsons for the safety~of the party;
as the result Of this wild espread and gen
ieraI lukewarmness among the Repurllcani
voters OF New York and Pennsylvan
and he came a i the way to the national
ca pital to impress upon Cha rman5 Cor
fteiyou, OF the National COMMITTEES, the
urgent necessity OF aggressive acti ion In
ord cr5 to overcome this ind ference, ss
eiS Mr.. Moore has recent ~ traveled ext en-
gsively through Pcnnsy lvania a and New
York, and wa 81 painfully impressed he.
said, by tho oful la ok OF interest mani
tested by the Republicans Of that Stale
!Generally In the OUTCOME OF the campaign
Republican, badges lin the stronghold Of
Republicans We're the exception instead
Of the rule and contrasted. he added,
rather sharply with the conditions which.
obtained aftert the nomination OF AlcKin-.
IVY, "t!eHt sy " SO'ouS ? Sd 5eI " auotIl
the lapel Of his coat with some Insignia
OF the nominees on the r republican ticket.
K Mr. Moore's experience is in keeping
Wit the genera trend Of the talk Of most.
OF the visiting Republicans, some ofEthemf
of national prominence. Nhilc spraisingi
the ticket in&p public hey arc less conf
dent In their private talks With friends,
and frankly acknowledg e that tho way. is
besct with difficulties and that the indl-s
cations point to- a large Democratic vote
|tiroughou the country. y, "a 5}
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DAvlS1fTD[.s Be NOTIFIED sATl
WHITE SU LPHUR SPRINGS

fRv Associatnd Press,) e
sPRI NGS, PA July es.---s
Hon, Henry Il. Davis, Democratic cali-5
dldutc for Ylce-P President, has decided to
have thelnptiflcatlons meeting Mt White
Sulphur SPRINGS w, va. Tho date has
not vet been fixed, Fhnt 1t will be- about
the middle of August. Senator Davis
says that lle is hero for rest as this
As the only opportmity he vii have, n 10
does not intend to talk or think of poll
tics daring Ills sojourn hero. IIo Intends
leaving next Thursday and Will Al 30
straight To- Ills homo at; IIlkins, VA!
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with any OF the men who have been reps
resenting Judge Parkers interests before
and since the national convention. Tho
recognition which tho Tainmany orga1t-!
zation is 10 have In the coming Stale
convention or in the selection Of a Carl.
didate fo1s Governor Will be settled, 1t Is
said, by Messrs. Parker and Murphy per-
sonaily, and not by representatives Of
these men. The Tamrnany leaders recog-
nixe In Judge Parker as good politician
as any Of hls friends, and the belief is
expressed that an amicablc understanding
Will be reached when the Judge and the
Tammany leader confer and that the pro-
grantne agreed upon will be for tho best
of the party III tho State.
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NEGRO DEMOCRATS.
Adopt Platform Urging Election
Of Parker and y Davis. III

/ ESPECIAL to The TImes-D ispatch;) &,S
CHICAGO. ILL.,, July ~. Tho National
Negro Demo cratic Leagues Executive
Comm tteeS has Just closed It's meet,ng III
;Ghicago and adoptcd a strong plat form,
@lrginsF the el ection Of Pa rkergandt Davis.
and declaring forthc Dem ocratic platform
lin full. James a. Ross. of Buffalo. pres
ident Of The league. attcnded. 4 Il
4 endorse the election of Parker and
Davis, said Ross to-day. .One thing we
ask corrected, and that is tho confusion
3of3tte National Negro Democratic League
With the Civil Liberty League. The or
.ganlzatlons arc entirely separate, al
though efforts have been made by Re-
ipublicans to show TINT their action In
endorsing Roosevelt Included us, " Wn
are planning Sanactire campaign. and We
feel eontldent Of Denlpcra tic ayIntorY.,.al3.-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-24
Deed of Trust.

sas "A deed OF trust was recorded in the
Circuit Court OF H nrico county yester-
day by I. II. Il Brauer and - osephine o..
Brauer. his wife, conveying to B. Rand.
Wexford and Roscoe G. n elson, trustees,
real estate In Henric count " and Rich
IN the National Bank Of Virginia for
SIS, 900. t5 Il Il
l8 The property conveyed includes a farm;
three lots, and The residence Of MIR.
Brauergtn the county ogether with ten ten
acres OF land. .
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Intimately any of the campaign Issues,
but Will leave this to 4 tho letter OF ,.c-
ceptancc, which Will be issued q week Or
Letter From Schurz.

LVItGI8 FROM s0ClluLZ.
Il a letter giving great satisfaction at
Efaoseinount has been received sby#Jlidgc
Parker from Carl schurz. II lis as fol-
8lOws
mot asia party man, but NJ TN inde-
pendent, j feel bound to express to you
my sincere respect. Tho principles and
opinions you ate known to hold as tnsthe.
currency. Imperialism, the tariff and the.
civil service, strongly com nlcild them-
selves to men of my way of thinking
But IL, as an independent. ever was
doubling for what candidate my duty
commanded mo to vote. your action on
the terms of5Sour ,1omineton has COM
8plctely solved tl,l. doubt. II has rem
or incnlculable value. u mo 4 man can
i honestly deny that II has demolished
tho last nrctcxt for stifl Treating the gold
question as a lived OF patty cohtro-
avcrsy andsthat 1t has thus relieved the
business community a OF IN element OF.
peculiarly unhealthy agitation and
dangerous uncertainty. There Is A,1
Scsidcnt,sS that any attempt to continue
that agitation artificially, for mere party
advantage, mist8be condemned by every
good citizen as absolutely wicked I'M
deed, as little less than criminal.
.,However, your manly declaration shat
Vol, would accept the offered nominal.
ton for the presidency only II tho offer
came In harmony with your sense of
public dutyyhas set UP before the Ameri-S
can people one OF those noble standards
OF moral coura ge9 and civic virtue, Of
which our public life stands SO much iiss
need. THE higher you lit. that 'standard
the higher YOU Will rise in The cstccm
and confidence OF your count ry,1,en, and
the more surely they will hold you worthy
of their highest trust.
Name Twins After Them.
& "A pair OF Tennessee twins are to bear
names of members OF tho Democratic
candidates family. Homer Parker, OF
3,raxon, Team, who believes himself to be
tiistantly related to Judge Fa rker. In
announcing the birth OF twins, has writ
ten to Rosemount as follows: " sg,
d my Dear slr.-Mysclf and wife have
twins. born to US on the Sth'--a boy and
a. girl. The boy $ name Is Alton 81. Park & Z
err Please give US the name OF your
wife or daughter, as we wan t to oh risten:
the girl the same. banking you In adj
Respectfully and probably Z distant
,2I.' ..1Toa dER Parker KS.
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VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE
-lHfata AgrlcillfIrnI and Menhnticnl Col

Estate Agricultural and Mechanical College)
AT SBLACKSBURi, VA.
q Southern Institute of Technology.
Instructors. Thoroughly n Equipped
Shops Laboratories and 1ntirmory. Farm OF
four hundred acres. Steam heating and cleo
trio lights In dormitorics. Degrco courses IN
Agricuiture, Horticulture. Civil, Mechanical
and Electrical Engineering, Applied G. emistry
and General Science. Shorter courses IN Prac-
teal Agriculture. and Practical Mechanics.
Total cost OF session Of nine mcnths. includ-
n tuition and other fees. Board: Washing.
Text books Uniform. Medical Att sl
session begins SEPT, 81 1904 For sca.nloEn.e
and glgother# Informal Ion apply to j NJ.
M.BRYDE,.4 "A PHI. Il. I, Ill. D., President. g9
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SCHOOLS.
7'iils
FORK UNION
ACADEMY.
JULIAN 3. MARTIN, Head Master.

e JULIAN B. MARTIN, Head Master.
This school had All enrolment OF 14s
students last session. IT has an efficient
cordng to the best, lip-to-date methods.
Strict attention given to tho health, COM
fort and advancement on Students. /, Il he
school Is military III It's government and
the War Department at washington city.
inter inspection of the condition, capac lily
ana equipment, has agreed to detail an
Students received at ~ years OF age,
though average age OF students was be-
tween 16I4nd 20 years Of age s.sESI
young ladies'. locat ed apart from the CAM
ptls. and the students are III, charge OF n
lady tencher. Expense for session for
board. tuition In English and tnatricula-
ton and military fee. 1920 !.
i For catalogue address L IN
DIR. WI. t. HATCHER,
5 President Of Trustees. az
Fork Union, Va. "
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Two n, Convention Held,

f.iSi nv AssnGin ted Pre- -
HOUSTON, rEXA $. u MY ssaa. l8o con-
vei,tions were held by tlle Democrats
of the Eighth congr essional Dist lcts to-
day one 8of them nominated s5 Co llgress-,
manSJolln M, Pine ney for aano her Term
The ether perfected orga.li1 ton and
then adj ourneds until the State convention
without ina king d nomination. This eoll-
yiention fayors %. q II oil {. of Houston,
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~ ~ ~
MOUNT DE SALES

ACADEMY OF THE VISITATION
$5f CATONsV1LLE& (Nears Bal tir1lore) q NJ D.
1cstablished 1852. Buildings and grounds ex.
tensive Il and & attractlvc; situation healthfui:
beautiful u ,h ana nh
work in English, science. music. art and slnne
Euagesi illustrated catalogues on app licatton
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-24
EPISCOPAL SCHOOL.
WythevlLLe, Va,

SESSION OPENS SEPT. 8, 1901.
Prepares for business or entrance to eXamina..
high grades admitting women Excellent nd--
vantages in T.anguages, Music and Art FERNS
Tery moderate. Re ererce, Dr. NJ p .ogan.
For further particulars address
q III i.sgs 81 Mrs. THOAfAs n. DEW.
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University I'Il||:'| | ! I0f;IYlRClNIA'

It is the Capstone of the Public School,
$Systen5of the. state Tui ton free to- Vir--5
g1nians In i he AGA demic Department.
Letters. Science, Law, a NJ icine, Engi-a
neering. Session begins 15th Septem ber.s
For gcatal ogue ad dress j. NJ. PAGE CHAIR
man, charlottesville. .ss
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CHURCH NOTICES.
SCHOOLS.
Industrial and AnaIytlca Che mistry

The demand for pract cal'chemlsts, grad
yates OF tho Schools Of Chelnistrysof tho
University OF Virginia, exceeds the supply.
All who have thus graduated within the
past few years have been promptly located
as chemists for iron furna ces, phosphate
works, sugar and oil reflnerles or similar
Industries. An industri Gus and Intelligent
young man. we'll trained to study may
make the course in one year For further,
informationTa pnly to 81
isSsssgg-s a nv NJ. PAGE, Chairman, .$
university Station. Cllarl ottesvie. Va. t8
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8$5igfLEE#plsTRlcT DRUG sToRE."'ts
The handsome pharmacy and residence
q & Mr.. John F. Bauer q the corner OF
PARK Avenue and I1on1bardy Street, IS
almost completed. Contractor G. J.8 Hunt
promises to turn over the d building by
August 10th. s. e
f Mt. Bauer has exercised good q judE-i
.ment In securing this location for a drug
store, and we trust 4 will prove a. boon
this ra IDLY growing sc g
tom ii ss q 8 q "
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Wins Kings Prize.

(Byg Associ ed Press.)
II BISLEYjI ENGLAND, ~ uly %. - Private
Parry. &S Canada, 5Swon the b Kings prize
with Al score Gfof 3o1 points, having de-
feated all tho crack shots OF the Brit
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al letter giving great satisfaction at
Rosemount has been received by. Judge
Holbrook argus., 1904-05-07
Ed Tewksbury
 | Dies at Globe.

Edward Tewksbury, the last of the principals in the Tewks- bury war of 1889, died in the county hospital last Thursday night. He had been a parvletie for a long time and his death was hastened by pulmonarycon- sumption. He left wife and three children. In 1892, Tom Graham, the. last member ofthat family who participated i'll the war, was shot from ambush and killed near Mesa. Ed Tewksbury was arrested, charged with the crime, and indicted. After sen. sational trial at Phoenix, during which, the wid ow of Graham at- tempted to shoot Tewksbury, and threats oflynching him were made, Tewksbury was found guilty on evidence that was who'll ly circumstantial and by many considered insufficient.
 On an error the court set aside the verdict and Tewksbury se- cured change of venue to Pima county. After a trial in which the jury disagreed, and confne- ment in the county jail for up- wards of a year, the charge against Tewksbury was dismiss ed and he was given his liberty. The reason for dismissal was that the case had been very ex- pensive one and there seemed to be no prospects of getting a con. viction.
 The case engendered a good of feeling and to this day the partisans of the respective fact ions are as firmly fixed in their opinion of Tewksbury's inno- cence or guilt of the murder of Graham as they were at the.time of the first trial of the case.- Globe Silver Belt.
Holbrook argus., 1904-05-07

Judge Wattron boarded No. ' Wednesday night for Los Angeles to visit with his family. James Scorse has charge of the drug store during the Judges absence.
Holbrook argus., 1904-05-07

Lieut.. and Mrs, Bennett came down from Ft. Apache, Monday. Mrs. Bennett left for the East Tuesday nidht, andLieut. return ed to the Post Thursday.
Holbrook argus., 1904-05-07

A Santa Fe water service gang was here this week laying a dis charge line from the mixing plant to the tank. o..
Holbrook argus., 1904-05-07

Dr. Godfrey came up from. the Post, Monday, and after spend ing a few days here, visiting with friends. he accompanied Lieut.. Bennett on his ret urn home.
Holbrook argus., 1904-05-07

R. D. Greer has received word, from Concho, of the arrival of a bran new girl in his family. Mother and babe doing nicely.
Holbrook argus., 1904-05-07
Riley Greer came down from St. Johns, today

A. E. Maupin and C. N. Hath orn have been appointed deputy sheriff's to guard Santa Fe prop erty at this place.
Holbrook argus., 1904-05-07

J. B. Blevins lett Thursday night for Hachita, N. M where he will enter the employment of ]. P. Burdett.
Holbrook argus., 1904-05-07

]. w: Richards. John Westover, Harvey Wimmer and Walter McLaws of St. Joseph, and Fay Gardner of Woodruff left for Winslow Wednesday, to guard Santa Fe property.
Holbrook argus., 1904-05-07

Ex-sheriff F. P. Secrist came up from Winslow, this morning and is visiting with old friends
Holbrook argus., 1904-05-07
Mack Parker of Navajo was a visitor here Monday.

Max Schuster has returned from a ten days visit, at Albu- querque, with his family.
Holbrook argus., 1904-05-07

Mrs H. F. Palmer arrived here Sunday morning from Detroit, Mich.
Holbrook argus., 1904-05-07

|. E. Porter came down from
 ShowLow Friday, to look after sheep interests here. B.
Holbrook argus., 1904-05-07

Emmet Wallace came up from the Headquarter ranch, Satur' day.
Holbrook argus., 1904-05-07
Rev Healy held services at the school house, last night.
Frank Wallace was visitor in our burg Thursday.
Dr. Chilson was here on pro fessional business Monday.

Mrs. J. L. Clark returned home from Winslow Saturday night.
 Louie Garvin returned home from Winslow Tuesday.
 Mrs. May Fine left on belated No. ' Wednesday, for Prescott.
 lanes Scott returned to Show Low Tuesday. Y Mack Parker of Navajo was a visitor here Monday.
 Max Schuster has returned from a ten days visit, at Albu- querque, with his family.
 Emmet Wallace came up from the Headquarter ranch, Satur. day.
 r. I. E. Porter came down from ShowLow Friday, to look after sheep interests here. T
 Ex-sheriff F. P. Secrist came up from Winslow, this morning and is visiting with old friends Mrs H. F. Palmer arrived here. Sunday morning from Detroit, Mich.
 A foot of snow was reported at Cooley's ranch Monday morning.
 The A. C. M. I. has just receiv- ed car load of the, celebrated "Bain" wagons.
 Mrs. w. H. Clark has been very sick the past week, but is now rapidly recovering.
 J:"J. Brady was in from his sheep camp Thursday, taking in the sights of the city.
 B. H. Bargeman came up| from Chevlon Tuesday He re- ports heavy showers there, Monday.
 Roy Tucker arrived here. Sat urday morning from Kansas, and left for Canyon Creek, Monday.
 G. w. Hennesy came down from Adamana Friday with a small herd of fat cattle, which he sold to R. D. Greer.
 The dance given Thursday night was attended by very small crowd, but a very enjoy able time was had.
 Mrs. A. E. Henningcam down from Pinta, last Saturday. She returned, home that night, on ] No. ?.
Holbrook argus., 1904-05-07

James Scott returned to Show Low Tuesday.
Holbrook argus., 1904-05-07

A foot of snow was reported at Cooley's ranch Monday morning.
Holbrook argus., 1904-05-07

H. H. Scorse returned home Tuesday, from the Salt River Valley where he wintered his large bands ofsheep. MT. Scorse says: That country has no charms for me-"
Holbrook argus., 1904-05-07

Forest Supervisor Moulter, ac- companied by Mrs. Moulter stopped over here Thursday, on their return to Nutriosa from Prescott, where Mr. Moulter had been as witness in some sheep trespass cases, on trial before the U. $. Court, in session there.
Holbrook argus., 1904-05-07
Mrs. ]. L. Clark returned home from Winslow Saturday night.
Louie Garvin returned home from Winslow Tuesday.

Mrs. May Fine left on belated No. ' Wednesday, for Prescott.
Holbrook argus., 1904-05-07

The A. C. M. l. has just receiv- ed a car load of the celebrated "Bain" wagons.
Holbrook argus., 1904-05-07

Mrs. w. H. Clark has been
 very sick the past week, but is now rapidly recovering.
Holbrook argus., 1904-05-07

This section was visited with one and one half inches of snow Sunday night, followed by slow drizzling rains Monday. The ground was so dry it absorbed most of the fall, making very lit tie water in tanks. We need more.
Holbrook argus., 1904-05-07

Mrs. A. E. Henningcame down from Pinta, last Saturday. She returned home that night, on No. 2.
Holbrook argus., 1904-05-07

". P. Edie, ofAlbuquerque, was here this week assisting A. A. Vandewort in receiving the num- .erous clips of wool that Mir. :Vande wort purchased while on a recent trip to Concho and St. Johns, ! '~'''| s:...
Holbrook argus., 1904-05-07

J:"J. Brady was in from his sheep camp Thursday, taking in
 the sights of the city.
Holbrook argus., 1904-05-07

The dance given Thursday night was attended by very small crowd, but a very enjoy able time was had.
Holbrook argus., 1904-05-07

B. H. Bargeman came up from Chevlon Tuesday He re- ports heavy showers there, Monday. :"
Holbrook argus., 1904-05-07

Roy Tucker arrived here Sat urday morning from Kansas, and left for Canyon Creek, Monday.