Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-17
NAVAJO SCHOOLS TO
COST $4,000
Contract Let for Building at
Tuba; Heavy Rains Fill
Wells in the Desert Country

Especial CorrssBonaeses 90 the usratal
Tuba city. Ariz.. Jun0 is.-Forest
Garthwane II home from Marsh
Pass where he has been overseeing the
construction of a new road, and -
uoW giving his attention 20 the sheep
dipping proposition.
S. s. Merrin. who has been a clerk
at the trading post Of Bnhhitt a War
rem Ht Red Lake for several years,
lc7t the FIRST ~ the month for his
home la Maine. and after a short time
he expects 10 remove with his family
from that place Co southern CUlifor-
mia. Ills place al Red Lake Is taken
by Earl Boyer, who has been for two
months clcrking az the local post OF
Babbitt 4 Preston.
s. s. Preston and family. accom-
panied hy superintendent Jcuries, Wis
tied Fiamtanf last week ia the for
mer's touring car, making the trip in
40 town In little over fOug hours
Mr. Ienfies and Mr.. Preston were
looking hp matters In connection with
am improved road this side OF the Lit
ne Colorado river. The party return
"a ON the evening 0f the fourth.
Keith Warren was down from the
Red Lake trading post visiting friends
~ TUBA q few days last week.
The mercury reached 81 degrees
above one day last week, this being
equal a. the highest fgure touched
AN last summer.
MIR Chprles spencer OF the Lees
Ferry Mining company. was in Tuba
Monday last en- ramte home after a
visit 90 Denver. whore his wife Is
quite 49, lle was being driven across
the desert by g. r. Emblem Of Flag
sta0 n his Ford car. The gentlemen
remained al night az the school. con-
tlnuing their journey Tuesday morn
ing.
Mr. n. n. Marble and daughter.
Fora, drove into Flagstaff lns{ week
90 meet Miss Hazel Woolscy OF TIE
cumseh. Nebraska, ana Miss Fay
sanford of Humboldt. Nebraska, both
Of whom win remain several weeks as
guests OF the Marble family. Miss
Woolscy Is sister 81 Mrs Marble.
The young ladies plan to later Join
the Marbles In a visit TO California
points.
Mr.. charles r. Krautor OF Brook
limo, Mass, arrived the FIRST OF the
week, ia care OF his guide, ID. S. Hib-
ben OF Flagstaff, ana visited a few
days al the school. He later c0ntin-
ued his way into the Lees Ferry re-
Rion un "a Sightseeing trip and vaca-
tion outing He is thoroughly In love
with Arizona, having made visits here
on several different occasions during
former years.
Dr. g. &. Collins of Albuquerque.
~ NJ, arrived Tuesday afternoon
with his driver, Mir. Smith Of Flag
star. and viii spend some weeks SUI
perinSending the dipping % sheep on
the reservation, Vie la sent here By
the department OF agriculture.
An informal 6ance was participated
In by employees and guests az the asr
sembly hail on Monday eveninE there
being about a adzen couples present.
Mrs. J. j. Conklin. who has been in
very poor health for some time
shows considerable Improvement late
ly. and ON Wednesday morning left
On the Preston automobile. accompan-
fed by her husband and daughter, Mrs.
Constance Clark, for Ions Beach,
Cal. whore the two ladies viii remain
for some time. Mr.. COnklin. after
getting ais wife comfortably located
Will return 90 his duties as additional
farmer at this agency
Matthew ~ Murphy, supervisor OF
farming on this reservation, left the
middle 81 last week FOR the Marsh
Pssn district, where he will superln-
tend the construction 81 number OF
tanks for use OF the Indian flocks. He
was accompanied by his wife, who ar