The Snowflake herald., 1913-12-05
HOLBROOK LOCALS
And PERSONALS


week.
Mrs. Eliza T. Smith, of Snow
flake, came down Tuesday and
returned the next day.
J. E. Crosby and bride return
ed home from their wedding tour
to California last Friday.
C. c.. Bryant was in town
from his ranch near Pinedale the
first of the week for supplies and
newly acquired piano.
Warren M. Tenney and son,
Warren, of Alpine, Apache
county, were here the first of
the week shipping cattle.
]. J. Shumway, contractor for
the transportation of govern
ment stores, was in town this
week managing the shipment OF
the supplies and paraphernalia
of the troops incident to removal
and change of troops at Ft. Apa-
che.
Mrs. Charley Thomas has been
on the sick list for several days
and the latter part of the last
week was adjudged insane by
Judge Sapp on the findings of
DR.. Bazell, county physician.
She was taken to the asylum for
the insane at Phoenix by Sheriff
Woods, DR.. Bazell and Mrs.
Woods.
A car load of Indiana wagons
were received here this week for
the Moqui Indians, who are on
hand to receive most of them.
One of the Indians stated that
they did not have to pay any
thing for the wagons, but that
they had to work one hundred
thirty days for wagon and har-
ness, i. e., the Indians are COM
PEELED to work one hundred thir-
ty days for themselves in pay
ment of a wagon and harness.
The quarterly examination of
applica is for teachers certifi-
Gates was held at the office of
the County School Superinten-
dent Monday. Miss Nora Car
mody and Miss Pauline Hilliard
applying for certificates in do
mestic science and domestic art.
Under the new ruling of the
Board of Education, no applicant
is entitled to take the examin-
alton unless at least one month S
notice is given to the County
School Superintendent of their
intention of trying it.
Mrs. Clara Tenney is here Wis
iting with her daughters Mrs. R.
c.. and E. J. Smith, having re-
Gently returned from Salt Lake
city, where she underwent sew
eral operations at the L. D. S.
hospital, two on the eye and one
for appendicitis. Although be-
ing in very weakened condi-
ton, Mrs. Tenney is very much
improved in health and is very
cheerful, Notwithstanding the
sight of the eye operated on was
not restored.
The Board of Supervisors was
/ in session the first of the week
looking after the regular busi-
ness of the county and such
other matters as were needing
attention, but no county recorder
was appointed to fill the vacancy
caused by the death of Mr..
Houck, the matter being deferr-
ed for one month. A contract
was let for the painting of the
upstairs of the courthouse, but it
was not learned what color of
paint was to be used, but it is
presumed it will be red, as that
| is the part of the building where
the hot stuff is generated, the
judicial department being on the
top floor.
President Joseph F. Smith,
head of the Mormon church, and
party consisting of his wife and
daughter, Anthon H. Lund, 1st.
Counsellor to the President, Bp.
Charles w. Nibley and wife,
Apostles George A. Smith and
Joseph F. Smith, Jr., and Pa
triarch Hyrum G. Smith arrived
here from Snowflake Sunday
evening and held services at the
courthouse, Mr.. Lund, Bp. Nib
ley and President Smith occupy
ing the time. The party left the
next morning for Mesa, where
they will attend the conference
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