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The Detroit times., 1913-12-31
TO WASH DISHES
and FORGET STAGE
Girl FOrger. With HistrOnic AS
piratiOns, ParOled and viii Get
Kitchen job

Netre krause. l7year-old passer o.
forged checks. was paroled, Tuesday
morning, by Justice Stein. and placed
in charge OF Parole Agent McGill for
six months Sac Is going to wash
dishes ana co housework, and give up
all ideas OF sta,e career Her par
ents settled" for the three small
checks thar she cashed. and she is TO
repay them ont OF her earnings
80 you want "A to be star. did
you?" asked Justice Stein.
Star? What's that? Not me-" SAID
Nettie. who had claimed 10 have the.
atrical asD,ratior5 and had enrolled
with dramatic school. since departed
from our midst. an a hurry
Then Justice Steln gave Nettie "a
bunch OF don Is 10 observe Some
Of them were.
Don't tango Don't bunny hug,
Don't frequent dance halls al all Don I
linger around theater entrances and
look at the bill boards Don't go 10
the movies too often. Don't pet back
here again. or youll be sorry"
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Ordinance No. VA

AN ORDINANCE to amend Section .
OF Chapter l59 OF the compiled or.
dInanCes of the city OF Detroit for
the year 1912.
IT is hereby ordained by the People
of the city OF Detroit.
Section 1. That Section of Chan
ter So OF the compiled ordinances
Of the city OF Detroit for the year
1912. be. and the same is hereby
amended SO as TO read as follows
Sec. 2. That every person DESTROYS
to carry on said trade or business shall
make application in writing to the
Mayor OF said City for d license. set
ting forth the street or number OF the
place OF business in which he or she
Intends to carry on said trade or bust
ness; and the Mayor shall have power
to grant such license upon the pay
ment of Fifty Cents and executing a
bond 10 the CITY OF Detroit i'm the
penal sum OF Ten Dollars, with one or
more sufficient sureties. conditioned
upon the faithful observance OF the
provisions OF the City Charter. and the
said license shall be N. force until the
first Gay OF November next ensuing
Approved Dec. 2S 1919
OSCAR Il. MARX.
Mayor
Attest RICHARD LINDSAY.
(A-26sl City Clerk.
COfhcial papers please copy)
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AUTO OWNERS
RUSH TO SECURE
1914 LICENSES
Many Tags Issued Despite Fact
That New Law is Being
Tested in Court
GET CASH BACK If
STATUTE Is INVALID
Detroit Office, Opened Tuesday.
TO be Maintained Permanent
ly. Says MartindaIe

Secretary OF State Martndale open
ed an Office in room No SOS. Majestic
building, Tuesday. Tor the disposal or
1914 automobile licenses. anu in spite
or the fact that Mayor Marx has an
nounced that he viii protect anyone
who waits FOR the supreme court 10 act
on the auto tax Jaw. great many Ii.
censes were issued during the morn
ing. TWO clerks were kept busy filling
out application blanks, swearing the
owners OF cars 10 the truth OF their
statements, and receiving the horse.
power tax
Automobile owners have evidently
Inquired thai they may as we'll pay their
tax and old any possibility of com
plications' said Secretary Mertindale.
They may as well pay. for in case the
law is declared invalid. their money
will be refunded--all but the regular
auto tax OF SO. when has been in et-
feet In the past
Police Commissioner Gillespie said,
Tuesday, that h. had been misunder-
stood when he was quoted as saying
that he would suspend the enforce
ment OF the license law for only 80
days.
Il said that no action would be TAX
en- by the department until after 80
days from the handing down OF the de-
cision by the sLrreme court" he de-
clared THAT will give people time,
II the court decides that the horsepow-
er tax is legal, 10 secure their tags
The Majestic building Office will be
open-p eEmaaantl- ~ g. 4aFtlllala4.A
says. When the rush stops. there will
be a reduction in the force OF clerks.
but from 9 a. IN. until 4 p m. there
will be someone on hand 10 take
money ana issue licenses.
The new law requires a Ford car,
which hitherto has paid So year, 70
pay a tax OF $ll Tor the Ford is rated
at % horsepower: and the tax Is 80
cents per horsepower. A new electric
machine valued at $4,000, but having
only six horsepower, pays tax or
only 81 And tACre is no personal
property tax in addition, for this tax
takes the place e. It.
There was little complaint from
those who applied for licenses. Tues
day. Several an not appear 10 KNOW
very much about their cars. and made
wild guesses at the boo q Their cylin-
ders The clerks. in some cases. had
10 make as accurate estimates as they
could regarding the actual horsepower.
The Detroit times., 1913-12-31

street woodward avenue. Charlotte
avenue and Peterboru street. also the
north and south alley first west OF
Woodward avenue from the south line
Of Peterboro street youtherly 80 the
south line OF east and west alley. and
s now open 10 inspection at this
ufnce. ana viii remain I'm this office for
nve days from - "rst publication or
concerned Al lots or parcels OF land
abutting on. or adjoining the alley so
described have been assessed for such
Improvement.
The Hoard of Assessors will meet on
TUESDAY. the 9Th day ~ January. 1914.
AZ o'clock e. W. at their office in
the city HAN and viii remain in ses-
sion FOR a period of sis hours 10 hear
any person or persons desiring 70
object TO any assessment so made.
BOARD CO.. ASSESSORS
By IoUE g. NAGEL.
lA-3TOD President.
The Detroit times., 1913-12-31
DRUG VICTIM REFORMED
BY WORkHOUSE TERM

Three months in the workhouse has
worked wonders for Robert Hurley,
a drug victim. He appeared in the
Office OF Harry Kiedan assistant prose
cutor. Tuesday. and declared that he
weighed 40 pounds more than he did
at the time OF sentence lie also de-
clared he was cured OF the habit.
Hurley evcited attention at the time
OF his arrest owing 10 his destitute
condition and the face that he was
highly educated and had been man
OF refinement he left the city today
for HRS home in Toledo
Job Printing Done Right Times
Printing CO.. y John R-st
The Detroit times., 1913-12-31
Special On police penslon.

q he Honorable tIc Common connect,
Fnticmcn Your special COMMITTEE
whom WAS referred Tho petition or
Warren Il SNOW. asking mat FL
sion Doc Erautod her according so
uun bAh CO tIr Charter of the CITY
Detroit. resp"ctluily rDpoEt t4at N'e
49, carefullN considered said petition
4 the testimony relating thereto au.l
that petitioner rs the ~ iuoW o'
rrn u snow. late mcmurr OF
Strtrr1 T1rTrIII T'0Tr171- r1eTTTrr1I-flt.
died on November q. 1913 hN rra-
~ heing shot while ON duty. Under
'inn Gao of Tie City Chatter tIr
CIV or Warren * SNOW, D. 'ntitirH
ecriyc pension ut So 90 rrr mo lh
long as ,snc continues IuWarrl.u
Committee recommends mat ,nr
Ner of petitioner he granted aud
tilr pension date and b"eiu N't
t9fa
Etspoctfmly Submitted
OSCAR T. MAItN Mayor
JOHN GILLESPIE
GEO. ENGEI4 CourrUitvr
ALBERT II ALLAN
CfiAs " BURTON
JOHN g. LODGE
rrcopted, and/0n /le1Fe the follow
resolution WAS offered
AID Lodge.
trsoved. That th, Cu> Clerk De-
Il he is hereby directed tn place on
Pension Rull the naNe ef Mrs.
y tren * SNOW WHO shall De- entitled
receive each month tho sum 90 S25.oo
loW Co.! the late Warren IS SNOW.
hmencing NoV 10. 1913 until surU
uslon shall terminate hN operation
NV. and be 10 further
Resolved That the City Controller
ana ho is hereby directed 20 draw
warrant upon the propcr fund lu
-amounts 60 tho person above meu
4ed and az and for iue iime above
forth and be il further
Resolved That the city Coutroller
and hc H. requested go include iu
annual estimates sum sufficient
provide saH -e.tttiay hrreiu befpr,
horiZed
dcpted az follows
-as Aid Allan. Barnett. Rphlow.
y Case. DE Galan. Dill nmRcmau.
td. 'reiwald, Guthard. Hess, li.p-
Jakcl keatiue Lempke Little
J. Lodge. Movie D'Brirn 'QWcu.
a. Reinhardt Eutter SchcUanSl>N 81.
iItz SkrzycEi ThompSuu Nctnor,
mel Wilson and inc President So.
ayS None
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Ordinance No. so-A

AN ORDINANCE to amend section g
of chapter ISL OF the Compiled Or,I
uances of the city OF Detroit for the
vtug tgls.
10 hereby ordained By tie pcopls
of The city OF Detroit
section a. That section s Of lChanrcr
ISL nf The Compiled ordinances ~ me
CITY ,f Detroit be- and the sals,e Is /,
hereby amended - as 10 read as fol-
lows, ~
see s No saloon where splrituons
lnLoSirs ting OF malt liquors ARE enlf
Gc shah hereafter be eStni,,
lishel apa maintained within The rsr't
ritory within the limits az the CITY off
Detroit described ~ all that post},o
OF The citS bounded on the north ~
the nortterlv limo 80 the sixth vrrr.i i.
the dividing line between the Fourff<|
and Sikfh wards on the east. the Iivl<l., ii
ing line between the SIXTH ana F.frhf ~
.wards on the west. and hy the soufhs.
erIp rky limits I1I4f
= Sec q All ordinances or partx 81
ordinances IN conflict herewith ara *
See q rnl~ ordinance shall tam
Immediate effect. We
Anproved nee 2s. 1914. ~
OSCAR v. N.ARX. < y:
KfFest R1CHNRp LINDSAY Z. Y,
A.sts ,ofaciai papers please ecpy> rs; +.
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Ordinance No. 7R-A

AN ORDINANCE To provide for the
time OF expiration of all licenses is
sued TO the keepers OF meat shops.
restaurants and second hand stores.
Ii IL hereby ordained by the PeopIe
OF the CITY OF Detroit:
Section I. That all licenses issued
10 the keepers or meat shops. restau-
rants. or second hand stores shall ex-
pire on the first day Of November. next
following the date OF the issue
Sec .. This ordinance shall take
Immediate effect.
Approved Dec %. 1913
OSCAR Il. MARN
Mayor
Attest. RICHARD LINDSAY.
tA-364) CITY Clerk
(Ofnciai Dapers pleaee dopX
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Ordinance No. 78-A

Az ORDINANCE changing the name
Of Milwaukee avenue wesf vest OF
Sterling avenue, 10 Ferry Park ave-
nue.
III ~ hereby ordained by the Peopie
Of the city OF Detroit.
section l. That the public street or
highway heretofore known as Mil
waukee avenue west. extending vest
erly from Sterling avenue. be and the
same a. hereby changed and shall here
after be known and designated a.
Ferry Park avenue
sec. g ThiSs ordinance shah take
immediate effect
Approved Dec %. 1919
OSCAR y. MARN.
Mayor.
IAttest. RICHARD LINDSAY.
fA-266) CITY Clerk
,ofncial papers please copy
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NOTICE-ALIEY PAVING
ASSESSMENT
hoard or ASSESSORS OFFICE
DtIF w FU'H'I y.
Paving Notice No. 1869.

To william Mcintosh. George W
Knight. Emma J. Pulford Ellznberh
&. Burt. Lou Burt a. S. Hewitt The
Addison Apartment Co.. George. T
Abrey Edward T. Rogers Jonm Wa.
ner Mary Mandleh1um Mary o.
Kirby. william ~ Wessnu Estate.
Adele r. shaw leroy r Spenrdr Ford
~ Rogers Violet o. Monot r. g. VAN
Uusau. sylvester cole George ~
Chandler james SOM ~EsVNe and to
all other PERSONS o%nin@ "eciWying.
lots and Bafcele OF real estate in tine
local assessment district established
nv IN. Common Council 40 defras tie
expensPs Of grading and pHtiuE the
alley within Tie boundaries ocr"in set
forth.
The assessment roll uns been come
nleted cor delr1Nlne tne rN peuee of
paNfng the alley 80 int.y heiug the
east and west AMY peH~c,n Park
The Detroit times., 1913-12-31
COMMON COUNCIL
0coniInued from rnsr SI,l
lrro REINnANnT.

,epted and adopted az follows.
as Ald Milan. Barnett BehioN,
O. l1sr De Galan. nlll Dingcmun,
, a. FrriWuld. GuthaLd Hess HIM
Jakrt. kcatipg. Lempke. Little
l-odpc. Nowc. 80 brieu, owen.
i,eiuhnInt Rutter. SchDnunsky,
ilt1 ShrH' alyi, THOMPSON, Vernon.
vel Wilson and the Prcsidont-3..
TVS None.
The Detroit times., 1913-12-31
Ordinance No. 79-A

AN ORDINANCE changing the name
OF MOrreli street extending from
Detroit River 10 Toledo avenue. 10
M0rrell avenue
ne Is hereby ordained by The people
OF tho CITY Of Detroit.
section T. That the public stree. or
highway heretofore known as Morreil
street extending from Detroit River
90 Toledo aycnue. De-. ana the same *
hereby changed 90 and shall hereE tier
Dee known AS NorreN avenue.
sec This ordinance sh1ll take
immediate effect
Approved Dec %. 1913.
OSCAR h NNRZ.
Mayor
Attest Richard LINDSAY,
city Clerk.
A-3S1 (ofhciHl papers please copy)
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NOTICE-ALLEY PAVING
ASSESSMENT
poARo OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. December - 1919
Paving Notice No 126S


To Robert g. Hump Herbert j. Conn
Fanny g.. Angel 3 ~ Mackay Ralph
H. AIdriFH Joseph MctEger oliver o..
Iwnrt BuSus. owen. Estate. Cook
Fnru .Co Minnie w. Armstrong Ais
bert Al licnr, and 90 AN other per-
4oYs owuiuA. orcuptiuE. or utherW So
Interested boo ans ~ thc lots and pnr-
frl4 of raal estate boz The local assess
f1rnt district established by the com
fnou Council GO defraf the expenses -
uradiug and paving the alleV within
tDs boundaries herein set forth
The ueSessmeut roll las been come
.nletef Tot defra wing tho expense er
n,rirr tls ailtA No 3pA being the
ana. in hloek h.tWtru iroauois and
iatrne aNtnrDs froU The north curb
lin, 90 kgncs avenUe fu the south curn
lime ~ 50 Hylol uNenVtg aDdDs noV
omen To-. lusiIGtion at/thIs ofice. aud
,,ii remain iu thi- nftcr for Eve DAYS
rom tho FIRST publication OF this
notice fur the Inspection af an cSn-
eeruad Nii lots ~ parcels ct lana
ahnttinr on or ADJOINING tire alley 50
,les,.rihed. kHVe been ASSESSED for -such
iufsruK euent ~"
yfhs i,olfd ~ Nssessors wiUmeet Oh
Tuesda,. tle CTR Jay o. fanTbfy 100.
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at o'clock a. m, nj their office in the
city Hall andlMill remain In session
for a period OF six hours TO hear any
person or persons desiring 10 object
10 any assessment so made
BOARD or ASSESSORS,
- JOHN &. NAGEL. d.
tA-3t9) President. .
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~ ElCgTEESTIN WARD a. ~
- ttgSt RisNlCt--COrner Green aNEnuF
End ,,rle street
! second plstTirt--Corner Portland
4 avenue and lIarbgagh street
THIRD bistrict-CorneT Waterman
and Reg avenues.
Fourth Dlstrlct--cornD Lexington
aud Central avenues
Fifth Distrirt---( 'ornHr l.Awudalc
avenue and Porter street
sixth District Corner Norman ana
seventh District-Corner Michigan
anu Slipnert avenues
SECOND WARD
Resolved That Archibald Grant be
ahd ne D. hereby appointed member @,
I District OF the second Ward iu place OF
2 Potter. who has resigned
Adopted.
By AID Vernon.
Resolved. That Oswald Stamm be,
and hc T. lereb. appointed member OF
the Board OF Registration OF the Second
District OF the Second Naro.
By Ala. keating.
Resolved. That the city Treasurer be,
aud he Is hereby directed 10 accept from
l049. l.. ThirtN-hfth street between Nc
Gruw and Warren. the sumo Of t9f 90
for cemont walks ana cancel the balance
. ou account Of error
- Adcpiso as follows:
: Neas--Ald Allan Barnett Behlow,
Bicil. case. De Galan, Din. Dingeman,
Field. Frrlwald, GGthard. Hess, tlu-
die Iake Heating. Lempke. Little
, tlelG. Lodge. Move. @ Bricn, owen.
Reid. keinhardt. lsutter. Schemansky v.
! Schultz, Skrzycki. Thompson, Vernon.
I WcnHel Wilson and the Prosidcnt--3s
NaNS-None
! By Alt Heating.
Resolved THAT the CorpoTatiun Coun-
sci be. and he Is hereby requested to pre-
par" and transmit 20 the Common Coun-
eli an opinion as 90 the legal right ~
the Common Council To condemn for city
purposes the pronertS OF the Michigan
! Central and Grand Trunk railroads along
/ the front Of the Detroit river and II so
/ the proper legal steps TO acquire same
Adopted.
FIFTH WARD
The Detroit times., 1913-12-31
EIGHTH WARD

~ -NII, 'Hsr.
Resolved. That the Department OF
Public Works be. and Is hereby request
ed 10 consider the advlsability OF paving
Aiuela street Twelfth street 10 Wabash
avenue. Caroline street, Twelfth street
% Wabash avenue. Celia street. Twelfth
1welfth street 10 Wabash avenue Brv-
ant street Twelfth street 10 Wabash
sNenue. Merrick avenue. Twelfth street
to first alley west OF Wabash avenue.
Hancock averue. Twelfth street 20 Four
tterth ayenue Putnam avenue. Twelfth
street 90 Fourteenth avenue, with as
phglUc concrete, or concrete foundation.
using natural lake asphalts. preferably.
under the $500 900 clause OF the char
ter.
Ng0rtad
The Snowflake herald., 1913-11-07
Important to Homestead
Applicants

Reinstatement applications
should be made in Arizona Land
Office at Phoenix.
The commissioner of the Gen
eral Land Office, Washington, D.
c., has called the attention of
Arizona land office officials to the
fact that applications for rein
statement of cancelled entries are
frequently filed direct with the
commissioners office.
Instructions are given that
these applications, involving land
in Arizona, should be filed first in
the land office at Phoenix, in
order that proper notation of the
application may be on the records,
and all parties affected thereby
put on constructive notice as to
the pendancy of the application.
Thomas F. Weedin,
Register.
John ]. Birdno, Receiver.
The Snowflake herald., 1913-11-07
SNOWFLAKE LOCALS
And PERSONALS

Charles Savage and son were down
from Showlow Friday.
Misses Nettie and Ada Peterson were
down from Pinedale to the dance.
Lars Peterson, of Pinedale, was a
business visitor in Snowflake on Tues
day.
Joseph Young and Don Mcneil and
others were down to the big dance here
on Friday.
Bishop A. H. Smith and family came
over from Hunt October 31st to visit
relatives and friends.
Miss Winnie Hansen came down from
Lakeside on her way to the fair and to
attend the Ghost dance.
Isaac Isaacson, large cattle owner,
was in town Friday for the dance. He
said he enjoyed himself fine.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. P. Cooley, of Hol
brook, are visitors in Snowflake today,
having arrived yesterday afternoon.
The trip was made in their new 1914
Buick car.
Levi M. Savage was here over Satur-
day attending the meeting of the Stake
Board and shaking hands with his old
friends. Mr.. Savage is one of our old
est pioneers.
James w. Smith, cashier of the Bank
of Northern Arizona, returned home
Wednesday from Phoenix, where he at
tended the session of the Arizona Bank
ers' convention. Mr.. Smith was accom-
panied by his wife, and they report an
enjoyable and interesting trip. They
were the guests of the Phoenix bankers
in an auto trip to the Roosevelt dam,
and Mr.. Smith says that the scenery en-
route is grand beyond description and
that the dam itself is a marvel of en-
gineering. They took in the fair one
day and found every thing humming
and everyone satisfied and happy. They
speak in the highest praise of the hos
pitality of the good citizens of Ari-
zona's capital, and express regret that
business affairs would not allow Mr..
Smith to prolong the visit.
The Snowflake herald., 1913-11-07
To Increase the Weight

An increase in the weight of
parcels post packages to a hum
dred pounds is a possibility of
the near future, according to
Assistant Postmaster Knowles.
The increase which followed the
advance in the weight of pack
ages has led department heads to
believe that the system will be
more efficient to the public and
will attract more business if a
weight limit of 100 pounds is
established.
Department stores, which use
the parcel post system for deliv-
cry of small packages, undoubt-
edly would take advantage of
increased weight limits in deliv-
ering goods. In fact, it is said
that hundreds of merchants who
are barred from using the system
by the nature of the goods they
handle would take it up at once.
The Snowflake herald., 1913-11-07

ladies of the town. A nominal entrance
fee of one dollar will be charged.
Prof. Brimhall has the Drafting Room
nicely fitted up now and his students
are turning out some good work.
Should you care to see some specimens
of real art just inquire of the teacher
of the General History class. His stu
dents have handed in some pieces that
are strong in originality and individu-
ality.
The basket ball team is doing system
attic work and will defend our colors as
they should be defended in the games
at Thanksgiving time.
The workmen are busy at the arch
over the entrance. The large stones
bearing the inscription, Stake Academy,
are now in position.
CHIPS FROM THE WORKSHOP.
Teacher: "Tell about Cimon and
Pericles."
Student: ''Cimon opposed Pericles
and was afterwards 'extracised. ,"
Teacher: ''Defne ambiguous.
Student: / think it means something
bigger.
The Snowflake herald., 1913-11-07
HOlbrOOk News Items.

D. D. Crabb and family, of
Linden, came in from their ranch
Friday.
Frank Campbell, of Snowflake
was here Saturday en- route to
Phoenix to attend the Fair.
James Scott and Lars Petersen
of Pinedale, were business visit
ors here the last of the week.
Two more loads of poles ar
rived here curing the week for
the Holbrook Light and Power
comgany.
J. E. Richards, chairman of
the Board of Supervisors, was
over from St. Joseph Friday on
county business.
Burton r. Smith, of Snowfl Ike,
left here Sunday with train load
of cattle belonging to A. F. Nc
Bride for Los Angeles.
VIM. Morgan and family, of
Lakeside, motored in from their
ranch Friday and left Saturday
morning for Phoenix.
o. l.. Hart and Hi Fuller, cat
tlemen of Flagstaff and Winslow,
were here the first of the week
looking after their interests.
Chas. P. Cooley received a car
load of Buick automobiles Fri
day, he having taken the agen-
cy to handle them at this place.
X. C. Smith, county school
superintendent, left for Phoenix
the first of the week to attend
the jolnt-county Tecchers' In
Stitutue. =
b. b. Crosby, of Eagar, and
Cap Neagle, of Concho, were
here Friday and Saturday, look
ing after the shipment and sale
OF their cattle.
II. b. Thompson editor OF the
Snowflake Herld, arrived here
Sunday evening en- route to Phoe-
nix where he goes to take in the
State Fair a id incidently have
some optical work done.
S. E. West reourned from
California Friday, where he had
been to market his mutton, and
left Immediately for his home at
Lakeside in his Ford car.
J. P. Richasds, of St. Joseph,
is assisting with the work at the
County Recorders office, pending
the appointment of one of the
numerous applicants for the pos
ition made vacant by the death
of Mr.. Houck.
The Snowflake herald., 1913-11-07
Stake Academy Notes

Monday morning we were entertained
with an interesting program under the
direction of the Student Body officers.
The follnwing parts were rendered.
l. Cornet and clarinet duet by Prof. ].
r. Crandell and Frantz Westover.
2. Lecture ''The Making of Man"
by Lazelle Smith.
3. Piano solo by Dora Palmer.
a. Reading by Mary Hatch.
A. Vocal soil by Florence Bushman.
We were pleased to have several
friends and partons of the school present
on this occasion. Visitors are always
welcome; come again.
Our Domestic Art and Science teacher
Miss Pearl Hansen, is at Phoenix this
week atteding the Teachers Institute
and the Fair. Her classes are being
conducted by Mrs. Don C. Smith
More new students enrolled Monday
morning swelling the enrolment to 1O8.
We regret that our fellow student
Horace Crandell is obliged to be out of
school through having been accidentally
shot in the thigh while hunting near
Taylor list Saturday. He has our sin
cerest wishes for speedy recovery.
This week a course in physical culture
and Folk Dancing has been inaugurated
with Miss Leah Smith as instructor. 1t
is proving to be very popular with the
girls and the boys are sorry they cannot
be admitted. The class meets at 2:3O
each afternoon. The course is open to
The Snowflake herald., 1913-11-07
SALE OF STOCK

an the navajo southern Railway
Co., and the Navajo Lurn-
Der & Timber Co.
l will sell one hundred shares of INV
stock in each of the above
companies at its par value of one hum
dred dollars per share. This positively
is all the stock that will be sold in eth.
er of the above companies in Arizona.
parties desiring to purchase will make
their checks or money orders PAYABLE to
the undersigned and state in which
company they wish their stock issued
Address all communications to.
w. III. CLARK
Holbrook, Arizona