The Holbrook news., 1914-06-05

spector from St. Johns, was in the city this week.
 MT. and Mrs. Brady were trad ing at the stores in Holbrook
 Wednesday from Snowflake.
 I. w. Swafford left the first of the week for Winslow and Flag staff to push the introduction of his rotary sewing machine.
 Col. w. H. Burbage and Judge A. H. Hanson were prominent Winslowites who visited in Hol- brook the first of the week.
 MT. Gibbs, of San Francisco, who is examining Navajo Indian exchange lands, left for the south part of the county Tuesday.
 "A Big Cowboy Dance" is an- nounced for Thursday evening. June 11th at Wetzler hall. Good music and good time assured.
 Attorney J. Eddie Jones spent Wednesday night in Holbrook. He was on his way home to Flag staff from professional trip to Springerville.
 J. E. Richards, chairman of the board of supervisors. is in attendance on the county board of equalization, which will be n session until June 10th.
 Dr. J. w. BazeIl was called to Showlow Tuesday to see Mrs. James Gale, mother of George Gale. He left his patient much improved. R. s. Teeple accom- panied the doctor on the trip.
 Monlco GarcIa, treasurer of Apache county, was a weekend visitor in Holbrook from St. Johns.> MT. Garcia is also one of the leading stockmen of this section.
 Walter McLaws started for St i. Johns and Springerville yester- day morning. He was accom- panied by MT. Thomas. who is making business trip to St. Johns, and Dr. Bouldin.
 Frank J. Brundage, T. L. Gil mer and J. B. Lowe, are Cali fornians who spent a couple of days here this week interview ing Immigration Commissioner Clark. and have gone out into the interior, accompanied by Chas. E. Perkins.
 Ed Sherlock. cattle buyer of the Tompkins Cattle Co.,. Den yer, Colorado. is in town. MT. Sherlock is here to receive a shipment of about 36 cars of cat tie which he purchased from Frank Wallace. The stock will be delivered here on the 9th or 10th of June.
 Sheriff Sylvester Peralta, of Apache county, passed through here Wednesday en route to St. Johns. He had in custody Feli- cito Farmosa. who was out on a l sentence of two years for cattle stealing. and who vio- lated his parole. Farmosa was captured at Prescott.
 County School Superintendent R. c. Smith held teachers ex-I Monday and Tuesday of this week. Those applying for certificates were Miss Julia Rhoten. of Shumway, Miss Isa- belle, Lewis. Pinedale, Miss lone Rogers. L. k. rKartchner. G. A. Smith, Snowflake, and Miss A nnie Barker, of Gallup, New Mexico.
 Hugh Larson, of St. Joseph, had a narrow escape from what might have been a serious runa- way accident last Saturday while his team was standing in front of house, an automobile came lp the street behind the team, frightening the horses and they started to run. Mir. Larson sus- 5ained a few bruises and the team was stopped on the railroad 
 Mrs. Sam Brown, of Gallup, was a visitor in Holbrook this week and was a guest at the Hotel Holbrook. Mrs. Brown is m old time resident of Holbrook and met quite a few acquaint- ances while here. She expressed herself as much surprised and with the growth of Hol- brook since her last trip here. She was accompanied by her sis ,er, Miss Annie Barker. Both adieS left Wednesday, for Nav 1