The Holbrook news., 1914-10-31

from his ranch.
 J. Arthur Lindsay was in from Heber last week on business.
 Zeke Newman is spending 8 few days in the city this week.
 Lon Trammell and Ed Burke, of Springeryille, were here on business this week.
 Dr. and Mrs. Hailman are in the city. the guests of MT. and Mrs. c. H. Jordan.
 Harry Jamison, the popular cattle buyer from Denver, left for home Saturday night.
 MT. Wyatt. of the Wyatt Live Stock company, of Denver. spent a few days in Holbrook this week.
 John Blevins came Tn from his ranch near Heber yesterday. He will be here several days on business.
 Theodore Woolsey. connected the Forest Service at Albuquer- que, was an official visitor here this week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Jas. Donahue were down from their ranch this week visiting with Mrs. Dona- hue'S parents,
 Wm R. Ashurst came down from Lakeside Sunday. He was accompanied by his mother, Mrs w. H. Arhurst.
 Miss Dee M. Moss, Demo cratic candidate for county re- corder, was in Holbrook the first part of the week looking after her political interests.
 These are the days when the newspapers and printers ''get stunR." Every other day the wholesale paper house gleefully notifies them that the price of paper has gone up few notches, but it is impossible to raise the price of printing on that account. Doggone the war, anyway!-Co- conino Sun.
 Barney A. Rohles, Democratic candidate for Sheriff, was in Holbrook the first part of the week. Mir. Rohles is a conductor on the Santa Fe railroad, is a good man, who always attended to his duties as an employee of a great corporation, and certain ly can be depended upon to make a good sheriff.
 The Northern Arizona Nor nal school team won the basket ball game at Snowflake last Saturday. but after a hard struggle. The $. s. A. made a good showing against the champions of Arizona, and be- sides that, entertained them royalty, which, by the way, is one of the features of the Snowflake Stake Academy, which is run on the broad principle of Malice toward none. charity for all. {" fl
 Married-October Fist, 1914, at Silver Creek, Arizona, by Father rFrederico Deirchmont. Mir. J. A. yBazan, of Silver creek, to Miss Serrovia Barrillo, of SpringervilIe, Ariz. The groom is the son of J. A. Bazan, post master and stockman there, and the bride is a beautiful and accomplished young lady well known and respected in Apache county. After the a grand ball was given in honor of the event. Everyone from the surrounding being in attendance. 1 The News joins their many | friends in congratulations.
 The sample, ballots are out, for | he general election next Tues lay. It IS 24xS6 inches and a form never. before voted in this Jtate. The judges of the su- 1feme court head the ballot. party designation, in llpha6 a6etical order. The superior udges follow, with the tax com next. Vote on these lamesf first, lest you forget. Next come the party tickets also placed alphabetically. with the square Or marking at the right of the lane. The amendments are at he foot, containing a bare state nent of the law. Get a sample ,allot and a pamphlet of the amendments and decide how you yIll mark your ticket before go- ng to tue polls. Five minutes re allowed for marking a ticket do 1t intelligently. |