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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-04-03
91eu l1lm glinnefota, 6reitag ben 3 4prlI 1914
Bafius Der Bef9lafle seftri9en. Die
angenommenen Bei9ldiie loben bic

goffus Der Bef9lafIe seitriden. Die
ansenommenen Bei9Idife loben bic
ietise bemotratii9e Mbminiftration unb
frobloden iiber bic bisber ser3ielten St.
fol9e, loben Wilfon iiber feline 9aItune
in Der meritanif9en Gage unb ertldren
ff4 gang unb gar einueritanoen nit
ieiner SteQunsnabme in ber Ranals
3oacontroperfe. Die BefdlaBe fpreden
fi4 ferner aus fur cine 6tonomifde unb
9ef@dfismdBtge Staatsuermaltun9, tris
tiiiren &berbarts Bettren Der Ufinette
unb Nolan BorIa9en uno nebmen Steu
uns sesen ben Public, Utilities @oms
miifion plan. Die Ylatform beflr:
mortet Die Netlamation pon Sumpf:
unb anoeren Ydnbereien nnb bic Mnftea.
uns bon 9trdflinsen bsim 8au pon
9anoitraBen. BetreffS ginbaltsbefeb:
len tn Mrbeitercontrouetlen nimmt bic
Blatform Steluns fir bic Mrbeiter uno
iie befiirwortet ferner cine Grb0bung
Der isst geieblid ieltseitellten @ummen
ais S4aoeneriat fur uerunsludte Nr
better. Die @ountp Option Jrase
wuroe ni6t in Der Ylatform ermdbnt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-04-03
Niableu plaueu Serbeiferuugeu.

Nennensmerte Werbe0erunsen in Der
eagle RoQer Mlble uno in Der ylsw
slllm MoQer Mibie fnosfar bieles 9abr
'geplant. Die BerbefIerungen al ber
eagle Noller MubIe bebeuten cine @es
iammtaussabe pon $50, 100000 aQein.
Sine neue 500 Btuno Pferbetraft
Eurbine" Dampfmaidine miro in.
ltallirt uno our felben 3eit merben bic
pier Dampfteiiel ourd neue eriett
peroen. Dur9 oiete 0erbeiIeruugen
wiro bic Graft Der Mnlage bebeuteno
seboben. @ine weiters Berbei1eruns 1T
bic Wersr0Berung Der jeorns uno &os>
genmiible our@ etnen Mnbau. Diele
Muble iit erit felt 5mei Sabren i'm Be:
trieb unb bic Na@Fra9e na9 ben Bro.
outten iit itetts 9ewo@len. iooaB bic
Verooppelans Der Ropa5itat eine 0fots
neno.9tett 9emoroen lit.
Mebnlt@e Aeuoerunsen in Der Seem
uIm Teeb & Cereal Uiible iinb nots
wenols geworben our@ oas itetise 3us
ne9men oes @el9afes. Ole Wiubte
miro uergr0Bert meroen uno nit neuer
Mai5inerte aus9eitattet. gs wiro se
plant bic Mlble in orei Settionen gu
teilen unb oaburh merbeu bic &o9sen=
muble, Die Rornmebl: Mible uno bic
Juttermible ieparat ssbalten. Die
erite menn umgebaut miro eine Rapas
3itdt pon $50 ToB Wfebl pro Sag
baben, bic 5meite SO 5aB unb Die brittle
cine Eapa3ttdt uon @arlaoungen tds:
LID. Ser alte 59orniteiu wel9er i'm
Sabr 1874 oon 6. Us. u. Rroot &C.:
baut wuroe, miro abserihen ano Otto
9eYmann beior9t oieien Teil Der VI.
belt. Gin 2aserbaus IS bel IA unb elm
@tod bod, ftebt aud im Nabmen Der
8erbeieruu9en.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-04-03
Ser lebte 8eri@t iiber 5taotmalier.

Mm Mittmo9 bat @eiunbbeitsrat
Or. 8. S. 5eifert eineu Beri9t er>
balten pom @eiunbbeitsrat bes @taates
iiber ben Befuno bes itdbtiiden @aners
am Is. Mdr5. gbeuiter Wlobler mar
an cem betrsHenbeu Gage bier unb
nabm peridiebene Yroben @aiier nit.
Nus ieinem Beri@t sebt beruor, oaB
bic @blorinaniase eisentli4 gu gut
funttionirt. benn mebr @blorin murbe
in bas Bofer seflbrt uie our Sci. no
bte Mnlase tnfaQ,rt murbe. Dies
murbe ieitber 9eanbert. Die Dai1ers
probe pon Der Gifterne ueif nod 3ien=
lid uiel unreinli9teit auf, mas CUR
Nnnabme bere@tist, boB nod INNER
Wafier BON ber' Sberfld@e einbrinst.
Dte in benz Beri9t entbaltensn
s@luBfolgerunseu unb @mpfeblunseu
lautsn mie folgt:
]. Die analptilden Doten 3eigen,
oaB oas g8a0er CUR 3eit bes Befu@es
am IS. Mdr5 uou ausse3ei6neter lani,
tGrer QualitGt mar.
2. Die 6ppo6lorib 8ebonbluus
= 'Duroe in sufriebenifeilenoer Beiie an,
1gsnanbt.E +r'- s-..-5' +.
3. Dte analptif1en Daten pon benz
Bai1er in Der 3iiterne 3eisen, boB es
immer nod nibt 9ebrau9t merben tam
obne seb6rige Disinfection.>
4. @s wtro empfoblen, oaB Si9ers
beitsmaBreseln an ben 9R0bren pon
Brunuen $50. ansemonot merben wie
f@on friber befiirmortet, um senau
feiifeaeu gu f0nnen pie ianitdr oas
Waner BON otejer QueQe III.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-04-03
Gigentiimer einitimmig fit "Greo.
tote 8lods" Yflaiter.

Der geil pon Minne(otaitraBe, .mels
4er 3wii1en Der 8. giortb unh T.
6outbftrabe liest uno ben @eiddftsteil
etni@lieBt, ioq nit einem StraBenp1a-
Per, beitebeno aus v@reoioteo gBoob
Blods" uerlebeu meroen. Das wuroe
in Der lebten Donnerstasabeno in ben
f6umlihtetten bes Commercial Club
sbsebaltenen Ueriammluns uon @ruuo-
ei9entiimeru in Dem beiagten Diitritt be-
fblo6en. Die 0eriammlung war eins
berufeu morben, um ben Beridt bes
&omitees, meldes bas .Bfaiteripltem in
Utantato unteriu9en follte, entsesen5us
nebmen. Das Romite bate ben oorti.
gen Staotuerme6er $. s. Blomquiit
b.rbefeut unb oerielbe erfldrte Die per-:
idiebeneu Yhalterunssarten, b.e in
Maniato onsemanot morben waren.
Darunter NOR Nspbalt:uno Baditeins
pIalter. @rferes bdtte li1 ni@t our9-
saueig als bauerbait erwieien uno leb-
teres mdre oas srpBen 2armes mesen
aidt au empfeblen, metnte 6err Bloms
auif: ooseseu mdre pas aus @reoloteo
Boob Blods ber9eiteQte bas empfeb-
lensmerteite, neil es oauerbafter aIs al
le anberen Mrten mdre unb .auf oemisl:
Sen burd l9wsre @asen wenis @es
rdui9 perurlabt miroe. Bfafer NIT
Rreoiot 0ol3bl0den fommt auf $2.38
bic Quaoratparb, iolbes nit Bafltein
auf $2 90 uno Nspbalt auf etwa $l.95
III neben. Die @runbeigertiimer ent>
i9lo6en R@ fir Rreoiot 8lods uno
werben benz @tabtrat eine petition fir
BFaferuus ienes Settles Der Minne:
totai itraBe uorlesen.
Sn Wantato werbeu bic Soften (iir
Yfaiter auF ben @traBeutrsu3unsen
Ron oer Stabt 9etroseu uno ben gi9en:
timern 10 Sabre 3eit seyeben ibre
M0eBmerts gu be8ablen, ielblfrebeno
init 3inien. Sn SEEM l1!m merben mcbI
abnli9e Beitimmun9en setroffen uers
ben.
@tabtineenieur Blomqailt muroe Der
Daut Der 8e.iammluns ausgetprnben
fir ieine iadlide Yebanolung Der
YFalteruussTrase uno benz &omitee
puroe Der Danf ausgelproden fir
prompte unb gewiGenbafte @rlebtsuu9
eer ten,}sIben aufssiragene VI labsts.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-04-03
"SS'iquio Air" Sorting.

Ser lberaus intetelante uno lebrs
re'@e @ortrog iiber u6lailise Suit, !,
wel@er lebten Samstasabeno oon Brof.
@ridlon unter ben Mulp.3ien oes Uidn=
nert!ubs in Der Wetbeoliteutirde 9ebals
ten wuroe, mar gut bsludt uuo wuroe
bon ben Mnmeienben uollauf gewlroist.
3met @eiangsnummern muroen uon ben,
befannten DamensErio, bsitebenb aus
o51as Us. s.. MN..in.iass s aasaa g. sgsa
uno 6rau German pein por9etra9en.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-04-03
Seit i9wer perlebt.

Mls @rnlt geit leeten Samstasabenb
beim Mblaoen eines @ilenbabnwasens
bel4dftist mar, slitt CT aus uno fiel 10,
oaB feline beioen '5iiBe quer iiber bic
S@ienen la9eu uno awar in oemielben
Musenblid als cine Qotomotiue berauges
fabren tam. Die l9were Mal@ine
9;ns iiber bic 6aBe biuweg, bod mar
bse @erlebuns ni@t berart, oaB bic @lie-
Der muBten absenommen werben, ob'
mobI lie arg 3erquetldt waren. SER
Sett muroe betreffs 8ebanoIuns na@
benz 2oretto boipttal uberfubrt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-04-03
"l1niperlitp @rteuitou" Nrbeit fit
9tem lllnt.

Nls lebte Wo9e oer Commercial
Club ange9angen musoe ote notise
@arantie fiir eineu vQpceum' Rurs oes
grtenlion Departments Der uuiueriitdt
fur ndditeu Winter gu abernebmen, 10
wuroe ben Befiirwortern Der Bel9eio.
baB Der Club ni9t in Der Sage iei bies
tun gu t0nnen. @obalo btes betannt
muroe nabmen ii9 fofort einise Der @e=
i@aftsleute ber Sa@e an uno inter:
5eidneten cine @arantie fir $500.
Der &urius entbdlt 3mei n1ul1talii9e
gtummern uno pier 0ortrdse. Die
Yortrassrebner linb Qincoln @irt, @rz
fori@er uon Sslauo, 6. 8. @aton, ..
D., Dr. Sobn u. @rap unb Mlice
&utb S'@onneu. Die perren bic bic
@arantie lieferten iino Is. >. Rroot,
6. q. Sage, N. 6euniusien, Or. g.
s. &einete, Baitor pobu, q. u. Sttos
meyer, u. @. Bingham. s. q. Dds.
6. Mesiuser, Dr. 8. 6. Stridler uno
Or. s.. .D. &iete. Dieter vXpceum" +"
Rur1uS mtro uon oemIelben department
9eliefert rnel@es bic eriitdtsmo9e
wdbreuo bes Sommers ltefert. Dei1en
Reprdientant, 6e,r Debfter, perfdert
oaB fte i'm Stanbe finb bebeuteno n,ebr
gu lietern als irseub elm Yr,uat: Inter:
nebmen 3u nur anndberub bemieIben
4reis.
6ernerbiu 1T es. 3iemG@ fiter baB
mir aud oieies Sabr wieber cine uni,
perlitdtswo9e betou1met1 unb ,nabri9etn.
lid wieber bic erite Wo@e i'm SUM-. s.
$. Rroot uub Raitor Qobn baben l9on
nit benz grteniiou Department bess
weseu Correspondent. Die nStigen
@eloer bafiir weroen boffeutli9 obne
beionoere Mabe 3u(ammen5ubrtnsen
iein.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-04-03

Nrt Stump Convention oeren Berotungen
absr fir bic Nadmelt pon uenig Be>
bsuinng ietn msroen.
IN Skss 6 @onferena NOR gut bs{hift nor.
benEDon ben Deti6leoenen Gounl!es pes
Staates. SIM @ansen m0sen unsefabr
1900 Delesaten anueienb gewsIen letn.
Die gonusntion muroe mor9ens um IL
1br i'm ct. pauler Mubitorium uon
Mtartiu O'Brieu pon @rootfon Dem
8oriiser bes Staatstomitses sur Orb
nuns serufen uno Sanes .. Sualuan
muroe gum tempotdren 0orieer err
wdblt. Nad @rnenuuns oes Mus=
i9u1es fur Yrufuna Der Wanoate et:
folste eine Bauie bis ? ubr na@mit:
tags. @tadoem in Der Na4mi.tasRss
uns oer @ontelt weaen pennepin 60.
erleoist woroen mar, sius man gum
6aupt9eiddft Der @onferenS iiber. Gin
Romitee beitebeno aus einem Mfitglieo
pon isoem GonsreB Diitritt uno einem
Mitslieo yat large" murne Don Dorfeer
Sames 8. Sullipan ernannt um Der
Gonuentton 5eitsemdBe Beldlile uor:
3uleseu. Gin BesIadmini4uhsstele
gram murbe al prdlibent Wilion abs
selbldt in usl6em feline Steuuns tn
bet Ranals 3oqfrase sebibreno ermdbnt
wuroe. DaB pummono a!s Banner
TRIGGER auserforen meroen mIroe, mar
slei9 pom Nnfans ON erli9tlib, benn
bic meiten Deleaaten trusen Mb3ei@eu
nit Der aSeui{e fir @ouoerneur. pon.
W. 9. 6ammono uon Watouwan.
Nominirt eiuen Sie9er."
Der Same pon pamuonb murbe 3u:
erit in Boridlas sebra@t our9 eine
Gelolution pon Der Watonman So. De:
legation einoe:ei9t in weI@er 9ammono
eriu9t mtrt als @ouuerneurs. @anotbat
auf oem bemotratilbeu E'det in Der i'm
SUM ltattfinbenoen primdrmabl ouf3u:
treten. Maior gilbert BFaenoer unters
itiiete oieie &elolution i'm Nameu BON
Bromn County unb oes gan5en 2. @on:
srsBoiitritts unb tim folsten @enator
Sultus Golfer pon Sbatopee uno un9e.
fdbr elm babies Dubenb &eoner mebr,
mel9e bic 8cr3lse uon pammono bers
uorboben unb ibm tbre tdti9e unter:
ftituns ueripra@en uno bic @emiBbeit
ausipra9eu. ooB 6ammonb Der nd4ite
@ouperneur pon Minneiota jeiu wiirbe.
l1no bel 2i9t betra9tet itnb ieine Mus.
ii9ten bie bentbar beiten. Bel Der Mb,
itimmuns meIde bann foIste, erbielt
S6ammonb 1867 Sttmmen nit Stims
men sesen ibn. gtpa 100 Stimmen
3pgen es por ii93 nidts BET Der Abfftm.
uuns 3u bettilisen. Ats M3e @ouuer.
neur uurbe Brof. @bnrless 90. Mnbrift,
Anbrift tn gorf6las. sebra9t unb obne
0ppofition murbe ct eriuebt tn oer toms
.meuoen Brimdrmabl als @anoioat fur
bieies Mmt auf3utreten.
Nls Die an3unebmenben Bei9lni1e
pom Romitee perIefen murben, waren
i9pn uiele Der Delesaten fort9e9an9en
unb es entipann fidb mod gum S9luB
cine b,sise Debate ;iber bic Mnnabme
Der lebten glante melde eine 8erfaff
ungsuerdnberuns, ben Grauen bas
Stimmredt ertetIenb, beflrmottete.
Na4 anbaItenoer Debatte muroe bie}er
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-04-03

- Sm bieiieeu Xoretto 9oipita
wurbe 6enrp &amlo pon 6enbrids an
Wittmodmorgen elmer Blinbbarm
operation unterworfen unb am Don.
nersta9 mor9en beftano Die ll:idbri9s
Eo@ter pom Sos. Sdemann por
@ourtlanb au6 cine Operation fl,
Appendicitis.
= 2ebten Sonntasna@mittag murb'
bic 2ei9e pon benz 9 Ufonate alter
E6@ter@en pom Dem Gbepaar 2llber1
WieIano mel@eB am Samstag In ct.
Saul ftarb, nod Nem ulm iberflbrt
Das 2ei@enbesdn9nis fanb Wtonta9
na@mittas uon ber lutberii9en Stride
aus itatt uobei Baitor Nlbredt amiisrte.
Donnersta9moreen eri@ien Soiepb
Diepolber por Jriebensri@ter g.. Sen.
ninslen uno betannte fi@ bes Mnsriffs
auf Sobn S9ons f9ulbis unb wurbe
so unb Rofen beftraft. Dies mar
Der S9luBatt elmer aufresenben @cene
peI9e fid Moptasna@mittas nor Otto
meyers Qaben abipielte In meI9er Der
Mnsetlagte unb Sobu S@ons bic 6aupts
rouen fpielten. S@ons Fam bic StraBe
ldnss unb besriBte Diepolber uub es
entfpann fid iofort Elm @ortme9iel unb
i'm 6anbumbreben betam S9ons
S9ldse. Die @oubatanten batten 79
setrennt, ebe bic poli3ei cam. Den
nd9ften Morsen er1@ten Sdons por
6riebensridter 6enninsieti unb ermirtte
einen 6aftbefebl unb bic Berbaftun9
uon Diepolber erfolgte. Die &Ioge
wurbe BIS auf Donnerstasna1mittag
perfdoben unb Diepolber' erfdien, ME
i@on oben erwdbnt, por Triebens,i1ter
6enninsitn Donnerstag 10 rbr mor,
gems unb betanHte fi@ iduIbig.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-04-03
Suipettion int Niai.

Die biesidbrise Snlpettion Der Seem
lllmer Wili3 wiro pon Capt. Oscar u.
Wc@ee pom 5. RauaQerie Ee9iment
uorgenommeE meroen unb 3mar mte
folst: Wontag, H.. Wai, 50. vM",
&apeue uno pauptquartier. Oienss
tag, 10. Wai. Ma@tne @un Company.
Das @taatss uno Bunoessisentum mirb
mdbrenb oes Gags in1picirt unb bic
gompagnie @ommanbeure perben in
ben erlanenen vOrbers" aufseforoert,
oas gisentum TO- aus5ulesen, baB es
i9neQ se5dblt unb unteriubt werben
tam.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-04-03

Sfbor 9einen Der felt einisen Sabren
in ct. BauI ieBbaft mar, TT mteoerum
mad gsem nlm 3urldsetebrt. Gr arr
teitet nun i'm Barbierlaben uon oscar
DinSler.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-04-03

Mlois Brep meIder tlrsli9 bic
Sdneiber'ide Wirti9aft in @pring.
fieIo tduftib ermorbeu bat, 1T bieier
Gage nit feiner GamiIle na9 iener
Stab. lbergeliebelt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-04-03

Sobn Breu, @n. Mi9olssunb
Nrancis s@aefer finb Mittmod 5nnd
usontana sereiit um f9 oafelbf einea.
vglaim" 3u ue5men.
The Snowflake herald., 1914-02-14
News Items From Our Correspondents

Pablo Anaya and his nephew
have gone to Holbrook, where
they will furnish music for a
number of dances there.
Our school is getting on fine.
We have a basket ball outfit here
now, and it is quite an improve
ment. All enjoy playing the
game.
Mr.. Bean is getting ready for
the summer farming. He has
plowed a great deal of land late
ly, and is also digging stumps
from his farm.
A. Cordoba, of Taylor, a we'll
known Spanish man, was in town
lately with his team and wagon
to assist in moving the Carrillos
family to Springerville, Arizona.
Miss Senovia Carrillo, who has
been sick for some time past, has
been taken to Springerville to
get medical treatment on the ad-
vice of DR.. Roberts, of Apache
county.
The Snowflake herald., 1914-02-14
ShOWlOW

ROundy Willis, of Snowflake,
waS a visitor in town this week.
Allen Burk, Of Lakeside, was
'here this week trading at the
store.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Adams a baby boy. February 10,
|lSl4. Mother and baby doing
|wel.
Willard Whipple, Frank Ellis
worth and Chas. T. Savage, three
|Of the leading men Of this town,
visited in Snowflake Saturday
land Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Stock is reported to
be on the sick list. We hope she
Twill be better in a few days for
I've always miss grandma when
she isn't able to be out.
Last Monday the ShOWlOW lr-
|ngatlOn company got to feeling
Industrious, so took their shovel
and rake and went up to Lake
SIde and shOveIed out the high
places so it would be easy sailing
for the fish.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Owens
nave We returned from their visit
% st. Joseph. The Bishop al
|yayS likes to see improvements
|so be brought home some shade
fs reeS which he has been busy
setting out.
i Charles Frost, of Snowflake,
9Hnlle here on business, came
1[ 11[GWn with bad case of mumps.
5l.' 4t' and Mrs. Frank Adams are
aolng all they can to keep him
sS9j sO9q natured. His wife and
oa..I oanaren came up to see if they
'OuIo lend any assistance.
The Snowflake herald., 1914-02-14
A Correction
Woodruff, Ariz. Feb. a, 1914.

Woodruff, Ariz., Feb. A, 1914.
Editor Snowflake Herald,
Dear Sir: i noticed in your pa
per among the items giving an
account Of the celebration at
Taylor, that R. ]. Perkins and
Miss Jane Hancock were the first
to be married. The date of their
marriage is not given, but | think
that James Stinson and Margaret
Melissa Bagley were the first to
be married. The date of their
marriage was May %, 1879. The
place was then called Walker and
was previously called Bagley and
sometimes it was called by one
name and then the other. 1t was
shortly after named Taylor. The
name was suggested by Pres.
Jesse N. Smith in honor of Pres.
John Taylor.
JOSEPH FISH.
The Snowflake herald., 1914-02-14
Died

Nina, the little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Cross, died at her home in
Holbrook Monday morning Feb. 9th.
She suffered with rheumatism and had
not entirely recovered from that, when
she took Pneumonia, the two maladies
causing her death. She was an unus-
ually bright child of seven years. She
died on her birthday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cross are we'll known here and their
many friends extend their sympathy in
their bereavement.
The Snowflake herald., 1914-02-14
lake. ARIZONA, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY IA, 1914.
Winslow and Roads

The Winslow Mail opinies that
the county roads in that vicinity
are ina very deplorable condition,
or ratherethat there are no roads
at all, only a few wagon tracks
leading to and from that metrop-
oils. And from an article in the
same paper appearing over the
signature of E. P. Conwell, sec
retary of the Commercial club,
in which he ayers that the peo-
pie of Winslow pay the major
part of the road taxes, but are
Disseminated against in the mat
ter of road construction as the
Road Superintendent has lost his
map showing the location of
Winslow and the seven roads
leading thereto and that the
funds are spent in the construc-
ton of roads between St. Joseph
and Lakeside, we are seriously
led to believe that the seven
roads or tracks of which the edi-
tor of the Mail and Mr.. Conwell
complain are about as trouble
some to them as the plaques
were to certain residents former
ly living in Egypt. 1t is true
the roads in the vicinity of Wins
low are not as we'll kept as they
might be and it is a we'll known
fact that the farther up the creek
one travels south from there the
worse the roads will be found
and before reaching Lakeside the
best automobile drivers will be
glad to turn back.
Very little if any actual road
construction has ever been had
south of Holbrook. the work
done consisting only of neces-
sary repairs to keep the high
ways mostly travelled open for
traffic. Bridges in the southern
end of the county are about as
scarce as hens teeth, there be-
ing only two of any consequence
south of Holbrook, one at Taylor
and one at this place which was
built of wood over twenty years
ago and which is now about to
collapse. On the proposed Ma
tional Highway running across
The Snowflake herald., 1914-02-14

the county from the Petrif1ed
Forest on the east to the county
line near Winslow on the west
there are four large steel bridges,
and on this road and on these
bridges most of the road funds
have been spent since the high
way was first thought of nearly
three years ago. to the neglect
of all other roads in the county.
This highway will in no wise
benefit the people residing be-
tween st. Joseph and Lakeside,
but rather the people of Winslow
and Holbrook, and them only, if
anyone at all in the county.
The Road Superintendent COM
menced construction on the east
end of this highway and has it
we'll graded to a considerable dis
tance west of the old Aztec
Headquarter ranch and is now
actually rushing the work as rap
idly as the road funds of the
county will allow. From the
abuse he is receiving through the
columns of the Mail, we are in
clined to believe, for the sake of
peace, the Road Superintendent
made a mistake in not commen-
cling construction on the National
Highway at Winslow, but as he
appro ches from the east we
would suggest to the members of
the Winslow Commercial Club
that they bury their hammers
lest he be fearful Of entering the
town and remain with his camps
afar off. However, should that
large sum of road money claimed
20 be paid into the county ever
be discovered that Mr.. Conwell
refers to, Mr.. Road Superintend-
ent will have ample funds to
complete the highway far a past
the metropolis before spring
time, but to date the county tax
roll does not disclose who the
payers are, as no direct road
taxes are paid by citizens resid-
ing within incorporated towns,
and the assessed valuation Of
Winslow is only one-third of the
county.
The Snowflake herald., 1914-02-14
COnchO

D Mcbride returned from
Vernon Sunday.
Elias Smith was a visitor last
.,,dok T He was in company with
/ Dr. Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lane Gillispie
listed 5tl with friends and relatives
\ few days last week.
Will GiIIispie passed through
oo his M way to Vernon. He was
rreturning rst from Woodruff.
n Despair and father return
ID Saturday from St. Joseph,
Where they were visiting rela-
tiveS.
Grace, the little daughter of
ur and Mrs. D. Despair, has
6een real sick but is slowly i'm
proving.
Mrs, J. N. Butler has been real
sick for the past week, but we
|reioice to say she is now decided
|ly on the improve.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Whiting
came over from St. Johns Satur-
|dav to visit with their relatives,
Inn. and Mrs. M. F. Whiting.
DR.. ]. T. Miller paid us a visit
last week on his return home
from Eagar. While here he de-
ivered a most excellent lecture
(which was a rare treat.
The dramatic company will
present "A Noble Outcast" to
.the people of Upper Concho next
Friday night. Saturday they
wiIl have the same performance
0in Lower COncho.
Work on the Upper reservoir
has started again. The farmers
desire to get it as near compile
ti0n as possible so as to save the
beautiful stream of water that is
how going to waste.
The Snowflake herald., 1914-02-14
Silver Creek

~! Mrs. Dukes goats have mys-
ie5toqS isat slipped her hand for the
l'sl day or two.
aI4 rellPe Bustos passed here with
ni5y G5y head of sheep about the
"ludle Of the week.
llr,V Judging from the smoke and
cro,S ~SC, There must be a good sized
~" on at the Daggs reservoir.
Tbse boose and Sfilaro Moytes left
h lnuufEs.d9y Il,E. morning for Phoenix,
rorll Jllch place they are going to
bsre sseIlciano Mora and nephew left
goieos e d lew days ago. They were
To,Isl Is to Mesa, where they will
Ieft t4 p Tor 10 George Scott. Mr.. Mora
biq' b' & fDrlgldO Mestas to look after
lamlly and farm.
The Snowflake herald., 1914-02-14
Send Baby By Mail
With Eggs and Papers

Eugene Alexander, 2 years old and
weighing 18 pounds, was sent from
Stratford, Oklahoma, to Wellington,
Kan; twenty-five miles distance, by
parcel post. He rode in the rural mail
carriers wagon with the butter, eggs,
letters and newspapers which constitu-
ted the other mail. The postage on the
boy was 18 cents. He was carefully
weighed by the carrier and the stamps
pinned to him. The child went to visit
relatives in Wellington.
The Snowflake herald., 1914-02-14
Democratic State Com
mittee fleets Monday

The following announcement was sent
out this week by Democratic State
Chairman, George A. Olney: AS matters
of vital Importance to the Democratic
party have been called to my attention
and which l deem it my duty to lay
before the Central Committee, | have
this day made call for the State Central
Committee to meet at the Capitol at
Phoenix at 1000 a. m. Monday, Febru-
ary 10Th, 1914.