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WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To.
day and Tomorrow.
For eastern New York. fair to-day ssS
Tomorrow; moderate west and northwest

For eastern New Yorh. fair to-day sna
tomorrow; moderate west and northwest
winds.
For New Jersey. partly cloudy to-day ana
morrow; light to moderate winds. mostly
west
For eastern Pennsylvania. generally fair
to-day and tomorrow: light winds mostly
west and northwest
For southern New England ,ocal show
ers to-day. followed by fair. fair tomorrow.
moderate southwest to west winds
For western New York, fair to-day amt
to morrow. light to moderate west winds.
becoming variable
NEW YORK. Aug. is The pressure was low
yesterday over the lake region. and parts Of
adjacent states and over the states west OF the
Rocky Mountains, thereby causing warmer
weather in the middle Atlantic states and
lower lake regions and In the Northwest
II was cooler In the Central States. the upper
Mississippi Valley and upper lake regions
High pressure prevailed from the Rocay
Mountains eastward to the south Allan ic
coast.
Rain fell in the lower lakes and the 81. Law.
renee Valley and local showers at scattered
points southwark over the Ohio and Tennessee
valleys, the Gulf and south Atlantic states.
Elsewhere the weather was generally fair.
In this city the day was fair and warmer !;
wind, light southerly: average humidity. 81 pW
cent barometer. corrected TO read 10 yea level.
at A. NJ, - %: 2 r. NJ. 1871
The temperature In this city yesterday. as
recoruci by the ofncisl Thermometer, Is shown
" l.. -
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"NREHOi Sc FOR HARLEM.

u,,'nS nav" been filed Hopkins &
MrEuiee. arrhitccts FOR a three stor,,
warehouse for a Wholesale urocerv on
Nv north side of l29th street, cess feet
~. NJ lNrd avenue, running through to
-, wv. "n RIVER " viii he Nreproof
~. frontage If 6Sl feet and n depth
n, ''.' The estate OF G. Leicester
80. The owner. The cost has been
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SALES At BRIGHTwATERs.

IT, r y Ackerson Company has sold
Br ghtWhters, l.. l., Woodland Drive
IN NE lake section a plot l3sx150. to
lohn Moore plot s0x250 on Lake View
avenue Wrst, lake section, to Mrs. Frances
Dillon plot l00xl50 In Pine Acres Boule-
ward, oaks section, to Chester Dunkly
plot 20oXlSo on Baldwin Boulevard. pine
section, 10 Mrs. Caroline X Chester
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STANFORD ESTATE SOLD.

{ II. Pick has sold for Mrs. Harriet
N Smith OF Richmond. Va, her prop
erty at North street and Adams ave
nue. stamford, Conn. a plot 357x366, with
large dwelling. garage and barns. for
$4,000 tn" purchaser Mrs. Chesebro OF
New Rochelle, y. Y. will alter the dwell
ny
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

SAP ST. 10 W-Edwin Werns ast Mary
u Han, owner Gamble Realty Co. con-
sab ST. II w-same ast Chias W iIndssiI..S"o'
owner; Gamble Realty CO. contra =.
AnWAy; n ~ cor ;2,h' =, "a, - ~ 10
Gimbcl Bros. Y, agt Amusement Res.
taurnnt 60, Inc, owner contractor. 81 500
9Th Az, ss4-J y Iurla Tile Co agt AIvInn
McAleenan, owner; Louise II O'Donohue.
lessee Charles Roster contractor .. sI7S
18th ST, ~ WARY Pine agt Bertha
LEXINGTON Az, l5l3-Harry Pine agt
Bertha Wolf owner & contractor. o.. as 10
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rises $40 Sun set. s rs Noon rises, y
fpGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy 'k ~ Gov Island AS He'll Gate. .sss
LNw WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy H's y scovr.l.nd SIS Hell c:,....ss
Ari\ cd FRIDAY. August II.
s. Zacapa, C\l5 4. NJ, Kin gston, August o.
IS Zulia. S:iAA. NJ, Mayagucz, August a.
IS Haln gion' 1870 A. NJ, Port Of Spain. Au-
gust I.
So Arapahoc. A3o \. N. jackson Vile. August II.
IS city Of Columbus. $50 a. NJ, Savannah,
August n.
So sigurd s:B =. NJ. Baracao. AuzuuS
s. Alamo, $50 y. NJ. Key West. August Il
81 Aztec. $50 Barry. July 70.
SIS Ogecchee, $50 =. NJ. Port Arthur, Aus. L
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
S. II. Paul AT IIverpool
So Algonquin, at Turks Island.
SAILED FOR NFw YORK
IS ne d'Italia. from Palermo.
S. pastores. from Port l.imon.
SIS Tagus, from Savanilla
s. Santiago from Tamplco.
S. MayarO, from Port uf Spain.
So Chicago. from Havre.
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LOAN TO BIIID FLATS.

49, ''i'1.ng loan - ti35.0OO has been
g., ,a'''i u' the Rogers Place Realty
g. 'N"1 from the city Mortgage
,,o, .o' Me erection Of three five
to-. apartment houses on the block
ron on '1e south side OF 163d street bc.
'' Rogers place ana Dawson street.
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WASHINGTON. Aug 1.-THE battleships
Missouri and Illinois have arrived al Hamp-
ton Roads; the battlcship Rhode Island a.
Tangier Sound, the baitIrsh.p Connecticut at
Philadelphia. the cruiser Denver a. MaZatlan
and the yacht MsNhowcr AZ Washington, tn"
DESTROYER Beale has sailed from Norfolk for
The collier Culgoa from Tampico for Now
York: the cruiser Des Moines from Vera
Cruz for Lobos Island, the ba'tleships VIZ
pinIa and New Jersey from Vera Cruz for
Guantanamo. tho collier rGsar from Puerto
plata for Santu Domingo city; the collier
Nnnshan from La paA Tor Mazatlan.
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Incoming vessels-By wireless.

SIS Perfection, Baton Rouge. 20 miles south
Of Scotland light at noon
S. City OF Atlanta. Savannah. - mile north
east of Frying Pan az noon
So City OF st. Louie. Savannah. Gs miles
south of Scotland light at noon.
s. FL Vale Galveston. 5s miles south OF
Jupiter az noon
SIS Creole, New Orleans, "a nales south Of
Jupiter at noon.
S. Brilliant, New Orleans ~ miles south of
Scotland light AZ noon.
: Nelson, Port Arthur. passed Overfalla II
: y NJ
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NoNTCLNIR HOUSE SOLD,

Ralph q Smith has sold for cash his
residence at "a Wilde place, Montclair, to
Lous u. Parker, who viii shortly occupy
y Hughes a Whithy we're the brokers
the deal
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COUNTRY HOUSE RENTAL.

Fish q Marvin have rented for c. J.
cornell his house on Bronxville road to
H. Il. Cook OF New York.
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WANTED FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.

WANTED about 5000 square feet space
for storage cast iron pipe and httings all or
part under cover, whore II can he securely
locked; preferable location Manhattan,
south % bgth ST; VIII lease two or three
years Address box ies. 1884 Broadway
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS
Manhattan

Park Az, " cor 6sth st--Atlas Paint Co
agt Fullerton Weaver Realty co, Jan 90.
PARK AZ, SO Beh,lchem steel 70 AT
sA ,SEe' pInn"Hpf!nry riraanf., 1rox IhSits
co az, same, Jan 90, l9li ....... si66 Ob
SAME PROPERTY Eastern steel 60 agt
same, dan * isH ,,...-,, ...,. iR6lO.os
agt same Ian -. 1914 ..........tl.la5.s ~
BROADWAY, n ~ cor 5ed st-Cornen 4 In
derhil agi Morris Schinasl ct AL Julv 90
an
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public Offerings Yesterday In the
Manhattan salesroom.
lat IL vEsEY STREET


18TH ST, 33s y. :. i7s W LIST nv. 2s.
lOO.ll, sty tint and strs-N Y Trust
60 81 al vs. Cnrmea Palermo ct al. due
tl3.p3b 80; taxes, &c. t5o2SO. to Louis
Masucci ................'.... $500. RIA 1 %
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i,roily.

Third Az. 33i7 to 33lj-i.ouls Grecnbcrg
ag Hrande Paper go ct al, July .
l9l' ''''''''' '''''',,,.,',,,.,
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WASHINGTON, Aug l<-Thsss army
orders were Issued
First Lieut. II. c. Blair. Medical Reserve
Corps to active service at Fort Bliss, Tex
Second Lieut.. +. f. Uhl. Eighteenth In
fantry, TO West Point y. Y.
Fat Lieut. ]. c. Mehaney. Engineer Cor pa,
from First Battalion 20 duty In office 81
chief Of Engineers, Washington, ID. C.
Capt. l., j. McNair. Fourth Field Artl
lery, from Vera Cruz TO Fort Sill. Okla.
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REAL ESTATE MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Ex Governor Brown of Pennsylvania
Sells Madison Avenue Apartments
10th St. House in a Deal.
CITY HOMES LEASED.

leased the store at 2so Grand street q
the Grand Provision Company.
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marlborough. Rlenbeim
ATLANTIC CITY. N. ].
JOSIAH WHITE a SONS COMPANY
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE
NEW JERsEY-Asbut Park.

SALESMAN wishes to represent manufa,
tureri salary and commission. u. box III
sun otfive
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Uptown.

Manhattan island. north OF 10th ST.
Hath ST, ., 100 9th av, 25x10o1l--
Samuel Pilscheck to Masebs Realty Co, 2ss
Bway, Aug Is, pr mtg tis.S SOC install .
y c; attys Myers a s, 2e9 Bway. 5000
SAME PROPERTY - Same to Herman
Brand. A3 S7th 81. pr mtg s25,aoo. yr.
pc, as per bond. Aug IL; atty Jos q
Abraham, 80 Church ct ........... .tl,oVo
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WASH NOTION. Aug 1.-THE statement Of
the receipts and nay warrants of the Treas
ury shows
Yesterday. This month, Fiscal year
Receipts, 1853 9ss 81. 1861 So go. SOi
Pay warrants 3,Is3,lG6 20,69S. rs lO2 7l3. rs
Defcin.,.., s. 2S9,17s 81, 2is.sli ssO72, "a
Receipts from customs yesterday were, Hs3
100; from internal revenue, ordinary. 1928. 09G (.
corporation tax, 500, so, ana sCellaneous
sl6iSsi national bank notes received for re.
demption. 81. So, 7b5
The cash statement of the United States
Trensure for AUGUST ~ shows:
GENERAL FINN
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These navy orders were issued

capt. Il &. Decker, from Naval War Col
ege to command the Tennessee.
Commander H.. X Beiknap from SAval
War College "a the Tennessee
Lieutenant Commander l.. H. Jessop. from
comma.d Of the Benham 20 the Tennessee
Lieut. W ". Lorshbough, from recruiting
station, omaha, Neb., to the Brooklyn
Lieut.. r T. Fletcher. from the Tsnnessss
70 temporary duty receiving ship al New
York
Lieut.. +. @ Haas. to the san Francisco as
i.isui. 7 \ Upton to recruiting station.
Omaha, Neh,
Idcvt W A. Hodgman, from the san iran
cisco 20 recruiting station, Atlanta, 10.
Lieut., e. H. Williams, from recruiting sta
tion. Atlanta, TO command the TonopHh
Lieut.. -. q. Laisuro, from command OF the
E-2 to the Tennessee.
Lieut.. II, II. horton. from the Parker to
the Tennessee.
Ensign = :. Wilkinson, from the Florida
10 the Tennessee.
Ensign r. j Mathews. from the New
Hampshire TO receiving ship. Norfolk. Va.
Ensign J. A Lee, from receiving snip,
Norfolk Va, 10 the New Hampshire
Assistant surgeon j J. raveney, NJ. II. e..
from the Mdchias to home.
capt H. Y, shea, Marine Corps, from The
Flfth Regiment, Guantanamo, TO treatment.
naval hospital Norfolk.
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cATHEpRHL PARKWAY. a q 100 e Lenox
p. I DsnsIs I'm Avn xus pr MTG
$4,000. due Oct 10. 1914 ep CT attys
Kantrowitz q Il, 320 Bway ....... $4,000
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NEW YORk-Iong Island.
The Winslow mail., 1914-03-28
HOLDS LIVELY MEETING
WINSLOlN THE future METRO
POLLS - GOOD ROADS
Will MAKE II

Winslow IS growing the hus-
ky infant has grown TO majority.
our people are acquiring the
boosting spirit, and that is what
is needed to bring Winslow to
the front.
There is determined effort
being made, to build a highway
from Winlsow, through the Sun,
set Pass country, and into the
Tonto Basin, cover the Blue
Ridge into GiIa County, and
thence on into Phoenix and the
Salt River Valley.
With such a highway, which
can be built at a minimum cost,
great things may happen for
Winslow,
Winslow is the geographical
centre of Northern Arizona. and
a highway to the southern center
of the State is possible. The
United State Forest Service,
wants a road from Winslow to
Moqui in the Sunset Pass coun
try. If such road is construc-
ted, the Government will build
a telephone line from the Forest
station at Moqui, to Winslow,
traversing this road. This will
mean much to Winslow, and the
stockmen adjacent to tnIs road.
The Tonto Basin people want
to come to Win5low TO trade.
These Basin people are willing to
build their share Of the road over
the Blue Ridge into ella County,
and there is a good chance to have
Phoenix and the Salt river
Valley pull for a road from ella
County on into Phoenix.
Such q State highway will
connect WinsloW with Phoenix
the State Capitol.
Is this scheme not worth while?I
Its up to the people of Wlnslow
to get in and boost for good roads.
Let all our people get together
and boost for WinsIow have
public hanging on the frs
knocker and croaker caught re-
handed. We are on the map to
stay, and it is fof' US to say how
prominent a patch We shall show
on the map.
The Winslow mail., 1914-03-28
ELKS MEET And
MAKE merry
W. ?. G9a.y, District
Deputy Of Arizona,
Guest Of Honor

A meef'ng Of the local lodge Of
Elks last ege ing ait aded by Wa
2. Geary. II MS capacity Of pis-
trict Deputy aaking his annual
round Of acuon of lodges
throughout the state, was one of
the most enjoyable ever held IN
Ni1slow, It wa a hom ec3mjng
for Mr.. Geary, who IN Phoenix
is addressed as MIR. Commissions
er, but whom we are pnvle9sl
to call Paul and other endcaring
names, the degree Of familiar
.rity depending on his humor at
he time.
At the conclusion Of the bosi-
less meeting. the real enjoyment
# the evening commenced A
unch that would make a maa
Who had just c6neJ, feel hangfy,
vas provided and partaken of
with a zest and spirit that brought
Joy to the hearts Of those VINO
dispensed it as we'll as those en-
trusted with it's selection. There
was no Grenadine punch OF pea
nut sandwiches, no she -aats OF
lady fingers. II was q stinctlya
mans affair, and the menu i,-
GUIDED comprised all The raiis tes
and substantial articles that ap-
peal 10 the male species ana ga ssa
him to feel al peace with his fsl-
low man.
A spirit OF good fellowship nre-
vailed and The atmosphere was
charged with mirth as tongue
we're loosed and given opportaa-
ty to supply entertainments An
aggregation of stories were re-
iated that would make a wide
repertoire could they Ill be re-
nenbercd. Some of them were
at The expense Of brothers pres
mt, who suffered acute emlar-
rassnent but IN most e3}a5 -.
joinder5 were supplie1 that turn
d the laugh on tha start IS vi
and humor bubbod and The cares
If life were laid aside. Every
me who had a story was priyiI
ged to spring it, and few there
we're who failed to respond with
It east a small contribution
At The close of the exercises
It was difficult to pass iudy-
nent as to whom the prie should
be awarded for the best story
0old but honors seemed to be
about equally divided between the
District Deputy and Gas Hansen,
who seemed entitled to special
honor5 as racontelWs.
The Elk5 are always good fel-
lows wherever met and their en-
tertainments a guarantee of a
good time.
The Winslow mail., 1914-03-28
Discussions Regarding Location
of Baseball Park and Race
Tack Took Attention of
Commercial Club
Deplorable Street Con
ditions Receive At
tentlOn
COMMITTEES ARE APPOINTED
Extraordinary Session of the
Town Council Is De-.
manded

An interesting and enthusias-
tic meeting was held by the
Commercial Club Wednesday
night and subjects of paramount
interest were discussed pro and
con. Before the minutes of the
previous meeting were read, the
subject of where to locate a base
ball park came up. President
E. 3. Ball of the baseball club,
was first to take the floor, and
after stating the present finan-
cial status of the club expressed
their willingness to have the park
located at any place mutually
agreed upon Judge Hansen then
took the floor in the interest of
w H. Burbage, and laid before
the meeting the terms on which
a sufficiently large tract of land
could be bought near the high
school building, after which J. E..
Kleindienst came forward with
an offer to donate to the club a
tract of land in his addition for
a term of five or ten years.
After discussing the merits of
the several propositions, it was
finally decided that the town
should own the park, and a mo-
tion was made and carried that a
committee of three be appointed
to meet with a similar committee
appointed from the baseball club,
and wait on Mr.. Burbage and get
specific terms on which a plot
near the high school could be
purchased, and, also wait on the
town council with the object in
view of having the town share a
portion of the expenses incurred
in purchasing and equipping the
park.
The secretary Of the club was
instructed to wait on the mayor,
and have him call special meet
inc of the town council on Thurs
day night if possible, and have
the question definitely settled at
once, as the baseball club was
ready for action.
1t was suggested that those in
terested in having a park turn to
and donate a few hours labor in
building the grand stand and
fencing it in. W. G.. Kelly said
in connection with this subject.
that he dug 80 post-holes in one
Gay, and, in view of that fact.
fencing of the park would be a
negligible matter providing SO
or 60 equally efficient volunteers
could be induced to lend a hand.
The next matter that came be-
fore the meeting was that of
street Improvement. The Chair
appointed committee of three
to call on the city council and
u 'ge that august body to grade
and sprinkle the streets. In
their present condition with dust
ankle deep, the slightest zephyr
causes such a fog of dust, as tc
make it almost unbearable for q
lady to go on the streets, except
on urgent necessity.
Our streets are in a shameful
condition, and it is time the coun-
Gil was taking some action re
garding permanentimprovemente
which action might be in the
form of purchasing a sprinkline
wagon, and the application OF
little drops Of water" III places
where the dust is knee deep and
over.
The Winslow mail., 1914-03-28

caught his wink when he said it.
Before dismissing the subject
we feel ii only fair TO say that
while the Deacon's eGusions
have not been instructive they
have at least been amusing. and
we are always wiling to be
amused when education ism t
available. We would recommend
him, however to the policy Of
carrying ammunition the next
time he goes cunning.
The Winslow mail., 1914-03-28

Vote for j. A. Greaves for
School Trustee today.
Too much credit cannot be
given the Directors Of Bail Clud
Messrs, Ball, Hcber,, Harrjs.
Hauley and to'lts, and also tht
Commercial Club in their efforts
to give the citizens Of WinsIow
this Park.
The Winslow mail., 1914-03-28
WITH THE RAILROlDERS

The Santa Fe baseball club
has q game scheduled with Nee
Hes, California. at Needles for
caster Sunday. The Needles aQ-
gfegation have the reputation of
oelng one of the fastest amate1u
cams in Southern California
md the local club viii have
,hance to test lis fall etrenetl
X
The baseball team held q meet
ng tuesday evening and elected
Nlug8ey" Stone captain for the
)ming season. Stone will play
lrst base for Winslow this sea
son. Stone is one Of that kind
II fellows that will have the
3am Oh their toss all the tirnt
nd no monkey business will be
)lerated.
Leon Morand, storekeeper fo
ne Holmes Supply company, +
rned last Saturday m0rnjl
rom Boston, where he was call
y the illness and death Of hi
ather. He has the repu.atioi
II being q good fellow and hl
aturn viii be welcomed by h,
lany friends, moi alone in Wins
Nv, but the entire Albuquerqu
Iivicion.
General Superintendent Ray
nond of the Eastern lines passer
trough Winsiow last Saturda
lorning, in his private car,
oute to San DIEGO, where he wi
tend the system loss and dan.
&c meeting al that point.
X X
That business is picking up i.
videnced by the fact that dul
g The past week FIVE rev
rakemen were assigned to Il
Xtra board j. r. Mickey, I
Saunders, S. A. james, y. J
1oore and J. r. iia e.
}. A. O'BrIen OF Chicago b; |
AIKEN the position Nigft / |
}. Inspector at Win8iow.
T. L. Padgiot Of t1a Superb, |
endent' $ oi1ioa has undertake.
he task OF organizing a SAINT
'e band. and the prospects q
he present time are very brigh
or a hrst-cIass organiz }tiol
'rI0r TO coming to WlnsI0W, PaC
Gitt had considerable cxperien
n this kind Of work and Wi.
doubt make good in tldf
Music has bees
'eceived and the following mem
,ers reported for practice Ihnre-
lay evening: Carol and HoIh
lutte; Champion and Byrd cIa
'et; Padgitt, Smith, j7out3, YaH
! and Faulkner. coronet. Las
nan and oteigmier, boritou
jrozer, tenor; Sutherland al 9
3eall, trombone; Mclean az
froshell, alto; Calhoun, tub;
Daniels, snare drum: Risteel
lass drum. It is the intention OF
he management OF the ball cid
o have the band play at a
s4mes at home during the pres
mt season, and also to take them
dong for as many Gus of-town
games as possible.
Vote for J. A. Greaves fol
school Trustee today.
The Winslow mail., 1914-03-28
AUTOMOBILE PARTY OUTING

An automobile party consisting
Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Hansen,
Mr.. and Mr.. C. 0. Bainbridge,
Mr.. and Mrs. 2. W. Dean, Mr..
and Mrs. r. c. Kaufman. Mr..
and Mrs, Joe LaChance. W. H.
Burbage. Wayne" Foster and
Miss Irene Dadey, made a trip
to Grand Falls last Sunday. A
very enjoyable time was re-
ported.
The Winslow mail., 1914-03-28

Supt. Leo Crane of the Moqui
MISREPRESENTATION, was in town
Wednesday, accompanied by w.
e. Wilson. Supt. of live stock for
the Government.
The Winslow mail., 1914-03-28

Enough ground has haan Sc
cured to put first ella IS race
track and other facilities for the
public 5 amusement. The prop
osition Of having the city buy
the ground was taken up with
the council, but that body de-
clined to do 50. However, a
Booster Club has been organized
and they will purchase tne tract
and put in first class park.
Water is close at hand, and arr
angement5 will be made to plant
trees. aud other improvements
will be made, SO that IN the
course Of time, Winslow will be
able to boast OF first class
park.
Lumber and material are being
hauled for the construction of
the bridge across jacks s Canyon
on The state highway, and EnGin-
aer 3. NJ. Atwood says that the
structure viii be complete inside
Of a month,
The Winslow mail., 1914-03-28

The directors of the Santa Fe
Ball Club aud the Commercial
Club, held a meeting Friday
morning for the purpose of Sc
curing a suitable location for the
ball park on the north side of the
railway tracks. AT this meeting
arrangements were made to Sc
cure an option on the ground Just
west of the High School building.
The tt inber for the erection of
the stand is now on the ground,
and work on same will begin at
once. The ground has been
stake1 out, and men are now at
work putting it in shape for a
bali field.