The Holbrook news., 1914-07-03

Misses Paulyne and Maud San ders, of Pinto, are visiting 1T
 Holbrook and will remain over the Fourth.
 Don Cooley. after spending z
 few days in the city. returned Wednesday to his home at Cool ey's ranch.
 | Lee Rencher is remodeling anc
 making extensive improvements
 on his residence on the north end
 of Porter street.
 l J. Linn Henderson, one of the lpopular and affable clerks in the l Forest office at Snowflake, was a
 visitor in Holbrook yesterday. | MT. and Mrs. James Haley and | Miss Marguerite came down from | their Phoenix Park ranch this
 morning to spend the Fourth in
 Holbrook.
 1 Mir. and Mrs. Chas. P. Cooley,
 after a short and pleasant visit
 with friends here, returned to
 their mountain home Wednes-
 day afternoon.
 Hon. Reese M. Ling, Demo
 cratic candidate for U. s. Sena-
 tor to succeed Mark Smith, writes
 friends here that he will be in
 HOlbrook to attend court. The dance given by Mrs. J. F.
 Woods last evening was a very
 enjoyable affair and well at
 tended. The evening was cool
 and the music excellent.
 Albert Blevins is visiting in
 Holbrook from his home in Nel-
 son, Arizona. Mr. Blevins is an old Holbrookite and his many
 friends are glad to greet him.
 MT. and Mrs. James w. Fort ner. of Saltwater, Oklahoma. are visiting in Holbrook. the guests of theIr son-in-law and daughter, Judge and Mrs. Sidney Sapp.
 | Dr. Oldaker, chief of the Blu reau of Animal Industry. was in town Monday, leaving the same day with Clarence Owens for the latter's sheep ranch to look over stock conditions.
 A. E. Henning, accompanied by his daughters, Misses Alberta and Marbry, came down from Pinto yesterday. Miss Alberta went to Winslow thls morning to visit with friends.
 MT. and Mrs. J. Frank Mat thews spent Sunday at Wallace Larson's ranch. Frank says he rather likes horse back riding af-1 ter the long banking hours, but we are privately informed that he is having his meals served on the mantle.
 Elmer Catchcard plead guilty to the charge of having robbed the ranch homes of Messrs. Hess and Blevins. and was given a suspended sentence of from one to ten years by Judge Sapp in the Superior court on Monday. | All the property stolen was re- covered.
 J. E. Walker has moved his family to Holbrook from Flag staff. MT. Walker recently pur- Arthur Saunders ranch. | Mrs. Walker is a sister of Harvey | and Chas. Moore, of this city. | The Walkers are nice people and are a welcome addition to the population of Holbrook.
 On July 1st the Supreme court rendered it's opinion in cases Nos. 1885 and 1856. Benjamin Brown, appellant, Vs. O. P. Greer, administrator, ct al, ap- pelles, on appeal from the Supe- rior court of Navajo county, in which it reversed the judgment of the lower court and remanded the cases for a new trial. Thor wald Larson and J. E. Crosby {. in the Supreme court for appellant and E. s. Clark. J. Ralph Tascher and B. s. Clark, IT,, of Prescott, for appellees.
 Messrs. Gardner 6 Bradley re- ceived word this week that they li had been awarded the contract for the construction of the Stand ard Oil Go. s storage tanks and at Holbrook. They will be located just west of Gardner 6 Bradley's shop. There is to be frame building 30x40, a pump house 10x30 with brick A fence covering about 800 feet and 8 feet high will enclose the nlant. The ma