The Snowflake herald., 1914-04-11
Snowflake News Notes of Interest

G. H. Brown, a prominent Hol-
brook sheepman, is visiting in
the city.
C. H. Ballard and R. "A. Willis
have added their brands to the
HERALD'S increasing herd.
The HERALD acknowledges
with thanks the receipt of the
annual report for the Year 1913
of the Hon. Sidney P. Osborn,
secretary of state. 1t is an in
teresting and instructive docu-
ment.
Local sheep men are much
pleased because of the returns
made from a big shipment of
wool consigned to Salter Bros. &
Co., of Boston, the price received
being % cents per pound. Pres
colt Courier.
w. A. Thomas, the sheepman
was in town, having just return
ed from the Salt River valley,
where he wintered his f1ocks.
Mr.. Thomas range is in the
Chevalon district, and he resides
at Pinedale.
C. E. Owens was in town the
first of the week. He is now
quite busy getting ready for the
spring shearing, which begins
right away at Black canyon. Mr..
Owens anticipates a good aver
age clip this season.
1t pays to advertise. Mr.. Nc
Closkey put an ad in the HERALD
for a lost stop watch, and the
next week he found it at home
where he had mislaid it, thereby
saving the 81 reward he had Of
fered for its recovery.
Wanted. Responsible man to
handle splendid proposition for a
we'll established firm. Good op-
ranrt,1,ni+u for riGht nartu Mo
investment, but references re-
quired. Address Wolf & VOLTS
SIP. so Suit House, Phoenix, Ari-
zona. Mail Order Department.
]. w. Cummings, of Colorado
Springs, Colorado, was in the
city this week in the interest OF
a biblical work which he will
produce. 1t is called The Cos
pel-A Concord" He stated
that he met with good recep-
tion of his work.
c. H. Ballard came in the first
of the week from a trip to his
ranch. While riding on the range
Mr.. Ballard came across a big
lobo wolf, and attempted to rope
it, but was prevented from doing
so by the cunning beast taking
to the cedar timber. Mr.. Ballard,
however, hasn't given up the
chase, and expects to have an
other inning with Mrs. Lobo.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Hole, Mr..
and Mrs. George Bailey, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. R. Ridge, Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Bailey, with Ira Perdue as
chauffeur, constituted a Los An
Egeles party of tourists which
spent Sunday night in Snowflake.
They had visited the Grand can
yon and Petrifed Forest, and
, are returning home via the Roose-
,, velt dam and Phoenix. Then
equipment consists of Pierce
Arrow 48 and a Franklin car.
They reported their trip a very
pleasant one.
The base ball boys of Snow
flake are organizing for the sea-
son. and while there is plenty OF
splendid material for the team,
they are handicapped on account
of the lack of equipment and
funds. 1t is proposed to give
| grand ball some time in the near
future to raise money for the
benefit of the team, and tickets
will be sold at 80 cents each.
Watch for them and buy all yor
need as the supply is limited anc
no more will be sold for this
particular dance.
} In this issue will be found the
notice of election by the board OF
supervisors for the incorporation
of Snowflake. The date set is
l Nav 18th, and on that day the
: citizens of the town will decide
whether Snowflake will take hel
place with the progressive cities
, of Arizona. Incorporation means
i progress and advancement fol
; our beautiful little town if the
reins of government fall int
) the proper hands. The HERALI
: would like to hear from those
Al