The Holbrook news., 1914-06-12

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 Just received a car load o
 Mandt wagons and buggies a
 H. H. Scorse's Call and take look at them. je12tf
 Hon. William Morgan, one o.
 the substantial citizens of Nav
 ajo county, is in the city on bus
 mess from Lakeside.
 Mrs. Byron Gardner and sol
 lett this week to join MT. Gard
 ner, who is engaged in drilling ;
 we'll for Wetzler 6 Bawcom or
 their cattle range.
 Mrs. Wilse Shumway, oi Shumway, passed through here the fore part of the week CT route to Los Angeles to receive treatment for stomach trouble.
 Hon. Fred w. Nelson. the St. Johns banker, and one of the posted as we'll as most enthu- siastic good roads boosters in the country, was in the city Sunday and Monday.
 Edward Gulliver arrived from San Francisco on Saturday to join his son-in-law and daugter, MT. and Mrs. James Haley. He will make his home with them on the ranch.
 Gardner 6 Bradley have men engaged in constructing a 25x55 foot warehouse in the rear of B. First's store for Julius WetzIer. The structure is being built of cement and brick.
 The game last Saturday be- tween the St. Joseph and Hoi- brook junior base ball teams re- suited in favor of Holbrook. the score being 9-4. Those who saw It say it was a good game.
 MT. and Mrs. D. D. Crabb and daughter, Miss Zelda. spent Af few days at the Hotel Holbrook. MT. Crabb was looking after a bunch of cattle which he deliv- cred here the first of the week.
 Jesse Hulet and w. A. Watts took hunting trip Sunday, and incidentlv explored some ancient cliff dwelling, which they found very interesting. Notwithstand- ing the very high wind, they bagged a few doves.
 Initiative petitions for the $5,- 000,0 state good roads bond issue are beng circulated Tn the city. Lloyd Henning has one at the Navajo-Apache bank. and extends and invitation to all to call and read it oyer.
 Mrs. M. A. Newsom returned from Gallup last Saturday, where she went for medical treatment, an operation. She re- turned much improved Tn health. Mrs. w. F. Purcell accompanied her on her journey both going and coming.
 Isaac Isaacson, road overseer of Apache county. arrived in Holbrook from St. Johns yester- Jay, and left today, accompanied by Assistant State Engineer At wood, of Phoenix, to take a look 1t the Milky and Beaver dam on the St. Johns road.
 H. Jammins, Denver; c. s. | Kelly. Basin. Wyo.; A. l.. Spell nire, Los Angeles, F. J. and B. ,. O'Connell, San Jose, Cal; J. W. Jacobs. Santa Ana. Cal; J. Taft, Los Angeles, were cattle buyers registered at the Hotel this week. MT. Taft | vas accompanied by his wife.
 A Case traction engine, weigh ng about IA, 900 pounds, was re- .eived in Holbrook this week for he Whiteriver Indian Agency. | t will be taken out to the reser- 7atIon by it's own power. A good many of the bridges will have o be reinforced between here md Whiteriver to admit of the machine passing over them. It vas stated that the engine is to 'e used in logging.
 Workmen are engaged in pour ng the concrete for the founda- ion of the big A. c. M. I. ware louse on Railroad avenue, oppo- ite the postoffice. The building will be 34x150 feet, built of stone nd brick, and will add materi- lily to the wealth as we'll as the of IIolbrook. Every ubstantial building constructed 1 T the city enhances the value of ] III 10r.nnnvsfx1 fA rr,.oofnr. nrs InCc