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The Snowflake herald., 1916-02-11
Pinedale

We have been enjoying beau
tltul weather for a few days.
Miss Lille Dalton was at our
dance Friday. We were all glad
10 have her out again.
We congratulate ourselves on
having a very live Mutual organi-
zatOn and hope to do ourselves
proud in the contest work.
After being showed i n a
walker for a few weeks, their
Caeery little school teacher, Miss
McGee, was with US Friday at
our dance.
On account of bad roads our
merchants have been unable tc
supply the wants of the COM
~unlty. But they are now again
prepared to administer to our
needs.
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News Items From Our Correspondents

teams loaded with freight for
Fort Apache passed through
here. They reported good prog
ress from Showlow, considering.
The sawmill has been running
for the past week and is turning
out some fine lath and shingles,
but the only man on the job who
sweats is j. L. Fish, he being
the engineer.
The citizens of our town have
a good supply of ice stored away
for the coming summer. There
will be some great ice cream
feasts pulled off then and maybe
some Sundays"
A surprise birthday party in
honor of Mrs. w. H. Larson was
held at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hans Hansen. Singing,
speaking and story telling, as
well as experiences of those
present, helped to make an en-
joyable evening.
j. L. Fish is getting his new
house under cover. the shingling
having started Monday. There
is considerable space to go over
but we all hope to see it under
cover before the next storm.
]. E. Fish is working hard to
get it rooted and the people are
joshing him about wanting the
old house for his own use. Good
luck, Jack.
We have a deer (not dear)
pasture close at hand, so says
j. C. Hansen, who located ten
head in one bunch the other day.
"Blondy" says from the looks
of the trails they have made
the deer haven't been disturbed
all winter. And he has an eye
on them for the coming season.
j. G. also has his eye on another
dear, and she isn't under pasture
either. Well, we wish him many
happy returns if he can make
good.
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gang defend themselves in their
shady deals and transactions.
Now that we have had not a
little amusement as the old gang
fabricated first one defense and
then another-a certain mani
festation of a guilty conscience
to justify their act in awarding
the. printing, we want to offer
the board a good defense that
will stand the test in law, and
make it unnecessary to squirm
around for excuses that only
make them ridiculous. The ad-
vertisement for bids always con-
tains the clause lowest respon-
sible bidder" and this gives
the board the privilege of award
ing the contract where they
will, with none to question their
motive. If the supervisors had
consulted real lawyer like the
Winslow Mail man how to put
the job over, we would have
been pleased to advise, and saved
them the humiliation of showing
their hand. A frst-cIass lawyer
who understands his business is
a handy convenience, and the
supervisors ought to hire one.
WinsloW Mail.
The Snowflake herald., 1916-02-11

Crandell were here from Pine
dale Saturday and left for Hol-
brook Monday.
Friends of Mrs. Jane Hatch
gathered at her home Monday
night to assist in celebrating her
birthday.
Wednesday a big dinner was
given by the ladies at the home
of Mrs. Geo. @. Tenney for the
men working on the bridge.
The greatest suspension foot
bridge in-Taylor is now under
construction here, and will be
completed and ready for use by
next Sunday.
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A Little AdmOnitiOn

The usual urbane editor of the
Holbrook News, driven to des-
peration because the fabricated
defenses of the court house job
bers have been punctured full of
holes, and brought ridicule on
the gang tottering to a fall, took
his typewriter in hand last week
to discipline the Winslow Mail
man, and ''bah Jove, he was
real 'nawsty' don't you know" ="
1t hardly seems possible that a
lust for the flesh pots of Egypt
would distort such placid and
genial temperament as Mr.. Brax-
ton possesses, and convert him
into a howing dervish seeking to
avenge his wrath on unbelievers
in the God of Mammon and enc
mics of his masters, who always
reward the faithful with shekels
flched from the taxpayers.
We are not aggrieved that Mr..
Braxton got the county printing,
as he conducts a nice readable
newspaper. and is entitled to all
the good things that come his
way, but if in his deal to secure
the printing he had to agree tc
barter away his manhood and
| independence. and stand a
champion in his paper for all the
rotten, crooked deals pulled of
by the gang, he has paid toe
much for his whistle. as time
alone will prove. When any
man trades his honor and integ-
rity for price, whatever it may
be. learns to his sorrow that he
sold out too cheap then he is
despised of all men. Since the
day of Judas Iscariot, the WORLD
shuns the creature who hawks
his character andprinciples from
an auction block. What profit.
eth it a man if he gain the whole
world and lose his own soul. =
Before it is too late we trust
Mr.. Braxton will get back to his
normal condition, and let the
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Taylor Items

Ezra R. Hatch made a busi-
ness trip 10 Winslow this week.
Geo. Lewis left yesterday for
c.. E. Owens place to work on
the dam.
Miss Alice Willis has just re-
turned from an extended trip to
Mesa, Ariz.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Hunt came
down this week from their ranch
near Pinedale.
Mr.. Fillerup and daughter
were pleasant callers from Snow
flake last Sunday.
Lyman Duncan and Horace
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ShumWay

Farm Adviser Fillerup stayed
in town Monday night.
The people here are starting
in on their spring work now with
a will.
Stanford Wood made a trip to
Holbrook during the week after
furniture for c.. L. Rhoton.
Nearly everybody in town took
part in a birthday party given
for Albert Shumway at the school
house last Monday.
L. D. Rhoton made a trip to
Showlow the latter part of last
week. He reports the roads to
be in a bad condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Shumway
are entertaining a young lady
at their home, the stork having
visited them the latter part of
January.
While trying to cross Showlow
creek near G.. L.. Rhoton's ranch
Silas Smith got his car stuck in
the sand. 1t took four horses to
get him started on dry road
again.
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some, SNOWFLAKE
STAKE STATISTICS

Below is given few 1915 sta
tistics of Snowflake Stake of the
L. d. S. church, handed in by
Stake Clerk M. R. Tanner. The
report shows a gain in popula-
tion in the Stake of 123 for the
year. The death rate was ex-
ceedingly low-no doubt the
lowest for the population of any
place in the United States.
Population, Jan. 1, 1915, 1882.
Population, Dec. 81, 1915, 2405.
Births, "a.
Deaths, 13. Deaths per 1000,
T5.4 per cent.
Missionaries, in the field, 10.
We have furnished the world
1876 missionaries, with an aver
age of over two years time
each, making, if taken con-
secutively, of over 270 years of
preaching. Well soon h a v
Noah skinned"
Marriages, persons, 62.
Divorces, 0.
Widows and widowers. SO.
Donated to the poor, 81. 049. 95.
Per cent of people attending
church, II per cent.
SNOWFLAKE WARD
Following is report of mar
riages, births. deaths, etc, of
this ward, as recorded by Clerk
John Murray in 1915:
Marriages, 10; increase of 8
over 1914.
Births, 20; increase of 5 over
1914.
Deaths, 4; decrease of l over
the previous year.
Missionaries, 6; three more
than the previous year.
Population, 641; same as 1914.
Young men over 21 years OF
age, 26.
Young ladies over 81, %.
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ShOWlOW

Tho school children of the up
,,r district enjoyed little dance
IN their school house Friday
night.
Mrs, Jos. L. Brewer and little
daughter, Violet are visiting is, s,J a
few days in Pinedale with rela-
tives and friends
Miss Lydia Sponseller lef t
Sunday for Flagstaff, where she
',,;II visit for some time with her
sister, Mrs. Franklin.
Tbe corners of everybody's
,,onth have become upturned
the last week, on account OF dry
roads and the beautiful sunshine.
F. NJ. Webb, father of our
district school principal, Miss
uottie Webb, came in from Pine
dale Tuesday evening for a short
visit.
Some of the young men got up
q dance late Saturday afternoon.
Not many knew about it, so the
crowd wasn't large, but those
who were there certainly had a
good time.
A large number of parents
and young people were given
the best time of the season at
the hall last Friday night. All
participated in lively games and
contests, and all enjoyed a dainty
lunch. No one disputed the
fact that it was the best party
there has been in ShoWlow this
winter. .
Lorenzo Willis left Tuesday
morning for Winslow to consult
DR.. Brown. For some time past
he has been troubled with tooth
ache and neuralgia. and the last
week his face has become much
swollen and his jaws became
50 set that the situation got
alarming, hence scientific aid
necessary.
Last Sunday morning the Par
ent-Teacher's Association met
at the home of Bp. ]. C. Owens.
The subject discussed, Social
Problems, In the Home, In the
School, In the Community" was
we'll treated, and was of vital
interest to a large number of
parents. If every parent appre-
clated the Importance of this
association, t h e membership
would be larger, better results
could be obtained, and the COM
munity be materially benefited.
The Snowflake herald., 1916-02-11

The Snowflake Herald thinks
a good place for the county seat
would be Snowflake. But why
not Joe City? Let the voice of
the people rule, and give them a
chance to express their senti-
ment by calling an election. Let
the petitions be circulated and
have them filed with the super
visors at their June meeting. -
Winslow Mail.
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SNOWFLAKE LOCALS
And PERSONALS

CCOOC A1ulCC was OVCI lLOl1l
Holbrook Wednesday.
Al Frost was down Saturday
from his ranch at Joppa.
Miss Sadie Smith is home again
from a few weeks stay in ST..
Joseph.
County Attorney Jordan was
in town from the county seat
Wednesday.
Mrs. j. H. Richards is up from
st. Joe visiting her daughter,
Mrs. w. w. Freeman.
DR.. ]. w. Bazell, county health
officer, was in town from Hol-
brook Tuesday on bis way to
Showlow to see a patient.
Wallace Larson got down from
Lakeside last week just in time
to be signed up in the ball game
between the married and single
men.
Cottonwood Wash awaited not
for the morning but arose Tues
day, night, altho it could be
4ded the next day. Bring on
that bridge.
Next Friday and Saturday,
Feb. 18 and 19, will take place
the Snowflake ward tryouts for
the Stake M. l. A. meet to be
held here in March.
O. D. Flake and Frank Nc
Laws went to Holbrook Monday
and returned same day with a
brand new Ford which O. d.
purchased while over there.
Roy Cummins, the rotund Hol-
brook chauffeur, and as heavy
a man of his weight of any fell
low in the county, made a trip
over from Holbrook Tuesday.
James L. Petersen, who has
been working for the Sanford
cattle company in Coconino coun-
| ty, was in town Saturday on his
way to his home at Pinedale.
Judge ]. O. Freeman now has
another office besides that of
justice of the peace. This week
Water Supt. Ralph Ramsay ap-
pointed him local water boss, so
hereafter tell your troubles to
the judge.
A free concert was given in
Taylor last evening by the mu-
sic department of the S. S. A.
The orchestra, ladies and gents
quartets and soloists of the
Academy made the trip to give
the entertainment.
DR.. J. N. Haywood, of Thatch-
er, brother of Miss Ella Hay
wood, one of the Snowflake dis
trict school teachers, was mar
ried recently to Miss Emma
Frederickson, formerly teacher
in the St. Johns Academy.
Mrs. E. M. Webb positively
refused to move to the ranch
till their house was finished, sc
in order to be sure of a compan.
ion during his lonely hours, Milo
decided it might prove best tt
fix up the house. Ed Gardner
got the job and is now plaster
ing and making it convenient
for Mrs. Webb. And now peace
reigns in the family.
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Lakeside

Inc snow is fast disappearing
around here and we will soon be
'Ole to walk on dry ground
"Saln-providing.
;o,l Inc young folks have been en-
,nSlng nosI some fine skating the
b"st bo week on the lake, there
of Of'lg Y about three square miles
0n Saturday, the 5th, eleven
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HOLBROOK LOCALS
And PERSONALS


was courting in town Saturday.
]. E. Richards, merchant of
st. Joseph, was in town Tuesday.
The board of supervisors was
in session Monday and Tuesday.
Geo. M. Adams of Showlow
was in town Tuesday for a load
of supplies.
A. B. Randall of st. Joseph
spent Monday looking after busi-
ness interests here.
Judge Geo. H. Crosby, Jr., of
st. Johns was in town Tuesday
enroute to Allantown.
w. H. Larson of Lakeside
made a visit to his friends at
the county seat Monday.
W. H. Burbage and Gus Han
sen of Winslow were in town
Wednesday attending court, be-
ing interested in a divorce case.
j. ]. Shumway of Taylor came
over with a load of his town
folks Monday and remained un-
til after the M. l. debate in the
evening.
f. w. Nelson, cashier of the
Navajo-Apache Bank, at st.
Johns, was here Tuesday enroute
to Allantown in the interest of
the Cronemeyer estate.
George Hennessey returned
from Los Angeles the first of
the week. His family remained
on the coast and expect to be
absent from home several weeks.
DR.. Sampson was over from
Winslow Monday meeting with
the board of supervisors. AS
usual he was listening for the
hum of the political bee but
found the season still closed at
the county seat.
J. C. Lathrop retired Monday
from the management of the
Palace Billiard Hall and Pastime
Theatre. w. R. Black has sue
ceeded Mr.. Lathrop as proprietor
and is now in charge. For some
time Mr.. Black has been con-
Quoting the U. S. Theatre but
the movies at that place will be
discontinued.
The M. l. debating teams of
St. Joseph and Holbrook had a
try out at this place Monday
evening. The subject was Re
solved, That Our National De-
fenses Should Be Strengthened"
The affirmative was ably cham
pioned by Messrs. Roulen and
Aaron Porter of st. Joseph and
the negative defended by Bishop
Miller and George Smith of this
place, the decision going to Hol-
brook.
w. ]. Hookway, station agent
for the Santa Fe for several
years, resigned his position with
the railroad company the first of
the week. He has accepted a
position as manager of the gen
eral store to be opened by r. l..
Putney, wholesale grocery dealer
of Albuquerque. Mr.. Putney
recently purchased the stock of
goods belonging to the estate of
B. First and has been in town
during the week with corps of
men taking an inventory and
preparing the stock for the open
ling of the store under the new
management.
The Snowflake herald., 1916-02-11

The freshies of the S. S. A.
enjoyed chicken roast near
the wash southwest of town
Wednesday night. Besides the
eats, a program of games, sing
ing and college yells constituted
the evenings amusements.
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tuK miscellaneous

C-~~S----s--,.~s.~'--7~>7 - -. .
FOR SALE Machinery. and equipment LOT
merry belonging TO lhe SiNt N's' iStu'
aud Supuly 20. includes aIhes, WOOD
nI,,ner etc. Communicate with George
InmpolsKy, +. U. Box 5VJ, ClarASDuFS'
w Va. Both phones.
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WANTED Feight handlers. Apply t
Foreman. b. & o. Freight office.
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Total estimated disbursements Sl3, ~ ~
Amt to Ice provided for by levy , WhNl -
II appearing to the council mat the 70.
tai valuation Of All taSablo property III
this municipality according TO tue IlH.
assessment thereof. IL SlOinNlO beng
real estate to the value Of SN2H"iO per
suuul property TO the value OF Nld,l'"
md railroad and other property assessed
hy the board Of public WORKS To the NAlur
OF STI. $50, MS certified to the council ny
the officer whose duty II Is to MAKE hu'h
report and It appearing from tn" Iorr
going estimates that II Is necessary 10
rnlsr hy levy, after dcducting all credits
81. 5G5.i a for municipal purposes; there
fore Il is determined that levy on "hrh
one Hundred Dollars valuation of Sixty
one cents Gcl for municipal purpose,
will he necessary to prnduc" III" estimated
amount rs aforesaid for the ensuing fiscal
year
State Of West Virginia,
County of Harrison
Town Of Broad oaks, t0wit:
T.. j. COttrill recorder, Ill ana Tor tho
municipality Of Broad Onks county o.
Harrison and state of West NlrElhl, 40
hereby certify that the foregoing Is II
true copy from the records OF an oraer
made by the council of said municipality
ON the Sth day of August lolO.
Given under my hand this Sth day OF
C. j. COTTIlILL
Recorder Of the Municipality of Broad
Oaks W. Va,
Additional Levy,
For additional levy to pay the Interest
on and provide II singing fund for the
Discharge Of the principal OF future bona
issues, MS provided in the second proylho
OF section >, chapter ., acts lOOb rms
levy must be authorized by vote of the
people Of the municipality
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ESTIMATE.
TOWN or STEALEY HEIGHTS.
State Of West Virginia,

TOWN or STEALEY HEIGHTS.
State Of West Virginia,
County of Harrison,
Town of StCaey Heights, tOwIt.
At Il special session of thu council Of the
town Of Stcnlcy Heights, Harrison county,
held in tho council chambers thereof, In
the II. l. Day building on the 9Th dny Of
August, 1915. there were present u. H..
Mitchell. Mayor, IT, H. Winter, recorder,
and i H. Cunningham and u, G, Hess
Numbers Of tho council OF sAid town.
In accordance with section 4, chapter D.
Of the Acts Of the extraordinary session
Of the legislature Of 1905, the council pro-
tccdcd to make up mn estimate Of the
amounts necessary to be levied for the
current fiscal ycOr, to cover NIL municipal
debts and liabilities payable during the
Nid year including probable expenditures
for municipal purposes, nnd proper allow.
anrpS for Delinquent tnXcs, expense Of
collections and contingencies; but deduct
nu th0rGfrOm the money In the city trens-
urr applicable to the service of tho yenr
0mI municipal Claims and doth determine
lam estimate the several amounts to be
/ levied MS follows;
EstImnteS.
! Maximum levy 10 cents on the hundred
dollars valuation
Estimated Receipts.
The amount due the said municipality,
and the amount TINT Will become due ana
rOIcrtiblr from every source, except from
the levy of taxes to be made for the cur
rent fiscal ycnr.
balance in hnnds Of tho city trcas-
Wry Observation-Disclosures, ..':,'$ 24j'WI
From street paving aud sewer DIS
due aud uncOccted ......." I!G@
From sidewalks .........,......" ltd
From taxes ....,,.'.''''''''''''' '"f'V"
fatal esiImnted receipts ,,.....Sl, 372.SB
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the municipality of Broad Onks, county OF
Harrison and state Of West Nirgnin, do
hereby certify that tho foregoing Is n
tine copy from the records Of an order
mndc by the council Of said municipality
OH the Sth day Of August 1910.
Given under my hand this 18Th day Of
August, 1915
C.. ]. COTTRlll,
Recorder Of tho Municipality Of Brond
Oaks, W, Va
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NOTICE

Commissioner in ChaneeIp
Any person or persons having possession
of or any claim to missing bank book No
1859, are requested to present same
The LOwndeS Savings Bank and ItaSJ
Company md submit to having said hoOf
cancelled aud new book issued N leV
THE LowNDEs SAVINGS BANK AMI
TRUST COMPANY. 81
By GEO. u. DUNCAN, Treas.
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Total estimated disbursements ~ O26.4
Amount to he provided for by levy 3,OJS.0S
II appearing to the council that the tOtaI
valuation Of all taxable property IN TINS
mVUlclpality according to the Inst ASSESS
mont thereof is $1,000, 053; being real es-
tap TO the value of 1901 900: personal prop,
erty to the value Of 233,01O; and rallrond
and other property assessed by the board
Of nublic works to the value of $O5,3S3; !
AZ certified to the council by the officer
whose duty It Is to make such report and
It appearing from the foregoing estimates
tlM il is necessary to raise by levy after
dciuctIng ali credits, $3,653.5S for munich
mi purposes: therefore 1t Is determined
lint levy on ench One Hundred Dollars
ynInatIOn' of thirty three and Ono-third
cents (33Ac) for municipal purposes VIII
bc necessary to produce the estimated
amount MS aforesaid for the ensuing fiscal
year
County Of Harrison,
Town of stealpy Heights, to.wit:
LII. y. Winter, recorder, In and for the
immortality of SteQley Heights, county OF
Harrison and State Of West virginia, do
hereby certify that tho foregoing TX n true
cory from the records Of an order made
by The council Of said municipality on the
Sth day Of August, 1918.
Given under my hand this Nth day or
August. 1915. r,,,,rvp
Recorder Of the Municipality Of Stealey
Heights, w. Va,
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BEAUTY PARLOR

Velma S. Mccoy Beauty Parlors. Vita
Violet Ray, electric massage, Scalp treat
ment. Children's har bobbed. Bring your
hair cOmbings here and have them made
up Room II, Irwin building. Bell S73- Il.
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Persia leads in use Of tents.
A small but useful electric railwa!
is contained within Paris sewer
A machine has been invented for 70
linking typewriter and adding machin
ribbons,
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FOR SALE FARMS

FOR SALE-Within 5 miles Of CIarksDurS'
near Buckhunuon Pike, farm OF -LO ue-
res, large room mousse Splendid iHen,
uows. An ideal home, Or VIII ulN4ue my
small turmc TO SUIT purchuSeL' ,ti,.,
Willie y TO-, Bell pnonu lOo-4@o- IL
Home 4j3.
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MONEY LOAN

WHY BE WITHOUT MONEY? | nc
cOmmodate everybody, by loaning money
on watches, diamonds, Jewelry, musical
Instruments. ere. Jos. JAY, Jcweer.
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FOR SALE Or RENr-TwO story, eigh:
room house, pantry, water aud sewerage.
oak finish, cabinet manteIs CHINA closet
slate root Williams street. bIisn ore
Heights, North View. Nome phone JAW
Bell phOne 90i-L.
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FOR SALE Lot on Seventh street, Go,
Ionlal Heights 39X12O, near Washington
Irving high school, will sell i0r casH
Mt Telegram Office.
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WANTED-Good engineer to run
stationary Hosting engine at the
New Sanitary Baking Company
building, Jackson street. Apply to
c. NJ. Shinn on job.
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FOR sALE-New Z room house, bait, pan
try. front and back pOrchesi cement Gel,
lar, STATE roof, lot 4Oxl2O, On Orchard
street, Stealey Heights. For price ana
terms seq r. a. OIus, ia Chapel street.
;ell unOnU l12U-J.
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tut YOUR MONEY

In Real Estate II you want It to increase
mpidly
There is no better way to ald to your
Income than Ivy investing Some OF your
wOnry In real estate.