The Holbrook news., 1921-03-04

the whole nation.
 Phoenix -Maricopa County Poultry Association planning active year of progressive work.
 Florence dam costing approximately $1,OOO,OOO to be com pleted in 15 months.
 Chandler-Actual work on town pavement started.
 Clifton holds public auction of $40 acres of state lands.
 Jerome-Japanese colony forming on 300 acres Van Deren ranch.
 Superior-Red Top group financed and development work to start. Plans under way to reopen Grand Pacific claims.
 Yuma-Three oil companies to start drilling in local field.
 Phoenix-Elks to start excavation work on new S4OO,OOO homes.
 Bowie-Proposed Maxwell irriga- tion project embracing 25O,OOO acres meeting with general approval.
 Douglas-E Paso & Southwestern Railroad 0estores coach service on Golden State Limited.
 Globe-D. Rose, discoverer of lime stone caves in Indian Canyon to build track to property.
 Phoenix -Maricopa Counfe to get full face valde in sale of $3,OOO,OOO of road bonds
 Ajo-Rich gold strike reported across Mexican border.
 Gilbert-Large acreage of land withdrawn from public sale because of increased values.
 Phoenix-Building permits for Jan uary 1921 totaled $161,877, being three times greater than January 1920.
 Bisbee-United Verde Extension sells 100000 pounds of copper in January. I
 Nogales . Creamery company launched to distribute products of Hassayampa district.
 Douglas-Work on Douglas-R Highway resumed.
 Clarkdale- County Legion posts to investigate Japanese colonization on Beaver Creek lands.
 Yuma ships car of grape fruit, making first car of citrus fruit ever leaving district.
 Globe-Work on shelter of old Dominion mine resumed.
 Phoenix-Omnibus Appropriation Bill of $975,OOO for construction of state highways approved by senate.
 Oatman-Local gold miners avert threatened strike by, vote.
 Tombstone to get additional mill to work all low grade ores.
 Clifton Construction of Mule Creek road nearing completion.
 Phoenix-Arizona range conditions | reported improved.
 Union Pass-$1 100000 town to be erected by Johnson-Manville Company | to have 500 homes.
 Tombstone Company being organ ized for development of silver-man- ganese claims in Miller Canyon.
 Phoenix-Valley growers complet- ing organization for control and fin ancing of cotton crop.
 Globe-Fire in old Dominion mine now completely extinguished.
 Kingman-White Hills camp closed for twenty years to be re-opened.
 Florence3Salt River Valley Cotton gin closes season with out put of 1,O6O bales.
 Tucson-West Coast Cattle Com pany ships 12 cars steers to Mexico City.
 Yuma-New city hall practically ready for occupancy.
 Tombstone - Another prehistoric mastodon over million years old un- covered near Curtain Flats. Graham-Financial and industrial of Graham County report ed best in state.
 Douglas planning construction of incinerator to dispose of city garb- age.
 Jerome Western Chemicals Com pany completes plans for 15O ton sulphate plant near Camp Verde Douglas -Malchite-azurite ore as- saying better than 25 per cent cop per opened in Junction mine. -S6OO,OOO worth of county highway bonds to be sold March 4th. iBisbee-Applications for new stage lines being considered. It is a small county that is not paying from $3oO,OOO to $5oO,OOO more taxes this year than last with out any visible increase in wealth or Just what the recent legislature has done to the taxpayer will not be apparent until next col- lection day comes around,
 A. F. McALISTER & s. E. ROSS Horse and Mule Co, wholesale and dealers in horses and mules. Ship us your stock and we can get them sold. Barns at Brown wood, Texas, and San Angelo, Texas. Brownwood, barn auction sales dates: Every Wednesday and Thursday.