The Holbrook news., 1921-01-21

Attorney Kleindenst of Winslow was down this week on legal busi- ness.
 Francis D. Ciable, a Flagstaff at- torney, was here on business this week.
 Mir. and Mrs. lynn Despair are the proud possessors of baby girl born on the 14th.
 Rev. Harry Gray win preach next Thursday evening at the Girls Friendly Hall.
 Mrs. Frank Brundage returned Tuesday after visit to the Brund- age estate near Pinto.
 Miss Pauline Woods of Winslow has taken a stenographers desk in the law offices of C. H. Jordan.
 Judge A. w. Shute, of Globe, oc- lcupied the superior court bench this week in the Woodruff dam case.
 The names of the grand and trial jurors will be drawn in the superior court room tomorrow, January g.
 Fred Grain returned Tuesday from business trip to Phoenix and other points in the south part of the state
 Louie Craver and sister Miss Zel- da Craver of Cooley, are spending the week with the family of Mrs. c. B. Lee.
 Judge Sidney Sapp was in Flag staff Tuesday or business connected with the defunct bank. He is the attorney for the receiver.
 The report that Winslow precinct is operating two justices is bunk, says R. B. Walton-who has not, as yet put on his official robes.
 MT. and Mrs McLaws gave a very enjoyable dance at their home last Saturday eveni.g There was a folks.
 The city council will meet in an adjourned sesion Monday night to consider the bids for the laying of the sidewalk along the east side of Porter Street.
 Miss Millie Lee has been confined to her home for over a week with an aggravated sore throat. She is improving rapidly at present and will soon be back in the harness.
 If you happen to know the present whereabouts of Earl Arlington, last heard of in Holbrook, his sister, Mrs. George Dorat, 1531 Augusta St. Chi cago is very anxious to locate him.
 Lorenzo Rubi of Winslow and Vir- .ginia Lopez of Holbrook were mar rled Monday by Justice Easley, and John D. Leverton of Pinyon and Floy Greer of Concho did the same thing.
 L. B. Putney of Albuquerque. was here this week on business and in- cidentally to see if the Reynolds system was still percolating. It has evidently began to perk, all right.
 Hon. E. s. Clark was here Thurs. day as counsel in the Woodruff dam litigation. He says he feels at home in Navajo county, since every. voter in Holbrook cast their vote for him in the primaries except nine.
 Personal cheeks no longer will be accepted by the state land depart ment, according to an announce ment yesterday by Rudolph huehler, state land commissioner. Mir. Kuch- Ter said advantage had been taken of his officetAnd that in several in- for want of sufficient funds," tie amounts ranging from S5 to $1,9GO. N J. H. Mulligan. claims manager for the United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company, with headquar- ters at Los Angeles was here last Saturday on business connected with the $10,000 policy issued by his com pany on the bond of the county treasurer. He gathered the necess- ary data while here and it is pre- stunned that the Reynolds system now has more trouble and more criminal proceedings in store for them.
 The government has let the con- tract for building a suspension bridge across the Colorado river, a half mile from the Bright Angel trail, at Grand Canyon. It. will be 450 feet long, six feet above the water, and large enough for use by horses. The trail along Bright Angel creek beyond the Colorado, will be improved, so that 1t will be easy for those visiting the Grand Canyon on this side to cross over to the north rim.
 Sheriff Newman has started in to trim up the rag tags and bob tails and incidentally the loose Lucys that have been allowed to run loose for some time. He started two of them on their way to new pastures this week, has a couple in hook at present, and stands a good show to have a special investigator from the department of justice behind the bars just to add a little dignity to the inside of the county jail.
 The Ladies Aid Society met at the home of Mrs. Speck last Tues day afternoon. The meeting was very we'll attended and the ladies were all busy getting ready for bazaar to be held in the near fu- ture. It has been found necessary