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The Winslow mail., 1925-08-07
Navajo Co. Attorneys
Form Bar Association

The Navajo County Bar associa-
ton was formed last Saturday
evening. A dinner was given at
the Arizona dining room, at which
most of the attorneys of the county
were present. Discussions were
held during the evening, and the
result was that the organization
was completed with a set of Off
GERS selected for the year.
1t has been felt for some time
that an organization of the kind
should be perfected in order to do
away with some of the things that
occasionally crop out in the law
business. The result will lndoubt-
edly be a uniformity of prices
charged and the abolition of abuses
that might appear where there was
no unity among the profession.
The roster of membership so far
will be as follows: w. p. Geary,
c. H. Jordan, ]. l.. Sweeney, D. F.
Mclaughlin, Sidney Sapp, Guy AK
line, W. E. Ferguson, P. A. Sawyer,
Don T. Udall, Fred w. Nelson, C.
d. McCauley, w. H. Burbage, T. C..
Hoyt and j. E. Crosby. Undoubt-
edly there will be other members
of the bar in the county who will
affiliate with the organization.
Following is a list of the off
GERS elected: President, w. p.
Geary; vice president, C. D. Nc
Cauley; secretary-treasurer Don
T. Udall; executive committee, e.
H. Jordan, w. E. Ferguson and p.
A. Sawyer.-Holbrook Tribune.
The Winslow mail., 1925-08-07
Committee Composed
Of Depositors Will
Meet With Receiver

A. T. HammonS, state Superin-
tendent of banks, met Tuesday eve
ming at the office of the defunct
Bank of Winslow with J. S. Dod-
son, receiver of the bank, and a
committee of ten or twelve depOs-
itors which was appointed this
week by Mr.. Dodson to take part
in all important conferences from
this time on regarding the inter-
eSts of the bank. The meeting was
held for the purpose of discuss
ing business conditions in the
northern part of the state and the
condition of affairs of the bank.
Mr.. Dodson stated at the meet
ing that he was preparing a list
of unpaid notes which would be
published in the near future to be
distributed to the depositors' COM
mittee. He said also that the out
look for the future was most en-
couraging and that he was work
ing overtime in order to pay a
substantial dividend some time in
the fall. By working in conjunc-
tion with the depositors' commit
tee, he said, better feeling would
be established between the depos-
itors and the bank officials and
that this committee would be
called together from time to time
to discuss all important problems
of the bank.
Mr.. Hammons, in a talk at the
meeting, in addition to soliciting
the sincere cooperation of all de-
positors to work with the receiver
of the bank, pointed out that the
Bank of Winslow had been closed
ten months and that in that length
of time each borrower had had
chance to adjust his affairs and
should be in position to liquidate
his indebtedness to the bank.
In this connection Mr.. Dodson
said that, while he had no dispOsi-
ton to work any unnecessary
hardships on the borrowers of the
bank, he would make every effort
to recover every dollar possible of
the depositors' money. This ap-
piled especially to the cattlemen,
he said, as he did not feel dis
posed to carry these loans indefi-
nitely, and that he was insisting
that these borrowers transfer their
loans to other banks or loan COM
panies.
Mr.. Dodson said Wednesday
morning that the meeting Tuesday
night had resulted in much good
from the standpoint of both the
depositors and the receiver, and
that many suggestions had been
offered by the depositors, who are
vitality interested in the outcome
of the affairs of the bank. The ar
rangement with the depOsitorS'
committee is proving very salts
factory, he said, as they are able
to furnish him with information
concerning the different borrowers
and their financial standing which
he would not be able to obtain
otherwise, and also that they en-
able him to keep in closer touch
with the depositors of the bank.
The Winslow mail., 1925-08-07
THE NUPTIALS OF
NIGHT
By STEPHEN l.. HORTON.

Silent now the great cathedral
A rough-walled mountain glen
Reared by primal forces when the
earth was made;
For the soft-hued Twilight, daugh-
ter
OF the Tottering Day, will wed
The somber bridegroom, Night.
The prelude to the wedding march
begins
AS evening breezes with airy fin
gers stir
The verdant strings of stately
mountain trees,
And many crickets strum their
single strings;
The brooks soft tones the music
Swells
And frogs in throaty bass join in.
And then they come, this airy
bridal pair,
He from the East, she from the
West,
To consummate their silent union
there,
And bright-eyed stars and silver
moon steal out and stare.
The Winslow mail., 1925-08-07
WinsIOw Commercial Club
Meeting Wednesday Eve

The Winslow Commercial club
will hold an important meeting at
the city hall auditorium Wednes-
day evening. A number of very
important matters bearing on the
success of WinsIow are to be taken
up. Civic bodies all along the line
of the National Old Trails are at
tempting to get together on 4 plan
to improve end make known the
advantages of this highway for all
year round II lavel, and this matter
will be discussed.
Every person in WinsloW is in
vited and urged to attend.
The Winslow mail., 1925-08-07
Brooks Garage Opened
To the Public Today

Opening of the new garage on
Third street is Icing celebrated to-
day by the Brooks Motor COMPANY
lessee of the building. The garage
which was const ucted at Il cost
of $4,000 by Ferd and A 7 Ia
Prade, has rhe largest firepro2f
storage room fer cars of any buil.!-
ing in Northern Arizona.
Mr.. Brooks will retain the serV-
ice station and accessory shop at
the present location, while an aG-
ditional gas service pump has been
installed i! front of the new ga
rage. Several new Essex, Eucsoc
and Chevrolet cars are on display
for the opening day.
The Winslow mail., 1925-08-07
BOTH ROUTES
NATIONAL OLD
TRAILS TAKEN
IN U.S. ROADS

Included in the $4,000 miles of
roads traversing the United States
from the Canadian border to the
Gulf, and from the Atlantic to the
Pacific, selected Wednesday by the
joint board of interstate highways
as UNITED States highways" were
many Arizona and New Mexico
roads, including both branches of
the National Old Trails east of
Holbrook.
Every federal aid highway in the
United States is included in the
system, which provides for no
through routes, but embraces ev-
cry state capital and most points of
national and sectional interest.
Road designations in Arizona and
New Mexico include the following:
Arizona-From Yuma to Gila
Bend, Phoenix Superior, Globe and
Solomonville to Duncan; from
Phoenix, Tucson to Nogales; from
Tucson. Tombstone to Douglas;
from Douglas toward Lordsburg,
~ M; from Phoenix and Prescott
to Ashfork; from Java, Calif., to
Ashfork, Flagstaff, Winslow and
Holbrook to Gallup, N. NJ; from
Holbrook to st. Johns; from Flag
staff north to the Grand Canyon,
Kimball and toward Colorado.
New Mexico-One road from
Lordsburg to Aleman and another
from Lordsburg to Las Cruces; an
other from Manuelito to Gallup,
Bluewater and Clement; another
from Springerville, Ariz., through
the Datil national forest in New
Mexico to Socorro; another from
Ell Paso, Texas, to Las Cruces, ~
M, Aleman, Socorro to near La
Joya, Clemente, Albuquerque, San
ia Fe, Chapelle, Las Vegas, thence
north to Ration; another from near
La Joya to Willard, Fort Sumner
and Clovis, with branch from
Albuquerque to willard; another
from Las Vegas to Santa Rosa to
Tucumcari, thence into Texas; an
other from Ration to Des Moines
and Clayton; another from Ell Paso,
Texas, to Alamogordo through
Mescalero and Apache Indian res
ervation to Roswell, Elida and
Clovis.
The new system of highways will
be uniformly marked by the inter
state board. The markers which
will show motorists their routes
will be the shield of the United
States, bearing the number of the
road, the state in which the sign
is posted and the letters ''U. S."
In addition variously shaped signs
will be placed to give warning of
dangerous curves, railroad cross
ings and the condition of the road
surface.
The exact routings of the main
highways will not be determined
until the subcommittee makes it's
recommendations to the various
state highway officials, who will
have the power to make minor
changes. The routing will be guild
ed mainly by metropolitan cities,
state capitals, resorts and points
of general interest
No new road construction is in
volved in the system other than
roads planned under the federal
aid program. The board has no
power to maintain the roads or to
make any alterations in the pres
ent regular highways, but will de-
vote its funds to the purchase of
signs.
The system literally forms a
network over the entire country.
including several stretches along
with short spurs of only a few
miles. Under the plan of the board
motorist at any point in the
United States can be constantly in
formed of his location by the mark
ers, which will be posted at fire.
quent intervals.
The Winslow mail., 1925-08-07
Washout Near Selioman
Delays EastbOund Trains

A washou5 below Seligman which
occurred late Wednesday night de
layed the eaatbound trains schad-
uled to arrive in WinslOw Thurs
day.
No. 2. due here at 5:55 a. m. ar
rived at 2:3O p. m, while No. 4 ar
rived at 2:4O p. m. instead of at
8::20 a. m. No. s came in at 3:30
p. m. instead of al 1920 &. m,
while No. % was delayed about
half an iour, arriving about 80.
The Winslow mail., 1925-08-07
COLORADO RIVER
HEARING SET FOR
nth OF AUGUST

The date of the proposed confer
ence on questions relating to the
Colorado river and it's development
with reference to the states of the
lower basin has been tentatively
set for Aug. II in Phoenix.
The announcement was made fol-
lowing receipt of a telegram by
Governor Hunt from Governor
Friend Richardson of California,
stating that the legislative commit
tee of California would be unable
to come to Phoenix for a confer
ence on Aug. II, as proposed, but
would be able to come on Aug. II.
Simultaneously with the an
nouncement of the proposed date
of the conference, Governor. Hunt
also announced the personnel of
the committee which he had ap-
pointed to confer with the commit
tees from California and Nevada.
The committee named by Cover
nor Hunt is as follows: Cleve w.
Van Dyke, of Miami, mining man
and publisher and former public
utility owner; F. A. Reid, of Phoe-
nix, president of the Salt River VAL
ley Water Users association; A. G.
McGregor, of Warren, well known
hydroelectric and civil engineer;
Thomas Maddox, former state en-
gineer, and H. S. McCluskey, sec
retary to Governor Hunt.
Following announcement of the
committee, members of the Ari-
zona Highline Reclamation asso-
citation appeared in the governors
office and asked, it was stated, that
the governor appoint a member of
the association on the committee.
This request, it was announced at
the governors office, was denied
for the reason that the committee
had already been chosen.
The delegation also reiterated the
demand of the association that the
state intervene in the injunction
suit brought by the federal gov
ernment against James B. Grand,
enjoining him from building the
proposed Diamond creek power
dam on government land. Before
calling on the governor, the dele
cation asked John w. Murphy, at
torney general, to intervene in the
matter, and Mr.. Murphy replied
by asking the delegation to make
its request in more concrete
form.
Governor Hunt announced that
he believed the governors of Cali
fornia and Nevada would recognize
only a committee appointed by
himself in the consideration of
questions relating to solution of
the Colorado river problem as re-
lating to the states of the lower
basin. He declared that corre-
spondence from each of the COVER
nors of the adjoining states indi-
Gated that they did not consider
that the Arizona legislative COM
mittee could legally act in the mat
ter
Although Governor Scrugham
does not state his position in the
matter, except to state that he
would be pleased to appoint a COM
mittee to confer with a committee
to be appointed by Governor Hunt,
Governor Richardson in a letter to
Governor Hunt under date of July
2S states as follows:
"If a conference is held in Phoe-
nix as suggested, the matter of
who shall represent the state of
Arizona is a matter that should be
determined by you as governor of
the state. You, as I understand it,
contend that the resolution author
izing the appointment of the Ari-
zona legislative committee is un-
authorized and illegal, and as
fellow executive, it will not be my
policy to do anything to question
your authority in this matter"
The Winslow mail., 1925-08-07
Springeryille Plans Road
Dedication for Next Year

Plans for the celebration at
which the Springerville highway
will be dedicated are being made
and the county will be asked to
contribute $1,000 toward the ex-
pense of the affair, according to
an announcement made at Clifton.
The celebration probably will be
held next spring.
The Winslow mail., 1925-08-07
State Superintendent of
Public instruction Here

C. o. Case, of Phoenix, state su-
perintendent of public instruction,
is in Winslow today. He is on his
way back to the capital after hav-
ing spent several days on business
in this county.
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