04 Feb 1921
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Newspaper
Holbrook News
Location
Holbrook, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1921
Page
1
Depositors' representatives report progress as drill at the First National in Albuquerque continues. A notable yellow streak with little grit suggests pay dirt beneath and a gusher is hoped for before the court convenes late this month. failure may end the system.
The state engineer halted road surfacing projects in Petrified Forest county due to lack of appropriations and federal refunds. About 1600 workers were laid off. Arbor Day observances are set for February 4 in the plains and February 7 in the north, with emphasis on tree planting and school grounds adornment. Governor Campbell urges widespread participation and tree planting for civic progress.
Archer Wall Douglas of the Chamber of Commerce reports a shift in mood as the first shock of the present downturn subsides. He says hard work, prudent salesmanship, and efficient production will restore normality, with rails and industry leading the way toward a healthier demand-supply balance.
Senator James Scott files a bill to improve a Navajo County to Apache County public highway near Lupton, with 75000 dollars appropriated from the general fund for grading and repairs. A Senate joint memorial asks Congress to pass emergency farming relief, backing cotton wool beef and lamb production in Arizona. The legislature also defeated compulsory day of rest and school dancing bills. bills to raise juror pay and expand school district elections proceed.
Local notes report visits and errands by W A Parr, Ed Sawyer, Sam Hays, and others from Winslow and Snowflake. Community events include a Mormon relief drive, church meetings, and upcoming Mason Lodge travels. Arizona litigation and county treasurer news feature tax notices, public officials, and a courtroom dispute over J P W duties with Judge Bollinger presiding.
Tomorrow the quo warranto hearing in Winslow town to decide if John L. Sweeney is entitled to the justice of the peace office or if R. B. Walton holds the title. County Attorney Greer filed the instrument in superior court seeking Walton’s admission and Sweeney’s ouster, with costs sought against the defendant for delay amid the local money market.
The Adamana well reaches one hundred thirty feet in cap rock with heavy gas pressure and perceptible oil in all bailings. Company officials report high spirits and expect a producer soon, while underreaming progresses and eight inch casing runs as the hole enlarges. Manager Marden to return from the coast with geologist Major, promising more detailed news upon arrival. Lon M. Lewis from Ft. Worth will arrive to restart operations at Black Canyon.
Official notice from the Navajo County Sheriff announcing the sale of Campbell Addition Lot 7 Block 12 in Winslow to satisfy a judgment of 48.52 dollars plus costs. The sale, by public auction for cash, is set for March 1, 1921, at 10:00 A.M. on the court house steps. Sheriff R. L. Newman, Deputy W. A. Lee. Also includes a church notice for Holbrook Drug Co. events and services with sermon topics and choir remarks.
Holbrook residents hear the Santa Fe engineers Millett and Davenport will advise the city council on a feasible water supply and sewer system. They propose changes to bids and favor a sewage farm over the Linhoff tank method, promising free preliminary work to determine volume and source before final plans. Citizens with ideas are invited to attend.
The governor of Arizona proclaims Arbor Day observances on February 1 and April 1 1921 for nine counties. The proclamation urges school children to plant and care for trees and to educate on forest preservation, highlighting the state's varied climates and need for water shade and development. Also includes court summons notices for Navajo County actions with deadlines and clerk details.
Administrator Thomas Ortega warns all creditors and claimants to present their claims against the estate of Leocadio Acero deceased within four months of first publication. Claims must be shown with vouchers to the Holbrook, Navajo County, Arizona address, the estate’s business place. Dated June 11, 1920.
The Supreme Court of Arizona Navajo County receives a summons in a civil action filed by Leonardo Padilla Tafoya against Antonio Tafoya. The complaint is lodged in Navajo County and hews to standard legal process. The document names the parties and indicates preparation in the Navajo jurisdiction.
The Holbrook Common Council invites sealed proposals for sidewalk construction along the East side of Porter Street from Lot 1, Block 4 to Lot 48, Block 8. Bids due by 8 o clock Wednesday, 1923. Plans and specs available at Town Clerk’s office. bonds at least 10 percent of bid. The council may reject bids for public good.
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