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Newspaper
Holbrook News
Location
Holbrook, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1911
Page
4
The Holbrook News is published every Friday in Holbrook Navajo County Arizona by Smoxty Sarr Editor and Publisher. The paper is admitted to the mails at Holbrook as second class matter May 14 1909. Subscriptions are two dollars in advance for one year. Advertising rates are provided on request and all advertising runs until ordered out.
Governor Hon R E Sloan. Secretary G A Young. Territorial Treasurer E E Kirkland. Territorial Auditor W C Foster. Attorney General J B Wright. U S District Attorney Jos E Morrison.
A listing of Navajo County officials includes Sheriff J F Woods recorded and clerk C Hess Probate Judge and County Superintendent R C Smith Clerk of the District Court W B Woods Treasurer L D Diverbess Dist Atty W P Geary and County Supervisors Q R Gardner chairman James Scott and O B Sutton.
Notice is given that Charles N Bond administrator of the estate of J H Breed deceased has rendered and presented for settlement his annual account and that June 7 1911 at 2 pm in the Holbrook courthouse has been appointed for settlement any interested party may appear and file written exceptions. Dated Holbrook Arizona April 25 1911. Don Cooley returned from Los Angeles where his eyes were treated and feel better. A Lopez received a fine flock of young chicks last week and says they are doing nicely.
The passage reflects on Robert G. Ingersoll and his Decoration Day speech, evoking the national struggle, battlefield sights, and the emotional scenes of mourning. It contrasts the living with the dead, describing soldiers marching under flags, lovers and babies, and the quiet graves where heroes rest, ending with the sentiment cheers for the living tears for the dead.
Washington May 29 The Tobacco trust ruling declares a combination in restraint of trade a monopoly in violation of law affecting sixty five American and two English corporations plus twenty two individuals. The decision, virtually unanimous with Justice Harlan dissenting on some points, outlines disintegration and a six to eight month period to reconfigure or face receivership and dissolution. Chief Justice White delivered the sweeping victory for the government.
In Washington on May 30 Representative Harrison said W. J. Bryan authorized protest against the Democratic plan to revise the wood schedule. Chairman Underwood predicted the schedule would pass by a 2 to 1 vote despite Bryan's stated opposition and claims the tariff on wool is a revenue measure masking oppression.
The Nebraskan warned against Democrats drifting to a protective policy. He accused some Democratic leaders of masking a revenue tariff as tariff reform. Critics say Bryan has only a minority of Democrats in the House aligned with him, signaling divisions within the caucus.
In Washington on May 29 the Democratic senators in caucus voted 14 to rescind their prior backing of the Martin resolution from the Lorimer case. The move leaves Democrats uncommitted as the Lorimer matter returns to the Senate.
New Orleans May 29 Mormon settlers in Chihuahua Mexico plan to press claims against the Mexican government totaling over 1 000 000 for damages suffered during the recent revolution Joseph Smith president of the church said he was en route from Salt Lake to Washington.
In Mexico City on May 30 President de la Barra reports improving peace as Madero nears arrival. The capital anticipates an unprecedented ovation with a bull fight organized for widows and orphans of revolution victims. De la Barra may attend the charitable event.
New York May 30 The American Tobacco company will undertake a readjustment of its affairs as directed by the United States Supreme Court. An official statement prepared by its officers and issued this afternoon by W. W. was released detailing the plan.
Fuller states the Supreme Court urged broad application of the Sherman act, holding the American Tobacco Company within its terms. He says clients will obey the law as interpreted and will adjust their affairs under circuit court guidance in the Southern District of New York.
Four Mexican states Sonora Sinaloa Durango and Querataro were handed to provisional governors named by Madero. Reports mention big demonstrations and troops maintaining order. Daniel De Villiers charged with conspiracy to kill Madero released on 20000 bail and to be tried tomorrow. Madero hosted a public reception in El Paso and issued a manifesto to federal soldiers urging unity against insurrectos.
Newark man James B. Mershon credits Dr King s New Discovery with saving his life after eight months of illness and bleeding. The ad notes 50c and 1.00 price with trial bottle free, guaranteed by Holbrook Drug Co. Mr and Mrs C P Cooley left for a mountain ranch. H J Fouts takes Santa Fe agent post at Holbrook. Frank Wallace visits from Adamana.
In Navajo County Arizona probate court the petition seeks to determine heirs and distribute the estate of Loui Ghuey deceased. J. E. Cox is administrator and Bessie Ghuey widow named as interested party with court-ordered notice and June 7 1911 hearing for claims. Real property includes Holbrook blocks and lots described in the order.
In the Navajo County Probate Court J H Breed deceased administrator Charles N Bond seeks authorization to sell all real estate for equitable distribution among heirs. The court orders all interested parties to appear June 7 1911 at 2 PM in Holbrook Arizona to show cause why the sale should not proceed. dated April 24 1911.
Mrs. O H John and her daughter Thelma departed Holbrook on Tuesday to join Mr. John who has been transferred as station agent at Ashfork. The Holbrook community lamented their move but wishes them prosperity in their new home. Sidney Sapp visited Winslow on Monday.
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