The Coconino weekly sun., 1893-10-12
WILLIAMS NOTES.
Interesting \ ews from Our 1.-Two Sister
 Town,

Friday, October 6, Jerry Sullivan shipped five carloads of cattle from Sell igman to California.
 U. Garcia, the saddler. moved into his new store room on East Washington avenue during the week.
 A now residence will soon be erected by Engineer H. D. Moore. on his lot ad jolning the new school house.
 Mir. E. Lamb commenced the con- struction of four-room building of Bill Williams avenue, west of Fourth s'reet this week.
 Chief Dispatcher, J. A. Jones, has taken thirty-day lay of, and in com pauy with his wife left for Chicago on Thursday, October 5.
 George Thornton shipped train load of cattle from seligman today; he also shipped few carloads from Williams. Their destination is Bakersfield, Cal.
 J. F. Gaddis and party, consisting of Messrs. Sutton, Denny. Pleasant and James, returned last week after visit to the Supai villages and the Grand Canyon.
 Mir. Campbell and family removed to Prescott Tuesday, where they will per manently reside, Mir. Campbell having made arrangements to go into business in that town.
 Mir. J. c. Phelan and wife returned Thursday from their wedding tour. The Worlds Fair was one of the points visited during their absence, and Mir. Phelan speaks highly of everything.
 Dr. Charles F. Roberts has bought the Phelau lodging house, paying sl, The doctor will renovate the house at once and put in stock of drugs. He will also have hospital in connection with his drug store. We wish him success.
 J. W. Don nelly, one of the employees of the Saginaw company. was injured by the cutoff saw at which he was working. His hand was quite badly sawn. Dr. Johnston dressed the wound. On Saturday another employe was caught on the shaft and jammed pretty badly and his clothing nearly stripped of before he was released.
 There will be a masquerade ball at the opera house Friday, October 20. under the auspices the Williams Ath- letic and Social club. Tickets can be procured at the opera house. It has been decided not to admit any person to the hall who is not masked. Admis. sion free to club members and to ladies. A fee of $2 will be charged those not members.
 Mir. B. A. Hall returned from Ne vada, where he has been with a party making a reconnaissance of the country. The object of the work was to see where a line could be run to the best advan- tags. Possibly the Nevada Southern railway may extend it's line through this country. Over 100 miles was trav- elcd over during their trip; few fertile spots, but the greater part dry and barren.
 Mir. J. c. Brown, superintendent of the Saginaw Lumber Co.,, returned from Chicago with bis daughter and a number of friends, on one of the belated trains last week. Mir. Brown reports his company in excellent condition, and the people interested we'll satisfied with the outlook. Mir. w. A. Brewer, the son of one of the stock holders, came along with the party, and will remain permanently. Mir. Seymour Coleman. Chicago cspi- talist, joined the party for the purpose of looking over the country with view of investing. He i, very much pleased with what he has already seen, and ex- pressed surprise to see so many i'm provements taking place during the dull times.
 Williams, October II. 1893.