The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-10-24
THE TOWN OF WILLIAMS.
Late News From the New Incor-
 poration,
The Saginaw Mill Resumes Opcra- tion-The Social Club to Com mence Their High Five
 Concerts This Week.
[FRoM oUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT
 WILLIAMS, October 23, 1895.

Incorporated.
 And Williams ..does move"
 Mir. and Mrs. Sid Ferrall returned Thursday from ten days sojourn in Los Angeles.
 commence their series of High Five contests at their club rooms at the opera house next Tuesday evening. About eighty couples are expected to participate and the two months series for the handsome prizes are expected to be unusually interesting.
 Mir. John Gilson, Williams popular blacksmith, received the sad news Monday last of his brothers death, Thomas Gibson. at Fresno, Calif., from congestive chill. The body was shipped here and inferred in the Williams cemetery yesterday.
 The Saginaw Lumber company have resumed operations at their saw mill and that whistle that can put to rout Gabriel and his horn awakens the sleepy deniZens on the break of day with a sound more inglorious than those enianating from a Missouri dog fight. But with the box factory and mill both at their utmost capacity it makes business and we love to hear that whistles unholy howl.
 'She was maid; fair, but sedatc,
 Won only by courting true and late;
 Being won, she whispered in accents mild but
 firm,
 Let's stop this nonsense and lncorporate.'
 Yes, sir; Williams climbs the stump of metropolitan dignity, unfurls one leg to the air and in mighty tones pro- claims to all Coconino county and to her friends in particular that she is d town, that her license is on the records, furniture bought and the en- tire family settled down to ideal house. keeping. No more can she be accused of bigamy or poly gamy. No more cap the ''belated jag tramp dark and holey sidewalks cndangeling life and limb without some show in q damage suit. No more will the festive COW with tinkling cymbal, chew weeds at the dead hour of night, right up to the very side of our virluolis couch. No more will the collarless CUTS play foot ball up against the side of our domi- cile, pitched there in the chasing con llict by the biggest dog. No. No. No more will we be compelled to risk our life and limbs pedaling the tricky bike over street crossings almost inaccess- able except by the winged angels. No, all is peace, serenity and security. The city dads, Messrs. Boyce, Salz- man, J. C. Brown, Mccormack and A. F. Poison, have met and organized. Max Salzman stands appointed mayor; Thomas rleming, city clerk, at a salary of $40 per month; Thomas Smith, city marshal, al S60 per month, and lawyer Dunbar as city attorney. The mem- bers of the new government have settled down to business and every body stands ready to read ordinances galore, which means an incorporated. good city government, including law, order, cleanliness, good sidewalks, a general cleaning up of goats hair, cows hoofs, tin cans and '.jags' run ming on one side.
 Incorporation was a fact while many were indulging it only as dream As a consequence some excitement has been attendant this week regarding injunclions and other mysterious legal process, but, boys, you were caught mapping. and bear with il, remember ing the story of the Ten Virgins.'
 Spec Shoot upon the complaint of Deputy Sheriff Buggeln was gwen two trials this week before Judge Johnson for carrying gum The first jury disagreed. The second panel found the defendant guilty, whereupon the judge administered dose of $l00 fine. Lawyer Dunbar the defendant and imme- diately upon hearing the sentence filed notice of appeal to the district court.
 The Pembroke Comedy Company presented "A Moiher-ir-lawH to Il, fair sized house at the o'era house Tuesday evening.
 Prof. Young is no longer local re- porter for the News. that position being taken by Mr. J. F. Michael, | who has employed typo. i
 Dr. Miller, the Flagstaff dentist, is in town for a few days.