The Coconino weekly sun. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1891-1896, 1895-09-26
THE WEEK III WILLIAMS.
What Our Sister City is Doing in
the Way Of improvements.
a successful Benefit The Public
school to be Graded-News Notes
of General Interest.
(FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT
WILLIAMS. Sept. 25. 1895.

Il am the belle of the town. don't you Think
She says this with the slyest little wink:
Rut hercult and manner we couldn't adore,
So no more will we slide on her cellar door.
Queer, isn't il? Now some fair
but disgruntled dame puff-ups in
Indignation great, and asks. ..Nnw, |
wonder who he is striking at" Well.
you dear, delicious, dclcctahle shadow
of IL am She" we are not striking at
any one, only humanity in general. It's
concoclion and composition, especially
the two portions, the male and female
portions. and men especially. These two
portions, jealous of themselves, selfish
of The success of others aud dissatisfied
with all, single, yet lonesome, married
by name and the records only. intrli-
gent, yet ignorant, beautiful, yet
homely, a carbuncle to intelligent So
riety and people in general, and gnor-
ant of the cause aforesaid. Williams
possesses these disgruntlcd specimens
of humanity in common with all other
live and modern communities to a
degree of plenty. These are omni-
present with and in their opinions, and
always present whea so fortunate as to
secure an invitalian. Their air is, ave
are they" The critic knows them to
he Il necessary nuisance, views them
with complacence. realizes their ignor-
ance, has compassion for their coat of
aifcciation, and with much compassion
allows them to think themselves safely
rnronsced in their shirt of sef-conccit. !
But for fear the ..horse editor" will
ret us "if we don't look out" here's to
you on the general news.
The benefit rendered by the sporting
fraternity at the opera house last Sat
urday evening to Valentine. Becker, the
armlcss and leglrss man, was rouSing
affair and was patr"nized with the
Shekcls by men of all classes The pro-
gramme was fine and fascinating.
Frick's orchestra discoursed sweet
music, Ierba Buena Robrson entranced
The audience byher specially and solo
work, the sparring of the best and
most scientific, and in all ,l,srpveniny's
was suprr!t and Be<Scr 4
came out ahead. 4
Building keeps right on. The boom
among the residences started this week.
The more important are those of Deputy
Marshal Frank Morrell and Engineer
Webb, up on Quality Hill. on South
Third street. Judge Simpson has jus,
moved into his new house. The large
)oarding-house for Mrs. William Hay
ward, under the supel vision of Con-
ractor Button, will be ready to occupy
IeNt week. c. f. Boyce is being de-
aged in the building Of his new stone ,
block on account of not being able to /
ccure lime. The Jail is about com
'Ieted. 80 please, Mr. Editor, notify ,
he strangers that Williams is Il "hum- !,
ner." +
Max Salzman came in to-day from
he Albuquerque fair. Judging by
laX's pleased expression he was salts
led with the fair, himself, and that his .
magnificent business had not suffered
! the least under the charge of his
bic and obliging employees during his
bsence.
The Social and Literary Club starts
l with membership of sixty five, also u
18th an opening dance at the opera
ouse Friday evening, which will be II
some" A general invitation extended
} all of the right class. "
Society in this meek o. woods" will u
n Sunday next lose two of its most
iarminS and cultured members in the d
'rsons of Mrs. George Whorton and b
ISIS Lulu, who leave for Los Angeles. NJ
her, Miss Lulu will finish her already it
lperb musical education.
Rev. McFadden of the NJ. f. church So
# Sunday for Los Angeles to attend h,
Inference. NJ
Mr.. Frank Poison, of the popular. ~
nial and progressive firm of Poison er
'os., leaves this week for short visit
d recreation in the sunny bowers of D.,
ulhern California. Frank deserves :,
is, and his many friends wish h,m all ~.
= pleasure imaginable. His station MI
II be attended during his absence by r.,
brother, of the firm of Poison Bros.
Garfield, Kansas.
Thursday was payday on the At
tic Pacific, and about ST., 900 WAS