Williams news., 1903-03-14

nedy. Leave orders at Telephon
 Central. Teaming also done. 3 w. w. Bass came in yesterda, from Bright Angel.
 Mrs. J. B. Jones left Wednesda, evening for a few days visit a
 Flagstaff.
 Just received, our new sampl, book of spring and summer suits Call and inspect them-the best fol the money-and get guaranteed. , J. c. PHELAN. 1 Bert Adams, better known al T"Rube," who, for some time pas
 has been in the engineering depart
 ment of the Santa Fe coast lines
 departed yesterday for Belen, N. M
 where he had secured, through the
 assistance of Chief Engineer R. B.
 Burns, a position with B. Lantry's
 Sons, contractors, as time-keeper
 on the new cutoff. Bert will be missed at the evening meetings of
 the "club."
 Seventy-five dozen ladies' sum- mer vests, actual value Soc; will be sold for. 25c while they last.
 M. SALzMAN.
 H. J. Beemer, of the United Gold and Platinum Mines Co.,, spent several days in town this week. We are informed that the company will shortly make Will Hams, instead of Seligman, the point from which ali future opera tions will be carried on. Work in the Cataract country is progressing rapidly, and when the line of rail- road, from a point on the Grand Canyon line, is completed to Supai, we shall have another attraction added to our already rapidly grow ing list. J. B. Grand, engineer in charge of the work, came in Mon- day and proceeded to Prescott, where he will close up his private business, as the important work in hand will occupy all his time for many moons to come.
 Our shoe stock is overfowing with new styles, and we can suit the most exact. M. SALzMAN.
 The first results of the recent fire are now becoming manifest, and the wisdom shown by the town council in refusing permits for the erection of shacks on the burned district is the cause. Grove & Nc Coy this week purchased of John R. Loosely the lot next to the St. Elmo saloon, 25x142 feet. extend ing from Railroad to Bill Williams avenues, and will erect thereon brick and stone building 25x6O feet, facing Railroad avenue, at cost of $500. The contract for the erec- ton of the building has been let to A. H. Harrell who, him. self, purchased of A. Tetzlaff the fourth lot east, on which he will erect a building similar to the above. We understand that Jas. Kennedy is seriously considering a similar proposition on his lot next to Grove & Mccoy. MT. Harrell has had a force of men engaged this week in blasting out building rock on the south of town, and hopes to have out by this evening a suffi- ,ient quantity for the two buildings
 Ask to see our immense line of golf and negllgee shirts; they are hummers. M. SALzMAN.
 Henry Laub, the hustler, spent , couple of days here this week looking after his property inter ests. During his travels he makes every town of any importance in the southwest, and while here drop ped in to tell us that he had a nunch that Williams is. the best situated, of any he visits,. for an deal summer resort. He is will ing to back his judgment with dol lars in a scheme to erect here large sanitarium for the benefit of health seekers. There is no ques- tion but that with a little hustling the necessary money for the pro-