Williams news., 1903-05-23
J. c. Phelan last Thursday met

J. P. Parker the same day. MT. Phelan was riding horseback and the girth being loose, the saddle turned with him. Before he could | extricate himself from his perilous situation he was pretty badly | bruised up and has not felt much like working this week.
 Four special trains, made up of Pullmans and bearing at least 400 delegates to the Presbyterian Gen. eral Assembly held in Los Angeles, stopped over here Monday to visit the Grand Canyon. Many notable personages were in the party, among whom were Dr. Henry Van Dyke of Princeton university, Judge Stinson of Terre Haute, Ind, and Dr. Homer O. Bates, well-known Chicago phy- sician.
 Mrs. B. F. Sweetwood, assisted by Mrs. E. H. Simpson, pleasantly entertained a few guests last Sun day at 4 o'clock dinner in honor of the thirty first birthday of MT. Sweetwood. To most sumptuous repast ample justice was done, while the music flu r his h ed by Messrs. 
 Barnes and Duffield was up to their well-known standard. Those pres ent were Messrs. c. M. Hudson, Joe Cohen, John Doyle and c. A. Neal.
 Three new business blocks have just about been completed, while a fourth is we'll under construction. The buildings of Grove & Mccoy, James Kennedy and Andrew John son are good, substantial, brick and stone structures and are a great inn provement, yet we regret that they are not all of a similar frontage, in which case they would have put up even a better appearance. Carpen- ters are engaged putting the finish ing touches on them, while Con- tractor Harrell is rapidly putting up the wall of his new building a few doors farther east.
 Sam Goodall, a brakeman on the short run between Winslow and. Flagstaff, was the victim of a dis dressing accident last Friday. Cars were being placed on the coal chutes at Winona, and MT. Goodall in com- ing down on the cars caught hold of the rod across the end of the car The rod pulled out and he was thrown between the cars. The wheels passed over his left leg, pulling his foot off at the ankle. The leg was amputated five inches , below the knee, Goodall showing the most remarkable nerve before , and after the operation. He was sent to the Los Angeles hospital. Last Thursday at the session of the K. of P. grand lodge in Yuma, the following officers were elected:
 Supreme representative for four
 years, Joseph P. Dillon of Prescott; grand chancellor, George w. Porter, Bisbee; grand vice-chancellor, J. c.
 Evans, Globe; grand prelate, J. H.. Cox, Clifton; G. K. of R. and S.,
 John D. Loper, Mesa; G. M. of E., Jacob Salzman, Williams; G. M. at A., J. M. Pickard, Wilcox; grand inner guard, John Kelley, Clifton :; grand outer guard, c. c. Dyer, Yuma; grand trustees, c. M. Zan- der of Mesa, B. Hattich of Tomb stone and H. H. Warburton of Pearce. The next grand lodge meeting will be held at Morenci the second Wednesday of May next year.
 John Welsh, who was injured last October in Williams by being thrown from the water-wagon, the team talk ing fright from a brass band during a political parade, is now in San Francisco hospital. His left leg was amputated below the knee at the time of the accident, and he lost the use of the right leg shortly after ward, leaving him in an almost helpless condition. Several weeks ago subscription was taken up here for the purpose of sending him to the hospital for treatment. nearly