Williams news., 1904-08-13

FEN ,. HlLDREId, Register.
 First publication August 13, 1904.
 Last publication October 15, 1904.
 Are you going to be a candidate for any office this fall? Well, if you are it Is time you are letting the people know it. The conven- tions will be held in about three weeks and there are yet several county and precinct offices, to say nothing of the legislature, for which there seem to be no aspirants. If you are going to run you'd better let the people know it.
 You can always find the best and purest of liquors and wines at the Cabinet.
 Too late for publication last week we received instructions to run the announcement of MT. J. J. Dona- hue, of Flagstaff, as a candidate for sheriff. MT. Donahue has long been a resident of the county; is one of our substantial and hustling busi- ness men, and is democrat through and through. In years past he has served the county most capably in the same office for which he is now a candidate. Two years ago before the primaries he withdrew to save split in the party's strength. That fact should be considered, and un- doubtedly will gain him strength now. If nominated and elected MT. Donahue will serve the county faithfully.
 For Sale-Four room house; fur nished; ',ath, electric light, etc. In- quire at this office.
 A. N. White, vice president of i the Anita Copper company, who had been at the mines for about two weeks, after days visit at the Canyon, came in Wednesday and departed for Boston. He was ac- companied here by MT. H. l. Nes- mith, secretary of the company, who returned to Anita and will re- main for some time. looking after the business end. Messrs. White and Nesmith were in good spirits over the work as it is progressing in the shaft. For several days past the rock through which they have been sinking is heavily copper stained. The company's new dam also contains goodly supply of water, and altogether things look exceedingly bright.
 Hereafter regular Saturday night dances will be given at the opera house. A new teacher will conduct dancing school Tuesdays.
 Undersheriff Robert J. Walker spent Thursday in the city. He also makes announcement in this issue of the NEWS of his candidacy for the nomination for sheriff on the democratic ticket. Bob" for several years past has filled the re- sponsible position of undersheriff of the county, and much of the time the full duties of the office devolved upon him. Being a young man and one who has ambition to rise, he this year becomes a candidate himself He is fully conversant with the office and has made good record for himself in the perform ance of his duties. If you appre- ciate his services in the past he wants you to assist in securing him the nomination..
 Ladies' shirt waists sent to the Imperial Laundry at Albuquerque are given special attention, and are returned in cardboard boxes with out being rumpled or crushed. Domestic finish speciality. Parlor barber shop.
 In this issue Hon. Henry F. Ash urst announces his candidacy for the nomination of district attorney, subject to the action of the demo- cratic convention. Several times MT. Ashurst has represented this county in the legislature and now feels that he would be glad to serve the people and look after their in- terests at home. Henry has ability. He has just finished, also. special course in the law school at Ann Arbor. With this added to his years of experience in the courts of Arizona he feels that he is, and is undoubtedly, able to try any case and ably look after the county's in terests. If nominated and elected we believe the people would have nc