Williams news., 1904-02-06

tagging and stulls off his ranch eight miles south of Maine.
 Professor Porter Torey departed Tuesday for Anita, where he will have charge of the work of putting in a dam for the Anita Copper Co.
 Turkey rallies are held every Sat urday evening at the Keystone Monogram.
 Mrs. August Tetzlaff departed yesterday for visit of few weeks on the coast. Since August is run ming a saloon himself we can't keep tab on him during her absence.
 Mrs. Geo. U. Young is expected to arrive home in a few days from Prescott where she has been receiv- ing special attention for her eyes which have troubled her greatly.
 Brand new house, brand new beds. Lodgings 25c.
 Cheap John Racket Annex.
 E. E. Baca and E. L. Knight, Santa Fe carpenters, who have been building the fence around the lower yards, have finished their work here and left last night for Williams, Ariz.-Albuquerque Citizen, Feb. 1.
 c. M. Hudson, who has for some time been head bookkeeper at the Big Store," will leave about the first of the week for his old home at St. Louis, having rendered his resignation. We understand he will be accompanied by George Rounseville.
 House For Sale-Next door to the Jacob Salzman residence. h. quire of E. T. Phelan.
 F. A. Hawthorne and Miss Jen- nie Farnsworth broke through the ice at the dam last Saturday even ing and got a sufficient wetting. The same evening Crimpy Earns worth, so it is said, deliberately walked into an air-hole and had to be helped out.
 Last Tuesday was "Ground Hog" day. It started off cloudy but later the sun came out and Mr. Hog saw his shadow, of course, and imme- diately hied himself back into lis den to remain there for six weeks. So look out for cold weather and stock up on wood.
 | Wanted-Girl to do general housework-a good home and good pay to right party.
 JACOB SALZMAN
 Herb Yoder and Geo. Holden, who are employed by the Bar-Cross Cattle Co.,, and Al Strickland of the J. D. ranch, owned by Messrs P. A. Melick and c. M. Wolf. respectively, came in Wednesday from the range down near the 'rim." Herb says the grass is in fair condition but the water holes are beginning to dry upand that a storm is badly needed
 Joe Cohen and bride arrived here on Tuesday evening from their we'd ding tour through Southern Cali fornia points. They have taken up quarters at the Grand Canyon ho- tel where they expect to remain during the winter, and where they will be at home to their friends. On their arrival Joe played foxy with the tin-can brigade and ''couhged up" to the boys before they started in.
 The very finest. The ne plus ultra. The creme de la creme. That's HARPER Whiskey in three languages. Sold by J. B. Jones. MT. Macomber, who has just re- turned from quite an extensive trip in northern California and Oregon, reports having met our former fellow townspeople Mr. and Mrs. Nalaskowski and Miss Minnie Somers at Grants Pass, Oregon, where Mr. Nalaskowski is engaged in the construction of some large buildings. Mr. Macomber also met Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Wharton in San 1
 Francisco.
 c. M. Thomas, who for some years has had charge of the grocery department at Jacob Salzman's, in forms us that he has rendered his resignation to take effect March 1, and shortly after that date will leave with his family for Peoria, Illinois, where he has been offered a lucrative position. ''Tommy'' has been a resident Of Williams for the past six years and the depart ure of himself and family will be regretted by their host of friends.
 Go to the Keystone Monogram for the best wines, liquors and ci- rorc Swootuoo6 Ry Opoitl propr;a