Williams news., 1904-01-30
SOME LOCAL ITEMS.


 sufferer from neuralgia the past week.
 Turkey rallies are held every Sat urday evening at the Keystone Monogram.
 Born On last Sunday, Jan. r, 1904, to Mir. and Mrs. Charles Skooge, of this city, a daughter.
 The masquerade ball has been post poned. There will be a dance at the opera house tonight, however
 Martin Buggeln. proprietor of the Bright Angel and Grand Can yon hotels, spent yesterday in the city.
 Wouldn't it be good idea to have the rubbish, etc, cleaned off the numerous vacant lots around town.
 Ed Grove, now running out of Winslow, was in the city again Thursday, and enjoyed a skate on the dam.
 Owen Gray came in yesterday from Caufman's ranch north of Seligman. He will enjoy city life for few days.
 J. J. Gilson is expected home to- day from over near Daggett Cal, where he has been with J. P. Parker on the Salt Lake road.
 Is there a newspaper in northern Arizona that compares with the NEWS as local paper? No? Then why don't you subscribe.
 Mrs. George McKim has just about recovered from the effects of the burns she received while in California some six weeks ago.
 Will Miller had hard time We'd nesday evening at the dam, explain ing to two irate ladies why he did not skate with them the night be fore.
 The Santa Fe on Tuesday start ed record breaking special to con vey Senator Clark's son from Je- rome to the bedside of his dying wife in New York.
 County Recorder Harry Hibben was among the visitors in the me- tropolis yesterday. Looks as though Harry will be a candidate to suc- ceed himself this fall.
 PC. Kenyon, president of the Kenyon Printing & Mfg. Co.,, of Des Moines, Iowa, accompanied by his wife, was visitor here Thursday, going on to the Canyon.
 Ed Brumley this week purchased the interest of his partner, Ed Potter, in their saloon business. Potter has been and is still quite i'll, suffering from hemorrhages.
 Wm. Souder, or "Black Bill" as he is better known, for the repub- licans, and Senator" Geo. Patten, for the democrats, were holding a sidewalk convention yesterday and nominating candidates for the town offices.
 A. A. Dutton of Flagstaff, Nj. Michaelson of Fresno Flats, Cal, P. M. Shafer and Perry Owen of Williams renewed their subscrip- tions this week. The name of J. $. Owens of Seligman was added to our list.
 The Erwin Blunkall Go. playing all the latest successes, with picto- rial printing, scenery and costumes, will hold the boards at the opera house two nights the coming week, Feb. 5 and 6. The advance agent has not yet arrived and we cannot name their productions. However, the company is said to be good | one.
 F. B. Schwentker departs today for Galveston, Texas, where he goes to look after some property inter ests he has at that place. He is still with the Conservative Life, md late issue of the Conservative News gives him quite a puff as 1ustling young man and one whose business for the company has been teadily on the increase.
 The local saw mill has been losed down for several days the 'ast week, because of a scarcity of ogs. The scarcity of logs was due o the fact that a would-be engineer m the log engine let the boiler go Try and burned out several hues, narrowly escaping an explosion. t IS said the man took to the tall imber and has not since been seen.
 James Conlon, for sometime em- 'loyed as an assistant by Alex IT. II