Williams news., 1904-07-30
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The Globe census of school chill dren shows 541, of whom but 424 attended school the last year, and but 23 were not native born.
 The Southern Pacific railroad company will oil their track from Yuma to Fl Paso; also from Mari copa to Phoenix, so it is stated.
 Operator G. w. Backus has ac- cepted position with Agent Hud- son at Flagstaff. He is relieved at Fairview by Operator Kendrick.
 Judge Parker has fixed August 20 as the date for the ceremonies of notifying him of his nomination by the national democratic conven- tion as candidate for president.
 For some time there has been rumor that Winslow was to have a new paper. It is reported on the streets that Hon. w. A. Parr will soon start a paper in Winslow as the organ of the democratic party. Mail.
 Grant Anderson spent last Sun day in Flagstaff. He brings back the report that Sandy" Donahue of the Commercial hotel is out for sheriff, and from all Grant could learn he is apt to land the plum.-- Winslow Mail.
 Mrs. J. P. Riley, sister of J. F. Phelan, passed through Needles on Wednesday evening from Seligman to Los Angeles. Her mother, Mrs. D. F. Phelan, is ill and confined to her bed and Mrs. Riley will remain with her some time.-Eye
 Saturday morning about 2 o'clock the store of Chas Weidemeyer was broken into, but the thieves were scared away HfSsnt befSTe they Yha had b6vs, si;ss Frank Field and Gus Martin, from Williams, aged 13 and 15 years, were arrested charged with being the robbers. They were turned loose, however, the evidence against them being too meager to hold them.-Gallup Republican.
 N. G. Layton, territorial super intendent of public instruction, left the city this morning for Flagstaff, where he will spend his vacation for few weeks. However, he vir- tually moved his office with him, for he intends to continue work on his annual report. Flagstaff is cooler than Phoenix, and Judge Layton does not object to cooler place than this city in which to perform the duties of his office Gazette, June 22.
 The quarterly session of the live stock sanitary board was held last week at Phoenix. The greater part of the session was taken up with the auditing of bills and a discus sion of the preparation of the re- port of the commission. There will be two reports-one to be made to the governor to be transmitted to the legislature and the other to be included in the report of the gov ernor to the secretary of the inte- rior. There have been no exten sive movements of cattle and there has been but little litigation grow ing out of the violation of the stock laws of the territory.
 Dr. William Dufield was ap- pointed territorial superintendent of public health by Gov. Brodie last week, to succeed Dr. R. M Dodsworth, who resigned on ac' count of removing from the terri tory. Dr. Duffield resigned as mem Der of the territorial board of med ical examiners to accept the posi- tion. Dr. Chas. NJ. Jones of Tempe was appointed on the board O. medical examiners. The governor also appointed Charles F. Solomon of Solomonville member of tn, board of equalization, in place 0 Gee A. Olney, whose resignation