Williams news., 1904-06-25
SOME LOCAL ITEMS.

bONI oPShUiiiS5 tiiS i'iS' iN" o' ib the city.
 Remember! There will be dance at the Silvernail on the night of July 4.
 Mir. and Mrs. Martin Buggeln came in Thursday from the Grand Canyon.
 Poison Bros. have placed a new light wagon in commission, as has also k. T. Phelan
 Clarence Wells departed Wednes day evening for Colorado, where he will accept position.
 Mr. and Mrs. c. NJ. Thomas are expected to arrive here tomorrow from Camp Point, III.
 Clarence Lamb came up Wednes- day evening from Prescott to join his wife and enjoy a short visit with his parents.
 Miss Mamie Nagiller returned here Thursday from Winslow. where she has been visiting with her sister Anna.
 So far there are about one thou sand names on the great register. It is thought the list will run over fifteen hundred names.
 Henry Hill had a runaway yes terday with his water wagon. The tank iolted off the gears and some little damage was done.
 Constable Thomas Andrews has been confined to his bed for the past two weeks with rheumatism, being able to move only with assistance.
 Mrs. NJ. Mcintyre returned home Wednesday evening from Long Beach, Cal, where, with Mrs Wm. Mcintyre, she had been enjoying herself.
 The Ladies' Aid monthly thim- ble-bee will be held at the home of Mrs. F. R. Nellis next Wednes- day afternoon. A large attendance is desired.
 MT. and Mrs H. L. Aphold, ac companied by Mrs. Overholtzer and daughter, mother and sister of Mrs. Aphold, visited at the Canyon Thursday.
 w. P. Finney this week sold out his interest in the sash and door department of the local mill to the company. MT. s. A. Cummings is now in charge of the work.
 Prof McNeff and wife, of the Je- rome schools, passed through here Wednesday evening, bound for St. Louis. They. enjoyed a chat at the depot with Prof. and Mrs. Phil brook
 Mrs. J. $. Button, accompanied by her sons Lyle and Charles, de- parted Thursday evening for visit at her old home, Port Huron, Mich. expecting to be gone about two months.
 Last Saturday at Bellemont Con- ductor E. H. Duffield had his ca boose and six cars smashed in a mix up on the short run. The ca boose was sent to Albuquerque for repairs.
 Hon. Lucius R. Barrow, of Pres colt, was a pleasant caller at the NEWS office this week. Lou did good work while a member of our last legislature, and it is hoped he will again be q candidate for like honors this coming election.
 O. H. Harrington will leave to- day for Williams to take charge of the Anita mines, located about forty miles from Williams The mine is owned by eastern capitalists. The workings are now down 300 feet, and it is proposed to sink them 2O0O feet deeper-Prescott Courier. June p.
 On last Saturday in Justice Ran ney's court, T. H. Wagner. em- ployed by R. H. Cameron at Grand Canyon, appeared as defendant in the charge of resisting an officer, Clark B. Stocking, who is doing special duty at the Canyon. Wag- ner waived an examination and was held to the next grand jury in the sum of $3O0 bail, which was given.
 Mrs. F. w. Lisle, who came here l few weeks since from San Der 1ardino, accompanied by her hus- oand, died yesterday morning at he home of her sister, Mrs K. H. Duffield, of consumption. The re- mains will be shipped on No 1 to- lay to Ontario, Cal, for interment, being accompanied by Mir. Lisle md Mrs. Duffield Mir. and Mrs. . 1isle had only been married since asst November.