Williams news., 1904-09-17

SlduleS SU1fJ WdiStS SCut CS SllS Imperial Laundry at Albuquerque are given special attention, and are returned in cardboard boxes with out being rumpled or crushed. Domestic finish a speciality. Parlor barber shop.
 John M. Cameron, who has charge of the operations now going forward at Anita, was a visitor in the city. the first of the week. He informed us that the Eclipse shaft had then reached depth of 40 feet and that indications are grow ing better as depth is attained. John Heisel came in Thursday from the Canyon, where he has been employed for some time as miner at the Canyon Copper com pany's property. He intends to go out on the Navajo reservation and may accept a position with the company which recently purchased w. N. Staley's mines.
 Miss Harriet Pyle, sister of H. Pyle. will arrive here the first of the week for a few days visit with her brothers family Miss Pyle is starting on two months trip to various points in the east, includ- ing St. Louis and Chicago, and on her return she expects to remain l hare Savera1 months
 Frank Smith returned Thursday from Kansas, where he had gone several weeks since with carload of horses for Ed. Levengood. We understand he sold horses all the way from Kinsley to the Oklahoma line, disposing of the entire lot at a profit, though he says there are many who are shipping horses into that country.
 The following names were added to our subscription list the past week: Mrs. H. R. Anderson, l.. H. Olson, Fish Lake, N. D.; John M Heaton and E. H. Duffield. Fol lowing renewed their subscriptions: F. L. Jacksen, Stony Creek, Ct. :; Martin Bugl sln, Grand Canyon; w. F. Stuart, Flagstaff; T. A. Cole man, Harry ,Dear1ng, Mrs. Robert Postle, T. J. Evans, F. w. Smith.
 Rev. and Mrs. John Oliver de- part next week from our midst after a residence here of two years. While we have not attended the church services as much as we might, still we have had ample proof that the work carried on by the pastor and his good wife has not been in vain They have made many friends who regret their de- parture, and these join the NEWS in wishing MT. and Mrs. Oliver success in whatever field they may locate after the conference.
 For Sale Good 3O-3O rife. h. quire of F. o. Poison.
 A certain young man who rooms at the Grand Canyon hotel could not, for some reason, unlock the door of his room or gain admit tance thereto one night recently. He knew that was his room and knew he had right there, but how to get in worried him. At last he thought of the transom and pro- ceeded to try to climb through. When half way through he was un- able to go forward or backward and simply hung there till the porter and friend came to his assistance. , Don't forget that the Fraternal , Brotherhood dance occurs on the 3Oth of this month, and that the Aycock Garland wedding comes off at that time, as announced in these columns. Tickets are now being sold for the event. The services oi Messrs. Barnes, Ehrke and Stuart have been engaged as musicians and the event promises to. be most , successful one The ladfs of the lodge will also serve lunch in the banquet room upstairs, which will be conducted separately from the dance. Admission to the dance $1 lunch 25 cents
 , Tuesday on the Saginaw road north of Challender a wreck oc- cured which might have resulted seriously for some. The train crew in leaving Challender had taken on car of steel Arriving at the big : hill they found they would have to leave that car for the next trip. Returning later with a train load of logs they were unable to stop in coming down the hill and crashed into the car of steel, derailing sev- eral log cars and causing general smashup. August Lindstrom in the melee SIlCtaine a Cavara oI1t in