Williams news., 1905-01-28
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C. E. 3oyce is now resident of Phoenix.
 Louis Schey closed his place of business in Williams last night.
 II. L. Aphold renewed his subscription to the NEWS this week.
 Dan Mcdonald, was transacting business in the city from Anita few days this week. 1 Chairman Cameron of the board of supervis- | OTIS returned to the county seat Thursday night | Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Arey left for Winslow Thursday evening, where they will visit for a | few days.
 Irwin Sanders and Jas NJ. Williams left Thurs day for Anita, where they go to cut wood for | the smelter.
 | Miss Ella Wheeler Wilcox, the poetess of pas sion passed through Williams last Sunday l bound for the Canyon.
 Geo. H: Barney accompanied by Miss Jennie Bayles, of Gallup, went to Los Angeles Thurs day for several days visit.
 F. T. Holden president of the Coconino Cattle ! Growers association, is attending the cattle mems convention in Phoenix this week.
 Jacob Salzman left on No. last Sunday for San Francisco and other coast towns on busi- ness trip. He expected to be absent about ten days.
 Last week Mike Clancy and Ben Wales left Williams with four-horse team e1i route to the Bigbug country, where they will engage in l mining.
 Jas Hogue has been given Conductor Heat. on's place on the log run. Jim is an old i timer here and all his friends are pleased al his promotion.
 Last Saturday at Il a. m Constable Chas Adams sold at public auction the attached property of Ben Wales to satisfy a debt contrac ted with Poison Bros.
 Word comes from Phoenix that Mrs. c. A Neal, wife of the proprietor of the NEWS, will leave there shortly and will visit with her par ents at Fresno, Cal, for a time.
 w. S. Martin representing the Albuquerque Morning Journal, was husting for that mos excellent paper in the city Wednesday. He returned cast the same evening.
 Guy V. Hoopengarner, who was lately placed ill charge of the telegraph office at Mcclellan has again been transferred and is now doing the the day trick at the local depot.
 Remember! The dance Monday, Jan, 30. give1 at Silvernaid hall by the Williams Orchestrf Club. Dancers are invited. Good music guar anteed. Come out and enjoy yourself.
 L. S. Williams, who has been in attendanee at the bedside of his sick mother, Mrs K. w Williams, at the Sisters Hospital in LosAngele is expected to arrive home the coming week. There was a change of time made this weel on the Canyon road The morning train now arrives at Il :50 and leaves at 80 p. m. Th' evening train arrives at 5 80 and leaves at 10:3 D. m-
 charge of the new Canyon service is Hcaton conductor; Bobby Burns, brakeman; Kendall engineer; Hammond, fireman. Fins gees nI,tl tbe mex. shaae-up -.
 MT. ana MrS. G. U. COker ana three children of Quero, Texas, are expected to arrive here to day to make their home in Williams. MT. Coke is brother-iI-law of Mir. Franklin, who IS em ployed as car repairer at the Saginaw mill ant factory
 Allen H. Wright, special writer for severa New York dailies, including the Tribune, of tha city, has been doing the Canyon for the past few days, and was so fayorably impressed he has promised us something out of the usual in th' way of a write up.
 1 Miss Emily L. Koupal, of West Point. Neb who came here some time since for the benef of her health, departed yesterday for Prescott as the climate here did not agree with her, tho altitude being too high While in Prescott Miss Koupal will be the guest of MT. and Mrs Mat GroSe.
 There appears in another column of this issue an advertisement from the office of the survey or general of Arizona, for an extensive survey , of the Mohave Valley The survey will covel 42 standard miles, 25 meanders 13 Indian reseT vations, 40 township exteriors and 225 subdi visions, totaling 342 miles.
 John Keegan, who for the past three foul years has been connected with the Saginaw S Manistee Lumber Co.,, resigned his position al Camp last week chef, and on Wednesday boarded No. for Seattle, Wash, where he will make his home in the future. "Jack'' instruc ted us to send the NEWS regularly.
 J. S. Campbell is this week representing Grand Canyon lodge of this city at the district conven ton of the Frateral Brotherhood, which con vene ind Phoenix Wednesday. The Republi can of Phoenix reports a large attendance and interesting meeting. E. V. Potter of Maricopa lodge, was elected representativet to the Supreme