Williams news., 1905-04-08
Buy your ice from Jo Atwood.

from the east yesterday.
 Following subscribers are re- newals this week: A. E. Douglass. Flagstaff; M Schmuck, camp B; Andrew Miller, Geo. Baumgartner, F. R. Nellis and Dr. A. G. Roun- seville.
 Mir. s. A. Cummings was busi ness visitor at Flagstaff Wednes- day On Thursday he had the pleasure of meeting his brother, J. R. Cummings, who was on No. 1, going to Los Angeles from Chicago.
 Three or four Salvation Army workers arrived in the city Tues day and made themselves known in the town. The usual extent to which our people make their ac. quaintance is in being compelled to "dig up."
 Rev. NIT. Wyllie, the Episcopal minister at Winslow, was visitor in the city on Thursday, looking over the ground with the view of starting a mission here. He expects to give one service a week for the present. No dates set yet.
 Mrs. Matt Grose departed Thurs day for Prescott, where she now re- sides, after a weeks pleasant visit with her brothers and sisters in the city Matt, so she tells us, is now employed as fireman on regular run on the "Peavine."
 The case of Thomas Segar, the fireman who had his arm crushed in the local yards about two years ago. against the Santa Fe, was to have come up in the courts at El Paso on March 31st, but crowded out by the rush of other business
 While here this week Dr. Tyroler informed us that MT. NJ. Salzman is at present on a business trip to New York city; that Maurice is at tending school in Los Angeles and is hard at work over his studies and rapidly making a mark for himself.
 1 Babbitt Brothers have tempora- rily rented Sweetwood x Smiths ice house and will receive carload of their artificial ice next week from their plant at Flagstaff Their own ice house will be built as soon as a lease can be obtained from the railroad company.
 Miss Lizzie Springfield is now acting as delivery clerk in the post office, taking the place of Miss Mable Adams, who departed Thurs day for a couple of weeks outing at the Grand Canyon. While there she will be the guest of her brother Bert, better known as "Rube"
 Albert Lebsch, no doubt, has the best equipped tonsorial establish ment in the territory. He is pro- gressive and puts in any new me- chanical device that will aid in the comfort of his customers His latest purchase is compressed air ma chine, and it gives perfect satis- faction.
 Mir. H. P. Anewalt, general freight and passenger agent of the Santa Fe, Prescott x Phoenix railroad, has resigned to accept the position of assistant general freight agent for the coast lines of the Santa Fe, with headquarters at San Fran cisco. Frank A. Jones, of Fresno, Cal, is his successor.
 While out west of town Wednes- day running a section line for some wood cutters, Chief Forest Ranger kCrowe tied his horse to a tree and left him for time while carrying out his work When he returned MT. Grove was surprised to find his horse was dead. It bad evidently wound the rope around the tree and struggled to get loose till through fright it died.
 Parents! Take warning. Some boys have. during the past few days, been seen climbing the new electric light poles around town. There is little danger of their hurt ing the poles or wires, but there is danger of their getting fall from the pole or shock from the wire from which they will never recover Speak to the boys about this mat ter and trouble may be averted.
 Don't get scared some night il you happen to have an exceedingly bright light flashed in your eyes Don't go prowling around dark alleys, either, knocking at back doors for admittance where you wouldn't want to be seen going in the day time. There's A new elec-