Williams news., 1905-01-28

ludSh Ddll dt l. V. O' T . ioil oii eiiO evening of Feb. 21. There will be prizes given for the best maskers. A good time is promised to all who attend.
 It pays to advertise in the NEWS. Last Friday Smith Beck lost val uable watch. He brought an ad- vertisement to the NEWS offering a liberal reward for its recovery. Be- fore we could get the ad. in type the watch was found and re- turned to him by one of the boys at the mill. This surely is a con- vincing statement that the NEWS is the best advertising medium in Williams.
 Mir. and Mrs. Geo. w. Martin took their departure last Saturday for their new home at Dos Palos, Cal. where MT. Martin has pur- chased ranch. Mrs. Martin and little daughter Ruby left on No. ', while Mir. Martin left on a freight in charge of car containing their household effects and live stock. Their many friends in Williams wish them unbounded prosperity in their new home.
 If you need new suit go at once and see Walker the Tailor. He has just received his spring samples. They are beauties and at prices as low as ready made. Don't kick about poor fitting ready made suit when you can have a perfect fitting suit made to your measure for the same price. Walker will also clean your hat or that old suit and make them look like new. Prices low, work first class. Bank building, opposite Poison Bros.
 T. E. Pulliam, with general head quarters at the county seat, has been visiting in Williams this week. By reference to the proceedings of the board of supervisors it viii be seen that MT. Pulliam was awarded the contract for the care of the in- digent sick and meals to jail pris- oners, by the board. In our opinion a better selection could not have been made, as "Tom" is gentleman under all circumstances and con- ditiors, and the unfortunates who may be placed under his charge will receive the best of care and attention that is possible to give.
 Louis Kinser was given a sur prise party last Saturday evening at his mansion on the hill by host of his admiring friends. Al though Louie was somewhat taken back at the sudden onslaught on his castle, he arose gallantly to the occasion and played the part of host to perfection. Refreshments con- sisting of coffee, sandwiches, cake, fruit and nuts, were served during the evening" Those present were: MT. and Mrs. Smith Beck, Misses Alice, Vada and Lizzie Springfield, Ida Cieck, Mollie and Della Beck; Messrs Louis and Rob bert Kinser, Hans Anker, Ora Smith B. Holloway and Edgar Hackley.
 B. s. Gosney returned from the east Monday, where he has been since the first of the year. He at tended the American Forestry Con- gross at Washington. While in that city he succeeded in having the order, confining the crossing of the reservation of sheep, modified, so that the sheep will not be con- fined to the narrow trail as made in the order from the Interior de- partment, some months. ago. He also attended the session of the National association of Live Stock. men in Denver, and the National Wool Growers association which met in that city. He will leave to- day for Pasadena to join his family who are stopping there for the win ter.-Sun.
 Prof. J. H. Gerard was called to Mesa last Saturday by telegram announcing the death of his brother in-law, Dr. J. H. Gentry. Dr. Gen. try died Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock of liver affection after long illness. He was a son-in-law of the late Dr. Gerard. Dr. Gentry came to Arizona about three months ago from Missouri, accompanied by his wife, a son of eighteen, and a daughter of sixteen, who are now here. Deceased was fifty years of age. During MT. Gerard's absence his place was ably filled by Miss Mcintyre, while her room is taken by Miss Lindstrom. Mir. R. Gerard, his brother, was unable to accom-