Williams news., 1905-10-21
SOME LOCAL ITEMS

med by Bishop kendrlck, Will arr rive in the city next Wednesday.
 Ralph Morrow, book keeper for Poison Bros, has been taking a rest from his duties the past few days | and with Earl Poison is securing the woods for deer.
 Harry Miner last Saturday even- ing held the ;'grand opening" of his | new Legal Tender saloon and bowl ing alley. He now has things fixed up in first class shape
 Chas A Cover arrived Thursday and has been spending the time since gathering up few of his goods that he had not taken when he closed out his business here.
 Mrs. J. H. Sheffhauer, who now resides at Stockton, Cal, arrived in the city Wednesday and was the guest of Mrs. C. M. Thomas till Thursday evening, when she con tinued east. expecting to visit for time at her old home in Cincinnati.
 Pat Grove returned this week from Belen, N. M., where for some time past he has been conducting a business. He will probably remain in the city for some time and assist his partner, Billy Mccoy, in look ing after the business of their local house.
 J. H. Russell of Los Angeles, and ! F. M. Stockton of this city are new subscribers. Those who have paid their subscriptions this week are: L. D. Gale, of Barstow, Cal; J. l.. Davis and B L. Grose, of Prescott; J. c. Phelan and the Arizona Gen. tral Bank of this city.
 We acknowledge receipt, through the kindness of MT. Wm. F. Der mont, while in Washington, of cop ies of the Washington Post and the Atlanta Constitution. Both are leading papers of the cities in which they are published as we'll as of the whole country, but while they are somewhat larger than the NEWS we dare say that according to the town in which they are published and the support they get they are not one whit larger or better than the NEWS.
 Articles of incorporation for the Tehama Land and Sheep company were filed with the county recorder last Monday. The incorporators are Robert Perrin, Lilo NJ. Perrin and l.. $. Williams. Capital stock, $15O, ,OOO, divided into 1900 shares, the par value of which is $1OO. The principal place of business is Will jams, Arizona, and shall continue for twenty-five years. The board of directors consist of Robert Per rin, Lilo M. Perrin, L. s. Williams, John c. Herndon and E. B. Per rin, Jr.
 Mrs. J. R. Twitty and daughter, Mrs. Wm. Poole, arrived in the city Thursday morning from Los An geles, being accompanied as far as Ash Fork by Mrs. M. J. Rounse- ville, who continued to Prescott, where, we are informed, she will reside in the future with her mother. After visiting here a few days with her daughter, Mrs. William Field. Mrs. Twitty will return to Prescott, while Mrs. Poole goes east and will reside in the future in Cincinnati, her husband having been located there for the past two months
 About 1 am. Thursday near the Last Chance saloon cutting scrape took place in which several Mexi. cans took part. It seems one of the men was trying to collect a board bill from another when the scrap started and the one who was attempting to collect the money had knife thrust into him in the region of the liver. His condition is critical and as yet the officers have been unable to locate the man who dld the stabbing. As a rule all Mexicans refuse to give testi- mony against each other. Luciano Savado, the man who was stabbed, resides near the box factory. He is young man and has a wife and two small children dependent upon him.
 On Tuesday of this week Messrs. c. w. Armour and Ford Harvey arrived in the city from Kansas City on their way to the Canyon. From there on the following day they expected to leave for hunt ing trip on the north side of the