Williams news., 1905-12-23
Five degrees below zero yesterday.

Roy Kilgore will arrive home to
 night from Tucson, where he has
 been attending the University, tc
 spend the holidays.
 Marshal Jas. Kennedy and wife
 leave today for a weeks visit at
 Phoenix. During his absence Con.
 stable Adams will look after the
 marshal's duties.
 Minor Owens spent several days
 in the city this week from his ranch
 north of Seligman. He brought in
 the hide of big mountain lion
 which one of the men killed near
 the ranch.
 If you want goods of any de, scription stored safely away, or any transfer work done, or wood of any length. call on Harry Car gile. Phone 2-S.
 c. s. Dingle, manager of the Grand Canyon Drug Co.,, leaves within the next few days for a visit at his old home at Woodland, Cal. During his absence D. A. Byrne will look after his duties.
 Mrs. E. G. Dubois and two young sons departed last Monday for Winslow, where she will visit for some weeks. Ed. says he is now about the busiest man in town; having nothing to do but cook for himself, care for 34 chickens, five cats and one colt. besides doing hard days work for Salzman, at the end of which he has been doing an- other days work for the town.
 James Irvine, boot and shoe maker, Williams, Arizona. Ladies' and gents shoes made to order. Perfect fit and workmanship guar anteed. Repair work neatly done.
 MT. Andrew Miller, superintend- ent of the local mill, leaves today for Phoenix, where he will atterd the fair. He has more than the ordinary amount of interest at the grounds, as two of his horses are entered in the races to take place the coming week. On the last page of this issue will be found an item relative to race pulled off there last week in which one of his horses proved quite a surprise to some of the racing men.
 MT. and Mrs. Jacob Salzman were called to Los Angeles on No. 3 last Sunday evening by a wire informing them of the serious ill ness of their son, Louis, who is at. tending school at that place. Later a wire was received stating that the boy had been operated on for ap- pendicitis and that the operation had proven entirely successful. MT. oalzman is expected home tonight, but his wife will remain till Louis completely recovers.
 William Ergmann, Jr., spent few hours in the city last Saturday on business for the engineering de- oartment of the Santa Fe, with which he is connected at Los An seles, in the office of Chief Engineer R. B. Burns. He had been east as ar as Winslow and was on his way pack to the coast. Will. says his 'oung son, who it will be remem- ,ered has been almost helpless lnce birth, is outgrowing his weak less, and is now able both to walk nd talk, which is good news to heir many friends.
 Baumgartner & Satori have pened up "The Pullman" in which hey are conducting a first-class bowling alley and bar. Only the est of goods are handled, and court ous treatment is assured to all.
 More than a few people were sur rised at the outcome of the Fitz- !mmons- O'Brien prize fight on Wednesday night. The grand old 'an put up game fight, but he as not there as of old with the ecessary staying qualities, and as all in in the fourteenth round. trough the enterprise of B. F. weetwood, and with the assistance C. k. Palmer, manager for the ostal telegraph company at this pint, the local sports were enabled
 receive, Wednesday evening, at 'e Keystone Monogram, the direct turns of the Fitzsimmons- O'Brien 5ht by rounds. \