Williams news., 1905-04-29

SuDl. JOIlii Nl OduIClpt anu WiiO came in from Anita Wednesday evening The mine has been tenn porarily closed down. pending the attachment suit. Mir. Cameron may go to Boston to endeavor to straighten things out before the company.
 J. s. Button has just received and placed on exhibition for thirty days one of the new Netzow upright pianos, which sell at $30O It is elegantly finished, and the general public is invited to call and inspect the instrument.
 Work will begin on the construc- tion of the new M. E. church at Ash Fork some time during the coming week. The building will be 24x3O feet and will be fitted with a cupalo for receiving a bell, the latter to be purchased as soon as funds are raised for that purpose.
 The O'Neil monument commits sion was appointed this week by Governor Kibbey, and very appro- priately. is composed of Prescott citizens. The members are Judge E. w. Wells. Judge R. B. Sloan, Robert E. Morrison, Morris Gold water and Michael Hickey.
 Headache, nervousness, dizziness, pains in the eye balls, orbit, tenn pies or forehead, seeing more plain ly with one eye than the other are symptoms that glasses are needed j; or perhaps your lenses may need changing. If so, see Dr. Swikerath while he is here
 General Supt. F. H. Lamb of the Western Union Telegraph Co.,, with headquarters at San Francisco, ac- companied by his private secretary, arrived here Wednesday evening from Prescott, and after looking over the business field here Thurs day continued on to Los Angeles.
 Some changes are to be made in clerkships the first of the week. Jean Donahue leaves Babbitt's to take the block in Salzman's new butcher shop. John Doyle leaves Salzman's and goes to Babbitt's. Frank Bentley will accept posi- ton with Salzman az driver of the delivery wagon.
 Our hams and bacons are cured in a pickle composed of sugar, salt, distilled water, and tested chemic- ally for their purity. This one part of the preparation of our hams and bacons for the market contrib utes more than any other to the splendid flavor of our goods.
 BABBITT BROS.
 Last week at Flagstaff an organ ization to be known as the Pioneers of Northern Arizona was perfected. The following officers were elected: D. J. Brannen, president; A. A. Dutton, vice president; John Clark, treasurer; c. A. Bush, secretary. The next meeting will occur May 16. Over one hundred names are on the roll.
 On Tuesday evening Sheriff Hen- derson and Deputy Ferguson went out to the property of the Anita Copper Go. to serve writs of attach ment gotten out by J. c. Phelan and Poison Bros. The amounts aggregate about $500 together, and it is hoped the company will be able to liquidate these debts at once and resume operations.
 If your face hurts you and you feel as if you looked old and wrinkled, go to the Parlor Barber Shop and get one of their ''com- pressed air massage treatments" :" After shaving your face is sprayed and dried by aid of compressed air. Plenty of water now. Come in and get a bath. Everything up to date Sea salt baths; shampooing; face massage. Agency Imperial Laun- dry Co.,. Albuquerque, N. M. Do- mestic finish speciality.
 Trouble has been brewing at and around the Anita camp for some weeks past. Some of it arose over the question of rights to a water hole, known as Shoots dam. Bob Kinser and "Curley" Wallace are running cattle in that section and claim the right to the water, while the Anita people want it for use at the mine. The case is very liable to be brought into court.
 The band boys are going to give a dance at the Odd Fellows hall on next Wednesday evening, May 8.