Williams news., 1905-01-21

J. B. Jones and Billy Satori were out Wednesday after the festive cottontail, and succeeded in bring ing in goodly bunch. "Scotty'
 McDougall was doing the cocktail honors during Satori's absence. Robert Stein, formerly manager of the Grand Canyon hotel came in last Friday. Saturday he went out to the Canyon, returning Sunday Bob" is now hustling fol San Francisco tea and spice estab lishment.
 Fred Hess, the mining engineer of Prescott, came up from that city Monday night. Tuesday Mir. Hess went out to the Canyon, where he will do some work on the Hogan mining properties, for which prepa- rations are now being made to have same patented.
 Amos Lindstrom, who has been acting as scaler and book k-keeper al the Saginaw camps for some time past, has resigned his position and will go to Los Angeles, where he will undergo a course of treatment for his eyes, which have given him a great deal of trouble of late.
 Don't go dirty because water is scarce. You can always get first class bath at The ParIor Barber Shop. Everything up to date. First class baths; sea salt baths; shampooing; face massage. Agency Imperial Laun- dry Co.,, Albuquerque, N. M. Do- mestic finish a speciality.
 Hon. John R. Page, member of the council from this county, passed through here en route from Flagstaff to Phoenix last Saturday. Mir. Page has had considerable expert ence as legislator, having been a member of the last territorial assem- bly,, and will this time, as he did before, give good account of him. self.
 Henry F. Ashurst, district attor- ney, passed through on No. 1 Mon day, from Flagstaff en route to Los Angeles, where he was called by the death of his sister, Mrs. J. A. Pitts. Mrs. Pitts was at one time a resident of Williams and had a host of friends here, who were great ly shocked and pained to hear of her sudden death.
 Ben F. Sweetwood, of the Key stone Monogram, who has been in the east for some time on a busi- ness trip, returned to Williams Monday night. MT. Sweetwood combined pleasure with business, and visited some time with his wife in Chicago, who, it will be remem- bered, is taking a course in music in the big windy city.
 Andrew Gustaff, who for the past two months has been visiting with his brother Nels, departed for his home in Seattle, Tuesday on No. 7. While here MT. Gustaff most thor oughly enjoyed himself and carries away with him nothing but praises for our beautiful little city. Many friends formed here during his stay wish him we'll in his northern home.
 R. H. Jones, grand high priest of the Flagstaff Gem, passed through here last Saturday en route to Phoenix. MT. Jones will endeavor to land one of the many clerkships to be handed out to the faithful at this term of the legislature. He says he left the office devil to run the paper during his absence. We suppose it will be, as usual, a devil of paper.
 A. F. Hunt, local agent for Santa Fe at this point for past two years, has been transferred to Flagstaff, to take the place of G. E. Sullivan, who has resigned to go with the Lumber Co.,, in Mexico. Mir. c. A. Brown, formerly cashier at Gallup and agent at Holbrook, will be our agent. MT. Brown was at one time located at Williams in the local office. Mr. and Mrs. Hunt leave Monday for their new home in Flagstaff.
 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