Williams news., 1905-01-28
COUNTY RECORDS

port Of instruments nled Tn the re- corder's office for the week ending i Jan. 25, 1905:
 J. NJ. Dennis Lumber Go. to Rem ington Typewriter Co.,, chat mort gage.
 J. R. Ward to Remington Type writer Co.,, chat mortgage.
 c. H. Mclaughlin to P c. Aston, chat mortgage.
 J. J. Gilson and wife to Elmer Langin and Duncan Mcclellan, war ranty deed, tot 1, blk 16, Williams; consideration, $1O and other valua- ble consideration.
 J. J. Gilson to Elmer Langin. bill of sale, blacksmith tools, en- zine, machinery, etc.; considera- tion, $1O, etc.
 J.. J. Gilson and D. Mcclellan to Martin Buggeln, realty mortgage, $500, on lot 1, blk 16, Williams.
 Elmer Langin and D. Mcclellan, to Martin Buggeln. chat mortgage, $500, on blacksmith outfit, etc.
 Rafael Sanchez and wife to Pedro Balderas, warranty deed, lot ?, blk 51; Williams; consideration, $25.
 Coconino Copper Go. to F. c. Reid, appointment as agent.
 Santa Fe Pac. R. R. to United States, 57 deeds relinquishing for est reserve land.
 E. B. Perrin to United States, one deed relinquishing forest re- serve land.
 John F. Brown, IS affidavits of labor performed for Coconino Cop per Co., on claims in Warm Springs dist in Buckskin mountains.
 D. M. Barringer, E. J. Bennett. s. J. Holsinger, ct al, 12 placer claims in Winslow dist, south of Canyon Diablo,
 J. X. Wood and wife and P. H. Goesling to N. s. By and w. H. Dagg, warranty deed, sw4 of ne4, se4 of nw4, and ne4 of sw4, tp IA n, r II e; also n9 of se4, sec 24, tp IA n, r 1 e; consideration, 5000.
 J. X. Woods and P. H. Goesling to N. s. By and w. H. Dagg, bill of sale, 45OO sheep, camp outfit, etc.
 Santa Fe Pac R. R. Co. to U. S., 47 deeds forest reserve land. Lynn-MIer
 Last Sunday evening at , o'clock Mr. Frank Lynn of Lansing, Mich, and Miss Emma Miller of this city were united in marriage. Rev E. G Decker of the M E. church officia- ting.
 The wedding ceremony was per formed at the home of the brides parents, Mir. and Mrs. Andrew Mil Ter It was quiet but pretty affair, being witnessed onlj;7 by a few friends of the high contracting parties. ~
 The gCoom is a rising young busi- neAman of Lansing, Mich, hold ing a responsible and lucrative DO sition in the land office of the capi- tai city of Michigan.
 The bride is sone of Williams best known and popular young society ladies. She has resided here for years, and the esteem in which she held was evidenced by the large number of friends who gathered at the depot to bid her bon voyage to her new home. MT. and Mrs. Lynn departed on Mo- 2 the same evening for their future home at Lansing.
 The NEWS joins with others and extends congratulations. with the wish that their married life may be long, happy and prosperous. Talking about the people of Ari- zona being strictly up to date brings to mind story told in the house by J. H. Pomeroy, one of Marico- pa's assemblymen.
 Pomeroy said: "The other day one of our citizens approached me and } said he understood Maricopa was } not going to ask for much patronage. He said he had never asked for any thing himself and considered that he was entitled to something. He said he was not particular as to what position he was awarded, but thought he would be satisfied with the speakership, provided there was not too much opposition"
 Pomeroy laughed when telling the story on his friend and though he did not care to reflect discredit on the knowledge of his county's citi- zens by publishing the joke in his own paper, the Mesa Free Press was not averse to it's getting out. Evidently the friend considered the position of speaker" to be some thinr on the style of A .:ca llar1 in O