Williams news., 1906-03-17

last Saturday to his home at Flag
 staff. Dick is a good fellow, and he likes Williams, even if the pace sometimes does get little swift.
 Announcement that the Atchi- son, Topeka & Santa Fe and the Southern Pacific are to unite in the construction of a line no miles in length from Shively, Cal, the southern terminus of the San Fran cisco & Northwestern railroad. owned by the Atchison. Topeka X Santa Fe, to Sherwood. the north ern terminus of the California & Northwestern, owned by the South ern Pacific, is of particular interest
 for two reasons. In the first place
 it indicates that the two companies
 are following a policy directly op-
 posite to that of the Hill and Har-
 riman interests by entering into an
 amica ble arrangement to avoid the
 construction of competing lines
 through a territory in which both
 are equally interested and the traf-
 fic of which can be handled by one
 line; and in the next place because
 such road would open to the mar
 kets of the world the great redwood
 forests of Mendocino and Humboldt
 counties.
 If you want goods of any de-
 scription stored safely away, or
 any transfer work done, call on
 Harry Cargile. Phone 2-S.
 Also have coal for sale.
 Frank L. Moore, of the NEWS
 staff, returned to the city last Fri
 day evening after on absence of
 two weeks at Phoenix and other
 southern points. While at the
 capital he had careful examina- tion of his ears made by special l ist, who gives him little hope of , ever being able to hear better than F he can at present. On his way back 3 MT. Moore stopped off at Martinez and visited with old friends. The News-Herald of that place con- tained the following about him:
 "F. L. Moore, an old time printer
 who is we'll known all over the southwest, and who is now working
 on the WILLIAMS NEWS, paid the
 News Herald a pleasant visit on 8 Thursday. Mir. Moore made up the : first form on the famous, but now y defunct, paper known as Ships Il However, had he been the compos t itor for that sheet until now il ' would never have died, as Frank n always makes success of the from = office of newspaper when he
 works in the back office." y Baumgartner & Satori are 'stil
 successfully conducting the Pull
 man bowling alley and bar. They s handle only the best wines anc r liquors. Billy" says he has beer l. drinking only their own goods since n they started up and is not dead yet What more guarantee do you wanti if Last Saturday a number of boys 8 went out to Davenport lake and |. succeeded in bringing back 21 n ducks. The following day party e composed of P. A. Melick, J. H t Hudson, S.. O. Miller, H. Yoder
 Edgar Hackley, R. s. Teeple and
 the writer, went to the same lake
 having secured the services of Harry :. Cargile and his team for the day
 While there were many hundreds of ducks there at first, it was but a : few minutes till they were nearly 7 all gone, as it is impossible at this time of year for the hunter to keep Il out of sight. This fall when the reeds and tulies have grown up the shooting will be much better. The E crowd had splendid time, though , the weather was beastly, and finally ! managed to kill 25 ducks, Teeple c and Miller went out in the hoat 5 and-upset. They were sorry look
 ing sights as they stumbled into
 camp, leaving the boat at the other : side of the lake from camp. Miller :; says Teeple is born "claimer." "