Williams news., 1906-10-27

who were on d hunting trip over the north side of the Canyon, re turned Sunday and report a very pleasant and successful trip, each having secured a fine pair of antlers. They came in just in time to escape quite d severe blizzard and snow storm.
 MT. D. H. Ritter. who crossed the Canyon to hunt about ten days ago, met with quite d loss on what is known as the Wash Henery trail A fine horse, saddle and rife Were lost over the bluff near the river. It is also reported that on his re turn on Wednesday, another animal was drowned in the river.
 Attorney X. N. Sleeves las Saturday received letter iron, C. A. Neal. Mir. Neal, at that time. was in Honolulu, and stated in his letter thrt he was having a line time, bathing in the surf, etc. but that he expected to leave there shortly for nowhere in particular that he was only travelling for pleasure.
 w. F Baker and Wm. Wente. lumbermen of Manistee, Mich, and connected with the Saginaw and Manistee Lumber Co.,, of Williams, were here this week on a tour of inspection. Mir. Baker was, at one time, president of the lumber com pany here. Mir. Wente is the father of Robert Wente, who is one of the offices accountants.
 If you want goods of any des- cription moved or stored safely, or any transfer work done, call on G.. Patterson. Having bought out the transfer outfit of Harry Cargile and greatly improved same. l am pre- pared to do all kinds of work in that line on short notice. 1 also have trucks to move pianos without the least injury to same. 10 27-tf.
 Jesus Quijada. prosperous Mexican of this city. has entered into contract of purchase of the Tetzlan property, at the west end of block 6 F. in this town for the price of $45OO. He paid 5000 cash, and is to pay the balance in monthly installmtnts. Quijada has occupied part of the property for some time past, and now has pos session and use of the whole. It is considered that he has made a good purchase.
 Beginning tomorrow (Oct. 27th) local mail service will he esta ablish-d on trains 3 and 8, making two local mails daily, both east and west. The car which has been dropped off at Williams from train 8 will be taken on through east, and trains will bring mail from the east Heretofore it has only brought mail from points east of La Junta, Colo. Mail for these trains must he in the postoffice not later than 7:3O p. m.
 The condition of the patients in the Williams hospital, which list and diagnosis of the disease we published in last weeks issue. vas reported Friday as follows: Julio Malindes, much improved; i; T. H. Mccoy, blood p"isoning, con dition about same; Ollie Olson is on the road to recovery; Nelse Holme is now convalescent; c Nj Coyne is improving very rapid Iy; Lloyd Maxwell is recovering; Charlie Emerson was admitted with mountain fever. but his case is not considered seriurs.
 Governor Kibbey has written to each board of supervisors of the counties. asking them to forward him at the earliest date, complete list of all the election marsha Is ap- pointed in the various precincts of the counties. On receipt of the list the governor will communicate with each marshal and request them that special care be taken to see that the election is honestly conducted. This is for the pur- pose of assuring a fair expression of the people on the iointure ques- tiOn.-Gazette.
 The Gym Club held their first meeting last week and expect to have regular meetings, beginning with the first of next month. The club affords the young people a place to gather and spend the eve ming, at least once week, in in nocent amusement. as well az being beneficial, and much new apparatus has been secured Prof Cureton and Miss Southerland will instruct regular classes in calisthenics, Indian club swinging and dumb bells. A notice of their opening