Williams news., 1906-03-31

templating the erection of a brick or stone opera house and office building.
 Dr. Rounseville, health officer, hereby notifies all property owners to clean up their lots, also the alleys adjoining.
 The list of jurors for the coming term of court, which convenes April g, will be published next week. In all there were 21 grand and 50 trial jurors drawn.
 L. l.. Ferrall was in the city on Thursday from Grand Canyon. He informed us that in our statement in the last issue regarding the suit brought against him we were mis. taken. We had stated that the suit was filed by the district attorney at the instance of the territorial su- preme court. This he says is an error, as the suit is brought by the district attorney as the representa- tive of the people at the request of the railroad company.
 I believe have something in the Grace Hats that even the most ex- perienced imitators cannot copy. Come in and see for yourselves.
 MRS. J.. M. CRAWFORD.
 Attention is called to the change 1 in the name of one of our local ad- vertisers. The firm of Poison Bros. has articles of incorporation in this issue of the NEWS; also notice setting forth the change in business relations with the Kansas houses. Hereafter the business here will be known as the Poison Bros. Mercan- tile Go. The incorporators are F. O. Poison, who will be manager of the local business house; Alfred Poison, of Garfield. Kansas, and P. A. Melick, of this city.
 F. R. Nellis announces in this issue his candidacy for reelection to the office of town councilman. MT. Nellis only last week returned from a three months trip, and be- fore his return his friends had filed } with the town clerk the certificate of nomination. For several years past Mr. Nellis has served the city in the capacity of mayor, and being large property holder and having the best interests of the town at heart. he desires to again be mem- Der of the council, whether as mayor or otherwise.
 am lineal descendant of Bobby" Burns, the Bard, and as he said, "A mans a man for a , that" Each vote worth so much; :; pay after election.
 BOBBY" BURNS.
 On Wednesday Constable Adams arrested Mexican who was under the influence of liquor. just as he was going into one of the business houses. He marched the man off down the street toward the cooler" :" and reaching into the mans hip ,, pocket pulled out 3S-calibre re. volver. A further search revealed number of cartridges in his pocket z and as the gun was already loaded, it would seem that he had just started out on a trouble hunting expedition. The man, whose name
 was Santonino Ramirez, was fined $2O and sentenced to serve ten days in jail on the charge of carrying concealed weapons and being drunk and disorderly.
 < What do you A taxpayers think f of street supervisor that made 3 you pay your taxes and let over !, POO others go scot free? Do you l want him? Vote for
 f G. M. GRAHAM.
 Mention is made elsewhere in r this issue of the visit here last Mon
 day of Sheriff Lowery of Yavapai
 county. As stated. with the aid of , Marshal Kennedy, he succeeded in ? locating his man and placing him under arrest. When MT. Lowery T arrived at Ash Fork and went into the eating house for lunch the man g seemed to choke up. going outside. l The sheriff did not worry about his man, as he thought there was no 5 chance for his escape; but when he !. went to look for him he was no- where to be found. Lowery imme- diately wired east and west to keep
 lookout for the escape, and then !. started in to make a thorough
 search of the Forks. After three 1 hours he located his man in a shed in the rear of one of the saloons, g rolled up in some blankets, and ap !. parently asleep. Needless to say.