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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-10-14
BY MARGARET STEVENS BROWNE

Isn't it strange? The never -failine
interest in two species of femininltN
the bride and the actress. No matter
to how small a circle her charming
personality" is known before she IL
i plunging INTO the sea of matrimony or
stepping before the footlghts counting
| approval and applause. once she has
done either she becomes attractive to
a great degree. The bride. however,
is attractive as a bride only until she
becomes matron. The successful act
! ress has the advantage here; she con-
tinues to engage curious attention dur
ing her entire stage career through
the numbcrless last Appearances: to
the final retirement, and on to the end
of her life IL she has made name
the details of her private life are of
interest to the public and her comings
and goings are recorded.
/ 1t was the third visit to Montgom
cry of Miss Charlotte Walker, the
popular actress, who was in Mont
gomery on Friday and her tour through
the SOUTH has been one of social as
well as professional triumph. She has
been entertained delightfully."- in a mum
Der of Southern cities she has visited.
| memoir of her prominent family. is
well known.
Miss Walker and her mother had
just returned from walk on Friday
isn't this air delightful? The air
is so bracing in the fall 1t Tives one
energy to do anything. I feel as il 1
Among the callers Miss Walker soon
discovered there was one who had
somewhat the look of all "interNiewcr,
and So TO let her down easy she said:
"A most amusing thing happened to
me the other day when l was III Jack
sonville, Fla. AS l came in from a
walk tine hotel clerk told me re-
porter was waiting in the parlor to
interview me.
L do not like to be interviewed a
little bit" said Miss Walker. for / say
such crazy thinGs-things that l do
not mean altogether. and that do no,
look in cold type as I intended them
that 1T keeps me busy for six months
apologizins for them. denying them
explaining them or as a last resort
declaring them to be all a mistake Of
the press The New York newspapers
unfortunate speeches and play them
up for all they are worth News there
, seems to be scarce article. for the tin =
lest bit is worked over and over agnin
until its originator would never recog-
nizc it.
But to continue with my story"
Miss Walker went on. Il told the man
7 did not wish to be interviewed: he
insisted and of course asked mo what
thought of acting as profession :"
answered: ut is a great responsible
itv. think too much of it to attemnt
To give my opinion OF it. Then es-
caped unStairs.
The next morning there appeared a
beautiful interview with me 1t roaIlv
was beautiful, However. there was no
truth in IT, 7 was described in nv
11c"s and ribbons. with swishing silk
on skirts in my dainty houdoir at the
hotel. surrounded by mirrors in which,
Ia naz~ on hcr hcautv On: dear pc
that man made ne anpear vain. ~
said 'Evorv few minutes Ler Fren@h
maid entered ia Sec II there WAS any
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MIR, BRANsCOMBE's SERVICES.
Interesting Revival at Dexter Avens
Methodist Church.

Interesting Revival at Dexter Avenue
Methodist Church.
The revival services at the Dexter
Avenue Methodist Church continues u
grow in interest daily
Rev G.. L. Branscombe Of TalIade9a
has preached twice daily during the
past week and will continue to preach
every day during the next week. There
will be a rally OF the sunday Schoo
this morning at $3.50 O'Clock. At II
o'clock Mr. Branscombe will preach q
sermon especially to the wives and and
mothers, and at $3.50 o'clock IN tne
afternoon he will preach to the chill.
dren and the young people OF the con.
gregation. At o'clock this evening
his sermon will be to the husbands
and fathers of his congregation. Mon
day night he will preach to the youps
men. ~
The services will continue through
ont the week at 10 o'clock in the morn
ing and at 5 o'clock at night. cor
dial invitation is extended to every
one to attend all of these services.
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az MISS +-...-
LOWE AND Mr.. WILLIS -


Mr. and Mrs. David r. Lowe have
announced the engagement OF thctr
daughter: Miss Annie WyiN LOVE- 10
MIR Walker Dorr Willis
This marriage which is matter or
wide Interest will occur on the, eve.
ming Of Wednesday the .eventh or
November at half past seven "'lorR
II will be solemnized at ;he home ~
MIR. and Mrs. Lowe. fourteen H"i-
combe street. in the presence o. rel ca,
be followed by a reception. 10
Miss Annie Willis Of Pensacola SIS;
ter Of Mr.. Walker Willis Will be ma ai,,
WV w DF' of Atianta. cousin of Miss LOVE-
and a prospective debu,ante of N this
season Miss Fife Ma NAY w Miss sa allie
Grace Rcaie Mr.. A. NJ. very ":
Of Pensac cola will be best man: A s.-I
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! the out Of town guests at this wed
WIFI. are ss Mr. p ana Mrs Of Le Mr
Of MT. and Mrs. Hail. Janney. MIR.
and Mrs. Henry WHY Of Mobile. Miss
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. 81,
Of Savannah. Mrs. Day ldson is gard
young matron Of savannah. 4 NUM-:
Der Of young men from Pensacola will
sn n,o in attendance rhmm st the o, weddmT
derson Leonard.
MIS- MALLS ENGxcEmExr
TO MIR. NASH HAS
BEEN .iNNOUCED.
The announcement has been made
y Miss Flora Nall p to ,"f Mr f"si Ma"riee
Ma Nssh boz Jr Thc ann n,", is made
Beverly Nall. and the marriage is to
take. place on Saturday. November the
! tenth at noon. at the homa Of Colonel
and Mrs Nall, on Hill street in Louis
Miss Nail is well known and great
~ ADMIRED in Montgomery; where she
shanks, who formerly lived In Mont
! gomcry. and who has since gone ia
!o!isvill" TO reside. During Miss Nails
v'sta to her sister. Mrs. Shanks. she
The young couple will leave short
ZIP to the West. after which they will
Go at nome >" t'9 y !
ENGAGEMENT or MISS HARRIS
AND MR.. FULLER ANNOUNCED.
Ihe shfaS 'n'ert Of Miss Caroline
John B, Fuller. Jr. Of this city has
been announced. tho wedding to- take
place at the First Methodist Church
IN opelika on November eth at r.
q or, it IT, IT, o 5p;i Daily News saws:
daughter of Mrs. Winnie ,larris. and
hosts Of friends in this city. whero
she has lived since childhood. She is
young woman of charming per-
degree the, characteristics OF noble
womanhood.
mr., Fuller is a prominent bushes.
vile and Nashville Railroad.
Their many friends extend to them
best wishes on thei" approaching
MISS BRAKE AND MR.
HAIGLER TO BE MARRIED.
MIR. and Mrs. j. f. Andrews announce
Nina Felicia Brake. TO Mr.. W:,iiam
Hope Haigler. the marriage to take
place OH the evening of November -,
at their home On Pleasant Avenue.
Miss Brake sill he attended by her
sister: Miss Caroline Brake. of craw
:crdviIe. "a. who VIII pc mail Of
iCnor, and Miss Ethel Howell of At
lanta. Florence Cameron and i.oui>H
Gwen. Mr.. Julian Ha:cler. broth ~ ~
the groom. will be best man.
Miss Brake is ddughte' of Mr.. an.!
Mrs. l.. A. Brake OF CiaWfcrdvillo. Ga .
ut has resided here with her uncle ald
aunt attending schC nj for the VA ;;
year. Her parents Will be among tiet
out town guests 10 the wedding
Z. y y
1884,. MtUSER-CEAYRI
Mr. NJ r, CrIvhill invites YOU "a y"
resent at the marriage of hie laugt,-
tor, Pearl Eliza beth. to Mr.. ',iims How
ard Hauscr. Tuesday evening O,.tnbc !
I'D, 1906. at $40 O'Clock. sos .>orth
I:ull Street, Montgomery. .Nll.
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. SOCIAL SIDE Mr.. M ..s...


". F: Joseph. Church: Mrs. NJ. D. 3ibb,
Mrs. u. G. Andrew. Moulton: Mrs. J. W.
l'urr. So. Mrs. Lila Little, iatoma Miss
). g. Follansbee, Mrs. II. Stringfelow,
Sayre; Mrs. 4. Schuessler. Miss NJ
e, bbs. Miss f. NJ Bullock, Mobile: Mr.:
I. G. Jones, Mrs. r. Goldthwaite
ADAMS: Mrs. r. NJ. Kohn Mrs = Y.
Wing. Union: Mrs. J. H. Hardaway, Ms
J. w. Watts. Washing ton: Mrs. J. 4
Hurter. Miss G.. Hammond. Madison:
Mrs. w. e. Lrdward, Mrs 7. NJ. Maddox,
Monroe
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Delicate Tuberculosis Bacillus.

In his a6dress before the lnterna-
tional tuberculosis Congress at The
Hague. DIR. Lawrence Flick. head Of
the Phipps Institute at philadelphia
demonstrated that the tubercle bacil-
lus has a restricted hahn al and is
delicate organism which may easily
he destroyed. He takes issue with
the view long held by scientists that
the lungs are the principal source OF
tuberculosis incubation. The fact that
the bacillus is a solid and that infec-
ton is found in every part of the oody
reached nv the circulatory system
couyinces him that entry is gained
through the alimentary canal and
thence through the right heart into
the circulation.
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Continued ON Page EIshteenJ
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ENGAGEMENTS.
ENGAGEMENT OF MISS LONG
AND MIR. PALMER

ENGAGENEST OF MISS LONG
AND MR.. PALMER
Mr.. and Mrs. n. W. Z. Long o.
llurtsboro, Ala. announce the cn-
gagement of their daughter. Queen
ellie. to Mr.. Rowden H. Palmer of Cor
dele. Ga. The marriage will probably
take place some time in Dccembcr.
MISS NORTHINGTON'S EN-
GAGEMENT TO DIR.
WALKER ANNOUNCED
The engagement Of Miss Dora Nor.
thington of Prattville to DR.. Alfred
Augustus Walker of Birmingham is
Mrs: William F. Northington.
The marriage will be celebrated ~
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Northington
at :. o'clock on the evening OF We'd
nesday. November the fifteenth and
the ceremony will be witnessed by a
number Of relatives and a few clos.
Montgomerians will he euests at This
wedding. and among the attendants
are to be two Montgomery girls. Mise.
es Ethel and Anna Pelzer. The Other
son OF Prattvillc. and Misses Tclle De
Rardelaben. Louise Walker and Annie
Earle Of Birmingham. Miss Julia Nor
Ellington. sister Of the bride elect. will
is centercd in this announcement hnre
40 Misc Northington has FREQUENTLY
visited friends in the city and has al
WAYS been during her visits a pro-
nOunced social favnrit-.
r T. 4
ANNOU NCEWENT Of EN- q
GAGEWENT of MISS
LAHEY AND MU. HOLT.
An announcement which Will CLAIM,
wide spread attention from. a LARGE
circle Is that made nv Mrs. T.. W
Lahev. who announces the engage
r'nrt of hnr DAUGHTER Miss Tuciln
walker Lahey to Mr. Joseph Villa ms
Holt.
Tho marriage oe this ~oun~ coun,e
will taxi nlaro or the evening" ~
Thu"sdav tho fftc"nth. II viii he sol-
Amnized In Two Church Of tho Holy
Comforter. Miss T.aho~'s attendants
Tnan T.ahNv who I'LL ne he~ r,a'ds 90
honor. ar.u hnr hridoer1nfds Ns'ss yn~n'
uu~tn- >rise .Iear "ra'I Misc o''vn
r"1nio sistrunk and Miss Virginia
No"wood
Mr. Vr','ar' Volt h-othc- ~ IN"
Tho will 10 "roonos-,en aro Nr "a
'-'arh. 6 Watts W. r"oro" W.. WATTS
" Nv Emmett Sntheis AND Ny Rob
o~+ q tr-in cton.
tn,nr- .ho owe OF tN---~ ~rnete who
---ilI r~oh,hl-- ~ttan1 thi- r.-oa 'ir~ o-c
VIC EAu-o-.s vo"o--, r. o'"~h'- ~t0~
--ice above -:,.+e- ~~+' NJ r-'.o" -
Torressaa and NJ Volts aunt torn,~r-
". Miss Rebccca Williams of Montgorl-
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IMPORTANT NOTICES.
II, sINEss MEETING OF CARp c.,l

III SINESS MEETING OF CARD CT ~
i The business meeting of tn" GU" II
Of CIubs will be held on Wednesday.
| October Eth. at 1890 at thc home ut
Hiss Jean I.ahcy. AZ this meeting ar
| ranger cnts will be made and rlnn.
discussed for the Entertainments to bc
given by the members of the clup du"
| 'rr tn coming )cial season and INV
i""mb"f+ will be ELECTED
y e x
NOTICE, MOTHERS UNION.
The club will meet Thursday after
| noon, Oct. 49, at l. p m, with Mrs. c.
| F. Moritz, at 424 S. Perry street. Dr..
J. A Rice will speak on Religion in
the Home. This being an open meet
ing, members can bring guest.
Mrs. Helen Gladden..
" 4. Is
NOTICE, U. ID. &.
The members of the White House
Association. Cradle of the Confcderacy.
| and Secession Chapter, are requested
to meet at Carnegie Library. Monday
afternoon at O'Clock.
Mrs. Elizabeth Reeves,
Mrs ]. NJ. Carmichael. Secretary.
Il 4 ::
NOTICE. LADIES AID SOCIETY.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the Court
street Methodist Church. win hold its
regular monthly meeting tomorrow,
,Monday), 1fternoon DIT o'clock.
Mrs T. b. McGough
Vice President.
:: :: y
MEETING OF MAGAZINE Club
The MAGAZINE Club mot with Mrs.
Trimble on Friday afternoon, The sub
iert Of study for the coming year Is
Mythology. Legends and Folklore
c..,4.u.d I'm Pare FIrhteenJ
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f8VEN If It should take place tomorrow we are real
- foe It with everything, from wedding rings up.

~ u WIN everything u0an Weoofng rings up.
Do you care to give diamondss II 50, do you
want the loose stones Of must they be mounted
cps IN rings brooches, pendants Of braeeletss
!. Among gifts appropriate We show lot of new
things IN fine China. Beie-a-brae, artistic brass
Electsoliers and Candlesticks.
For the paslor rnantef get some odd pieces
Or else make It a mantel clock with or without
eandelabras o. figures Otherwise decide upon
some piece OF eut-glass table silvesware, ehafing
dishes or pereola'ors. Think It Overland
Don't forget that there is style and distine.
ton about Ruth's engraved Welding invita-
tons which will please the most exclusive taste.
& iii 8zfzf:xsea
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FANCY PATENT FLOUR.
24-lb, sack Fancy Pate mt Flour. ~"
AS-lh sack Fancy Patent Flour. ..$l'SO
I-2 Bbl. Fancy Fatent Flour. 40"
RnrreI Fancy Patent Flour. o'.'
~. .ruarauteer this Flour to please.
BROCK GROCERY GO.
Williams news., 1906-06-16
Call For Bids

Proposals will be received at the office of F. w. Smith, clerk of the Board of Trustees for the Williams Schools District, No 2, of Coconino County. Territory of Arizona, at William ms, Arizona. until the 25th day of June, AID. 1906, at the hour of 12 o'clock, noon, on said day, for the construction of a brick addition to the present school house of said school District No. 2.
 Contracts will be let to the low est bidder who will furnish build er's bond for the faithful perform anee of his contract, and who de- posits with his bid certified check for 10 per cent of his bid, and who will take the warrants of said dis trict for any balance of the contract price beyond the building funds now on hand to the credit of said district. Said warrants to be pay able when sufficient funds shall be collected from the usual sources to meet the same.
 The Board of Trustees reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
 Plans and specifications can be examined at the office of the clerk.
 Dated at Williams, Coconino county. Arizona, this 9th day of June, AID. 1906.
 F. w. SMITH, Clerk of the Board of Trustees, School District No. 2, Coconino County, Arizona.
 First pub. June g, 1906.
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SOCIETIES.
CRAND CANYON LODGE No. II, K. OF P. VI Meets every Thursday evening in I. o. o. F.
 all. Visiting brethren cordially welcomed.

William A. Miller, C. C.
 R. NJ. Reese, V. C.
 F. w. Smith, K. of R. and S.. PINE TEMPLE, NO. l. RATHBONE SISTERS, meets every first and third Tuesday night and second and fourth Thursday afternoon of each month at l. O. O. F. Hall.
 Mary Button, M. E. C..
 Percy Dubois. NJ. of R. and c. Kate Barney, NJ. of F.
Williams news., 1906-06-16

James Haley, who has operated the only successful white" restaur. ant in Flagstaff for years, closed up last Saturday. Jimmy's place. which has been popular with the boys for the last fifteen years, will be sadly missed. and Jimmy him. self, who was familiar figure in the lunch counter business, will be missed more. Sing Lee will oper- ate the place in the future.
 John G. Verkamp and Eugene Sliker returned Saturday from Oak creek, where they have been enjoy ing an outing since the first of the month. MT. Sliker, who is one of the fish commissioners, says that the water spouts and cloudbursts of last fall have carried out all of the smaller fish and that the stream will have to be restocked. To attain this end he wired Mark Smith inn mediately on his arrival here to do all that he could for Oak creek. It will be three years before the fish ing will be up to the standard reached last year.
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TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, ! ~
 County of CocOnino. ss

TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, ss
 County of Coconino.
 Before me, x. N. Sleeves. a notary public in and for the County of Coeonino, Territory of A. MelicF, " H. Melick, F. o. Poison, J. H. Hudson, and F. R. Nellis, known to me to be the persons whose names subscribed to the foregoing instrument, and acknowledged to me that they each, every and all executed the same for the purposes and consideration therein expressed.
 Given under my hand and seal of office this 17th day of May, AID. 19j6. lSEALl \. N. STEEyES,
 Notary Public. My commission expires October 20, l9O7 First publication May ie. 1906. Last publication June g. 1906.
Williams news., 1906-06-16

Miss Carrie Shoff of Rhoades was 1 a Flagstaff visitor Thursday. Mrs. M. J. Riordan, who has been east for the past month visiting her sisters, has returned.
 Miss George, who has been visit ing Miss Hansen for the past two weeks, left Monday for her home in Denver.
 City Clerk Black, Charles Kellar, Robt. Mayfeld and c. c. Compton left Saturday for Oak creek, where they will spend the week fishing.
 c. J. Babbitt, who returned from Oak creek on Saturday. left Mon day for Winslow, where he received bunch of cattle from Barney Stiles.
 J. Edgar Rains mother and sis ter arrived here on Saturday last from their home in Missouri and will spend the summer with MT. and Mrs. Rains in Milton.
 The anniversary dance of the Fra aternal Order of Eagles will be held at McMillan hall on Thurs day, June 21. The best of music has been secured and every body is assured of good time.
 Rev. MT. Rodgers, pastor of the Methodist church of Phoenix, is in the city looking for house for the summer. His family will be here in the course of the next few days and will remain during the heated term.
 The local postoffice changed hands on Tuesday, Mrs. Eva Marshall. the new appointee, taking charge. Miss May Hicks will assist with the work of the office. Last week the salary of the office was increased from $500 to $500.
 Cattlemen who are interested 1T the neighborhood of the Mormon sawmill started on the roundup a that point on the, 18th, while tho rodeo of the Williams cowmen vii start from the Shorty" Allen place on Sunday, the l7th.
 w. c. Colcord of Payson came ir with a bunch of range steers for tn, Rabbit Brothers last Saturday ano returned to his home in the soutl on Wednesday evening. The cattle were in fine shape when they ar rived and did not show the effects of the long trip.
 c. H. Algert, formerly of Tuba but now of Fruitland, N. M, passec through here Tuesday on his way home from the Grand Canyon where he had been on a visit to his sister, Mrs. A. T. Williams. Mir Williams has charge of the Yer kamp curio at that point.
 Tom Drum. who with a gang O men has been working the Stone man lake road, is in town. He states that they were obliged te suspend work on account of the gnats, which are worse in that sec tion than he has ever seen them be- fore. Work will be resumed after the rainy season.
 Miss Mae Walker. who spent last week in Kingman, where she was one of the attendants at the With. CTS Beecher wedding. left immedi. ately on her return for a two months trip to her old home in Iowa Falls Iowa. Miss Coates. of Phoenix will fill Miss Walkers position ir the Arizona Central bank during her absence.
 James Haley, who has operated the only successful white" restaur ant in Flagstaff for years, closed up last Saturday. Jimmy's place which has been popular with the boys for the last fifteen years, will be sadly missed. and Jimmy him. self, who was a familiar figure in the lunch counter business, will be missed more. Sing Lee will oper. | a te the Dlaca in the futura
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Taxation Without Reason.
BY A STAFF CORRESPONDENT

Taxation Without Reason.
 At a special meeting of the coun- cil on Monday last new ordinance was presented repeating the old ordinances pertaining to the busi- ness licenses now in vogue. Under the new arrangement department stores will be licensed for each de- partment doing business; and right here it might be well to state that the aggregate of the licenses is go- ing to work a hardship on the smaller stores which handle several lines, as they will be either com pelled to pay the license for each or discontinue handling more than one line. The meat license was also increased to $15 per quarter, or $6O per year. In our opinion this is rather poor way to encour- age your merchants, and no induce ment at all to those who might de- sire to locate here in the future Taxation without reason is a poor advertisement for any town. Coun- cilman Watson was the only oppo nent of the new ordinance, and as J. O. Harrington and Quinlan were out of the city, it was passed by a vote of three to one; the mayor, O. course, not voting.
Williams news., 1906-06-16
Our Flagstaff News Column
FLAGSTAFF, ARIZONA
CITY BRIEFS.

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AdXertiSinQ Rates

Following scale of prices has been adopted by the NEWS on legal advertising:
 Patent mining notices, per inch no in- Articles of incorporation, per inch (6 in xss;ti se;Etions) " 8 co Notice to creditors and similar notices
 from the Probate Court, per notice.... : 50 Eanu proois. .......................... 10 co Notice oI lorlelture e..................... 10 co SSomtest hotlces. .......... 10 % s"uuoof-. .-.,...........-...-..... 15 %
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THE FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD, GRAND l Canyon Lodge No. 227, meets at I. O. O. F. Hall every other Saturday at 8 pm. Visiting brethren cordially welcomed.
 J.S. Campbell, President.
 Mrs. G. L. Barnes, Vice President.
 Mrs. Alice kilgore, Secretary.
 E. W. Carlson, Treasurer.
Williams news., 1906-06-16

-<ses.s si&lll- illl ATa1s.E %'z::.o: E E, .. E.. ~-- < No. 751, Meetings for the month of June will be held on the 12th and 26th. Visiting brethren cordially invited. L. S. Williams. W. P.
 J. D. Raudebaugh, W. V. P.
 J.H. Atwood. W. Sec.
 Jacob Salzman, W. Treas
Williams news., 1906-06-16

WILLIAMS LODGE No. Is, I. o. o. F., w meets every Wednesday nights at 2: 90 o'clock in I. O. O. F. hall. Visiting brethren cordially welcomed.
 c. H. Adams. x. G.
 Edgar Hackiey, v. G..
 Wm. McCartney. Sec'y.
 Joseph Johnston. Treas WILLIAMS REBEKAH LODGE No 10, Meets every Friday night at ': 30 in I. 0. O. F. hall.
 Hattie Tefft. G..
 Alta Raudebaugh, V. G.
 Mrs. Alice Kflgore. Sec'y.
Williams news., 1906-06-16
They Saw Visions.

They Saw Visions.
 On Sunday last party consist ing of MT. and Mrs. M. I. Powers, MT. and Mrs. Edgar A. Brown, Misses Hansen and George, and Messrs. John Verkamp and Henry Albers, visited the Brookbank place on Elden mountain. This is one of the scenic drives for which our mountains are noted, and the road which has been worked by Charles Shultz and MT. Brookbank, is fast being put into first class shape. From the point of the mountain near the Brookbank place the view of the country around Flagstaff is grand, and one of the biggest sur prises that awaits the spectator is the extent of the land under culti- vation. This drive bids fair to be- come very popular when it is bet. ter known, as the view from the Brookban point is second only to that from the Peaks.
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PROFESSIONAL.

v N. STEEVES
 ATTORNEY AT LAW Will Practice in all Courts of the Terriorty. Also Before the Land Department. WILLIAMS, ARIZONA.
Williams news., 1906-06-16

c. Dwight Marsh. of the depart ment of agriculture, will arrive in Flagstaff on Sunday night. He is making a thorough study of the loco weed, and will probably camp on the mountain for some time.