Williams news., 1906-12-22
SOME LOCAL ITEMS

J. c. Simmons drove to Red Lake Sunday and secured 16 rabbits and few jacks.
 Charles Wade has been confined to the house this week with la grippe.
 Jim Wade. barn boss for the local lumber company, is on the sick and disa blrd list this week. Dr. Mrick has been getting the worst of It tnIs week not only having bad case of la grippe. but being obliged to swallow his own medicine.
 Happy" House was circulating among the saw mill boys Saturday and Sunday, leaving Monday for old Mexico, where he has a position as head band sawyer.
 J. B Jones has had a fine new sign painted on the west side of his place of business. It is an attract i've piece of work and credit to the artist who d d the job.
 MT. Henry Hill and Miss Etta Amsbary were united in the holy bonds of matrimony last Friday afternoon, at 6:3O o'clock, at the residence of Mir. and Mrs. Silver nail. Rev. D. Roberts performing the ceremony.
 James Dalton. band sawyer al the local mill, is now one of Will liams' new residents. he having l purchased the household effects oi Mr. c. R. Palmer Mir Dalton's family arrived from Albuquerque Wednesday evening.
 Sheriff J. Elliott Walker, of Maricopa county, committed suicide at Phoenix Wednesday morning, while temporarily insane, caused, apparently. hy over worry con corning affairs in his office. He had been sick for about two weeks. and the escape of Lee Redwine greatly aggravated him. William Cunningham has been appointed to fill the vacancy.
 Through the artistic ability of Karl H. Smith, the "pill shooter" at the Grand Canyon Drug store. the show window has a very dressy appearance and attracts the atten. tion of the passerby. In addition to his excellent display of goods. Karl done little electrical work on the side by installing a larger number of lights, and the illumi- nation shows the articles in the window to advantage.
 The Albuquerque Citizen of Tuesday evening was gotten out by the Woman's Club of that city It certainly speaks volumes for their ability as journa lists, as it is one of the best papers ever received at this office from that wide awake city. and iha IS saying d great deal. a- Albuquerque is blessed with two of tn" hest daily papers in ihe great suuihw-st-in fact, in our opin:nn. they are far ahead of
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 One of the bad Mexicans of the town. who had drank more booze than he could handle. attempted to start rough house" in one of the saloons last Tuesday night. but before he could do any damage he was forcibly escorted to the front door and told to vamoose Later he was arrested for disturbing the peace and sentenced by Judge Ora wfuid to Serve ten days in jail-ample time in which to get over his jag.
 The board of supervisors will meet next Thursday. This is the last meeting of the old hoard, and all county matters will be cleared up. so that the incoming board Can start with clear slate. The new ) board will consist of R H. Cam eron, of Grand Canyon. at present chairman. Jas. Kennedy, of Will Hams, and Jesse Gregg, of Flag staff Here's hoping they may handle the county business to the entire satisfaction of all the ole chronic kickers.
 That swift justice awaits those who tamper with the law in Asf Fork was made apparent last Fri day, in the case of Dick Riley colored. who was lodged in th' county jail at Prescott at g o'clocl 3 at night, to serve 90 day sentenc' : on the charge of having assaulted . his wife at 5:30 o'clock in the after z noon. After completing his day.
 la Dor as coal h-aver for he .San l Fe Pacific. Riley kicked his dark