Williams news., 1906-09-29

There are still strong proba bill ities that R J. Kidd will go before the republican convention as a candidate for treasurer. 1 wonder if they will allow it.
 The delegates to the democratic county convention from this pre- cinct, held a caucus at the city hall Friday night to come to some agreement in the cases of some of the candidates.
 Irving Brookhouse, the cold stor age expert. arrived from El Paso on Tuesday and is arranging the plans for the Babbitt packing plant, which is to be constructed iu the very near future.
 Miss Mary Clark. the efficient stenographer at the A. l.. & T. Co. office, has resigned her position. and left on Wednesday for San i Francisco. where she has accepted similar position.
 Tom Coalter and Cum berland Michels left on Tuesday for the mountains in search of one of the bands of the Coalter sheep,' which sta mpeded few nights ago and which the herder was unable to locate.
 Some mischievous children broke into the tent of Miss Anderson a few days ago and destroyed nearly everything destructible in it. They were called up before Judge liar rington and given severe repri- mand and on settlement of the damages by their parents, they were dismissed
 "Skeeter." Ike Wheeler's runner, will be rallied off in the very near future The winner will have the very best looking horse in town, and as he can trot, 1t is said that he would make the fanciest driving animal in this section. He is by far the best looking and carries himself better than any other horse here.
 E A. Sliker, cashier of the A. L. & T. Go, left Tuesday for Los An geles en route to Frisco, where he and Miss Francis Bury are to be married. MT. Sliker and Miss Bury are we'll knoWn here and have the best wishes of their host of friends. They will make their home in the Riordan house in Milton on their return.
 T. T. Garner, of Dodge City. l Kansas, who has been the guest of William Babbitt, and who has been hunting in the vicinity of Ft. Valley for the past week, left Monday for San Bernardino, Cal, where he will remain for a week or ten days. MT. Garner managed to get two large bucks, and he was the only one in the party of seven that did get anything.
 Dick Smith, the buyer for the Sent ,us Packing Go. of California, is still here looking after the ship ment of the cattle purchased from the Coconino Cattle Go. This sale was d large one, and consists oi twenty four cars, to be delivered at the rate of four cars per week. If the shipping goes on at this rate, nearly all of the fat cattle in the country will be dis posed of before the early winter.
 A Mexican named Francisco Du- ran, who had been working on the fence of the Santa Fe railway at Angell, came into town on Tues day and filled up. Late in the night he started for home and was found at 5:3O in the morning "Wednesday on the track near the depot, where he had been struck and run over by a passing train. The verdict of the coroner's jury exonerated the railroad company,
 Louis Marquez, a Mexican sec tion hand in the employ of the Santa Fe at Maine, while on his way home from Bellernort on Tuesday night, was struck and killed by a train. The body was frightfully mangled and appear ances indicated that he had gone to sleep on the track. Coroner liar rington went to the scene of the accident and held an inquest on Wednesday afternoon, which result ed iL veredict of accidenta death.
 Mayor Verkamp returned from Albuquerque last Sunday, where he has been during the fair week Willie C.. one of the horses which he sent there Under the innnressiOn