Williams news., 1906-03-10
P. c. Aston is the fourth new subscriber this week to the NEWS.
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subscriber this week to the NEWS.
 w. J. Hodson sold his residence property to MT. H. D. Johnson.
 Charles Kirsch is now employed by Martin Buggeln at the Hance ranch.
 Mrs. L. L. Ferrall has been visit ing in the city for the past week, from Grand Canyon.
 R. H. Cameron. after few days spent near Peach Springs, returned Thursday night to the Canyon.
 Dr. and Mrs. Perrin leave shortly for trip to New York City, expect ing to be absent for some time.
 The name tells the story; every body knows it; everybody likes it; everybody uses it; I. w. HARPER whiskey. Sold by J. B. Jones.
 c. M. Funston. editor of the Co., conino Sun, of Flagstaff, has been spending the week at Needles, Cal, i trying to get relief from an attack of rheumatism.
 Mrs. Paul Morton, wife of the former vice-president of the Santa Fe, passed through here to the Can yon last Tuesday. She was accom- panied by party of friends.
 Arthur G. Sturgis arrived in the city last Saturday from southern Michigan, and has accepted posi- tion as stenographer at the office of the local lumber company.
 Contrary to the kick of "Jo" in the last issue of the NEWS, the ac- tion of the council in refusing Harry Miner permit to veneer an old frame building, is already having effect, in that Mir. Miner is now having the old building torn down.
 Patrick Johnston and Al Strick- lin, who have had force of about ten men employed in billing brush under contract for the local lumber lcompany at camp 3, were in the city the first of the week. Owing to the camps having shut down they were compelled to do likewise, but have again resumed work.
 On the evening of March 30 the members of the Williams Gymna sium club will give home talent performance, the title of which is Tony the Convict" The old-timers will remember this as being the show in which c. Nick Stark starred. The cast contains about a dozen people and we understand the mem bers are devoting much time to perfecting themselves in their va rious parts.
 The duck season is now on and the hunters are plentiful-in fact more so than the ducks. as yet. Melick and Lebsch got seven at Red Lake Wednesday. Al was trying his new waders-high boots which come up to his shoulders Everything went nicely while he was in the water till he stubbed his toe. You can guess the rest. His porter is still trying to get the gun cleaned up.
 On the second of March an at tachment was issued by Justice Crawford at request of J. B. Jones on certain property of H. c. Zauel on account of a note, which with interest amounted to $2oO At the hearing Thursday judgment was given in favor of MT. Jones. For the present MT. Zauel is out of the barber business, but says he will open a new shop shortly. Louie File is now conducting Zauers old shop.
 J. H. Atwood, proprietor of the Williams Bottling Works, or as he is more familiarly known and ad- vertised, "Jo," has an announce ment in this issue of the NEWS of his candidacy for the office of town councilman. MT. Atwood is known to all and it is useless for us to ex- tol his qualifications for the office He is known as the only real josh CT" of the town, but for all that he has good business judgment and ability. If elected he will make a warm member.
 J. H. Hudson announces this week his candidacy for reelection to the office of councilman. At the present, and for sometime past, MT. Hudson has been acting mayor of Williams, during the absence of Mayor Nellis. He says it does not seem that there will be too many candidates in the field and anyway he will he ono nf fhano Ha fools