Williams news., 1906-06-09
SOME LOCAL ITEMS

Will Beck left Flagstaff Wednes- day for a visit at the "old Ken lucky home."
 The newly completed business block of Grove X Mccoy presents very neat and imposing appearance.
 The Prescott Courier of Thurs day states that Marshal Burt, of Ash Fork, died at the Prescott hos pital last Monday.
 In the police court on Thursday Anasticio Sernas was given ten day sentence on the streets for be- ing drunk and disorderly.
 Omar Ramey has been taking vacation this week from his duties on the railroad, being bothered with a severe attack of rheumatism.
 Judging from the number of horse buyers in town this week the available supply should be pretty we'll cleaned up before they leave.
 Marshal Kennedy this week took up two COWS belonging to James Bradshaw, but released them from the pound upon payment of the usual fee.
 William Mccoy. of the firm of Grove & Mccoy, is having a neat cottage constructed for his use on Taber street, between Railroad and Williams avenues.
 Ranger J. c. Brodie, who has been located at the Saginaw camps, came in yesterday and went to Flag staff, ,-where he will be engaged on some special work for a time.
 We will present a Five Dollar Prize to the lady baking the best loaf of bread from Empress Flour. Bread to be exhibited July 4th.
 BABBITT BROTHERS.
 Jim Ellsworth, who has been confined in the hospital for some weeks with broken leg, the result of scuffle with Billie" Mccoy, is out and going around on crutches.
 J. s. Button departed Wednes- day for Ash Fork, where he will be engaged for the next ten days in remodeling a dwelling house for Charles E. Howard, which he has but recently purchased.
 Mrs. E. E. Tefft departed Thurs day evening for the old home in Michigan, accompanied by her grandchildren, Harriette and Char ley Fitzpatrick. who will hereafter make their home there with their mother.
 w. 1. Swain, owner of the Swain theatrical company, now in our city, is also the owner of a large mule and horse farm in Kansas. While here this week he has been trying to get hold of couple of cars of horses.
 Charley Button arrived home on Wednesday evening from Tucson, where for the past year he has been attending the University of Ari- zona. Roy Kilgore, who has also been attending the university, is expected to arrive home today.
 L. s. Williams, confidential clerk for the Perrins, has been confined to his home for the past few days suffering from blood poisoning in one of his hands, the result of scratch received some time since. No serious results are anticipated.
 U. s. Deputy Marshal Clark was here this week summoning grand and trial jurors for the coming term of the U. s. court at Prescott. Gus Poison and Jacob Salzman go as grand jurors, while Bert Adams, w. D. Wilson, Lew .Mortenson, J. G. Martin and Hans Anker are trial jurors.
 The giving ot prlzes to encourage children to maintain a high stand ard in department seems to be in vogue in California as we'll as in this territory. We learn that Chris Phelan, son of J. c. Phelan, was re- gently awarded a pair of roller skates for being the best boy in de-. pertinent in the Arizona colony school at Fresno. -t...-'-f s--.-i.3 ver
 George Rounseville was a visitor at Ash Fork and Seligman Wednes- day, going down for the purpose of flooding those towns with bills of the coming Fourth of July celebra- tion at Williams. George is quite a hustler for. trade, anyway, and if