Williams news., 1906-07-14

Sunday on the flyer, which was wrecked at Agassiz. Beyond se- were shaking up they did not sus- tain any injuries. Mir. and Mrs Collins will spend the week taking in all the points of interest in the neighborhood and return to Phoe- nix next Saturday.
 John Hennessy, who went to Kansas City several weeks ago with four cars of sheep, has returned and reports that he received $5.55 for his wethers, which averaged 1O9 pounds. William Mcintyre of this place sold 24OO yearfings the same day for $6. They averaged 7S lbs. A comparison of these prices leads one to believe that it hardly pays to hold the sheep over year or longer.
 Bert Dumbauld, who has been connected with the Rabbit Bros grocery for the past ten months, left Sunday for Bisbee, where he has accepted a position with the Copper Queen people as manager of their gents furnishing depart ment. Mir. Dumbauld came here from Dodge City, Kansas, and dur ing his stay made many friends who wish him we'll in his new position.
 George Colton, manager of the curio department of the Rabbit stores, will leave the first of the coming week for Prescott, where he will be married on the 18th to Miss Helen Adams of that place. Miss Adams is we'll known and very popular here, and is a graduate oi the Northern Arizona Normal oi the class of 1904. The young couple will go to housekeeping immedi' ately in the Reid house on Mob hill Tom Wagner, one of the old time COW men of this vicinity, was 8 participant in the steer tying here on the 4th, and carried off the sec ond money, much to the surprise of the younger members of the fra ternity, who thought Tom out O I running. Donald Chisholm anc Al. Sanford, both of Flagstaff, car ried off the first and second money r in the steer tying. event at Win slow on the 4th, their time being 61 seconds.
 } One of the latest official acts O , the council, that of increasing tht f license of the merchant and reduc , ing the license assessed against tht gambling games, is the limit. Go to it, boys! Those who cannot af ford to gamble can starve to death for the consumer will have to pay the difference in the license. Sc far we have not seen any great crowd of merchants rushing to the city hall to pay the license.
 The first warbler made her ap. pearance in the saloon of George w. Black on Wednesday night This is the result of the repeal oi the ordinance pertaining to the relation of the woman to the saloon We understand that many of the saloon men are not in favor of the female musician, and that they : will not follow the example of MT. Black. We think that if the ma atter is allowed to rest that it will "die bornin'," as the saying is.
 Fred B. Grim, who for the past year has filled the position of bill clerk in the local office of the Santa Fe. left Monday for Williams, where he has accepted a similar position. Mir. Linn will succeed Mir. Grim, and MT. Fine will again take up the duties of cashier All of these changes were made necessary by the appointment of MT. Rhoades, of Grants, N. M., to the agency at this place. Mr. Fine was offered an agency elsewhere, but states that he would rather be cashier at Flagstaff than agent at any other point along the line.
 Kenneth Gillette. agent of the