Williams news., 1906-07-21
SOME LOCAL ITEMS


 Angeles, where he has been a resi- dent and engaged in business for several years past. During the week he has visited at the Canyon, Flagstaff and other points, looking after his diversified interests. In speaking of the outlook for Will jams, Mir. Salzman stated to the NEWS that in his opinion the rros- poets for the town are brighter at present than they have been at any time since the fire five years ago. He stated that he had re- gently received an offer for his lots at the corner of Williams avenue and Third street, but that he was not really particular whether he lets go or not; in fact he thought they were good enough to hold. He feels confident that all the agita- ton that is now going on in rail- road circles will result in the bet tering of the conditions at Will jams, and expresses his belief in the early construction of the road from this point south to the "pea- vine" and Jerome.
 U. s. Outing Agent c. E. Dag nette arrived here last Saturday from the east to look after the h. dians who are employed by the Santa Fe on the Canyon line. His headquarters are at Albuquerque, and much of his time is occupied in travelling from one point to an other where Indians are employed in different lines. MT. Dagnette left again that evening for Rocky Ford, Colo, where some four hun dred Indians are employed. He leaves MT. Reynolds in charge al this point. Speaking of the beN ball game here e.. the Fourth, MT Dscssnnatte said his men liked to play ball and that he thought they coulC beat the Ash Fork team. It wa! proposed to have a return gam' here tomorrow, and he stated tha so far as his men were concerned they would willingly play.
 MT. T. E. Pollock, president o the Arizona Central bank, stopped off here Tuesday morning on hi return trip from Kingman to Flag staff. MT. Pollock is very enthusi astic over the prospects of this sec ton of the territory for the coming year, and is incidentally boosting the coming territorial fair. H. stated that Flagstaff had alread, guaranteed 5000 stake race dur ing the fair, and Williams will als' guarantee a like sum for an even to be known as Williams stake most of the sum already havini been subscribed. Mr. Pollock is is member of the fair commission and states that he is confident tn fair this year will be much greate success than last, as more interes will be taken by all parts of tn territory in the exhibits.
 The Interstate Trap Shooting as sociation will give the Pacific coas handicap in Los Angeles, Sept. 9 and 10. 1906. MT. Elmer E. Sha ner, of Pittsburg, Pa, will manag the shoot. One thousand dollar added money will be given. Tn eastern experts-Crosby, Gilber Marshall, Hirschey, Heikes, Far ming, and others, will attend. E, perts and manufa cturers' agent will shoots for birds only. Tn railroad compa nies will grant or and one. third fare round trip.
 H. Starr Giddings, law partnt in New York of Royall Victo brother of Hugo Victor, the loc' Santa Fe agent, arrived here la Saturday from the east. On Sul day Agent Victor, accompanied t his mother, Mrs E. M. Victor, an his sister, Miss Lenore, enjoyed
 trip to the Canyon with MT. Cit dings. Yesterday the two ladi and Mir. Giddings departed for
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