Williams news., 1906-05-12
SOME LOCAL ITEMS

unfurnished. Apply to Mrs. H. c. Zauel.
 .Lost-Letter addressed to Mrs. Wm. Wente, Williams, Ariz. The finder please present at postoffiee.
 Fireman J. c. Richardson re- turned Wednesday evening from Los Angeles, where he has been for some time.
 Experienced lady teacher with good reference desires a position as teacher. Address, Mrs. L. E. Gib- son, Kingman, Arizona.
 Todd c. Woodwork. Grand Can yon; Edgar Whipple, Flagstaff; A. w. Kinsey, Camp 3; J. c. Horton, city, are new subscribers.
 Sheriff Harry Henderson was transacting business in the city for several days this week, returning to the county seat yesterday.
 Alb. Lamb has written to his brother Ed, from Gage, Oklahoma, where he is now engaged in farm ing, that he is now the proud father of fine boy.
 w. w. Goode and Isaac Sach will leave about, the 2Oth of this month for Denver. in charge of the Miller string of three horses, which will be entered in the races a: that point.
 J. J. Coleman, assistant general freight agent of the Santa Fe at Chicago. visited in the city this week with his sons, Ed. and Joe, who are in the employ of the local lumber company.
 A wreck occurred on the Canyon road Thursday at Willaha, four cars going into the ditch from a work train, while the tender turned part ly over. The cause is said to have been a soft spot in the track.
 c. A. Morse, chief engineer of the coast lines; J. R. Andrews, his pri- vate secretary, and E. T. Flaherty, assistant resident resident engineer, of the Los Angeles division. came in Thursday evening and went out to the Canyon.
 Situation Wanted-By a compe- tent colored man, as a first class cook; both meat and pastry, for hotel or camps. Strictly sober and neat. First class also on bread, pie. cake and entire line. Address H. B. M., this office.
 The new sidewalk has been com pleted on Sherman avenue. along side of the Smith cottage occupied by Mir. Fousha and family. Lum- Der is also on the ground for the construction of sidewalk on the east side of the school grounds.
 On Monday in Judge Crawford's court Ed Fox appeared and plead guilty to having committed an as- sault. He was assessed $5 fine. Miguel Maruja and Neil Ferry, for being drunk and disorderly. were each given a ten-day sentence on the streets.
 MT. and Mrs. William Wente, Mir. James Dempsey and daughter, and their guest, Miss Gall. have been visiting in the city during the week, the guests of Mir. and Mrs. Wm. F. Dermont. On Wednesday the party, accompanied by Mrs. Dermont, visited at the Canyon. A birthday surprise party was given at the home of MT. and Mrs. F. Machleb on Tuesday evening in honor of little Miss Nita Rawlin and MT. John Campbell. A most enjoyable time was had. Follow ing is the list of the guests: Leon Jones, Myrtle Juhl, Guy Hoopen- garner, Dan Potter, Lillian and Lulu Potter. Daphne Hudson. Ada Murphy. Grace McDougall, Ora Ritter, Earl and Edna Poison, Her. man Salzman, Charley Fitzpatrick, Frank and Oscar Perkins, Francis Wolf, Frank Dubois, Walter Carl son, John Klock, Brooks. Atwood, Roy Wolf.
 John Bixler had a narrow escape from death on Thursday morning between 8 and g o'clock. He was driving his team out of town on the Ash Fork road and when he reached the railroad crossing at the brewery the wagon was struck by leg train which was backing in. to the mill. Mir. Bixler was thrown out. landing on his head and shoulders, being severely bruised. The wagon was considerably damaged. but the lines becoming fastened in the front wheel kept the team from running away IL ia more than likely that