Williams news., 1906-04-28
SOME LOCAL ITEMS

SOME LOCAL ITEMS
 J. M. Heaton was inathe city ou Thursday from Winslow.
 John McWilliams was in the city on Wednesday from Rhoades. where he is engaged in business.
 There will be no services ct the M. E. church tomorrow on account of the painting on the interior.
 The dance at the opera house Thursday evening was big suc- cess, and netted the promoters a neat sum.
 Jacob Salzman was a visitor at Seligman on Wednesday to settle fire claim of Walter Bardell for a small amount.
 Health Officer Rounseville has issued orders that no more paper or rubbish be thrown on the streets Now enforce the order.
 May day party next Tuesday night at Silvernail hall for boys and girls over 10 and under 16 years of age. Admission free.
 B. F. Barnard and T. A. Gandee of Flagstaff; F. E. Krohn, G. c. cinder pit; s. s. Preston. Tuba. are new subscribers this week.
 Conductor and Mrs. H. R. Dear ing attended the dance at the halt Thursday evening. coming in from the Canyon for the purpose.
 Tomorrow the first shoot of the season will be held at the grounds of the club. Bring out your rifle and shotgun at 9:30 am.
 The Perrins on Thursday com- pleted shearing their sheep at Red Lake, on which work they have had about twenty-five men employed.
 Having rented the Cap. P. Smith corrall. I am now prepared to care for and accommodate outfits of any size. Will conduct a regular feed and sales corral. HARRY CARGILE.
 B. B. Crosby now has a force of men engaged in grading the wagon roads and drives around Grand Canyon, which have been all but impossible during the past winter
 Suit was brought against c. B. Holloway on Thursday by the county to recover on bond given couple of years ago for the ap- pearance in court of John Morgan. Judgment was rendered in favor of the defendant.
 John Bixler yesterday sold his ranch and cattle to Smith & Nixon, the price heinz $10,OOO. MT. Bixler will hereafter make his home at Ash Fork and will run steers near there. We are sorry to see Johnny leave the mountain.
 The meeting for the discussion of the Fourth of July celebration was postponed from last Monday even. ing on account of the meeting held for the purpose of aiding in the re- lief for San Francisco. The meet ing will be held at the town hall next Tuesday evening. Wm. Fields, manager of the Holmes Supply Co.,. was in the city the first of the week. Within the near future they will again have . large force of men employed on the Canyon road. R. McKinnon, local manager for the company. returned Monday from Frisco, where he had gone to see if his parents were safe. MT. Fields family. who were there, were also fortunate in escaping the general destruction. '
 At II am. Thursday Rev. Decker received a telegram from the King man w. c. T. U. that a train of refugees from San Francisco were to be at Williams at 11:45 and to provide them with lunch. Be cause of the short time he and Mr. Nellis went directly to the stores, where all hands made sandwiches, and to the resta urants. where if teen gallons of fresh coffee were se- cured. In the meantime a number of ladies prepared lunches and came to assist in the distribution. Every one in the train was supplied ex- cept some regular passengers, whe promptly refused.