Williams news., 1906-11-24


 Among some of her pleasures, being formerly member of Pine Fem pie, No. 1, (now defuncD also hay ing a withdrawal card from the Grand Temple, was courteously in vited by the grand chancellor con- mander of the K. of P. of Arizona, to be present at d grand reception given by Phoenix Lodge, No. 2. and Purity Temple, No. 9, which she attended, accompanied by the grand -hancellor commander and his estimable wife, and report the en- tertainment as being righ: up to now"
 Another big turkey raff1e cane off at the Pullman last Saturday night, and quite a crowd were present at the contest The follow ing were the winners: Jack Sell man, two; Eugene Donahue, one; Woo Tim, two; May Gilbert, one; ieorge Wagner, three; Walter Har- ris, one; Al Stricklin, three; Frank Adams, three; Mir. Carlton one; VI Baumgal tner, two and rail- way mail clerk, whose name we were unable to learn, won one. Governor Kibbey has concluded that under the organic act the legislature of Arizona has no legal authority for employing a large number of clerks, and. it is said, he will make an effort to hold the number of clerks down to six or eight stenographers and type writers. If he succeeds in this, a great howl will go up from about fifteen thousand people who are at present working on the legislators. Phoenix Enterprise.
 A. Fisher was arrested on Fri day, last week by Acting Marshal Harry Cargile, upon the complaint If F. H. McCoy, who charged him with simple assault. We are in formed that the men had dispute in one of the saloons and Fisher struck Mccoy. The defendant was tried before Judge Crawford and fined $2OOO. which he paid We knew that Harry would make good | during his guardianship of the city's peace.
 At Bellemont, Nov. 18th, there was born to Mir and Mrs. w. D. | Courtright. bright baby girl. The little miss has been given the pretty name of Majorie Frances, and | promises to grow into as beautiful young-ladv as her name Mother is doing nicely. Mr. Courri ght is one of the right hand men of the Holmes Supply Co, of Los Angeles, but makes his headquarters at Bellemont
 Postal cards made of leather are ordered sent to the dead letter office unless a two cents stamp is affixed to them. This is the result of a recent rule made by the post office department, which classes cards made of leather as ''merchan- disc" Persons who have sent these cards as souvenirs with a ore cent | stamp on them and wondered why they were not delivered will under stand.
 Another one of those enjoyable card tournaments will be given on Thursday evening, Nov. 29th. The invitations (which are very unique having been written on corn husks) | have already been issued to the members of the Friday Afternoon Card Club by Mrs. Greenwald and 1 Miss Julia Sughrue, to this enter tainment, which will be given at the home of Mrs. Greenwald.
 c. R. Palmer. the Postal tele- graph agent, who has been very sick with an attack of the grippe during the latter part of last week and the first part of this week, has sufficiently recovered to resume his duties at his office. Although Mir. | Palmer was very pale and weak ! from the ravages of this terrible disease, he was at his post of duty on Tuesday.