Williams news., 1906-04-28
ments will be perfected and sut committees appointed.
CITY BRIEFS.

Rev. Father Vabre IS absent thlS week on a trip to Williams and points west of here.
 Thomas Devine, county treas urer, has gone for two weeks' visit to Douglas and Bisbee.
 MT: Jake Cauffman, a prominent cowman of Williams. was here Tues day on business connected with the forest reserve.
 H. c. Yaeger, father of the Yae ger brothers, prominent sheepmen of this county, left for his home in Phoenix last Monday.
 Misses Grace and Edna Vail, daughters of Mrs. James A. Vail, | left Monday for Fayette, Mo-, to complete their term at school. e
 B. Frank Barnard was in the city on business Saturday, and while here subscribed for the NEws in
 the name of several of the boys at Camp 1.
 The foundation of the Arizona Central bank is about completed. The building, which occupies the
 most prominent corner in town.
 will be the finest banking house in
 northern Arizona.
 Jeff Newman left Monday for
 Utah, where he will be busy for the
 next month receiving sheep which
 he has purchased in that district.
 He went by rail via Daggett, but
 will return overland via Lees ferry.
 s. s. Acker is here from his ranch
 at Stoneman lake. While here
 Boss" interviewed all of the local powers of the democratic party with
 a view to- furthering his candidacy for the nomination for county treasurer. MT. Joseph Dugan. who has filled
 for several years the position of
 foreman of the Arizona Lumber &
 Timber Co.'s plant, will leave in a
 few days for Portland, Ore, where he has accepted similar position with large manufacturing con cern. MT. Dugan's. many friends . here wish him all the success in the world. -e v. l Frank Lauder. and Bert Hoff- . man, from Camp No. 1. were in the city over Sunday. They report the woods drying up rapidly and , with few more windy days the logging can proceed as usual. The
 big wheels are being used in the 5 place of the trucks, and enough logs 3 are coming into town to keep the , mill working double shift. f E. A. Sliker, cashier for the local F lumber company. while bowling , one evening, struck the index finger , of his right hand against the floor
 of the alley and tore off the nail Dr. Brannen dressed the injury and r MT. Sliker will be back among the , bowlers as soon as the swelling is sufficiently reduced to allow him to
 get the finger into the holes in the , balls. [ In letter to friends here MT. George Sullivan. for years agent of
 the Santa Fe at this point, but now secretary of the Guerrero Lumber, B Milling & Manufacturing Go. of Guerrero, Mexico. states that he | and c. A. Greenlaw, also of this :, place. will shortly open up a small sawmill, which will be kept in op-
 eration until the completion of the
 larger plant at Guererro.
 W.J. Watson, who has had the : contract for the digging of the eel 3 lar for the residence of Milton 1. Powers, has about completed the 3 work. The cellar and sewer ditch l were through solid malpai and every inch had to be blasted. Work t on the foundation of the house will
 be commenced at once. It will be a six room bungalow, and upon , completion will be one of the pret-
 tiest residences in Flagstaff. Secretary Brown of the Flagstaff Aerie, No. 762. Fraternal Order of
 Eagles. is in receipt of an order from the worthy president of the order to forward to the grand aerie an assessment, to be devoted to the relief of the sufferers at San Fran cisco. With the membership of the Eagles. the amount will run up , into the hundreds of thousands of
 dollars and will be gratefully re- ceived by the committeeman in
 charge of supplies.
 H. w. Smith. better known as "Nevy." while engaged in driving some sheep to the slaughter house