Williams news., 1906-06-16

CITY BRIEFS.
 Hite Knight of Adamana brought in car of beef steers for Rabbit Brothers on Thursday.
 The memorial services of the Odd Fellows were held at the Emerson school house Tuesday evening.
 w. J. Tyson, a prominent sheep man, who has been ill in Phoenix since the first of the year, is here on a short visit.
 Gov. Kibbey and staff. will in all proba bility spend the 4th of July at Flagstaff. The governor will make the oration of the day.
 Ex-Governor N. o. Murphy, ac- companied by Mrs. Murphy, passed through here Monday en route home from their outing on Oak creek.
 s. s. Acker, of Stoneman lake, spent several days here the past week. Boss is still on the trail of the county treasury and hopes to be the democratic nominee.
 A slight blaze at the home of Mrs. McCable called out the Pion- eers on Monday morning. A lamp was overturned, but beyond the burning of the table cloth, carpet and part of the window frame no damage resulted.
 Mrs. George Rabbit and family, who have been spending the winter in Los Angeles, will return home the early part of the week. Bert Babbitt, their son, who has been attending college at Notre Dame, r Ind, will also return next week.
 Fenton Jones, who has been in the neighborhood of Springerville in search of steers, returned several days ago. He was una ble to get as many as he desired and will return there in the near future to look at several other lots that will be rounded up at once.
 T. c. Frier and wife, who. suffer ing from the bite of the hydropho- bia skunk, went to the Pasteur h. stitute at Chicago last week for treatment, write that they are fully recovered and out of danger and that they will return in the course of a few days. k. J. Fuller, who preceded them to Chicago for simi- lar treatment. has returned.
 The graduation exercises of the Northern Arizona Normal school will take place the coming week The commencement will be held on Thursday and the reception to the graduates on Friday evening, while Monday and Tuesday evenings will be devoted to Class Day exercises and contest in declamation and essay writing, respectively. The ad dress will be delivered by Dr. Ste phen A. Northrop, of Los Angeles, on Thursday evening, and as he has chosen for his subject Five Foot Eight of Trained Specialists" we are assured of treat.
 It is with the deepest regret that we announce the death of Miss Kathleen Roach. the youngest sis ter of Miss Elizabeth Roach, on Monday last. Miss Roach has been quite ill for some months at her home in San Francisco and it was with the hope that she would be benefited by the climate that she made the long journey here. Since her arrival here she had been fail ing and fell into the peaceful sleep of death on Monday afternoon. The funeral took place from the Church of the Nativity Wednesday morn ing. when the mass of requiem for the soul of the departed was sung by Father Marcellais.
 An entire new set of officers were elected on Saturday night by the members of Go. l., N. G. A. First Lieutenant Campbell succeeds Cap. tain F. s. Breen, who was recently elected lieutenant colonel. A. J. LeBarron was elected first lieuten- ant, while Edward F. Hastings was elected second lieutenant. The com pany in anticipa tion of their trans fer to the cavalry service is now drilling mounted, under the super vision of Lieut.. Hastings. who has had twelve years experience in the regular cavalry. Troop bids fair to be the banner troop of the ser vice, as all of the members are horsemen of experience. They will take part in the parade on the 4th of July.
 The Banner Drug Co. made an assignment on Friday last to J. E.