Williams news., 1906-11-10
George Irvine. better known as

senger run on the Grand Canyon road to fire on the water run with s. O. Miller Sam says he has en- joyed the change very much as "Scotty" proposed to break year ling bronco for him. In his attempt to break the colt, "Scotty" came near being put out of commission, and when Sam went into the barn to find out the cause of the cries for help, he found "Scottv" hung on harness hook, while the colt was anxiouslH waiting and watch ing for him to come down. "Scotty" says he will never bother with the business end of a broncho again
 Two election enthusiasts b+came involved in drunken hrawl last Tuesday night, in one of the liqutd emporiums during which Bobby Hall struck Buckv Smith over the eye with the butt of his revolver lnficting very painful wound Dr. Melick was summoned and dressed the mans head, and the injured fellow went his way howl ing as usual. Tex Wilkinson took up the fight for Smith, but before any further damage was done the men were separated. Later Will kinson was run in by Acting Mar shal Cargile for attempting to re. new the quarrel.
 "Scotty" McDougall, few days previous to the election. received letter from Chas. Canall, who is now at Los Angeles, telling him that if he was elected constable to wire him (CanalD and the bright est star that ever glittered on manly breast would be forwarded at once. As soon as the returns were in "Scotty" kept the wires hot between Williams and Los Angeles, informing Canall of the fact. The newly elected constable is now busy searching every ex press package for that glittering, twinkling little star.
 The members of the Gymnasium Club gave very successful dance at the opera house on Friday night, last week. which was well attended, thirty two couples par ticipating. A very unique and tasty pragram had been arranged by the committee of arrangements, and added much to the pleasure of the evening. Quite a neat sum was placed in the treasury after all expenses had been paid The club is striving to secure up to-date paraphernalia and should be heart fly encouraged in it's endeavor.
 Thos. Devine, county treasurer, was visitor in the city election day. Tom had decidedly pleasant smile on his face when he heard the first returns read Whether his presence in the city had any thing to do with the democratic landslide we do not know, but the slide is there just the same. Mr. Devine confirmed the story of his purchase of the Beale hotel at King man. and after making extensive improvements and alterations, will open the place as one of the lead ing hotels along the line.
 At the opera house this evening we will have that everlasting comedy success, presented by H. H. FraZee, known to every body, Uncle Josh Perkins If you have seen it you will want to see it again. You will get your moneys worth and you will be refreshed with the good, oldfashioned scenes and sketches rehear rsed in the play Seats on sale at Jos. Johnston. Re- served seats $1 %.
 MT. and Mrs. Orin L. Osborne and two children departed for Winslow on Thursday, Mir Osborne having resigned his position as fireman on the log run At Wins low he expects to successfully pass the examination, and blossom forth as fullfledged engineer. His old place on the log run has been taken hy E. J. Hardesty, one of Sam Miller's old side kickers.
 The Tawa Development Co.,. with headquarters at Peach Springs, which has recently bonded the Jean Brown mining property, about six miles from Truxton, were in the city this week purchasing supplies MT. Brown is we'll known in Will Hams, formerly being resident here, and was considered one of the best engineers running out of Williams.
 Robert Postle, Herb Wood and Charlie Wade will leave for the Phoenix fair the first of next week Bob" expects 10 enter in the rope