Williams news., 1906-06-23
SOME LOCAL ITEMS

inside the city limits. was on Thurs day assessed the usual fine.
 Miss Leona Lindstrom is expect ed home shortly from the east, where she has been tending school.
 As beer is temperance drink. I must supply the demand. Turn in your empty bottles. or 1 cannot. | Jo.
 Russell Stone appeared before Justice Crawford on Tuesday, plead guilty to having discharged fire arms inside the corporate limits and was assessed the usual fine. .>
 There will be a ball game at the grounds, tomorrow at 2 pm, be tween the Williams and Indian ball teams. Manager George Rounse- will will superintend the event and the K. of P. band will be present.
 The Prescott brass band has been engaged to play at the Fourth of July celebration at Mayer. Will. jams tried to engage the band, but Mayer spoke first. The band now has 12 members and is growing in profciencv.-Courier.
 Mrs. McD. Robinson and chil- dren departed Wednesday for a visit with relatives at Flagstaff Her husband will join her there to- day. as he will leave on horseback for the county seat immediately after the close of banking hours.
 MT. and Mrs. H. J. Gray were in town yesterday from Rhoades, near which place MT. G. is now grazing his focks. They are enjoying visit from the mother and sister of the former. Mrs. E. P. Gray and Mrs. w. l.. Eckerson, of Los Angeles.
 Rev. w. w. Ravens, of Albu- rquerque, N. M.. representing the National Anti-Saloon League, in Arizona and New Mexico. will de- liver addresses at the M E. church here tomorrow, both morning and evening. He will also address the Sunday school.
 Harry Cargile has moved from the Smith corral to the Buggeln corral on the hill opposite thespring This change of quarters gives him more room in which to care for his growing patronage, and is really more easy of access. His customers will no doubt appreciate the change.
 Miss Ida Nagiller, who has. been attending a school for the deaf and dumb over in California for the past two years. arrived home last Sun day evening: Her brother, James, has traded his position as fireman on a passenger run with J. c. Rich ardson, and this has enabled him to establish home for his sisters, Ida and Mamie, at the family res- idence.
 Leo Daze, son of Dave Daze. and employed in the Santa Fe offices at Los Angeles, accompanied by Miss Florence Bart, of Goldfield, New, passed through to Winslow Thurs day evening. Miss Bart will re- main there some time, but Leo will return here Tuesday and visit with his uncle, Marshal Kennedy. re- turning home the latter part of the week after trip to the Canyon.
 While riding the range in search of horses last Saturday in the vicin- ity of the Buck springs, D. E. Kill roy. representing the L Bar l. brand, met with what might have been a fatal accident. His horse swerved in passing a tree, going on the oppo- site side from which the rider ex- pected, with the result that Kilrov was unseated. and striking his head against the tree, was unconscious for time. He later recovered and made his way to the Holloway ranch. So far the horse, bearing the saddle, has not been caught. MT. Kilroy offers reward for the return of same elsewhere in this issue.
 The most exciting horse race of the season was pulled off on Mon day last between the mayors. gray charger and the marshaPs sorrel plunger. A dispute arose over the speed ordinance. The result was side bet that neither horse could exceed the speed limit of six miles an hour for half mile and return. Alderman Hudson and Bobby Burns acted as timekeepers and judges and they unanimously declared that the speed ordinance was in no danger of being broken. Although the mayor did not get back to the starting point, the timekeepers and judges refused to wait the arrival of the marshal. Best time, 5s miles