Williams news., 1906-06-02
SOME LOCAL ITEMS

The dove season has opened and the hunters are out in force.
 James Taber was here this week from Ash Fork, where he now re- sides.
 Dr. Baker, dentist. will be in his office at Williams for the next two weeks.
 H. B. Kelley was here this week billing the town with Flagstaff 4th of July literature.
 Attorney Sleeves attended a short session of court at Flagstaff Wednes- day and Thursday
 Seven hundred dollars will buy residence in Williams that cost 5000. 6. P. SILvERNA1I-
 J. B. Jones is enjoying himself this week trout fishing down at Oak creek. Fish stories go next week.
 c. c. Hull has decided to remain on duty as one of the operators at the depot, and not take the bell joh at Moqui.,
 Conductor E. H. Dufieid and family departed Thursday morning for Iowa, he being called by the death of his mother.
 The Cook. Harrington horse case yesterday was dismissed, 1t being shown it should have been tried in Yavapai county.
 Mir. and Mrs. Geo. Greenwaid pleasantly entertained number of friends at card party Wednesday evening at their residence.
 The Prescott papers speak very highly of the Jesse James company which has been there this week and shows here next Monday. i A. H. Harrell and Hank Ritter have force of men at the Canyon employed in constructing a good road from Rowe to O'Neill point. I Jacob Caufman has charge of the work of reconstructing the Phelan dam for the local lumber company. the work being commenced the first of the week.
 Lost-A hat, somewhere near the Canyon. Geo. Baumgartner has not authorized the publication of this notice, but we understand he is shy piece of headgear.
 For Sale at Bargain-Dwellirg house, 6 rooms, summer kitchen. barn. chicken house; situate on i've lots q of block); good spring water
 c. P. SILvERNAIL.
 The musical was given at the M. E. church last evening as adver- tised in the last issue of the NEWS The ladies are very grateful to MT. and Mrs. F. R. Nellis who so kindly loaned their piano for the occasion
 The following names have re gently been added to our subscrip- tion list. some of which were for merly there: A. H. Beasley, of Flag staff; Victor Lalonde, of Ketner, N. M.; John Powell. William Souder, Chas. Dobry, E. N. Crawford. city,
 The Santa Fe is asking for bids for the erection of six-stall round house here at Williams. It will be of reinforced concrete. Large quan- titles of sand for the construction n of same have been dumped in the k local yards for the past week. 1t d is said that work will also shortly V begin on the Harvey house. I Edward Grunsfeld. formerly in |, the life insurance business at Albu- r querque, took aboard too much from the cup that cheers Wednes- t day night. and at late hour started e out looking for trouble, and found h it. He got worked over and then I, tried to invoke the aid of the law " Next morning he was repeatant 'e and the case was dropped. St H. H. Williams, painter in the e employ of J. c. Simmons, fell from of the roof the Catholic church last ,e Tuesday. and striking on both feet :. on the ground, sustained badl y '' sprained left ankle, while the right le ankle was dislocated and the smal! J. bone of the right leg was fractured- 1t He had nailed ladder to the roof .e and the nails failed to hold. The injured man was taken to the hos pital and given the best of atten- y tion. and on Thursday was sent to ,r his home at Pomona, Cal, where ,t his family resides