Williams news., 1907-04-20

Mrs. II. B. Saunders, after a pleasa visit with friends in Ash Fork, returned home Thurs day.
 Mir. and Mrs Peter Burns have been moving this week and are now nicely located at the west end of Sherman street.
 c. NJ. Funston, editor of the Coconino Sun, came down from Flagstaff Tuesday on business. returning home that evening".
 Mir. J. II. Copeland left Sunday for Nevada goldfields where he will devote his time to miuing opera lions.
 The minutes of the last meeting nf the board of supervisors arr we'd too late for publication this week but will appear in our next issue
 Deer will again Le plentiful this season as a large bunch was re gently seen several miles south of here vending their way north to their former haunts.
 Gus" Poison has a fine piece of native copper mineral, found some 'hree miles from town and 1t may he found that larger quantities 'xist in the same locality.
 F. w. Smith has been confined to his home with a severe attack of pleurisy. As we go to press we are pleased to learn that our genial postmaster is improving.
 The blaming mill will close down Saturday evening for several weeks, during which time many changes will be made and general repair ing take place.
 Jno. G. Verkamp, who conducts curio store at the Grand Canyon, passed through Thursday on his way to Flagstaff to visit his home for few days.
 Every one who is in favor of a Fourth of July celebration is re quested to be present at the city hall next Tuesday evening at s o'clock
 MT. and Mrs. J. H. Hudson are the recipients of a new baby just arrived this week. At first it was reported twins. Later on MT. H. said it was an Odd Fellow while Mrs. H-declares it is a Rebekah.
 Mrs. Dan Mcdonald with her mother, Mrs Summers, left Satur- day oi last week for Goldfeld, New where she will meet, her husband who preceded her several months, ; and had built home for them.
 Mrs H. D. Johnson has her ad in the paper this week for the pur- chase of horse. She wants horse that is gentle and kind and one that neither kicks up i'll front or rears up behind.
 R. w. Neighhor of San Francisco. who is general manager for E C.. Atkins & Co. saw works. spent Monday in Williams and talked saw and mill supplies to the sev- rral departments of the Saginaw & Manistee Lumber Company.
 A large bunch of horses was brought to town Sunday from the Verde valley where they had been wintered Some of the owners are not very well pleased as the horses have the appearance of not being overfed during the winter.
 MT. I. J. Inman of Eureka, Calif delicate little chap of 300 pounds weight. visited with the Odd Eel lows Wednesday evening" Mr. Inman has been an Odd Fellow 30 years and knows good thing when he sees it.
 Patrick Johnson spent Sunday in town with his family Mir. Johnson of late has developed into i quite business man, he having a crew of men at work in the woods and several miners at work on his niuing claims some thirty miles west of Jerome.
 Mir. and Mrs Plus Fatic returned on No. 4 Thursday from Prescott where. they had been in attendance at the meeting of the grand lodge. Plus says they had I very delight ful time, and that it was one of the most enjoyable meetings he ever attended.
 The grand lodge I. O. O. F. yes tcrday elected the following officers: