Williams news., 1907-05-11

Mir. Andrew Miller this week purchased of w. H. Stark all of lots 5, 6 and in block 31.
 We are pleased to learn that Postmaster F. w. Smith is con valescing very rapidly. and every one hopes to see him out again.
 John (Mike) Britt, lumber grader for the Saginaw & Manistee Lum- Der Co.,, resigned his position this week and will leave ill a few days for Oregon.
 Mrs. George U. Young and two children, of Prescott. came up Wednesday evening, and are visit ing with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Thomas Smith.
 Owing to the fact that a citizen and tax payer has no protection under the present city admins tration, 1 offer my property and business for sale at sacrifice.
 511-5t. Jos. JOHNSTON.
 G. w. Jakle is now the cashier at the Santa Fe depot. Mir. Jaklt was formerly at Oakland. Cal, and at Williams in the same capacity. Flagstaff Sun.
 z Mir. and Mrs. Phil Pecharich, oi Jerome, after spending three days taking in the beauties of the Grand Canyon, are visiting in the city with MT, and Mrs. H. A. Wakefield. They will return to their home today.
 Mir. w. H. Stark has purchased of Mrs. Maggie Nalaskowski large amount of property recently, con- sisting of everal vacant lots and also two large dwelling houses of eight rooms each. The considera- tion was near two thousand dollars.
 In our last issue we published the conviction and fine of Walter Brown for killing a sheep not his own. Since that time his father, Geo. c. Brown, of this town, has been arrested for the same offense. In this last case Brown has called for jury trial, which is set for next Tuesday at 1: 30 p. m, before Judge Langin.
 School will close next Friday, May 17th, and there will be given at the opera house on Thursday evening, beginning at s o'clock, an exhibition of graduating exercises The exercises will consist of sing ing, drills and graduating orations. Nearly every family in town will be represented on the program, and much preparation has been made that the evening entertainment will prove success.
 O. H. Preysz, cashier for the Sag inaw & Manistee Lumber Co.,, left Saturday for Los Angeles, to at tend the big gathering of the Mys- tic Shriners. MT. Preysz will as- sist many of the pilgrims across the burning sands" The Shriners' degree is conferred on high degree Masons-those who have attained the K. T. rank in the York rite and on those who have attained the 32d degree in the Scottish rite work.
 The dining room of the Grand Canyon hotel was auspiciousl, opened the latter part of this week by Mrs. Rec Stockton. A first class chef has been engaged and assumed charge of the culinary department, and this. in addition to the fact that the hotel will be conducted by Mrs. Stockton. assures the public that the best of table accommodations can be obtained and the most fastidious pleased. We wish and we predict much success for Mrs. Stockton in her new venture.
 The following appeared in last Saturdays Los Angeles Examiner among the marriage license issued "J. J. Donahue, 45, Flagstaff. Ariz., and Cora Miller. 21, Flagstaff, Ariz." The above item will be read with surprise by their many friends in Williams, as both are well known here. the bride being a daughter of Mir. $. O.. Miller, the popular Santa Fe engineer, while MT. Donahue. or Sandy" as he is commonly called. is known to almost every person in Coconino county.
 The blaming mill of the Saginaw < Manistee Lumber Co.,, resumed operations Tuesday. after a two weeks shut down, during which time some very important changes have been made. Several new