Williams news., 1908-05-30


 printers ink and has used it freely at all times when the occasion de ma nded it. Last week. however, he had an experience that for quick work excelled anything he ever saw. He inserted a little ad in this paper advertising a team for sale, and To. he sold the tea m two days before the paper was publish ed! For sure and quick results ad- vertise in the NEWS.
 The base ball park fence should he repaired ard SO arranged that people cannot so conveniently sneak" into the grounds. 1, is not fair that part of those attend ing should pay while others don't A 8 it is the temptation to save four bits is SO great that many who are really very liberal succumb to tht temptation.
 We save you money when yor let us make your ice crea m. punch. pr sherbet Your patronage solic tied and satisfaction guaranteed.
 HILL & KENNEDY
 A most interesting case ca me be. fore Judge Langin Thursday after noon. H. c. Sanders had George Rounseville yanked before his honor m a misdemeanor charge, but or he evidence of Jake Caufman tn. case was dismissed. Jake has now heen branded "Cocky" Caufman.
 It seems that quite a number ot the residents and base ball fans oi Williams are in doubt as to who are the officers of the Williams base ball team. For their informa ion we publish them: Manager, R s Teeple; captain, J"e Pessick secretary, Adolph Boenitsch.
 "Charley's Aunt" has secured the services of a number of we'll known local talent - banjo, violin and piano, as we'll as singers, mono logue artists and two famous quar- tettes. All of the above specialties will be in charge of Miss Irens Johnston.
 James Ragan is erecting a hand some fourroom cottage on Third street. near the public we'll. This is a fine location and is a good in vestment for Mr Ragan. Williams needs a good many more small cottages to be had at a reasonable rent.
 Drop in at the Pullman when YOU want a good drink of San Diego or Jos beer. The famous old Taylor whiskey always kept in stock BAUMGARTNER & SAToRI.
 As per advertisement in this is- sue. the Santa Fe will run an ex cursion train to Flagstaff Sunday, thus giving our people an oppor- tunity to see the ball game. Those who can should 20 down and en- courage the boys by their presence
 Dr. w. A Baker left Thursda V fnr Flagstaff where he will remain until about the 18th of June, when he expects to leave this section for Tucson, his new location. He expects to he hack here some time in July for a visit with his friends
 COAL
 Car arrives r1onday.-JO. Zone ,
 Judging from the amount of rub. hish to be found along the drive ways leading from this town one would think there could be no rub hish in the town. However, we have to admit, there is plenty of work for garbage wagons.
 The damage done to the new round house by the recent wind storm has been fully repaired. A boiler and air compressor have heen unloaded and as soon as they are intalled the round house will he ready for business.
 Esau Lambs horses, which he brought back from Del Rio last week. where they had been during the winter months. are in spl+n did condition. and Mr. Lamb is well pleased with that section ae winter pasture.
 J. B. Jones and A T. Cornish departed Monday for Tucson. where represented Coconino county in the