Williams news., 1908-05-02
See Dr. Swigert's ad.


 at the United Verde smelter, at Jerome stopped in Williams for a couple of days this week. He be- lieves a railroad from Jerome to Williams is an immediate neces- -ity. and that new smelter will Dc built in the valley just as soor ,s the tunnel is finished. Mir James resigned his position i, Jerome to accept a more lucrative position for the Union Pacific Goa O., in Utah Mr. James was join rd in Williams by his wife, wh" has been spending few weeks visiting Mrs. Jack Selmon.
 c C. (Dad) Thornton has beer m Williams the past week making preparat tions for his start as guide for the Mcguire survey party which started from Flagstaff the latter part of the week for Black Springs where they will get the elevations. hence to the companv's present holdings south of Williams. where tiIObIlCI Wlll JC IJdut. Ir. Thornton knows of no other practica ble route out nf Jerome, ex- :ept between Jerome and Willia ms, put for the satisfacti of his Flag staff friends will try his best to find one.
 We wish to extend our heartiest sympathy to "Charlry's Aunt" word having come over the wires that she has lost all of her trunks md most all of her suit cases, en route from Brazil, where the nuts come from" to Williams and while it is pretty hard on the old lady, we will forgive the scanty ward robe, since she wires that she stil i,as her Easter bonnet, and has rdded to her party the charming Miss Kittie Verdum and vivacious Amy Spettigue.
 Guy P. Thurber, a mfchanica and mining engineer of Pittsburg. Pa., was in the city Monday anu made this office a call MT. Thur rer had been on tour of inspec ion of the mining districts of Ari- zona and said he was more than pleased with the outlook He says hat money will soon he more ! lentiful than ever in the east. and hat eastern capitalists are hegin- hing to look for places in Arizons 10 invest money
 MT. and Mrs. Frederick Bacon. with the banjos, present an entire " new entertainment There is othing of the ordinary in thei, work, and the several numbers hey played were received witt hearty applause -The Arkansas Democrat. Little Rock Arkansas Nov 6. 1906 Mir ard Mrs. Bacon vill he al the opera house May 5th Reserved seats on sale at Joe Johnston's Prices 25, 50 and 75c.
 F. R. Nellis makes the following nffer to the town of Williams: II, he town will build reservoir ol. he hill ahove the school house and pipe the town for fire protection. also run pipe to my pump, vii furnish the town of Williams all he water they want for fire pro- ection and do the pumping free of charge. Now if the town wishes to ccept this offer I am ready"
 F R Nellis and daughter. Mis- Florence, arrived home from Los Angeles last Friday evening MT Nellis had been in California fo, he past three months for the ben If of his health. While he feel s"mew hat better. he is far from he ing as robust as he was formerly. Mrs. Nellis will .proba bly, return in bout two weeks
 P. M. Shafer and Wm. McCart- nev returned from Phoenix Friday evening. Az Jim Hudson and J D. Raudebaugh came back on Thursday without them. their friends here were quite uneasy a bout them. alone in hi- city. we'll know ing their guiieless and kittenish ways.
 The revival being conducted by Rev. Oakes and Rev Roberts. at the M. E. church is having good results. and good interest is being manifested.
 c E. Bovce has returned from his cattle buying trip to Holbrook
 Andrew Miller went to Phoenix yesterday, on business.