Williams news., 1909-02-27

Ing. ms Wlfe ana two nttle OOys having arrived from Los Angeles.
 Mir and Mrs James A Johnson were the first of the big Williams colony who spent the winter in Phoenix, to return home, they hay ing arrived last Sunday evening When they stepped from the train here one of The hea viesr snow storms of the winter was raging.
 County Recorder Jesse l. Boyce and wife came down Saturday from Flagstaff; Mrs. Boyce remaining in the city for visit with her parents. while Mr. Boyce passed on through Prescott to attend the big meet ing of the Knights of Columbus h~ld in that ct'y on Sunday.
 Dr R Glaze, the scientific op- tician of Douglas, who visited Will jams Saturday and Sunday, said before departing that he had been kept constantly busy during his stay here and would have remained longer, but business engagements in other towns demanded his presence.
 A carload of steel wound six and eight-inch water pipe was received by the Grand Canyon Electric Light & Power Co.,, which is pro viding water supply for Williams. this week. The s inch pipe was hauled to the dam and the 6 inch inch piled in the lot adjoining THE NEWS cffice.
 P. D. Berry of Grandview came in Tuesday on business and pleas ure trip "Pete's" many friends in town were pleased to again see him as it has been almost a year since he has been in the city. MT. Berry reports business good at his Sum- init hotel, the tourist travel being very heavy this season.
 & Sabut. the tailor and designer calls your attention to his ad. in another column. He has the goods and the ability to make as neat and stylish suits as the swellest dresser could desire. By patron izing him. instead of orde.ing your goods through agents, the money is kept in circulation at home.
 A few days ago in Bisbee, while party of sports were engaged in game of draw. in a room over the Office saloon, two men entered and with drawn revolvers com pelled the players to yield up the jack pot, which had grown to huge dimensions, as we'll as all the rest of the money there was in sight.
 George Barney bought from An drew Miller. the first of the week one of his choice colts It is by Cloverton and it's dam is a well bred Cleveland bay. MT. Barney is no common fancier of the slave and pride of man, the horse, and and, like all lovers of style and blood, wants always to possess the best.
 The Rev s. J. Rogers, superin tendent of Arizona mission, will hold the second quarterly confer ence in the lecture room of the M E church at 7:45 pm, Saturday. the 27th inst. Dr. Rogers will also administer the sacrament Sunday morning and preach in the evening. Every body invited to attend both morning and evening.
 Mrs. Martin Buggeln gave a so- cial to the young folks on Monday evening in honor of Washington's birthday. During the evening Miss Dilletta Buggeln drew a life sized sketch of Washington. which was pronounced by all present to be an exact likeness and was the cause of much favora bIe comment Billiards and games filled in the evening 1 Refreshments were served.
 The recent heavy snowfall did not interfere to any extent with railroad -traffic. Under the su pervision of Trainmaster Duffield and Roadmaster Johnson the Santa Fe had their snow blows in action all day Sunday and Sunday night and the road suffered no inconve nience whatever and all trains passed through on time as far as the snow was concerned.
 Marshal Patterson arrested two men in Williams Wednesday for rohb ng the railroad tower station at Ash Fork of coat, pair of shoes and six shooter The mar shal found the articles, with the exception of the coat, in possession,