Williams news., 1909-10-09

grounds stables at Albuquerque is full. There are horses from all over the west and the racing pro- gram is going to be the best on record. The large number of run ing horses makes the racing of un usual interest this year. Every lover of good horse flesh likes a harness race, but every red blooded man likes a running race with the ponies racing it under the whip. There will be plenty of good running events during this years fair, the big purses having attracted the pick of the western talent.
 FOR SALE-60 acres near Phoenix all in alfalfa except a small or chard. Good five room house, lots of shade and fruit; good outbuild ings; land Is fenced and cross- fenced; regular water; best buy in the valley; $16O per acre, half cash, balance to suit. Address: Jos. Johnston, 42-44 North 1st Street, Phoenix, Arizona.
 c. B. Holloway returned to Will jams from Phoenix Sunday even- ing. He reports business lively in the capital city, many eastern tourists arriving daily and taking up quarters for the winter. Hollo- way also reports that Joe Johnston, who lately branched out in the real estate business in Phoenix. was doing big business and was four ishing like green bay tree, all of which is good news to Joe's many friends in Williams.
 Raise the standard and lower the prices is our motto. Almond Cream, formerly 50c, now only 25c at the Grand Canyon Drug Co.
 A. A. Allen left on Wednesday morning for the old home at Bar net, Vermont, to enjoy himself for several months among the friends of his boyhood. It has been over twenty-five years since MT. Allen left home to seek his fortune in the western country, and no doubt he will thoroughly enjoy his visit.
 Deputy Sheriff Pulliam passed through here Saturday evening on his return from Florence, where he had ta ken Emmett James to the new penitentiary. Emmett drew the capital prize of two years and six months in that institution at the late term of the district court for illegally branding of calves.
 The Prescott Courier of Saturday gives a substantial write-up of the Mint Gold Mining and Milling Co., The shaft at the mine has been sunk to the depth of fifty feet and the entire bottom of the shaft IS in pay ore. This property promises to become one of the largest gold mines in northern Arizona.
 A very large assortment oI chiIdrens' and boys clothing al Rabbit. Poison Co.
 President Thorpe of the Arizona Overland Telephone Co.,, arrived in the city Friday on business. He says that his company is doing fine business and that the line between Williams and Flagstaff is busy most of the time. There has beer seventy calls some days on this . line.
 Tom Farrell. the drayman, had narrow escape from being run over by freight train while cross ing the tracks Thursday afternoon The train struck his wagon and demolished it. Tom settled witt the railroad company accepting ten dollars for the damage.
 w. L. Wade intends to leave fol the Albuquerque fair the first O the week taking with him few of hil fine race horses, which will be en tered at the big races. Among the horses which he will take with hin is Junie, one of the fastest horses il northern Arizona.
 FOR SALE.-DwelHng house or Hancock Avenue. Good outhouses three lots, $500. c. P. Silvernail
 Miss Myrtle Patterson returned to Flagstaff Sunday evening after few days spent here in showing the ladies of Williams the lates, styles in millinery during the mil linery opening of the Babbitt Poison Go
 B. F. Sweetwood has purchased the interest of H. A. Wakefield in the Majestic saloon, and in future will go it alone. Mr.and Mrs. Wake field are making preparations tC