Williams news., 1909-04-10

I %cNio VIII hOo SoiNShS 1o Au nSa 1T until Wednesday, the 14th. The grand jury will meet Wednesday
 morning and the petit jurors are called to meet on Friday.
 A. G. Chisholm is in the city from his mines in the Canyon district As soon as the weather settles quite a number of men will be put to l work in the different mines through out that district. All of which is mighty good news to the merchants of Williams.
 The Electric Light & Power Co. will soon be ready to furnish Will jams with a bounteous supply of water. Fire plugs are being placed along the main thoroughfares. Two weeks more of the present favor able weather will mark the com pletion of the entire water system.
 FOR RENT-The building former ly occupied by the Orient sal oon, $45 month; also the residence property, corner Williams avenue and Fifth street, SIS per month. Apply to c. P. Silvernail, agent. Attention is called to change in ad. of s. Sabut, the tailor and de- signer. Sam carries a fine assort- ment of goods-pure wool and fully yard wide-in stock, and he be- lieves in keeping that fact promi- nently before the public through the columns of THE NEWS.
 Last Saturday afternoon the Ari- zona sheep sanitary board met in Phoenix and organized for the CT. . suing year. James Scott of Pine dale was elected president and Dr. J. c. Norton of Phoenix, secretary. H. J. Gray of Yavapai county and John Hennessy of Coconino county are the other members of the board.
 Board of supervisors held it's reg ular monthly meeting on the 9th. Bids for the erection of steel cells and appurtenances for the branch jail at Williams were received and the contract awarded to A. F. An. derson & Co. for same, at a cost of $758. The full proceedings of the board will be published in next issue of THE NEWS.
 James Graham, organizer of I. o. G. T. lodges in the territory of Ari zona, paid a visit to Williams last Sunday and Monday. MT. Graham is sterling worker in the cause of temperance. Over twenty lodges is the fruit of his labor in Arizona during the last six months. He visited the Canyon on Tuesday and and upon his return left for New York, his home state.
 WANTED.- Intelligent man or woman to take territory and ap- point canvassers to sell our water filters. Exclusive territory, and nice, profitable work for the right party. Seneca Filter Go. Seneca, Mo.
 The millinery opening at the Racket Store last Saturday was a pronounced success. The latest and most exquisite designs of the modiste's art were on exhibition and the store was thronged with patrons during the day and even- ing. Silk badges, commemorating the event, and carnations were dis tributed as souvenirs, and the en livening strains of music added to the enjoyment of the occasion. The skating rink opened last Monday evening at Silvernail hall. A large crowd was in attend ance the first night, and in terest in the sport has not abated during the week. c. E. Linn, the manager, has everything in first class shape for patrons. He uses the Winslow skate. the best of it's kind manufactured, and he promises an enjoyable evening to all who attend. A masquerade skat ing carnival will be given at the rink on next Saturday evening, April 17th.
 Lack of evidence, and leniency on the part of Judge Rounseville, was the cause of dismissing the case