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Williams news., 1909-01-16
The StGrY Ofa Medicine.

It's name-"G Golden Nj edical Discovery" was suggested by Que nt It's most import aut aud valuable Ingredients - Golden Seal root.
 Nearly forty years ago, Dr. Pierce dis covered that he could. by the use of pure, triplerehned glycerine. aided by cer- tan degree of constantly maintained heat and with the aid of apparatus anu appliances designed for that purpose, ex- tract from our most valuable native me dicinal roots their curative properties much better than by the use of alcohol, so generally employed. So the now world famed "Golden Medical Discovery" for the cure of weak stomach, indigestion, or dyspepsia. torpid liver, or biliousneSs and kindred derangements was first made. as 1t ever sinae has bsen. without particle ents, printed 6H ayefx bottle. wrapper, will show that it is h2ade from the most valuable medicinal roo>s\found growing gredients have received the stLo9gcst -eIl. d0rsement from the -leading medical ex: perts. teacherS -MriterS-nn -Mntsl.LiL Nedic1 who recnnInend them, as the YerE, best remedies for the diseases for which
 A little book of these endorsements has been compiled by Dr. R. V. Pierce, of Buffalo, N. Y. and will be mailed tfer to any one asking same by postal card, pr letter addressed to the Doctor as above. From these endorsements, copied from standard medical books of all the differ ent schools of practice, it will be found that the ingredients composing the "Gold- en Medical Discovery" are advised not only for the cure of the above mentioned diseases, but also for the cure of all ca tarrhal. bronchial and throat affections, accompanied with catarrhal discharges. hoarseness, sore throat, lingering. or hang g-on- coughs, and all those wasting
 affections which, if not promptly and
 properly treated are liable to termina to
 in consumption. Take Dr. Pierce's Dis i covery in time and persevnre in it's uso until you give it fair trial and it is not i likely to diSappoint. Too much must not
 be expected of it. It will not perform
 miracles. It will not cure consumption | in it's advanced stages. tJO medicine will. 1 It. pill cure the affections that lead up to
 consumption, V tdlten til ti,lGG-
Williams news., 1909-01-16

OUR neighhors in Arizona and Nev Mexico need not be disap- pointed and much less discouraged should congress at this session fail to pass bills admitting them 10 the Union. There remains only two months of the session and the mem bers have devIlment enough map ped out to orcnpy their attention for six months. But statehood i- certain to come before the New Year comes round again.-El Pasc Times.
Williams news., 1909-01-16
tai. .$91,25O O7

Total. .$91 ,25O O7
 Bids for printing and publishing, services as county physician, care of indigent sick at Williams, fur nishing meals to prisoners in coun- tv jail and contract for the care of indigent sick at county hospital will be received until 5 p, m., Sat urday, January 3Oth, 1909. Each bid must be accompanied by certi- fled check of $1O0. Par. - Sec 97S R. $. of A., 1901.
 There being no further business the board adjourned.
 w. H. SwITZER,
 Clerk Board of Supervisors
Williams news., 1909-01-16

TIE English Society for Physi cal Research has discovered that the soul weighs two ounces, says the Memphis Appeal. We know men whose souls could turn a double somersault on the point of a pin and never be in danger ol falling off.
Williams news., 1909-01-16
Notice of Reception of Bi(s
Office of the Board of Super
 visors, Coconi"o Co Ariz. { Flagstaff, Ariz., Jan. 1 'O9.


 Flagstaff, Ariz., Jan. 4, 'O9.
 Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be received by the Board of Supervisors of Coconino County. Arizona Territory. at the office ot said Board, in Flagstaff, Arizona. up to Five (5) o'clock p. m., SAT URDAY. JANUARY 3Oth, 1909, for the following purposes. to wit:
 FIRST: For the care of the indi- gent sick and otherwise dependent poor at the New County Hospital Proposals must cover board, cloth ing. medicine, medical and surgical attendance. light and fuel. The County will furnish the building, completely furnished, together with water. and 16O acres of land, com prising the Northeast quarter of Section Nine (9). Township Twen one North. Range Seven @ East, Gila and Salt River Meridian.
 SECOND: For the care of the in digent sick and otherwise iudlger poor at Williams, Coconino County Arizona.
 The Board reserves the right to administer such outdoor relief as they may consider for the best in' terests of the County.
 THIRD: For the board of pris- oners confined in the County Jail at Flagstaff, Arizona; prisoners to be furnished two meals per day. O. good, substantia food, well cooked bidder to state price per meal.
 COUNTY PHYSICIAN.
 FOURTH: Under this contrac the contractor will be required tC furnish medicine, medical and sur gical aid to the prisoners in th' county jail; to examine applicant for admission to the county hos pital, and to certify to their rlgh
Williams news., 1909-01-16

Nor since Lot made his way out of Sodom has there been such dis parity between the wicked and the righteous as that alleged to exist among Pittsburg councilmen. There were eighty-eight purchasable to six unpurchasable members.
Williams news., 1909-01-16

In tue duel to which the con gressmeu have challenged the pres ident. 1t seems that every one of them would prefer to be second.
Williams news., 1909-01-16

IF memory is not at fault, the beef trust was dissolved few years ago, and yet here is the gov ernment after it again. Why don't the internal trusts stay dead when they are officially killed.
Williams news., 1909-01-16

!. PIERRPoNT MoRGAN's dues in the 8 clubs to which he belongs amount to more than 5000 an nuailv. What a lot of excuses he has for remaining away from home at night.
Williams news., 1909-01-16

IF anyone should call you a
 "wassernucker" don't get red in the face and want to fight He will simply mean that y"n are high and dry on the water wagon
Williams news., 1909-01-16

Battling Nelson wants to te q Chicago alderman Nearly all pu- grlists take the downward path.
Williams news., 1909-01-16
THIS PAPER is keGt on ii file at ISr I'll st:
SATURDAY. JANUARY 16. 1H9

MR. KNOX, who will he secretary of state in Taft's cabinet, has such short legs that when an office pur sues him he has no chance "f escape.
Williams news., 1909-01-16

Subscribe for the WILLIAMS NEWS and get all the home news. You are also kept posted on the hap penings of the territory as well ao all other events of importance.
Williams news., 1909-01-16
ing called Jan 5, 1909.
 w. H. SWITZER, Clerk Board of Supervisors

Clerk Board of Supervisors.
 Flagstaff Ariz Jan. ,, 1909. ] Office of Board of SupervIsors
 of CuconinO County. Present Chairman Gregg, Mem bers Dickinson and Yaeger and Clerk Swilzer. Clerk ordered To ma ke list of qualified jurors liable to serve during 1909 and file same with clerk of the court on or before Jan. 20, 1909.
 The following statement of the receipts and expenditures of Blight Angel trail for last quarter of 1908 received.
 Tolls collected, SlOS2; expendi- lures, 10 per cent to county. SlOS 20; , per ceut to territory, S21 .64; la bor and material, $42l 30.
 Treasurer ordered to transfer from general fund to expense fund $47,71476; from expense fund t" building fund, $19SO 51; from ex- pense fund to salary fund. $2Q, 4S7 O6.
 Pursuant to law the district at torney and board proceeded to count the money in the treasury and returned the following verified statement:
 Amount that should be
 in treasury ........ .$91 ,25O o' ] Amount actually in trea-
 sury 91,25O O'
 The kind of money is: 1 Ariz Central
Williams news., 1909-01-16
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
Official Minutes of the Meeting
 Held Dec. 3l, 1908
Office of the Board of Super visors. Coconino Co.,, Arlz.

supervisors met today, there being ipresert Members Gregg, Dickinson and Yaeser and Clerk Flynn.
 A motion by Gregg, seconded by Dickinson, to the effect that the hoard proceed to the selection of a chairman by ballot, was carried unanimously.
 The balloting resulted as follows:
 Dickinson 1.
 Gregg, 1.
 Nc choice, 1.
 It was moved by Yaeger, sec nnded by Gregg, and carried by the votes of Gregg and 4aeger, Dickinson voting no, that there be no further halloting for the selec- ton of chairman. Petitions for the appointment o' clerk of the board were filed by r. A. Flynn, William H. Switzer and T. F. Puliiam. and Thos. Maddock filed an application for the appointment unaccompanled by a petition.
 It was moved by Gregg, second ed by Dickinson and cared unan i imously, that the board proceed to the selection of a clerk of the board. ny ballot. The result of the ballot was as follows: i No choice. 1.
 Switzer, 2. William H. Switzer was there upon declared appointed to the office of clerk of the board of super visors and the clerk directed to issue to him a certificate. of his ap-
 pointment.
 The chairman reported to the
 board that he had approved the
 official bonds of all the county
 and precinct officers except that o T. F. Wheeler as constable of Flag
 staff precinct, the latter not being
 acknowledged. Said report Wal
 unanimously accepted.
 The clerk was directed to publish and send by registered letter, ac cording to law, notices of the recep ton of bids for the county printing [ and publishing, services as count. f physician, care of the indigent sicl
 at Williams, furnishing meals t
 prisoners in the county jail an' contract for the care of the indigen sick at the county hospital. Upon motion duly carried, th 1 board decided to hold the regula C monthly meetings OH the first Mon Q day in each month.
 The following claims against tn '- county were audited and approve n and warrants ordered drawn on tn : proper funds in payment of tn N same:
 0 Wm. De Adder, bounty
 wild animals .-... 20 U
 Maria -Abayta, outdoor re-
 
 n Rutin Drug O., supplies. 4 , II II II McNeil Co, supplies 72 $ e John O'Donnell, ont door r relief ....-..--.. --.. ZO , l. Ordered by board that E. W Carlos be employed as ianitc s, court house at salary of $75 p' st month.
 T That sheriff's salary be $500 p' =" annum.
 4t That clerk of court salary sha i be $250 per anuum. s. That deputy sheriff salary sha l. be $l00 per month. r. That jailer or guard salary sha n be $lOO per month. r. That following changes be maC re in tax levy: Cancel interest ( il assessment J. w. Francis for yea * 1905 1906. Mary Friend, lots g it 12, block 39, Williams, for 1904 0 ne O7-OS. Cancel assessment lots 1 ne II, 12. 31, 32, 33, block 1 l, yea H. 1898 99.
 b. $. Barron allowed $24 per mon to out door relief for Francisco Ma he tinez.
 tn Assessment of Wetzler and B a, i ,pr, rodunad from 750 tO S0O he
Williams news., 1909-01-16

On the Canyon road trains leave this point as follows: No. 10 at 30 p.m. No. 14 at 5:55 am. Arriv- ing from the Canyon: No, 1 1 at 11:1O a.m.: No. l5 at 1 1 :50 p.m.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-14
LEASE SOUTH ST. SITE.
Many Lofts an Central Districts Also
ReDOrted Rented.

The MrVickar Caiard Realty Company has
rented for the John Trageser Steam Copper Works
the entire four story building Nos 2es and 22S
South street extending through TO Nos 44s and 55l
Water street on plot 40xl60 feet, 10 NJ Berman
a Co for a long uerm Of years.
L Tauenbauu Strauss Co. have leased for NJ
Cohen & Brother the seventh loft, 15,G0 square
feet AZ Nos 10 10 % West 18th street, extending
70 Nos o 10 z6 West 18th street; for the Stewart
Howe & May CO. the fourth loft, 10000 square Feet
s- Nos 297 10 S03 Mercer street; for the Domestic
Realty Company the fourth and fifth lofts, 1000
square feet. Nos 121 l25 West nth street. for
Rrody Adler & Koch, the eighth loft 10000 square
feet At Nos Il 20 A. West 10Th street; for j. r.
Csoldstone & Co. the seventh and eighth lofts at
Nos IS 10 a West oath street; for Eugene Higgins
the entire lofts at Nos p and p Howard street;
for X. G Althause. 5000 square feet. at Nos l4s
and 10 Greene street. and for Julius kayser et al
5000 square feet, at Nos. 81 10 43 Greene street
I. Tanenbaum. Strauss & Co. have also leased
For DIR. Louis l. Seaman. for term of years TO
stehn & Co the entire building, Nos. 81 and IS
Greene street being the southwest corner Of Greene
and Spring streets
The United Merchants Realty and Improvement
Company leased (" the Emerson Shoe Company
store al the northwest corner Of 4oth street and
broadway for term Of twelve years at an aggre-
gate rental OF Sl35500.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-14
NEW OWNER FOR GAsToN PROPERTY
Market Also Found for a Plot of Ten Lots
on Ocean Avenue, Brooklyn.

The Charles F. Noyes Company and p " Mac
lerzie have sold the old CASTOR place, on Nc
Donough street. near Stuyvesant avenue, Brook
lvn The property comprises a large three story
frame dwelling house on plot l2Oxl0 90 feet This
Is the first sale Of the property in about seventy
FIVE years
Howard c Pyle & Co. have sold for J. White
20 Charles z orr ten lots on the west side OF
ocean avenue. 200 feet north Of Kings Highway
The buver will erect Of ten one-famiy
frame cottages
The ] Il. Rauck Realty Company has sold 20
Iolin J Doyle from the plans two-family frame
bo,,se in course Of construction the east side
os East I'd street 2SO feet north Of Avenue J,
Parkville
David Engle has sold for Frank G Keeney 10
John Winter No 80 Bolivar street, story
frame dwelling house. with similar dwelling in
me rear on p lot 25x75 feet also, sold for client
20 A l. Namm No. 227 Navy street. two story
dwelling house and store, adjoining the Namm
New-York tribune., 1909-10-14
IN rHE AUCTION ROOMS.

The auction sale held yesterday at the Real
Estate Exchange salesrooms, Nos. Il and 16 Vesey
street resulted follows:
BY Bryan l.. Kennedy.
UNION AVE " s, 26s # Of 16sth 81, 4ox96 vacant
Address. 149 Broadway,
The auction offerings to-day will be follows:
BY Joseph p. Day
'Th and ST. soT rs fGP 6HnS Rs1 B. 'y
CLAY AVE. liza; las It Of f75th st. 5Ox1so to
suaes s st al f"l sy as as'iS Joseph
Mcdonald ct al; J v Irwin. atty Samuel Hellnger,
ST ANS M AYE. 2O2 and 2O+ $ IS # 5 Of Is7th St
agt Jacob Welag st al Adoph o Henri Bfoeh
attys: S Norton. ref: amt due, ss 279 IS; taxes,
ST & aTE 2 'SS gds to ana tg a of sSSo 3 q Of s7
4oxlo2 sXlo31O. sty hat and stores: same agt
ss27i o.; taxes etc, ss243 1S; to frst mtg Of
ST AIMS AVE. 2lo cor l37th St 4511Os Iox irreg.
sty nat and stores same ast SANE m action g. same
ga s9b Fe to at am m Gge of s56o taxes ETC.
MORRIS AVE. 2s4a $50 # 5 OF 1s4th st, 75x2O4 1
and vacant: 5 A Archibald ast N E Foody ct al;
~ ID Patton, atty; VINCENT Nellaney. ref: amt due.
SS2ls 81 taxes, etc. $500; sub 10 two mtgs aggre-
100 Mehei Pocas,To ast ,oTanni Pp9po e. a
Adolph q Henry Bloch. attys; Hoenninger. ref;
RIgoGRs56E DRIVE 14s u # Of SIN St. % sr
s Rer 70 ,a2s b atys' tvs = das Clarke ref amt due ses
By l. J. Phillips & Co
tenmt and stores; Marks Kirshbaum agI Paul shaiet
e. al; Joseph Cans. atty; NJ Cohen. ref due.
1883 5s taxes etc ss45o2; sub to mtgs nggregat-
BY Charles A. Berr.an.
loeTH ST SII 5 zoo II Of 2d ave. 25xlooll
saa ct al ana a6w af2 ame nsf Michel La
ref: amt due. s4s92 10. taxes, etc $500
New-York tribune., 1909-10-14
MAXIM ON AEROPLANES
Sees Big Future for Them. but IN
Uar Only as Scouts.

The aeroplane has a future and will cut big
swath Hudson Maxim SAYS. but he believes that
tho flying machine Of to-day has locOmOtor ataxia
The inventor OF smokesss powder addressed the
new school OF aeronautics at the West Side Young
Mems Christian Association in West 5Ith street
last night Flying machines will be great aids IN
war he said. but Just they are like man
who has keep his mind on his legs or his legs
in his mind 10 make small progress, Sun
shine and calm not always chosen for the
movement OF armies and Mr. Maxim asked what
the aerOpane would be able 20 perform al night
in a storm
The burden Of his address. however. was word
picture Of things they will be. He believed this
country would be nearer % that stage now ~
members of Congress at Washington had more
foresight concerning the possibilities Of flying ma
chimes in and were less Darsimoniously IN
clIned"
Aeroplanes viii be valuable scouts. he said, but
he scOffed at the destruction of warshps by the Oft
mentioned means Of dropping bombs from above
II was his opinion that ten-pound bombs might he
dropped vessels for two weeks and not
spoil anything except some OF the paint. OF course,
he added. damage would result n the bombs fell
down the tunnels. but he believed that was not
likely to happen unless by accident He didn't
think the sailors would have to do much cleaning
ND after them.
Bombs. carrying several hundred pounds each of
high explosives dropped I'm the streets OF large
cities and the tops Of high buildings would kill
few persons. said Mr.. Maxim. break lot OF
glass and damage a few roofs. But il the Germans
tried 10 put the lights o London by the airshtp
method he figured that feet Of one hundred aero
planes. flying back and forth uninterruptedly in
pursuit that end would retire at the close ~ the
first year. Inundated to note that the total de-
struction was about one-h half of LOndon's annual
growth In houses And this was based on a house
for aeroplane each trip.
Other speakers were Winthrop z. ScarTitt' IT.
former president Of the Automobile club OF Amer
lea. and Wilbur r. Kimball the Instructor. VINO
discussed The Art Of Aviation" The room was
crowded. and small models few from the stage
over the heads Of future aviatOrs
A contest for a handsome cup will be held on
next Saturday afternoon, between and O'clock
at 57th street ana Eighth avenue. The contest in
the miniature aerodrOme will be open 70 the PUBIC.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-14
INVESTOR BUYS DACONA HALL
PAYS ABOUT 100000 FOR THIS NEW APARTMENT
HOUSE 1T CLAREMONT AVENUE AND 1aaD STREET.
Group Deag Houses and FIatoHse Near Carnegie Music Hall
Sod-Pans Filed for Roof Garden East Side Building.

the southwest corner OF 1920 street and Claremont
avenue. for the Dacorn Realty Company TO an in
vestor.
SEVENTH AVENUE-The Seventh Avenue
Fifty-fourth Street Company sold through Nor
wood & Marden. attorneys it's property parcel
1O0X1O0 feet. at the southeast corner of Seventh
avenue and 54th street. which are five small
dwelling houses on 54th street and hathouse on
Seventh avenue to Charles E. Hanson, client
of ]. Archibald Murray. The property has been
held al s2S0OO0
BARROW STREET.-THE Duross Company sold
for Elizabeth Lahey to Elizabeth Fehberry No SO
Barrow street. three story house, lot l7x2e9
feet
STH STREET-James K Holly resold for a
client 10 Roane Brothers five story 1athouse No
l56 West saith street on a lot 276xO22 feet, between
Columbus and Amsterdam avenues.
l2STlI STREET-Jacob Bernstein sold for the
Sun Construction Company TO John II. Scudder
No. s. IS East l2sth street. story iathouse
plot 563N99.ll feet
lSSD STREET-John NJ. Royal sold for Morris
Bloch the five story triple 1athouse No. 123 West
l3Sd street. lot 27xiOO feet
THE BRONX.
CAMBREILENG AVENIE-E. LoeWenthal
Son sold for James G. Berry 10 Carl Echorst plot
5oX10o feet. on the east side of Cambreeng avenue
100 feet south Of Crescent avenue.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-14
CONTEST IN AERO CLUB.
OppositiOn Ticket To BE Placed en-
the Field.

A movement is on foot among some OF the
members of the Aero Club Of America, II was
said at the clubrOOms in East 42d street yes
terday TO place ticket in the field that will not
be agreeable to the present officers of the or
ganzation 1t is expected. therefore. that some
excitement will be in order when the annual
election of officials Is held November l.
circular letter. signed by Orrel A Parker Stan
lev Y Beach and Wilbur r. Kimball, all members
of the Aero Club Of America. vas sent TO certain
other members not TO all OF them. setting forth
several alleged causes for dissatisfaction meet
ing of the dispIeased aeronauts was held behind
closed doors at the Hotel Astor on last tuesday
night The letter said that the best interests OF the
Aero Club were submerged, because a handful or
men, cared more for their own prominence in the
clubs affairs than for the advancement OF the
many.
A spirited contest took place year ago. and the
'outs'' then losing the ballot box referred TO a
wear from now COrtandt Field Bishop, president
OF the Aero Club Of America, will arrive from Eu-
rome in about ten days The ms are understood
TO desire his reelection
New-York tribune., 1909-10-14
NovEL-CRAzED BOY HALTs FLYER.
Flags Eighteen Hour P. R. R, Train-Wanted
To Be q Hero.

Lewistovn Penn. Oct. 13.-The Pennsylvania
Railroads eighteen-hour flyer from New York TO
Chicago halted at s:2O O'Clock last hlsht az
Trriata bridge a lonely spot sixteen miles west of
HARRISBURG by the swinging of a red lantern across
the tracks As the train came to stop John
Kretzinger seventeen years old, living at Duncan
non walked up TO the locomotive ana reported 70
49, onoIneer that two men, heavily armed. had
forced him at the muzzle of revolver TO carry
heavy rocks on to the tracks He said he watched
his chance and ran across the tracks and hassed
the train in time to prevent an accident
The members Of the train crew investigated. Dur
we're unable to find any rocks on the tracks, and
the bov was taken to DunCannOn where he was
examined by railroad police. He finally broke down
and confessed that he alone was responsible for the
stopping of the train. The police say the BOY haa
baen reading cheap literature, and had tagged the
train either 10 make himself hero or TO receive
reward from the company.