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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-02
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Williams news., 1910-05-28
PRETTY HOME WED-
 DING CELEBRATED

A very pretty wedding took place at the home Mir. and Mrs. P. J. Burns. Wednesday evening at seven o'clock. The contracting parties were MT. J. E. Gilson and Mrs. Lizzie Mead; the ceremony was per formed by the Rev. David Roberts Only the relatives and immediate friends of the young couple were present.
 Mr. Gilson has been resident of Williams for almost thirty years. and is we'll and favorably. known to everyone in the community. He is prominent member of the K. of P. and Eagle lodges, and at present holds an official position with the county as road overseer.
 The bride is a sister of Mrs. P. J. Burns of this city. She came here about eight months ago from Mil waukee. Wis and during this short time she has made many friends, and what was only intended as a visit to Arizona has terminated in a happy marriage and the estab. lishment of a permanent home in our town.
 After the ceremony, guests were invited to a wedding feast prepared by Mrs. Burns. The married couple were recipients of many valuable presents.
 The NEWS joins with their many friends in extending congratula. tions and wishing them happiness unalloyed.
Williams news., 1910-05-28
Mexican Died at Hospital

Joe Gonzalez, a Mexican laborer died at the hospital Wednesday evening of pneumonia. He was moved from his shack in the west part town to the hospital Wednes- day morning at nine o'clock and passed away at four o'clock in the afternoon. He had been in the em- ploy of the Saginaw & Manistee Lumber Co. previous to his illness. For several days before his death he laid in his cabin without the proper care and when moved to the hospital he was at the point of death. He has no known relatives here. and Undertaken Button was ordered by the county officials to take charge of the remains.
Williams news., 1910-05-28
POLICE COURT DOINGS
 BUSINESS PICKING UP

Judge M. J. Rounseville who has always good stock of jail sentences stored away, distributed g few of his surplus to the needy ones this week.
 The first offender was a Mexican who stole a watch from one of his corntrymen and soaked it for $2OO, claiming he only done it just for friendships sake. This story of course was dicredited, and to the Judge it looked like a plain case of thirty days in jail.
 The next man up to receive his donation was A. Cramer, who was charged with the theft of a watch and SIP co in money from the per son of one Tom McWilliams. He was taken into custody at Maine, and was very much surprised and somewat indignant when accused of the stealing. He claimed that when he awoke at Davern that the above articles were in his pocket and he very emphatically declared that he did not know, nor could he imagine any body mean enough to put them there. and apparently, from the way he was saturating himself with booze he did not care who had been so unkind as to put money in his pocket. When his story was told in court it caused the Judge, after due deliberation, to tear the wrap per off large package which called for sixty days free board at the Hotel Francis at Flagstaff. <
 Another Mexican who probably thought that Judge Rounseville was running short on these jail pack ages jumped his bond and left for Ash Fork. He had hearing last week on the charge of sssaulting a defenseles woman, and was released on bond. He was apprehended at Ash Fork and brought back to re- ceive ninety day sentence to be served in the county jail.
Williams news., 1910-05-28
LAST ENTERTAINMENT
 A GRAND SUCCESS

The Glee and Mandolin clubs of the University of California, gave splendid entertain mept at the cr era house last Saturday evening. The house was packed, and the frequent encores showed clearly how much the selections were appreciated.
 This is the last entertainment this season to be given under the auspices of the Santa Fe Reading Room system. It is the opinion of many that arrangements can be made to have them begin again about the first of November if a building can be secured for that purpose.
 The general public as we'll as the railroad boys have enjoyed these entertainments so much that al most everybody in the community have looked forward to their an nouncements with pleasure. High class entertainments such as we been favored with cannot help bu, benefit those who attend them especially here in Williams where there is not anything more notic able than the lack of entertain. ment.
 We are in hopes the Santa Ft Reading Room System will agair favor us this fall.
Williams news., 1910-05-28
THORNY PATH OF
 THE TRANSGRESSOR

That the way of the transgressor is exceedingly rough and rocky is well illustrated in the case of Oscar Leach, printer, who. read CTS of THE NEWS will remember, robbed the safe in this office, in November, 1908, of $S35.
 Leach had been given work when his services were not really re- quired and had otherwise been as sisted by THE NEWS when in need. He repaid the favors extended him by footing the safe of all the cash contained in it when the first flaw orable opportunity presented itself. The criminal fled to Mexico and all efforts to apprehend him proved fruitless. Leach was a high roller, his ill-gotten gains were soon frit- tered away, and he was reduced to the necessity of again seeking em  ployment at his trade. Unable to secure work in Mexico, he returned to Texas, where he had lived before be begun his criminal career.
 In the meantime THE NEWS had been at considerable time and ex- pense, by circulars and otherwise, in advertising Leach, with the result that the printing fraternity in general, and members of typo graphical unions in particular were made aware of his per6dy. Information received the past week from party who has just returned from Texas, and who met Leach at Corsicana, is to the effect that he has become an outcast among the members of the craft He is summed by former associate' and has become a wanderer on th' face of the earth-despised by al who know him.
Williams news., 1910-05-28
CLOSING EXERCISES OF
 THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS

The general public is cordially invited to attend the closing exer- cises of the Williams public school, which will be held at the Odd Eel lows hall, Thursday evening, June 2, at 8 o'clock.
 The following program will be rendered.:
 The Run-a-Way Bear. ....
 ....,....P Primary Grades The May Pole Dance ...
 .2d and Sd Grades Maude Muller Pantomime Drill
 .4th and 9th Grades Presentation of Perfect Attendance Medals-J. H. Hulson, President [ of the Board of Education. Chorus Summer Holiday.
 ........ Grammar Grades Heirs of All Ages. Clifford Klock Solo-Slumber Song :. Ora Ritter Arizona =. Robert Miller April Smiles ..... Instrumental
 John Klock, Myrtle Juhl
 Clifford Klock Class Address and Presentation oi Diplomas-J. E. Jones, County Superintendent of Schools.
Williams news., 1910-05-28
Part of Comets Tail

L. B. Cannon, who lives at Con- gress, claims that while riding on the desert twelve miles west of there on May 19, strange cloud, pink ish in color. settled over part of the ground, killing rabbits and vegeta- ton. Cannon believes that it was part of the comets tail. He gath cred up some of the dust as evi- dence of what he saw. Cannon states that the air was charged with sulphurous fumes, and that he was almost overcome by venturing in side the area covered by the strange cloud.
Williams news., 1910-05-28
POSTAL EMPLOYES
 GET RAISE IN WAGES

Telegraph operators in the em. ploy of Postal Telegraph.Cable Co. are promised substa ntial increase in wages in all important offices of the system. The offices to be classi- fled according to their comparative importance. The increase is expect ed to take effect the first of June and will be selective. running from five to twenty five per cent.
 Careful examination and full in- quiry will be made as to the merits of each individual operator. Abil- ity to be the first requisite, years. experience another special fitness will count in each mans favor and all will be graded accordingly.
 Efficient and deserving operators will receive pay commensurate with the value of the work that they afaa able to perform and less experienced and new operators will have greater opportunity to demonstrate their fitness for advancement in pay or promotion in other ways.
 It is the company's intention by continued fair dealing with em. ployes to retain and attract to it's service the most skillful and reli-j able operators; thus maintaining and improving what is already re- cognized as the fastest telegraph service in the world.
 The William ms office is one of the most important offices in northern Arizona being relay station, and it's operators will without doubt be in line for promotion.
Williams news., 1910-05-28
THE TOWN ELECTION
 VERY QUIET AFFAIR

The election held Monday passed very quietly and only light vote was cast, showing a lack of interest The offices of clerk and marshal were hotly contested for and early Monday morning conveyances ap- peared on the streets displaying the banners of Patterson, Bradshaw, Fousha and Johnson.
 Many of the Spanish speaking residents were not permitted to vote not being able comply with the educational qualification for suff- rage. The election board gave many tests during the day and found several who could not qualify. H. M. Stark received the highest vote for councilman and conse- quently he is the next mayor of Williams. He has been here sever. al years and has many friends who will stand by him in his admins. tration. and these friends are among all classes. He will stand for what he knows to be for the best inter- ests of the town, and he is stickler for the right. The council is com posed of representative business men who have the future welfare of the town at heart, and whose ad I ministration promises to unite all interests in boosting for a bigger and better Williams.
 The race for town clerk as was predicted was the only close one. E. E. Fousha and Edwin Johnson both popular young men, opposed each other for the office, but noth- ing but the best of good feeling ex- isted between them, neither one say
 ing anything but good words for the other. MT. Johnson held the office for several months by appointment and his duties were perfor med in a
 creditable manner. His friends
 were enthusiastic and worked. haro
 for his election. Fousha, however
 proved to be the best vote gette1
 and landed in the office with nic' majority. He will without doub
 make capable and efficient clerk c. s. Patterson, who has served 5 the city for the past two years a | marshal. proved beyond g doub that he is the choice of the peopl
 for the job. He beat his opponen almost four to one and received th highest vote cast for any candidate !, Esau Lamb was elected stree supervisor over John Kraft an in dependent candidate.
 The following is the standing o candidates after the vote was can
 vassed.
Williams news., 1910-05-28
THE SCHOOL TRUSTEES
 MAKE CLEAN SWEEP

Last Friday the members of the school boardmet and transacted con- sidera ble business. The principal and assistant teachers were chosen for the ensuing school year as fol- lows:
 F. NJ. Vancil. principal, Clancy, Mont, was selected from the many applicants fcr the principalship. and from what evidence there is in sight he is a man that will fill the bill in every respect. The teachers for the other branches were chosen after some discussion over the mer. its and demerits of the fifty or more applicants for the five positions. Miss Mary L. Watson, Bay City. Mich, for manual training and do- mestic science. Miss M. Gravelle, Miss Lillian Terry, Miss Daggs and Miss Jones of Flagstaff, were chosen.
 The above are all we'll and favor ably known to the people of Will Hams. and their ability as teachers is beyond question.
 Miss Mary Penny, one of the present teachers. leaves soon after school closes for Salt Lake where she has accepted a school. Miss Penny is one the best teachers that has ever taught here, and it is with many regrets that the trustees and people see her leave.
 Miss Harriet Tefft, after several years spent in Williams as teacher leaves in the near future for hel new home in Washington. Mist Tefft is one of those rare little wo men you seldom meet, bright al most to luminous, and with func of good old common sense whicf will win anywhere.
 Miss Lava Sughrue. who ha taught here for several terms, ant was principal the last three month of last year, which was filled witl marked success, leaves as soon a school is out for Point Richmond California, to spend few month of quiet rest, with her mother ant sisters. Miss Sughrue, in the estim ate of every child in her room, i devine, and all who know her young and old, have a tender spo in their hearts for the little woman that passes you by with nod an' smile
 Miss Hattie Eisminger. the man ual training teacher. has accepted : position az principal of the Canyo' school, on the Prescott & Phoeni: , road. Miss Eisminger is an abl teacher and will without questi"1 make good wherever she goes; tn results from her efforts have bee wOnderful
Williams news., 1910-05-28
BETTER TELEPHONE
 FACILITIES FOR ARIZ.

Arizona will soon he ble to con- graduate herself on having a com- plete and up to date telephone ays-' tem, and every town in the territory will be benefited by it.
 The Overland Telephone Com pany's lines, owned and controlled bv Arizona people. started the ball rolling and already the people of Williams are being benefited. Less than year ago, if we want ed to send message to Flagstaff we had to telegraph it and then wait the best part of day for an an swer. By telephone we receive and send a message in only the time it takes to tell it.
 We now have telephone lines as far south as Phoenix, and can call our friends up in Jerome. Roosevelt, Globe, Phoenix and several towns surrounding Phoenix. We can also call our country friends along the Verde valley and Oak Greek, and almost every farmer along the Verde river and Oak Greek now has telephone installed in his home.
 In less than a month we will be able to talk to Winslow as there is large force of men rushing this line through from Flagstaff. By the connection of Winslow it will give
 us service with 500 miles of long
 distan nee lines, south and east of
 Winslow taking in Holbrook, Tay-
 Tor, Snowflake and other towns.
 The line to Ash Fork will also be
 started at once which will extend
 to Kingman and down the Peavine
 railroad.
 l The automatic exchange at Phoe.
 nix which is the most up to-date equipment and to be completed in
 less than three months will be some- thing new to the Arizonan He will
 no longer be able to blame the oper- ator for making mistakes or giving him the wrong number. If there is !, a mistake made, he has no one to bla me but himself.
 Williams now has a new up to- , date switch board installed and the , telephones and local lines are to have thorough overhauling. There is no question but what we will have connections west as far as the coast very soon. The Overland
 Telephone Company has line
 mapped out from Wickenburg to San Diego. This line will follow the new Santa Fe cutoff at Parker. It is also their intention to con- ? tinue their lines to Albuquerque; by this we will have complete conneo- tions with every state in the union. CT SO far as it is possible to talk by
 telephone.
Williams news., 1910-05-28

The Williams hose cart which is used in all cases of fire is not, nor never has been under lock and key as was reported in last weeks issue of this paper. The report originated from a malicious source and we are sorry it appeared in print.
Williams news., 1910-05-28

The new council starts on its ad- ministration without any promises to keep or any special interest to represent. No promises have been made, and when a current rumor is circulated that the new council is to repudiate the administration of of our previous city officers and go on record as inclined to tear down everything that has been done for the best interests of the town during the past two years, there is nothing in it-it is the hallucination of a visionary few who are always in evidence at such times as this.
 The restricted district is discussed pro and con, and it is said to be al most on the move back to it's old habita tion on Williams Ave. If it was thought prudent to esta blish it at it's present quarters two years ago, there is no reason to fear any chan and it is the belief of many business men that the new council would not favor such change.