Williams news., 1910-06-04

Mint Gold Mining company has decided to install a complete re- duction plant, consisting of TO- stamp mill, two 5 foot Huntington and cyanide plant. The mine is developed to a depth of 400 feet with drifts and crosscuts on differ ent levels opening up a vein from three to seven feet wide, assayine from $1O to $50 ton in free mill ing gold, but at the lowest level both copper and cinnabar occur in the ore, which, if permanent, will necessitate other treatment at a later date.-L. A. Examiner.
 Dr. L. M. Swigert, the we'll known optician. of Swigert Bros. of Phoe- nix and Denver, will be here again at the Grand Canyon Hotel three days only, June IF, IS and 19. If there. is anything the matter with your eyes or you are in need of glasses that "fit in every detail," call on the doctor while he is here Most everybody in northern Ari- zona who wear good glasses have been fitted by us. Ask them as to our ability. DR. L. M. SwIGERT.
 Joe Buison. recent arrival in Williams. decided Sunday morning that he tell the natives what he thought of them. He was very much disposed to call bad names and by use of vulgar and indecent language, he attempted to unload some his virus on J. Walker, the barber. The barber could not stand it and pro- ceeded to administer physical pun ishment in return. The result was very red nose for Buison, but an abrupt cessation of any more hos tile language.
 If you want to be as we'll dressed as you can be, wear Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes. You can get them from Babbitt- Poison Co. 4
 Jo Atwood has a new invention on his auto for the protection of the tires. It is a composition soaked in beer and laced on the outside of the tires which has proved great sue cess. The process of making it has not been revealed by the inventor, as he hopes to make auto tires safe for all kinds of roads. If beer works on the outside like it does on the in side it is doubtful if a never-slip tire can be perfected.
 A snowman of long experience, together with singers, illustrated songs and an abundance of excel lent moving pictures. will be in Williams Tuesday and Wednesday nights, June 7 and 8. Full change of program each night. Admission 15 and 25 cents.
 Monday, June 13, has been defin itely set as the day on which Frank Spence will receive sentence of death, this announcement being made by Judge Doe in Prescott. Spence will in all probability be sentenced to expiate his crime on the gallows in Prescott. He main tains his innocence of the crime he is condemned for committing.
 Hon. Mark A. Smith, of Tucson, passed through here Monday even ing enroute for Flagstaff, where he was to meet Harry Hibben, Judge Doe and several other we'll known disciples of Izaak Walton. The party were to leave there on Tues day for Oak creek for their annual spring round up of the trout family.
 The Bobby Burns Transfer Co. will move anything movable. Now is your time to have those cans hauled away while rates are low. Take your family for drive to see the large steam shovel in full oper- ation. Phone us-No. 5-7 or No. 5.
 Sunday evening at the M. E. Church a memorial service was preached for the old soldiers by the Rev. Roberts. He paid a beautiful tribute to the dead veterans, by whose patriotism we have become a