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Williams news., 1910-12-10
Grand Canyon Drug Co.

'i'00 o' -" Se'"h, poSSou ti'i'uSh here Wednesday on his way home. Mrs. Joseph Johnson of Phoenix, came up last Friday evening and is the guest of her daughter, Mrs T: F Maddock.
 The stage has been enclosed with canvas cutting off all air coming from the stage at the Williams opera house.
 Edward Shively a prominent business man of Ash Fork, was circulating among old friends in town Wednesday.
 Dr. c. D. Jeffries left for Los Angeles on No. 1 Sunday to enjoy few days recreation. He is ex- pected home tomorrow.
 Ladies Underwear in Muslin and Knit Goods. Racket Store.
 Emma, the IS months old daughter of Mr and Mrs. Manuel Chavez, died last Sunday of infan- tile paralysis. The little one was buried Monday
 MT. and Mrs O. P. Kent, who have been making their home in Williams for several months, left for Phoenix last Saturday, where they expect to remain for the winter.
 Come to the Williams opera house Saturday night and Dec. IT, see the Worlds Championship Baseball game between Philadel- phia and Chicago. Dance after the show.
 MT. and Mrs. J. H. Lumsden came in from the Canyon on Tues day and left the same evening for Flagstaff for a short visit with their daughter, Mrs. Edgar A. Brown. Mrs. Lumsden is just recovering from severe illness and her stay at Flagstaff will depeud upon her health
 Since the verdict of the jury in the Santa Fe wreck last week was received, it is reported, a hearing was held by the officials at Wins low, which resulted in the discharge of Conductor Penrod and a brake man on No 7 and Conductor Chas. Arters and Engineer Richardson of the freight train crew.-Flagstaff Sun.
 The booth and floor of the booth containing the moving picture machine at the Williams Opera House has been "tinned" and the electric wiring perfect making it absolutely "FIREPROOF." Henry N. Creeger, of San Fran cisco, who has been in charge of the Grand Canyon Drug Co.,. dur ing the absence of D. A. Byrne, left for Los Angeles Tuesday. MT. Creeger made many friends here during his short stay, and they will be pleased to learn that he expects to return in about two weeks for a short visit here and at the Canyon.
 D A Byrne of the Grand Can yon Drug Co who had been enjoy ing a months vacation in Califor- mia. returned home Monday even. ing. MT Byrne returned by the way of Skull Valley and visited the works of the Mint Gold Mining & Milling Co.,, and states that devel- opment work is showing very satis factory results, but that the recent articles in the Prescott papers were sensational and not authorized by Director of Works Montgomery ! The company expect to have their new 10 stamp mill in opera ton by the first of the year.
Williams news., 1910-12-10

Burnstein and Mohl. working at Santa Fe says it took an hour and a half in the line which extended 8 blocks to get into Clunes thea ter in Los Angeles to see baseba Il game. Philadelphia ys Chicago which will be exhibited a.the Will liam ms opera house Dec IT.
Williams news., 1910-12-10
-cocaI Hews
ITEMS OF GENERAL
 INTEREST
Hunts Quality Fruits.

Hunts Quality Fruits.
 Ladies Sweater Coats, $275 and up. Racket Store.
 Supervisor L. D. Yaeger transac ted business in town Tuesday.
 Joe Blumberg spent Sunday wis iting with relatives at Flagstaff.
 Mrs. w. F. Dermont visited with friends at Winslow last Sunday. DANCE Friday night Dec. 18th at the Williams opera house.
 District Attorney Sleeves was 8 professional visitor in town Tues day.
 B. A. Cameron, county assessor transacted bushes in town Wednes day.
 B. F. Sweetwood left for Hum boldt last Monday on short busi ness trip.
 Shoes for Men, Women, and Children. Racket Store.
 Geo. (Scotty) McDougall is now holding down the night shift at the Cabinet.
 H. E. Campbell of Flagstaff passed through last Sunday enroute to Seligman.
 McD. Robinson is confined tc his home this week with severe attack of Ia grippe.
 $10 reward for M bar H Bay Mare with P on jaw, ranges 1C miles south of Williams.
 BOBBY BURNS TRANSFER Go. Mrs E. H. Duffield left for Los Angeles Wednesday to do hel Christmas shopping.
 T. A. Riordan, the big lumber king of Flagstaff, transacted busi ness in town Tuesday.
 Thos. Saver of Flagstaff, of the sheep firm of Dent & Saver, was ir town the first of the week
 Dance by the Williams orchestrs Prof Geo. L. Barnes leader at the Williams opera house Monday Dec. 26. .esay
 Attorney J. E;,.Jones passed through here Wednesday on { professional visit to Phoenix.
 Deputy Sheriff Tom Pullian spent last Sunday ir town, return ing home on the evening train.
 Mrs. John Langowsky went tt Los Angeles to spend two or thre, days in search of Santa Clause.
 WANTED-Two or three rooms for housekeeping. Furnished ol unfurnished. Address M. care NEWS office. t2.
 Colin Campbell, the good naturec sheepman of Ash Fork, was a bus mess visitor in town Wednesday.
 Mrs. Lee Moore, wife of Contrac tor Lee Moore of Fairview cam, over Monday on a shopping tour.
 Attorney Geo. w. Glowner re turned last Saturday morning iron his professional trip to Los Angeles Roller skating Tuesday anc Friday nights. Arrangements may be made for private parties fo other than regular nights.
 R. s. Teeple came in Sunday t, spend the day with his wife, re turning to his work Monday morn ing.
 Geo. w. Black, a prominen cattleman of the county seat, trans acted business in town last Mon day.
 "Tom" Wagner of Flagstaff, wa passing the glad hand among olt friends in town last Saturday Tom is now engaged in the wooc business at Flagstaff.
Williams news., 1910-12-10

A small fire at the Cinder Pit Monday resulted in the total de- struction of two cars, which were inhabited by twenty men. The men lost all of their personal ef- fects, which were in the cars. The fire occurred while the men were away at their work.
 For furniture, go to Rabbit Pol son Go. See the samples on dis play in the building formerly oc cupied by the Williams Theater.
 D. c. Carnahan. the congenial night clerk of the Fray Marcos, has resigned his position, to be suc- ceeded by Chas. Nugent of the El Garces at Needles, Cal. MT. Car nahan left for Texas to look after land interests which Ee holds there.
Williams news., 1910-12-10

Did you notice how warm the Williams opera house has been every night since opening of the new moving picture show2
Williams news., 1910-12-10

Notice We will not be responsible for bill or accounts of our sub contrac tors. THE SHARP & FELLOW CONTRACT ING Go.
Williams news., 1910-12-10

Just arrived 1 car good lump coal Leave your orders at Parlm Barber shop. Racket Store, Kitten house. Rabbit Poison Williams Drug Store, Cn;tage House, Sweet
 Eood's Saloon. or Phone 6-1 |, Bobby Burns Transfer Go B hou..
Williams news., 1910-12-10
The Santa Fe Entertainment

The Columbia Park Boys Club, under the management of s. E.. Busser. superintendent of reading rooms along the line of the Santa Fe, will be at the opera house next Wednesday evening, Dec. IA. The club consists of 43 boys ranging from 12 to IS years, and it is claimed to be one of the best musi cal organ cations on the Pacific coast It will be remembered that during last winter the Santa Fe furnished our citizens large mum
 Der of the best attractions to he had, and Tn opening the season this winter MT. Busser has chosen the above band as being among the hest of the season. Everybody invited. but the kids are not ur- gently requested to be present.
Williams news., 1910-12-10
Accident at Supai

Wm. Wells had the misfortune to sustain a broken leg in an acci. dent at Supai Monday afternoon, and his helper B, Torias also re ceived several injuries.
 Wells is derrick man for the con struction company and while hay ing some dump cars placed in position. three of them ran over a dump catching him and his helper who was breakman on the cars between two cars and crushing them.
 The injured men were brought to Williams on No. 10 Monday night and received medical attention.
The gold leaf., 1910-07-21

EDITOR James i. Robinson may or
may not have built more wisely than
he knew, but il locks Ike IN working
up the ne1 Durham Sun company
he worked himself ous OF il aItogeth-
er. We hope his selling out was not
the result Of being frozen out as is
some times the case. Good as the
paper il it will never De the same
without jim Robinson. We agree
with the Charlotte Chronicle when it
says, we DO not know the cause Of
his dropping out. but We do know
that Durham has lost a good news
paper man and one who kept the
town humming when there was no
one eIese to do it. It ought not TO
BE- any difficult matter for Mr.. Rob
inson to form another newspaper
connection" And the GOLD LEAF
hopes he may do it in Durham, the
town he loves so well and has done
so much TO build up in these twenty
two years be has been engaged in
the newspaper businees there.
The gold leaf., 1910-07-21
JUDGE D. L. WARD RESIGNS.

Since the nomination Of H. V.
Whedbee Of Pitt, Hon. D. l. Ward Of
New Bern, has resigned as Judge OF
Third district, and Gov. kitchin has
commissioned the former in his stead.
Judge Ward was appointed by the
Governor some time ago TO succeed
Judge 0. e. Guion, resigned, Mr..
Whedbee being his strongest competi-
tor for the appointment. Then the
fight went into the primaries and
convention Of the district with there
suit that the nomination went TO Mr..
Whedbee by & vote OF ten majority.
The resignation OF Mr.. Ward follows
because he does not care tc retain
the iudgship after the choice OF the
district manifested in therecent nom
nation.
The gold leaf., 1910-07-21
State Ticket Named.

The State Democratic convention
which met in Charlotte last Thurs
day did its work in short order. With
the exception Of the contest between
Judge Manning and Judge Allen for
Associate Justice, and the contest
between V. T. Lee, ex-Judge 4. ".
Graham and John 81. Pearson for
corporation commissioner, the other
nominations were made without op-
position. Following was the ticket
named:
For Chief Justice Supreme Court
Hon. Walter Clark. Of Wake, by ac-
clamation.
For Associate Justice Supreme
COUrt-Hon. Platt D. Walker, Of
Meck.enburg, by aeclamaticn-
For Associate Justice Supreme
Court-Judge ". r. Allen OF Wayne.
For Corporation Commissioner
g. c. Brown, Of Wake, by acclama-
ton.
For Corporation Commissioner, ".
T. Lee, Of Haywood.
The balloting for Supreme Court
Justice resulted as follows: Judge
Allen, 526.973 votes; Judge J. 5.
Manning Of Durham, 424 972. Judge
Aliens majority, 92006 votes.
The ballotingfor Corporation Com
missioner to succeed s. L. Rodgers
resulted "a follows: w. T. Lee. OF
Haywood. 527663; ex-Judge 4. ".
Graham, OF Granville, 313,91S, and
John II. Pearson, of Burke, 12O. 34S
Mr.. Lees majority was 90. .397 votes.
The gold leaf., 1910-07-21
Second or Western Tour Oxford Or.
phanage Singing Class of 1910.

Alter almost a month at Oxford, fol-
lowing its first or eastern tour, the Ok
lord Orphanage Singing Class will.
about July 21st, start upon its second
or western tour
Thus far this year the Class has seem
ed 70 meet with exceptional success and
excellent are the prospects for the second
or western trip.
The concerts OF the children are oF
great merit. interesting. refreshing. and
helpful They are really worth more
than the price of admission.
The Oxford Orphanage is now attempt
ing 70 care for about $50 OF the homeless
children OF our State and 10 prepare
them for useful lives Since its establish
ment in 1872 it has been a greatly used
agency In the salvation of souls, in the
rescue OF lives FOR service TO God and hu-
manity.
The visits OF these bright. attractive.
well trained children, who give delight
tul concert, canont iail to deepen interest
IN this institution aud in all other splen-
did orphanages OF North Carolina.
We bespeak for the Oxford Orphanape
Singing Class OF 1910 in its tour soon to
begin even larger patronage than ever
before from all OF our people
The gold leaf., 1910-07-21

i shocking tragedy was enacted IN
Oxford Monday, the uOst awful oc-
cureuce that has stirred that quiet
town and sent a thrill OF sadness
through the hearts OF the people OF
Granville county. Young Otis Brown
son OF the late J. s. Brown, a well
known and respected citizen and sue
cessful merchant before his death
some years ago. shot and that per
haps fatally wounded his step-mother
Mrs. J. 5. Brown, and then fired a
bullet into his own his head from the
effects OF which be died Immediately.
An account says:
The shooting took place IN the 'front.'
hail Of Mrs Browns residence The
Young man entered the house and de-
manded q SUN Of money from his step
mother. which she had refused him this
morning and when she refused this alter
noon. he drew his pistol and fired three
times One ball passed through Mrs
Browns arm and breast, going near the
heart. and the third was fred into the
head Of the young man and be fell. gasp
ing his life out, killed by his OWE hand
After being shot Mrs. Brown fed IN
terror and fell OF the front steps OF her
next door neighbor. Mrs. Cannady.
Medical attention was promptly given
and the ball was extracted. but she is
IN q very critical condition and internal
henorrhage Is feared
Mr. J. s Brown died several years ago
and left his estate, which was valued at
so. 900. TO Mrs. Brown during her life
time, putting the utmost confidence IN
her ability TO manage and take care OF
the estate. She has been generous and
kind in advancing money TO yonug Otis
Brown, who was just little over TWEEN
ty-one years OF age. Having advanced
him a thousand dollars lately, she was
slow TO pay over the demand he made
today and in a fit OF irritation the trag-
edy followed.
Mrs Brown has one daughter just
budding into womaHhood and the
hearts Of the people 90 out to her in
sympathy
The deceased left one brother, Mr.
John Brown grocer, Of Oxford, and one
sister, Mrs. James Floyd, with whom he
lived. The whole town is stirred with
sympathy and horror at the awful al
fair.
LATER-Reports later indicate that
Mrs. Browns condition is more
critical than was supposed. It is as
certained that the bullet penetrated
one lung and Unfavorable symptoms
are manifested
The gold leaf., 1910-07-21

MR. Henry P. Lane Of Rockingham
county. who was last week nOmina-
ted by the Democrats for Superior
court Judge Of the eleventh district.
has been practicing lawfG- FIVE years
Mr. Lane may be 2 talented young
man, Of high character, and he may
have the judicial poise But # he has
gained the legal knowledge and ex-
perience in FIVE years practice to fl
him for the bench, he Is al unusual
man.-StatesviIle Landmark
Oh don't be 80 hypercriticaL In
the game Of politics what difference
does il make-some tines-~hether
d candidate Is "ftten" or not?
This not saying, however, that Ar.
Lane Is not in every way qualified
for the position he been named for,
but we do say that if q lawyer who
had been practicing only five years
If this be trae) had been nominated
for Judge by the opposition party
the papers and speakers from one
end u the State TO the other would
have rung with il.
The gold leaf., 1910-07-21
Monday. August ID, 1910,
Farm for Rent.

SHALL On MONDAY. THE >rDh
L Of August. 1910. Offer i.- -a- AZ Tah''
auction at the court h0--- -E- 70 ahT
county, for the year 1911. D --a.' o. 1880
situated il Eance county Lt. ..--.l- DE- llf'
of A J Harris. Mrs. N4-st.- raI d Gf'
som and containing 10 a.--- more % =.
the land being kuowu - --. .'N- Aal"'
white" land.
This Is q good Tobacco -a. ..''11 5afH, 43
aud those interes ted arr ~. --.. q a''''
this renting
This l2th July, 1910. -.nv
.ss~IFsr.
The gold leaf., 1910-07-21

IT e strange that there are people
who will take that colossal fakeF and
egotist. Walter WeIIman, seriously.
He CONES TO the front noE with
proposition TO cross the Atlantic II
an airship-tbis too alter his repeat
I'd announcements that he was going
TO reach the North pole in the same
way. And the newspapers continue
70 advertise him.
The gold leaf., 1910-07-21

THE people OF the State rejoice at
the news Of the improved condition
of the mother OF Governor Kitchin.
We sincerely trust she may be fully
restored to health tolive many years
as a blessing and comfort to her
loved ones.-Greensboro News.
Latest accounts report Mrs. Kitch-
ms condition as improved and the
chances Of recovery as favorable.
The gold leaf., 1910-07-21

Az exchange thinks that now MIR
Whedbee Is an appointee OF Gov
kitchin the chances OF his election
are not so good. He may be turned
down at the polls as others have
been in the conventions. But the
people did not turn the Others down
in the conventions, it was the poll
ticians.
The gold leaf., 1910-07-21

II nominating II. r. Brown for cor
Poratior commissioner, they must
ha7eC7erlOOked the fact that he had
been appointed TO that position BY
Gov. ki-chin 70 fill out Al unexpired
rarrr
The gold leaf., 1910-07-21

CONSIDERING that one OF the dele
gates drew a gun. the man who got
out OF that Asheville convention with
no more than a broken arm should
consider himself fortunate. Durham
Herald.
And this too in a Democratic con-
vention, composed OF white men.
The shame and disgrace of it.
The gold leaf., 1910-07-21

In addition TO the political habits
OF mind which We have noted else
where, one cause OF Justice Manning's
defeat by Judge Allen undoubtedly
was that the latter had held courts
all over the State for sixteen years.
while his opponent possessed no such
means OF forming an extensive &C
quaintaneeship. The primaries gave
Judge Allen a considerable lead,
which the band-wagon instinct easily
heightened into a convention maiori-
". Extensive aquaintanceshiD NAV
have been quite as important as
the disposition 70 down a Cover
nor's appOintee, fortifed-there is
always some cause assigned other
than this general and usually uncon-
sciOus One-by the rather petty OBJ
lection that Gov. kitchin owed his
TT appointee political obligations
Charlotte Observer.
The gold leaf., 1910-07-21

IT Is probable that Mr. Manning
would not have won anyway, still
the lies circulated about him had
their efiect-Durham Herald.
That i usually the case, people are
ready TO believe the bad things they
hear about a person without ever
STOPPING TO question the truth it.
The gold leaf., 1910-07-21

THIS muca may b. put dO@n 10 the
credit of some ot the debated candi-
datez. thy have not trained with
tie machine
The gold leaf., 1910-07-21

JrDGE ALLES'- wide acquaintance
throughout the State, his acknoHl-
edged ability and we'll known integ-
ri-r had more 70 DO with it than the
uusea=Gled z4aI Of some Of his fool
friends.
The gold leaf., 1910-07-21

Pam can be easily and quickly stopped.
Pink Pain Tablets-Dr. Shoop'-stop Head,
acne, Tomally pains. any pain. anyw here
n 20 minutes sure. Formula on the 25c box
Ask your druggist or doctor about this
f0rmuIa-it's fine Sold at The Paragon. H
Z Thrower, Proprietor.
The gold leaf., 1910-07-21

Gov. hITCmS appointed Judge
Pell and he was stood aside He ap-
pointed Judge Ward, who was drop
ped at the first chance. BE appoint
ed Judge Manning. who failed Of
public endorsement Is it fatalism,
or what?-CharlOtte Chronicle.
LOOKS very much like the opposi-
tion TO kitchin - some times called
the machine.
The gold leaf., 1910-07-21

Chamberlain Stomach and Liver Tablets
gently stimulate the liver and bowels to z
pei poisonous matter. cleanse the system.
cure constipation and sick headae Sold
by all dealers.
The gold leaf., 1910-07-21

THE Henderson GOLD LEAF thinks
that what every State needs sis more
patriots and fewer politicians elected
to office" True, but the trouble is
that they are all patriots until elect
ed to office and then they become
Observation-Disclosures Dispatch
The time OF all Others they should
play politics less and conserve the
public welfare more.
The gold leaf., 1910-07-21
Notice of Administrator

HAYING Qualified A. 1..' '.-, --. =
IL tor Of the estate W. .a e
ceased, late Of Vance toaL-E ...r -
fify all persons having -.4-.- ss-5s
deceased to present them - p. 1911. q
on or before the 9th day ..s--r
this notice VIII be PLEADED q .sa s.
covsry. All persons indect-
ceased viii please make -. ...uE
GEOEGE + -
Administrator OF Phi :
ANDREW j. HAERIs. Alto.
The gold leaf., 1910-07-21

I.zr- -. how many II Governor
KEtch;a5 app0iItees have not been
t1r1ed down By the cOnTenti0ns3
The gold leaf., 1910-07-21

AL things arg fair il war and pol
itic=. i i said. but there are some
folks who do not believe il carrying
politics zoo far.
The gold leaf., 1910-07-21

The campaign Of lies and slander-
iag ot honorable Democrats VIII now
ceas-iet u hope.
The gold leaf., 1910-07-21
JIM ROBINSON'S RETIREMENT
FROM THE DURHAM SUN.

Commenting on the retirement OF
Mr.. James \. Robinson from the
Durham Sun, the Herald OF that
city says:
When the paper was enlarged and
the personnel Of that corporation
changed, Mr.. Robinson held posi-
tiOn on its and staff has been with it
since its initial issue. This week is
the first in twenty-five and more
years that be has been entirely alb
sent from the Office and it goes awk-
wardly with him.
Mr.. Robinson has done local, edi-
itorial, set type, collected, made up
the paper and every conceivable
chore about the printing Office. No
newspaper man in this city has seen
steadier service. And in giving up
his work, he is marrying of the pet
ted child OF his middle age.
The gold leaf., 1910-07-21

PEEH4r- Judge Manning Il too
good q man 10 be mixed Up in poll
tics alET2T-
The gold leaf., 1910-07-21

The machine wins. Great il the
uacLfue-ia rae STATE.
The gold leaf., 1910-07-21

The state convention did not tarry
in Charlotte as long this trip as il
did the time before, but it was due TO
no lack Of hospitabIe treatment on
the part o: the people Of the Mecklen-
burg I1GapeudeLce city.
The gold leaf., 1910-07-21

Ne For-HEE i a good ciaimer bUt
q poor counter
The gold leaf., 1910-07-21

Fo!ey's Kidney Remedy viii cure any case
OF kidney and bladder trouble not beyond the
reach Of medicine. No medicine can do more
Sold By all druggists.
The gold leaf., 1910-07-21

IsE- fril4 --.-- iJ44 LIS yL---
Lane, La1a. Who i Lane? Oh
ye= that i the thOroughfare that
leads % the nomination Of the Fifth
District combine candidate for Con
gress.
Some folks had an idea that Judge
D. L. Wards defeat was due to other
causes, but the New Bern Journal
seems 70 think it was q lack Of sup
port OF the part Of supposed friends
at home, with petty politics at the
bottom oiit
LOOKS like there Is q Fifth district
combine" now whether there vas any
such thing two years ago or not.
And the result IS going to be that a
Republican will 90 10 Congress from
that district again if they don't
quit deah toolin'"
Lets try and not think any more
about Reno and the deplorable event
that occurred there-ThOma5ville
Charity and Children.
Sounds very much like a man who
bet on the wrong side-but We know
Brother Johnson didn't.
II you have sympathy, bestOw il
upon the respectable Democrats OF
Tennessee who must vote for Patter-
son or a Repub!ican.-WadesbOro
AnsOniau.
In which case it would be infinitely
better to choose the least o: two
evils and support a Republican.
The gold leaf., 1910-07-21

Young Man In Fit of Anger Shoots
Ills Step-mother Inflicting Probably
Fatal Wound, Then Turns Weapon
Upou Himself With Deadly Effect
Otis Brown and Mrs. j. 5. Brown
Actors in the Terrible Tragedy.
The gold leaf., 1910-07-21
ASHEVILLE, n =
Tuesday, July "a

THIS will b. thu .--- --.-.
season To visit TIE .ttHrI .,.,s Z
SKY" at go small 4 il p.. nE
schedules as follow. %