Williams news., 1911-07-29


 tice Rounseville's court last week on a charge of vagrancy of a. fine of $10, which he paid, Victor Neal, of the class called undesirab ble, nerved himself with large load of liquor and leased sundry citizens for a fight. A Mexican accommodated him, and after a lively bout, the officers, assisted by the redoubtable Bobby Burns, induced him to go to the local booby hatch, which that gentleman did with the reluctance common to his kind. On Saturday he pleaded guilty to charges of using language unbecoming a gen. tleman, scholar and a bum judge of booze and relulsing the gentle advances of peace officer and was fined $100. He paid it with real money and was released.
 All kinds of altering and dry and steam cleaning done for ladies and gents at M. P. Farrer's, a real tailor, Ash Fork, Arizona.
 While riding to his homestead east of town last Sunday afternoon in company with his wife, "Hank" Ritter's horse. only recently broken, went to pitching and in rearing slipped in the muddy road and fell backward. Owing to the slippery condition of the road MT. Ritter wasn't able to quite clear the sad dle before the horse fell, and the horn caught him in the shoulder. He refused to have the injured member examined until it grew worse, and as result he has been compelled to wear the wing tightly bandaged to his body while the bursted fragments heal.
 F. A. Underwood, who recently assumed the management of the opera house and is putting on first class productions in the motion picture line. has purchased lot near the Methodist church and al- ready has plans drawn for sub stantial and roomy bungalow. Ac- tive building operations will begin within three weeks. It is hoped this is but the beginning of build ing boom for Williams that will grow in proportions until Williams becomes the Big Boy of Northern Arizona.
 We are still in the transfer busi- ness. We have buggies, wagons, surreys, teams, saddle horses and automobiles, and we try to attend to our business; although we are called upon occasionally to help the officers out with some bad man, we have not joined the police force We try to handle our business suc- cessfully. We supply saddle horses for Bill Williams mountain, and an auto that will take you any place; and. say, those joy rides have never been equalled in Ari zona. Just try one. Phone 6-1, or see Bobby Burns for rates. Ed. Perrin left Tuesday morning for three weeks vacation in Los Angeles, San Diego and any other city where his fancy may take him. Ed. has been grubbing away pretty industriously with his fathers focks for a good while now, and realizing that all work and no play makes Ed, as we'll as Jack, a dull boy, will dig holes in the sands of the pleasant Pacific surf, hirt with the mermaids and cut up generally till he's tired of it.
 Two Greeks from San Francisco are in town this week working for the establishment of store and meat market for the convenience of the large number of their country men who are employed in the box factory of the Saginaw mill. At a late hour it was learned that a con- tract had been drawn for lease on the Graham building, opposite the light plant, for this store, and that it will be remodeled and IotooLad popoaJio fa1r