Williams news., 1912-06-22
MEXICAN AT ASH FORK
 KILLED BY PARAMOUR

morning about CLOCK fellclanO Estovocia was shot and instantly killed hy Mrs. Rosie Bell, colored. The shooting occurred in tent occupied by the woman near the s. F., P. & P. 'Y, ,"Ijust west of the Escalante hotel.
 Following a rather sensational raid on the various resorts about two weeks ago a number of tents have been pitched at the above To- cation pending the negotiation for the purchase of land and the erec- tion ot more permanent quarters.
 It appears that the Mexican, who is married and has a family, has been paying attentions. to the wo- man for some time and that lately she had warned him to keep away. He, however, did not heed her ad vice and last night under the in- fuence of liquor she shot him, the one bullet striking him near the heart and killing him instantly.
 There was no quarrel, according to one who saw the shooting, sim ply the woman drew her revolver Gan Iver Johnson) and fired at Es- tovocia as he appeared at the en- trance to the tent.
 The commotion attracted the at tention of those at the hotel and a few minutes later officer Bartlett had the woman under arrest. She was evidently greatly agitated over the fatal result of her deed as she made no attempt to escape, and was found weeping over and embracing the dead man. She will be re- moved to Prescott and probably held on first degree murder charge pending the finding of the inquest this afternoon.
 This is not her first attempt at violence as few menths ago she was involved in a stabbing affray and has once before tried suicide. Following her arrest she snatched a revolver with this intent, but was prevented. from carrying out her desire.
 It is doubtful if this affair except for the fatal ending is any more un- common than numberless squab- bles that afford the topic of ''what' the news' from time to e.-Ga- zette.
 The big smokestack for the new electric light plant arrived last Sat urday and is being riveted togethe this week. When finished it vii be about 75 feet high. The build ing is almost completed and within a week or so the juice will be turn ed on.
 Smith Stark, who has been ''learn ing to be dentist" for the pas three years in Chicago, arrived home last Sunday and will visi with his parents here during tn summer. Smith states he has on year yet to '1earn" before he vii be given his diploma.
 After July 1st all appropriation for improvements along the line c the Santa Fe will be available Un til that time nothing doing in tn way of starting new Improvements It is said that Williams will com in for several chunks of prosperit in the way of new buildings.
 Mrs. Mary Nellis, accompanie by her daughter, Miss Florence passed through here Sunday ever ing enroute to Cambridge, Iowa, fc visit with relatives. On their rt turn they will make visit in Will jams. While the train stopped tn two ladies received most heart greeting by their friends here.
 The News failed, to state last wee that fine 7-pound girl had arrive at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gu c. Riggs on Thursday, June 1; However, it is never too late to r port good news and we are please to state that mother and baby al doing nicely and that "Papa'' Rigt is expected to recover, although h