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Williams news., 1912-03-02
EPISCOPALS DECIDE TO
 ERECT CHURCH BUILDING

Protestant Episcopal services were held by Rev. Joseph L. Meade 1T the reading rooms at Williams Tuesday evening, Feb. 27, during the course of which it was announced that meeting of all who desired to participate in the organization of g Mission at Williams would be helo immediately after services.
 The meeting was organized by the election of Lilo M. Perrin, Jr. as chairman, and L. s. Williams as secretary.
 After the object of the meeting had been stated by the chairman an informal discussion of proposed sites for the location of Guild hall was had. A committee of three Wm. F. Dermont, chairman; McD Robinson and Roy Wstson-was appointed to investigate the differ ent locations and the cost of erect ing the proposed Guild hall.
 A discussion was then had re- gardirg the best means of raising money to defrav expenses of the proposed mission. A committee oi three-Jerrie Lee, chairman; J. w McCormac and L. NJ. Perrin, IT, was appointed to have subscription cards printed and to solicit sigma lures to the same.
 It was unanimously decided te organize mission, and the secre' tary was instructed to report the fact to the Bishop of Arizona.
 It was moved and carried that the name of ''St. Johns" be adopted as the name of the mission.
 It was moved and carried that the following gentlemen be elected as committee of advise" for the mission: Dr. E. B. Perrin, senior warden; Wm- F. Dermont, McD Robinson, Roy Watson and Geo Barnes.
 Mir. Fred Shaw. manager Hote Fray Marcos, offered the dining room at the hotel as the place fol holding the next services in Will. jams, which offer was accepted with thanks. The meeting then ad journed until after the services or evening of February 18th.
Williams news., 1912-03-02
The Water Shortage
ditor Williama News-

Editor Williams News,
 DEAR SIR: The Grand Canyon Electric Light & Power Co.,, desire to announce through the columns of your valuable paper that on ac- count of the exceedingly dry season this winter, the com pany's wells have gone dry, but that the company have completed arrangements to buy water from the A. T. & s. T. By. Co.,, drawing from their supply at Del Rio, on the s. F. P & P. By, thereby in. surfing supply of good water. Two water wagons have been put in serviceto distribute water through the city. The charges will be go cents per barrel, but patrons will be required to furnish barrels or other suita ble containers. Orders may be telephoned to our office.
 R. J. AREY.
Williams news., 1912-03-02
WILLIAMS GUN CLUB
 MAKES GOOD SCORES

The score made by the majority of the Williams Gun club members
 last Sunday at their regular shoot
 was not up to the usual standard
 pr. P. A. Melick. however, as usual shot nearly perfect score.
 Demas Yoder. by killing 20 birds,
 was awarded first prize; Dr.. Melick having won first at the previous regular shoot. did not compete for the prizes at this meet. F. E. Lowe killed IS and landed second prize. Claude Melick, the youngest mem
 Der. nearly tied MT. Lowe for sec ond place.
 It isthe intention of the club to continue giving prizes at each shoot in the future, for it has been dem onstrated that the prize giving ere ates quite lotsof enthusiasm among the members.
 At the next regular shoot a week hence the memb bers will receive their handicaps and shoot for the Du- pont silver trophy. Persons wish ing to join the club and compete fnr this trophy will be obliged to shoot at the practice shoot Sunday in order to receive handicap; oth- erwise if they compete later they will be obliged to shoot without a handicap until they have shot three events, after which they will be properly handicapped. Tomorrow. after the practice shoot. the Williams rife club will be reorganized, and it is hoped all the rifle enthusiasts of Williams will be present and join the club. Official score, 25 birds per man First Squad
 Ortt 13, Demas Yoder 20, Lowe IS Moody 3. Claude Melick IT, Melin IA
 Second sqcad-
 Patterson 13. Lindgren 13, Kirk patrick II. P. A. Melick "A, Al. bert Lebsch 16.
Williams news., 1912-03-02
ROOSEVELT FOLLOWS
 HAT INTO THE RING"

New York, Feb. 25 -"I will ac cept the nomination for the presi dency if it is rendered me and l will adhere to this decision until the convention has expressed It's preference" is Colonel Roosevelt's reply to the letter of seven repub- lican governors, asking him to stand for a nomination.
 The eagerly awaited reply was given out tonight at Colonel Roose- velt's offices. during his absence on a trip to Boston.
 It was unexpectedly brief, but definite. It follows.
 New York, Feb. 24, 1912.
 "Gentlemen: I deeply appre ciate your letter and I realize to the full the heavy responsibility it puts upon me. expressing as it does the carefully considered convictions of the men elected by popular vote to stand as the heads of govern ment in their respective states.
 "I absolutely agree with you that this matter is not one to be decided with any reference to the personal preferences or interests of any man, but purely from the standpoint of the interests of the people as g whole. 1 will accept tie nomina. nation for president if it is ten dered to me and 1 will adhere to this decision until the convention has expressed it's preference. One of the chief principles for which l have stood and for which I now stand and which I have always en- deavored and always shall endeavcr to reduce to action, is the genuine rule of the people; and, therfore, I hope that so far as possible the people may be given the choice through direct primaries to express their preference as to who shall be the nominee of the republican pres idential convention.
 "Very truly yours, THEODORE ROOSEVELT"
Williams news., 1912-03-02

the following assertion and. at the proper time and before the proper tribunal we will produce indisputa. ble proof of the same:
 The new county of Hunt, Will jams or Tusayan, whichever it ma y he called, will have total revenue of nearly 5000 0. it's officials sal aries will amount to about $20.00O, and it's tax rate will be less than that of the present county of Coco nino. Further. with the money ob- tained from the forest service, which from the Tusayan forest last year alone amounted to $13,O00, we will have the best system of roads in northern Arizona. How ever; this road question is "anoth CT story," as Rudyard says, and shall have attention soon in chap ter devoted to it alone.
Williams news., 1912-03-02
Washington's Birthday

One of the best programs ever rendered by children in this town was enjoyed at the Methodist church last Friday evening The house was packed by the time the first number was called and the performers held the interest of the entire crowd throughout the whole evening. Every number on the program deserves special mention. but lack of spare prevents. The program consisted of songs, instru- mental music, sword drills, read~ inps, dialogues, and tahleaux- In addition to he children's numbers we wish to give due credit to the selections given by the Williams orchestra.
 For the excellent sword and flag drills Mrs. Paul Miller deserves special mention.
 The children are glad to report tha. the proceeds of the evening was alp ost sufficient to pay ssr indebted of the Sunday school
Williams news., 1912-03-02
NEWSY NOTES OF
 COUNTY DIVISION

In order to illustrate the fact that because of it's vast area and physical condition it costs the peo pie of Coconino county sum greatly in excess of other counties to administer it's government, we will now compare few of the diff ferent items of county expense with
 hose of other counties in the state We want these comparisons to be fair, and in order that they may be we will select two counties for com parison with our own-one of the largest and one of the smallest in point of wealth and population in
 he state-Maricopa and Mojave. The sheriff's office is the most i'm portant office in the county and for that reason we will take it first.
 Do you know that, aside from the single item of feeding prison ers," it cost the county of Coconino last year within less than $27OO as much to run it's sheriff's office as it did the great county of Mari copa. Well, it did. Here are the figures:
Williams news., 1912-03-02

Water i- getting scarce in Will iam ms, and it behocves everyone to be extremely careful about their fires. With no water, and every thing so dry. it would not take long to wipe the town of the map.
Williams news., 1912-03-02

portant office in the county and for that reason we will take it first.
 Do you know that, aside from the single item of feeding prison ers," it cost the county of Coconino last year within less than $270O as much to run it's sheriff's office as it did the great county of Mari copa. Well, it did. Here are the figures:
 Sheriff's Office
 cocoNINo MARICoPA Salary and fees -......s .-4oo7 sI2,7ss.O7 Jailer and guards. .......... s.4s0 46 s,6oo,oO Office supplies and exp.-.. 64S0s 20 .65 sls.ses5i sl6,57672 Maricopa is the second largest county in the state, possessing a population of over 34.0OO inhabi- tants and an assessed valuation of $21.41S.734, whl'e Coconino cou ntv nas population of S,13O and an assessed valuation Of $4,35S, ,O22.
 But it may be argued by some that a sheriff's office is a sheriff's office; that in Arizona it costs about as much to administer the office in one county as it does in another, and that the extent of population has nothing to do with the cost of administration. We will frankly admit that if this ar gument is true, then we are mis taken in contending that Coconi- nos excessive cost of administra- ton is attributable to it's territorial area and physica' condition, for no one questions the integrity of the administration of any county office. But what are the facts? Mojave .ounty has liGtIe less than one half the population of Coconino county, and last year the total cost ',f the sheriff's office in that county Twas less than one half the cost in this county. Here are the figures:
 Total cost of sheriff's office in Moiave county, $7 991 S2.
 Total cost of sheriff's office in Coconino county. $16 96278.
 Coconino county's vast territor- ial area is also responsible in a great degree for the excessive cost of our health department. For in stance, the combined cost of bury ing the indigent dead and coroner's fees was greater in Coconino than in Maricopa, and almost three times as great as were the same items in Mojave. Here again are the figures:
 For burying indigent dead and coroner's fees, Coconino. $1 ,819 43.
 For burying indigent dead and coroner's fees. Maricopa, $1 1926 57.
 For buryirg the indigent dead and coroner's fees. Mo,ave. $671 S2. Maricopa county was u"expect- edly called upon last year to ap- propriate $4.153 40 for protection against floods in the Gila and Salt hrivers, something that may not oc- cur again in years. Aside from this one item of extraordinary ex- pense, Maricopa spent the sum of 2,3S227 in miscellaneous ex pense." Coconino under the same heading spent the sum of $4S69 30 and, be it remem bered, the item of $1,300 for sidewalks around the court house in Flagstaff is not in cluded under this heading, but is charged to "court house," where il properly belongs.
 We wish here and now to make
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-21
Sci ber Samitag int &omgrek &C.

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res Mngelidts perOient boben."
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9i55eiam=M a@ri@tem

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-21
Die 2pn6pmer MelSmme, bas eng=

liide &0nigspaar babe Sic geplante
Sfeiie na6 Berlin bauptid6li6 6es=
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gentpartig ouf iebr i6moden SuBen
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politif Sir g6mar6 @reps lGBt 6e1t al
ten Sentiment nidt mebr CUR @rbe
fom1en, nno 6ieier b0sortige @reD
fat 6as bone 3utra,1en feines @0nigs.
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9lms Der mm9e8emo.
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Sonntag mie ou6 ant Sonntag porber
in ser ct. M~arien=@ereinsbolle nad=
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-21

@ott" gu Gnoe. Sim s6luBtage Set
geier 9ingen Ole Mitglie0er 6es ct.
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fl. Soiepbs 0as 40ltiin6ige @ebet.
Mm Hatronsfeite ser @emeinbe miro
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Bfarrer, P. 2eonar6, 8. g. s., bel
ser 6reitdgigen Mnoa9t Musbiilfe lei
itet, sic Geitpreoigt balten.
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Gas Gracbmif Scr a11t IL. SD

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ten .bei ser fomme10en Staatsmabl
gelten.
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gon11ene 40ltiinoige M,noadt gum miir-
bigcn Mbiddl1B. Gem bodm. &furrer
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bodm. @elce0ictiner MeinroS bon Sar=
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g. g., preoigte, er0ffnet. Sem bodm.
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iteten Musbiilfe auBer Sem M%iiiitenten
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rn5 @incent bon ser ct. SobnS Mbtei.
gs pltr6en mabren6 Der @na0en5eit
gegen $50 8ei9ten geb0rt inns etma
1900. commandment a%l1sgetbeilt, Elm
iideres 3eiden bes fromrten Chimes,
bon bem sic Steben S6mer3en &C.
meitoe in Mlbanp beberri6t lit. Sic
6Seier fam 9ienitag nod einem bonn
bodm. P. 8incent ~gebaltenen 2epiten=
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to ,6ie SaluBpre6igt bielt, nit &ro-
5eiiion uno Ibiingen 6es u@rober
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I'm ctuem %eutlegeuem @infcl @tr=

ginens fat Gin Mob ei11en Gid)ter, Ser
ibm Elm nid}t 5ulagen0esllrtbeil gefalt
batte, ialumt Sem Sderiff un0 0e1n
Staotsanmalt inn @eri6tsiaal nieOer=
gelGyo1en.. 3as lit ser 9tecau in lei=
her letten &onlequel15, Sic logii6e
@eiterentlpifelul1g 6eS bon 5000 eDelt>
Grgon 1t1o m9oern m1fgeltellten Gu
15es, 0aB Sem &olfsmillen a1d} 6ltr6
Geri6te u16 Ge rfaiiurgen feline
S@ro11fen ge5ogen meroen 6iirften.
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nad) @isconlin gu terlegen nno ltd]
auf ibrer Mutters Garm nieoer8a1lal-
len. - Seit @eibnodten mar e.
sonntag 1os critic Seal, bob &iltan
@ieiedel, ser our9 &ranfbett out Die
stube angetpielen mar, bie Stride be-
iufte.
2ittle Sails.
SIN 2aufe bes perga11gene1 Sabres.
iino in Morriion County ooppelt 10
piele @eburten als So6esfal1e 5u per-
5eid)men %gepeien. Die @eiammt5abl
Ser @eba1rten betrug 564, sic Ser 20
oesfalle 218. 2ittle Sails, ser Count
tpiib, fat 154 @eburten gegen So
5o6esfGlle. - Sci Ser ont Dier1tag
bier gebaltenen Stu0twabl murbs'
@err Simon 8rid, mobl ser belieb=
teite 9e1atide in 2ittle 5ans unb in
Morrilon County, NIT 81 Stimnen
Mebr6eit 5l1n1 8iirgermeiiter BON
2ittle 6aIs ermdblt. Sbne 3meifel
miro @err 8rid, Scr lid in Ser Mus=
iibung ieiner @flidten ltets bon einem
ebrboren Sin1e leioen lGBt, I'M erer
Gta6t cine quite Germaltung geben.
8elgraoc.
Sier lit int 8uiamnlen6ange NIT
ser Inter udung bon Saatgetreioe Ell
ne beunrubigen5e 8eobadtung &C.
madt moroen. 91idt oaeir Ser Gu
men BON &orn, lon6ern audi bon So
fer uno an0erem @etrei6e ion Biz SIT
so Gro5ent feimunfabig iein. Sic
meilten Sar1ner fins 0arii6er bel111=
rlbigt un6 geban itd aqe Mube, bon
'onoerer geite gl1tes A(ltsI aatgetreioe.
befomn1en GIT fonnen.
ct. Mntbpnb.
Mit fiinfStimmen Mebrbeit ml,r=
Sc @p. &en1per NIT le6s Mderlano
iiber Sic @iIagegren5e bi1tal1s &C.
pablt. - Sen. 8ll1me perionote let=
tie @ode cine Giienbobmagenla0ung
&artoffeln nab ct. SAUL, mo ibm Sic
gr0dpfel rs Gts. per 8ui6el brad=
ten. - Srou @ilb. Mooren murce
Samitag in Mlbanp BON SEN 1ofto=
ren @ation BON bier un0 @ilbert BON
Melroi e operirt. sic befir6et iih Sen
ltuitan0en gen1dB pobl. - @eim
sos. Maoer mar Son1rtag &inostaufe;
iein sDbnd)en ml1rSe in Sen SdoB Ser
Stride altfgenommen. - @ubert Gre
mers mur0e bon ieiner @attin init
ei1ten nie6liden Matomen beide11ft.
@li!d gum froben greignilie! = Shc=
mos @remers berfaufte Elm Nfero fir
1926, iiherlih ein annebmbarer
&reis un6 tpie6er Elm @etpeis, 6aB Sos
MutomobiI MISUNDERSTANDING
preis nidt berbei5ufiibren permag.
9searl Cate.
Soiepb sdafer fuufte al1f Meinl1=
ratbs &er1teigerung Elm @eipann
@feroe, fir oas er 1927 be8ablte. -
l1mler bodm. Bfarrer s. 2eutbner
erbielt lette ISOLDE aus Ser alten Sci
matb sic trourige Madrtdt, 6ab iein
@oter am 81. Sebruar SOS 3eitlide
geiegnet bat. Gem bodm. @errn 1m=
fer aufridtiges 8eilet6. - Scarf