Williams news. [microfilm reel], September 07, 1901, Page 8, Image 8

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THE WILLIAHS NEWS
DR. GEO. B. PRATT,
ARIZONA'S LEADLNa OPTICIAN,
WILL BE MERE SEPT. I AND II.
Wfio TtQllL
3.Dotit
OCR CUSTOMERS ARE OUR BEST
A D V E RTlSEn ENTS.
We ire Kim-ay anxious and willing to hare
our customers tell of our work, our method of
doing business and our price.
Our work speaks for Itself, and those who
hare tried it. speak for us.
We hare a record of orer S.000 pairs of glasses
tilted in Arizona.
ur business is constantly increasing and we
attribute this fact to our painstaking care in
-very case and the universal satisfaction our
work (tires.
I gladly refer yon to the following, and many
more, for whom I bare done work An Williams:
Hon. Henry P. Ashurst, Misa Alice Mclnllre.
F. O. Poison. Mrs. H. F. Adams.
If. C. Vincent. Mrs. eo. I. Young.
T. A. Fleming. Mr. J. R. Twltty,
lr. Roonsertlle. Mr. C. A. Seal.
'. A. Neal, Mrs. A. F. Poison.
A ad Maar Others.
It la my aim to give yon the very best pnasl.
I.le work, and at prices as reasonable as such
wwk can be done.
All work Is fully guaranteed.
EXAMINATION FREE.
Will be at GRAND CANYON MOTEL two day
only. Tuesday and Wednesday. Sept. IO and 11.
DR. OEO. B. PRATT.
THE OPTICIAN
1 40 W. Washington SL. PHOEN IX
LOCALS.
Sheriff Johnson came up from
Flagstaff this week on a short busi
ness trip.
T. E. Pollock was a business visi
tor in town for a few hours Thurs
day. B. F. Sweetwood returned Wed
nesday from a buisness trip to Den
ver and other eastern point.
(ien. A. J. Sampson, U. S. minis
ter to Ecuador, was a passenger
from Phoenix to Flagstaff on Thurs
day's No. 2.
The English Kitchen has closed
it doors for the present. The pro
prietors hope to be able to again
open up should they be able to secure
quarters in a new location.
Remember, Dr. Pratt, the optic
ian, is permanently located in
Phoenix and makes regular trips
to Williams. He will be here
September 10 and 11, two days only.
Neal Clark, son of Mr. and Mrs.
E. S. Clark, who had two or three
operations performed on him re
eentely in San Francisco, is im
proving and will recover. Flag
staff Gem.
Mr. M. C. Sharpneck came up
from Prescott this week and has
been spending the past few days en
joying the comforts of home life,
In company with his son, Lyle,and
Bob Kinser, Mr. Sharpneck has
!een engaged in prospecting some
properties near Prescott, and so far
has had the mot-t flattering success.
The public school opened last
Monday with a full attendance and
the outlook for the coming year is
the brightest. The teachers have
all returned from their summer va
cations and will devote their entire
time to the advancement of the
pupils. J. It. Ilinton is principal;
L. E. Gifford has charge of the first
grammar department; Miss Ethel
Marine, second primary, and Miss
Alice Mclntyre, first primary.
Pete Shaffer and J. II. Com mack
have completed the well in the rear
of the English Kitchen to a depth
of ninety-five feet. About forty
feet from the surface a tunnel is be
ing driven to connect with another
cess-pool twenty feet distant of
about the same depth. The work
of sinking has been comparatively
easy, as almost the entire distance
has been through cinders. When
the ninety-five foot mark was
reached sinking had to be stopied
liccause of the seepage of water,
wliich, while not great, was enough
to stop the work. This is certainly
proof that there is water lielow the
cinders and there is no reason to
believe other than that a sufficient
supply could le obtained at a greater
depth.
Letter LUt.
The following is the list of letters
remaining uncalled for at the post
office, Williams, Arizona, for the
week ending September 7, 1901.
These letters will be sent to the
dead letter office September 28, 1901,
if not called for before that time:
Apadllla. Antonio
Anderson. Bern I
A borgast. O S
A Hon. Febo
Bachman. Henry
Corraley. A mire 1
Deriglda. Proflan
Delgardo. Lucerio
Dia. Antonio K
Ferraris. J
tieorge, W I.
Gilbert. UeoW
Garner, A H
ttaylor. James
Hardin. A M
H syncs. H II
Hughe. M M
Hurley, J
Lobey, Adnlfo
Lusene. Fillpe
McNamara, Daniel
Mora. Mignell
Magdaleuo. Pedro
Para. Acosta
Perelta. Vldal
Kosedale. A C
Rogers. C M
Ruelas, Francisco
Knlder, Mike
Hater. Andy
Trovento. Joan
Vaughl Fred
Vajtgnes, Antonio, 2
Watson, John H
Persons calling for the above let
ters should say " advertised."
E. II. Simpson, P. M.
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given. That no party, or part
ies have any right to sell, trade, or in any other
way dispose of any property, horses, mules, etc.,
branded, or belonging to me. in Arizona Terri
tory, without sale or trade being O. K'd. by me,
San ford Rows, or Flora E. Kjwt, my wife; and
all transactions that may have been made are
illegal and will not be allowed. All parties do
Ing otherwise, do so at their peril.
SAxroKO Rows,
Cantonment,
Oklahoma Ter.
L.SCHEY
the Men's
Outfitter
IT
1 Wish to Announce
to the Public
That I have resumed business in
the Brick Building next to Phclan's New
Butcher Shop, having' at present a complete
stock of CLOTHING, MEN'S FURNISH
INGS, HATS and CAPS, GLOVES,
BOOTS and SHOES, TRUNKS and VA
LISES, which I am offering at VERY LOW
PRICES.
Thanking1 my old patrons for
past favors and asking a continuance of the
same in the future, I am
Yours truly,
L. SCHEY.
You get the best job printing at
the Nkws office.
On last Thursday morning Mr.
E. Lamb had an experience at his
home in this city which reminded
him greatly of his boyhood days.
Mr. Lamb first noticed that some
thing was wrong about the place
when his dog ran up to him whin
ing and yelping. Investigation
showed that a tribe of old-fashioned
bumble-lees had taken un their
abode under his domicile. Arming
himself with a broom, a most dead
ly weapon in the right hands, he
proceeded to wage war on the in
truders. While the battle progress
ed his good wife watched the opera
tions through a screen door and
counted his oponents as they fell.
When the fight was over, sixty-six
bumble-bees, by actual count, lay
dead on the scene and Mr. Lamb
escaped without a scratch.
SANTA FE ROUTE
lime Table Effective June 16, I90J
READ DOWN-
READ UP
Xo-5, IJmUed STATIONS. No. S . ' JJft So.
lit am 1 oo pm 1(1 m pm Lv Chicago Ar 7 40 am 3 15 pm OO pm
2 85 pm 114 am- 11 UO am Kansaa City A Un pm 2 40 am 7 15 am
8 so am ft uu pra Denver lOUOtn 6 uu pm 6 (JO pm
7 OA am 8 2upn 7 15 am La Junta 10 20 pm 1147 am 8 65 am
10 ou pm 4 10 am 10 4 pm Albuquerque 8 u6 am 1145 pm 45 pm
8 22 am 4 0-2 am Wingate 8 20 am 147 pm
4tuam 9 25 am 4 X6 am Gallup 2 55 am A 53 pm 125 pm
6 35 am 7 12 am Holbrook 1122 pm 50 am
7 55 am 12 85 pm 8 so am Wnlow 10 25 pm S 10 pm 8 55 am
loan am 8 05 pm 1125aiu Flagstaff 8 25 pm 125 pm 6 40 am
12 US pra 4 25 pm 1 OS pra Williams 6 50 pm 12 10 pm 5 15 am
1 05 pm A 25 pra 2 05 pm Ar.. .Ash Fork Lv 625pm 10 55 am 1 M am
Uu pm Lv Ash Fork Ar IO 40 am
8 35 pm Ar Prescott .... I, v SOOam
2 40 am Ar Phoenix Lv 11 SO pm
1 so pra 525pm 2pra Lv Ash Fork Ar 5 OO pm 1065am
185 pm 5 25 pm 2 S5 pro Hellgraan 4 OO pra 10 00 am 2 60 am
859pm ....Peach spring... 1260pm 12 20am
4 15 pm 805pm 647 pm Kingman 10 40 am 615 am 10 16 pm
pm 9 40 pm 7 65 pm Ar.. Needles Lv 7 45 am 4 OO am 7 25 pm
2 pra 9 50pm 8 20 pm Lv .Kcediea Ar 7 20 am 8 AO am 7 00 pm
ft uo pm 11 uo pm 9 47 pm Blake 6 25 am 8 OO am 6 UU pm
SO pm 12 SD am 11 25 pm Bagdad 4 u8 am 12S0 am S 85 pra
2 2 am Daggett 1 SO am 1 44 pm
12 85 am 4 90 am 8 00 am Barstow 1 10 am 10 40 pm 1 25 pm
1 25 am K ramer 12 04 pm
2 25 am 6 40 am Ar .Mojave Lv 1110 am
7 on am ft so am 820am Ar.. Los Angeles ..Lv 7 15 pm 6 00 pm
12 45 pm 12 45 pm 12 45 pm Ar.. ban Diego ...Lv 185 pm 1 85 pm
6 65 pra I 6 66 pra Ar. San Francisco .Lv 9 00 am 8 OO pm
Meal stations.
Son 8 and 4 run twice a week between Chicago, San Francisco and Los Angeles.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars daily through between Chicago and San Francisco
and Chicago and Los Angelea.
Pullman Tourist Sleeping Can daily through between Chicago and San Francisco
and Chicago and Los Angeles.
The Crand Canyon of the Colorado can be reached only by thia line.
The California Limited carries the following new equipment:
Buffet smoking car. Harvey dining car, and observation sleeping car, between
Chicago and Los Angelea; double drawing room sleeping car, bet veen Chicago and
San Diego; double drawing room sleeping car, between Kansas City and Los Acgelea.
Connections at La Junta from Denver and at Loa Angelea for San Diego and Santa
Barbara. Fastest train to Southern California and over the shortest line.
Limited to sis cars, wide veatibuled, electric lighted. No finer train anywhere.
The observation car contains ten sections and a handsomely finished observation
room. The buffet smoking ear contains a spacious smoking and reading room with
buffet. Both these cars are supplied with current periodicals and stationery.
All meals en route will be served in the dining car. under the direction of Mr.
Fred Harvey.
no extra tare cnargea on ue California Limited. Kegnlar Orst-claas tickets only
I required.
JOHN J
BYRNE. O. P. A.,
Loa Angeles, California.
N. J.
HUDSON. Agent,
Williams, Arizona.
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