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THE WILLIAMS NEWS
A Cloe Call.
Last Saturday evening, just at
6 o'clock, as the workmen on the
Santa Fe Pacific's large reservoir
south of town were preparing to
make everything snug for the night,
a terrible accident occurred by
which one man nearly lost his
life.
The great dam is now almost
completed and in the center of the
canyon has a height of seventy feet.
Derricks were in use handling the
enormous blocks of stone and at
the time mentioned, Tom George,
one of the workmen, was walking
along the crest of the dam holding
in his hands the guide rope used to
swing the huge blocks into posi
tion. When at the highest point
he gave a tug on the rope which
parted.
On the upper side of the dam
there is a sheer fall of thirty feet
to the water below. On the lower
side the wall is terraced, forming
huge stair steps. It was on this
side that the unfortunate George
felL When the rope parted he was
precipitated into space, falling
backward for a distance of twelve
feet before striking the terrace be
low, from which he bounded from
one to the other till the bottom
was reached.
Those who saw the accident
stood with bated breath and only
expected when they reached the
unfortunate man to find him dead.
He was hastily conveyed to the
hospital where Dr. Melick made an
examination disclosing the fact that
aside from an ugly cut on the head
and numerous bruises, no great
damage was done. How the man
escaped with his life was a miracle,
and that he could have fallen a dis
tance of seventy feet without a
bone being broken seems almost
impossible to believe.
At this writing Mr. George is
able to be around town, though it
will be some days before he will re
turn to work.
This is the third accident of the
kind to happen almost in the same
place.
During the construction of the
original dam in 1894 a workman
fell from the wall, striking his head
on a rock, rendering him uncon
scious. He was removed to Ash
Fork, where the hospital was then
located and where he died. About
the same time, Ruth, the little
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Wm.
Hayward, while playing about the
dam, lost her balance and fell
down the terraced wall, receiving
injuries to one of her shoulders
from which she has not yet re
covered. I
Attention I
In order to increase our
subscription list, we will
offer as a premium to all
new cash subscribers, The
Williams News from now
to January 1, 1903, for the
regular price of 13.00.
THE WILLIAMS NEWS
NOTICE FOR BIDS.
Sealed bids will be received by the under
signed company op to and including October
251 b, 1901. (or work to be performed on tbe
canal and dams ol this company, aa follows :
Entire length of canal to be widened to 30 ft.
ao that tbe flow of water at all times will be to
ward the reservoir north of the Santa Fe rail
road track.
Dun No. I to be raised t ft- with day Ailing;
dam No. 8 to be raised 1 ft-with clay filling;
the center of dam renewed with clay.
The contractor will be required to work nnder
the supervision of onr engineer, and to furnish
bonds for the faithful performance of tbe con
tract.
Tbe right to reject any and all bids Isexpt
ly reserved. Providing contract is let, work
must be commenced by November 1st, and con
tract completed December 16th, 1901.
Address bids to Williams Water Works Co.,
In care of If . Salsman, Williams, Arizona.
Signed.
WILLIAMS WATER WORKS CO.,
Jokh M. Dxicms, Secretary.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Prescott, Arizona,
September 23, 1901.
Notice is hereby given that the following-
named settler has n led notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before Clerk
of the Probate Court, at Flagstaff, Arizona, on
November a. 1901. vis :
Malcom McDougall. of Williams, Arizona, for
the stf nwi and wj iwi;, sec 82, tp. 22 n., r.
4 e. .
He names tbe following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
of, said land, vis :
J. X. McDonald. Hiram Blglow, J no. B. Smith
and Joseph Dixon, all of Williams, Arizona.
FREDERICK A. TRfTLE. J.,
Register.
First publication September 2. 1901.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
H. E. 1540.
Land Office at Prescott, Arizona,
August 2. 1901.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of bis Intention
to make final proof In support of bis claim.
and that said proof will be made before U. S
Court Commissioner at Williams. Arizona, on
October 28. 1901. vis:
Henry J. Sellers, of Williams, Arizona, for
tbe lota 1 and 3 and sjf ne sec 2, tp. 20 n. r. 4 e.
He names the following witnesses to prove
bis continuous residence upon, and cultivation
of, said land, vis :
George Raney, John Moore. Geo. J. Robinson
and John A. Freeman, all of Williams, Arizona.
FREDERICK A. TRITLE J..
Register.
First publication September 21. 1901.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Prescott, Arizona.
October 8, 1901.
Notice la hereby given that the following-
named settler has filed notice of his Intention
to make final proof In support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before C. 8. Court
Commissioner at Williams, Arizona, on Novem
ber SO. 1901. yls :
George W. Grose, of Williams, Arizona, for
the w4 nw and wj iwJi sec 28. twp. 3 n.
r 4c
He names .the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
of, said land, vis:
William Srnoot, Jr.. William 8 moot. Sr., Will-
lam Donaldson and Madison Grose, all of Will
iams, Arizona.
FREDERICK A. TRITLE. Js
Register.
First publication October 12. 190L
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WILLIAMS, ARIZONA
The Grand Canyon Railway Co.
TIME TABLE No. 2
Effective Tuesday. October L 1901
KO. 10 MILKS
STATIONS
KO. 11
7:00 pm
740 pm
8 0 pm
8:20 pm
8:40 pm
8:58 pm
9:30 pm
9:38 pm
10:00 pm
30
29
SB
45
M
59
Lv Williams Ar
Red Lake
Prado
Valle
Willaba
Anita
Apex
Coconino
66 A r Grand Canyon Lv
UdOi
11:231
10:6s i
10:88 l
10:ll
9:55
9:85 I
9:20 1
300 I
J. J. Brans. O. P. A., N
Los Angeles, Cat.
J. RrMOX, Art.,
Williams, Aria.
SANTA FE ROUTE
Time Table Effective June 16, 1901
READ DOWN READ OP
Ho. 7
148 am
2 86 pm
7 OS am
10 oo pm
8 22 am
4 oo am
86 am
7 66 am
10 SO am
12 06 pm
1 06 pm
1 SO pm
2 86 pm
4 16 pm
oo pm
26 pm
8 oo pm
9 80 pm
12 85 am
1 26 am
126 am
7 00 am
12 46 pm
6 66 pm
No. 8
Limited
1 oo pm
1 14 am
8 SO am
8 20 pm
4 10 am
8 25 am
12 86 pm
8 06 pm
4 26 pm
6 26 pm
00 pm
8 86 pm
2 40 am
6 26 pm
6 86 pm
8 06 pm
9 40 pm
9 60 pm
11 OO pm
12 80 am
4 90 am
'646 am
8 SO am
12 46 pm
No. 1
10 00 pm
11 00 am
8 00 pm
7 15 am
10 40 pm
4 02 am
4 86 am
7 12 am
8 80 am
11 26 am
1 OS pm
2 06 pm
2 SO pm
8 85 pm
8 69 pm
6 47 pm
7 65 pm
8 20 pm
9 47 pm
11 26 pm
2 25 am
8 00 am
8 20 am
12 46 pm
STATIONS.
Lv Chlcaro Ar
. Kansas City .
Denver
... .La Junta....
. Albuquerque..
Winrale
.... il!up
....Holbrook ...
WD.low ...
.....Flagstaff
... Williams
Ar...Ash Fork Lv
Lv...
Ar...
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, Prescott ....Lv
, Phoenix Lv
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... Daggett .
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... nreiaer .. ....
....Mojave Lv
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Ar.. 8an Diegq ...Lv
6 66 pm I lAr. Ban Francisco .Lv 9 00 am
No. 2
740
606
10 00
10 20
806
820
266
11 22
10 25
826
60
626
pm
am
pm
pm
pm
pm
pm
600
4 00
12 60
10 40
7 46
720
25
4 08
1 80
1 10
pm
pm
pm
am
am
am
am
7 15 pm
1 86 pm
No. 4
Limited
1-15 pm
2 40 am
00 pm
11 47 am
11 46 pm
68 pm
8 10 pm
1 26 pm
12 10 pm
10 66 am
10 Mam
8 00 am
11 80 pm
10 66 am
10 00 am
15 am
4 00 am
8 60 am
8 00 am
12 80 am
10 40 pm
00 pm
1 86 pm
No. 8
9 00 pm
7 16 am
00 pm
8 66 am
46 pm
1 47 pm
1 26 pm
9 60 am
8 66 am
40 am
6 15 am
868 am
2 60 am
12 20 am
10 15 pm
7 25 pm
7 00 pm
00 pm
8 86 pm
1 44 pm
1 26 pm
12 04 pm
11 10 am
8 00 pm
Meal stations.
. No. 8 and 4 run twice a week between Chlcaro. San Francisco and Los Anreles.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars daily through between Chlcaro and San Francisco
and Chlcaro and Los Anreles.
Pullman Tourist Sleepinr Cars dally through between Cbtcaro and San Francisco
, and Chicago and Los Angeles.
The Grand Canyon of the Colorado can be reached only by this line.
The California Limited carries the following new equipment:
Buffet smoking car. Harvey dining car. and observation sleeping car, between
Chicago and Los Angeles; double drawing room sleeping car, bet veen Chicago and
San Diego; double drawing room sleeping car, between Kansas City and Los Anreles.
Connections at La Junta from Ienver and at Los Angeles for San Diego and bant
Barbara. Fastest train to Southern California and over the shortest line.
Limited to six cars, wide vestibuled, electric lighted. No finer train anywhere.
The observation car contains ten sections and a handsomely finished observation
room. The buffet smoking car 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 tbe direction of Mr.
Fred Harvey.
No extra fare charred on the California Limited. Regular first-class tickets only
are required.
JOHN J. BTRNE, O. P. A.. If. J. HUDSON. Agent.
Los Angeles, California. Williams, Arizona.