Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-08-03

three or four hundred names, he he gave up this feature, as he dis- 1 covered that to do SO would simply he to publish directory of the resi- dents of Prescott, together with a list of all the officers and ladies oi Whipple. The latter, and particu- larly those who have not seen much service on the frontier, expressed themselves as rather surprised and particularly delighted with the oe- | casion.
 For Arizonans it is unnecessary to state the position that the high con tracting parties occupy here, as they are both we'll known. For the in- formation of the JouRsAL-MISER $ hundreds of readers outside of the territory, it may be stated that the bride Is the daughter of Rev. E. w. Meaney. the priest in charge of the ! Episcopal church here and who IS prominent in church circles through out the entire country. The groom i is brother of Hon. N. Q. Murphy, ! Governor of the Territory of Ari- zoua. He is superintendent of the | Congress Gold Mining Company, and is also Secretary of the Santa Fe. Prescott x Phenix Railroad Company. and one of the most prom inent and enterprising citizens of the territory. They leit on thls mornings train for a protracted wedding trip east.
 The following is list of presents received by the bride and groom: From the bridegroom, to the bride .he house and lots, known as the Tritle residence, and one thous- and dollars in money. Mrs r \ Tritle, prayer book and hymnal. ivory and gold. Mir and Mrs H T. Lantry, hand some oak chest, hound with brass, containing an exquisite solid silver desert service, 34 pieces. Mir and Mrs Chas Lantry, table set of cut glass, consisting of can delabra, flower vases claret jug and ! bowl.
 Mrs " c Bashford, chamois 1 leather case, lined with silk, con taining solid silver gold lined oyster shell and spoon. marked "M."
 Mir and Mrs W c Bashford and Mir and Mrs R Fl Burmister, cham ois leather case, lined with white, satin, containing one dozen table spoons, one dozen dessert spoons, enc dozen tea spoons and two | dozen forks, solid silver, beautiful design and marked with initial. Mir. A C Burmister. one case, satin ! lined. with ono dozen dessert knives, pearl handled.
 Mir and Mrs T W Johnston, hand some oak case. brass mounted, con taining three dozen pearl handled knives.
 Mir and Mrs Harris Baldwin. beau | tiful plush case containing one cary ing set, five pieces.
 Mir and Mrs Gorham Bray, two pictures, white and gold frames.
 The Goldwater Brothers, oak cab inet, with glass doors, and drawers lined with blue plush; and cut glass stand with white flowers.
 MrFA Tritle, Jr and Miss Helen Wells, one gold brooch, clover leaf, with diamond in center. MT Hedrick Aiken, case contain ing one bonbon dish and tongs. solid | silver.
 Messrs Tobin, Spaulding, White and Ohlsen, employees of The Bash ford Burmister Company, one cary ing set, five pieces. in satin lined case.
 Governor and Mrs Oakes Murphy, plush case, old gold lining, contain ing nuts, crackers and picks, fourteen pieces.
 Mir Geo H Curry, one leather case containing salad set, solid silver, gold lined.
 Dr G w Vickers ard Mir A W Ed wards, one dozen solid silver forks in crimson plush case.
 MT and Mrs W B Jones, one syrup pitcher and stand, solid silver.
 The Misses Blake, one water color, white and gold frame.
 Dr and Mrs Sewall, one china vase.
 Baby Sewall, plush case, contain ing solid silver tongs.
 Miss Helen Burmister, one case containing one pair solid silver salt cellars and spoons, gold lined and maIked with initial.
 Mir Levi Bashford, cut glass bowl.
 Mir W e Foster, one China pitcher,
 MT and Mrs Chas Akers, two silver cups and saucers.
 Mir John Aiken, one olive set, Cmna, thirteen pieces.
 Mr and Mrs ] J Hawkins, one solid silver butter dish, gold lined.
 Bishep and Mrs Kendrick, solid silver candlestick.
 Miss Kendrick. silver tray.
 Mr and Mrs $ P Behau, plush case containing one dozen coffee spoons, solid silver.
 Mrs MeGowan, one hand painted banner.
 Mr and Mrs Lowry, plush case containing Arizona souvenir spoon. solid silver.
 Mrs C P Dake, China plate.
 Mrs T J Butler. ''Sartor Resartus."
 Mrs. G W Yickers and Miss Leck- lider. cue chamois leather case con taining solid silver card receiver.
 Miss Julia Kellogg, vinaigrette and box of handkerchiefs. embroid- cred in blue silk forget
 Mir and Mrs J NJ Watts, one set coffee cups and saueers.
 Mir and Mrs J C Martin, hand somgly bound set of Schepps pho tographs of the world.
 Mir and Mrs G W Vaughan, one arm chair, oak and leather.
 MT and Mrs D Sullivan, one set coffee cups and cake dish.
 Mrs and Miles Archibald, one dog China plates, each ornamented with separate designs.
 Dr and Mrs Pope, U s A, plush case containing silver cake knife, channels veil case.
 MT and Mrs Arthur Boyle, Santa Fe, souvenir spoon.
 Myrtle and VandarVeer Boyle, fil- agree match safe, gold.
 Mrs Herndon. rose jar, filled.
 Mrs Wilson, silk handkerchief, em- broidered.
 Mr and Mrs Kastner, silver ice pitcher, goblet and stand.
 Misses Jessie and Grace and Will fam Fish Jones. silver cake basket.
 Mir J Gardner, one pair blankets.
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