Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-08-12


Men there which surrendered its char
ter several years ago.
At - o'clock, noon, today very
~ pretty but quiet wedding was solem
niZed at the residence of Mr.. anC
e Mrs. E. A. Kastner, the contracting
e parties being Thomas Charles Nolan
and Miss Honora Maud Roberts. Only
. the relatives of the bride and groom
were present, including the parent:
of Mr.. Nolan, who were on their way
from Los Angeles to their home
in Denver. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. A. NJ. Gibbons,
after which delightful wedding
! luncheon was served Both of the
young people are among the best
known and most highly respected
young folk in the city and their host
of friends wish them unlimited joy,
in which wish the Journal Miner
heartily joins.
From Thursdays Daily.
S. W. Higley left for the coast this
morning.
Dan Bowen came in this morning
from Mayer
Deputy Sheriff Chas. Plat came up
from Kirkland today.
Z. E. Ellinwood was a passenger
this morning for Kingman.
Col. j. F. Wilson returned from a
trip to Phenix this morning.
I. G. Norris returned last night
from a business trip to Denver.
j. II. Farrell, superintendent of Nc
Cabe mine is in town today.
W. A. Kent, of Big Bug, left on this
mornings train for California.
Beck Detwiler has returned from
spending a thirty days, vacation in
California.
I Harry La Montague of thesSultan
mine, left this morning for an outing
at Los Angeles.
Mrs. J.W. Sharp and Miss Marguer-
lite Sharp came over from jerome last
night.
The usual big crowd of excursionists
went through from the valley this
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Belcher left this
morning for vacation in San Diego,
and other southern California points !
c. H. Prahm and wife, who have |
been spending the past five weeks in
California, returned to Prescott last |
night.
John Shearer and Miss Laura Will
son, both of Crown King, we're mar
ried in Prescott last evening by Pro-
bate Judge Hicks.
Manager j. c. Page, of the Sun Set
Telephone company, passed through
Prescott this morning on his way
from Phenix to jerome.
Miss Hutchinson, stenographer in
the general offices of the NJ. and p
railroad, at Phenix, was a passenger
for Flagstaff this morning.
j. V. Shepard has been quite sick
for a couple of days. He intended to
leave yesterday for business visit to
Colorado but was unable to do so.
Mrs. Perry Walbridge, who has been
quite sick for several days is reported
to be improving nicely and hopes to
be able to be about again in few
days.
Jewoler c. Il. Linn left this morn
ing for the coast to bring Mrs. Linn
home. She has been quite sick for
several weeks and is just getting able
to travel.
W. \. Hall, a mining engineer, of I
San Francisco, left for home this {
morning after making an examination
of some mining properties in this
section.
G. j. Mari, an expert accountant of
left for the east this morning !
after three or four days spent here
making the annual examination of the
books of the railroad company. {
DR.. Kendrick C. Babcock of the
of California, was elected
president of the University of Arizona
by the board of regents at their ses-
sion held at Tucson last evening
p W. Corbison, j. G. Pillow aud ;
n. H. Davis of the regular army, ar ,
rived from the north last night to be
present at the coming target practice ]
at the rife range next week.
Geo. Houlihan, of Del Rio, and
family, expect to leave for the east in
a few days. They will visit relatives
and friends at Peoria, ILL.,, and other
places, and expect to be gone for two
or three months.
Just as the Mayer train started out
this morning a slight accident hap
pehed to engine No. Switch disabled
it from taking the train out as usual,
and the six spot was called into ser
vice and took the train out only few
late.
Engine No. was taken out of the
shops this morning having been
equipped with new oil burner, this
being the second engine to he so
equipped on the S. f. p. and 2. En-
CINE No. was Immediately placed in {
the shops for overhauIing and oil I