Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-08-03

of Mrs. Abbie Condron, of Walnut
 Grove and the groom is a resident of
 Grown King.
 An insane Chinaman was brought
 in recently from Poland and has been placed in the county hospital.
 { On board the Santa Fe train which passed through Prescott last evening
 was a passenger who had lost his hat i As the train was pulling out from the 1 station and had made considerable , headway the hatless man, who was standing on a step of the car, reach
 ed out and grabbed the hat of the head of a man on the platform The latter could not even enter a
 protest against it.
 1 The damage to the Santa Fe road
 has been repaired and trains con-
 menced running again over it today. ! The last of the main line trains to
 pass through Prescott went north this
 morning about o'clock. The con-
 pany has had washouts to contend i with all the way from Crozier canyon, ! Arizona, to BaTstow. Arthur Robin son left Los Angeles last Friday evening due to arrive here on Satur- day. At Needles, they were held up by the Crozier canyon washout and in the meantime storm occurred on
 the desert preventing their return to Los Angeles and remained there until
 Monday at o'clock, when they Ire turned to Los Angeles and took new
 start and he arrived home this morn- ing.
 Among those who registered at the
 Prescott Hotel in this ely Monday
 night was Elmer ". Wells and bride, who had just arrived from Kansas City, Mo, where they had been mar ried on Thursday, July 2l. The ar rival of MT. Wells with bride was great surprise to his friends as they had not been notified of the happy event. The bride, whose name was
 Miss Minnie McColloch, was a resi- dent of Oak Grove, Mo, where her father is an extensive farmer and stock raiser. She and Mir. Wells met at Kansas City about two months ago and it was a case of love at first sight which has terminated so happily. Mr. Wells is the eldest son of Attorney General and Mrs. E. W. Wells, and his father. They expect to spend a few days in this city visiting and will then take up their residence at the mine.
 Father Quetu has just expended about s1, 900 improving and repairing the Catholic church. The portion damaged by the fire ome time ago has all been repaired and in addition to these repairs Father Quetu had the entire interior painted. When the church was built steel ceiling va3 placed in it and this was left in Its natural condition, just as it is turned out from the factory. All of this has been painted, together with the walls. The ceiling is painted in three shades of blue and gold, and the walls are brown and gold, the former being in three tints also The colors harmon ize very beautifully and the whole interior has a most delightful and pleasing appearance. A portion of the carpet covering the floor of the sanctuary was damaged at the time of the fire and new carpet has been pur- chased ts Gs~er thls entire space, ad- ding greatly to its beauty. All of the repairs and Improvements will be completed by Sunday and finer or nicer place of worship, when com pleted, cannot be found Tn the sout h. west. One of the attractive features of this church is its beautiful win dows. Archie Grant is doing the work and A. Emanuel the painting.