Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1904-07-20

MT. ana Mrs. Leroy Anderson who
were married on Monday afternoon by
Probate Judge G. P. Hicks had the
marriage ceremony OF the Episcopal
church performed for them on Thurs
day by Rev. f. E. Bennett. Mrs.
Anderson is member of the above
church and of its choir. The marriage
ceremony was performed in the
church in the presence of a small
number of friends after which the
bride and groom entertained their
guests at dinner at the Yavapai club.
Those present we're: Judge and Mrs.
j. j. Hawkins, Mr.. and Mrs. r. H.
Burmister, Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Ross,
Mrs. F. M. Murphy and Miss Helen
Burmister.
An ingenious peace officer in Tomb
stone has invented scheme for re-
deeming the erring brother from
over indulgence in the flowing bowl.
When man gets properly loaded and
imagines he is the center of attraction,
the officer takes in all of his remarks
with phonograph, records all of bis
actions and his general appearance
with a kinetiscope, then when be
gets sober, reproduces the same for
the benefit of the hilarious indulger.
The result is that he thereafter avoids
the seductive decoction even as he
would sidewinder. In other words,
be gives him a chance to see himself
as others see him. 1t is a great
scheme. -Prospector.
j. j. Fisher and f. j. Hesse have
been awarded two important survey
ing conracts. One is in the Blue river /
section in Graham county and the
other is in the Tonic Basin country |
in ella county. The Blue river con-
tract aggregates about $50 miles of
lines and the Tonic Basin contract |
will call for between 300 and 400
miles, the latter embracing over four
full townships. Mr.. Hesse has Just
some work for the firm in
the Grand Canyon, and will leave
shortly for Blue river and two parties
will be placed at work there. 1t will
require about six weeks to complete
he contract and in November work
will be commenced on the Tonic
Basin contract.
The Samuel Hill Hardware company /
las recently received big shipment I
# camping outfits of all kinds and ,
descriptions and some of the articles ,
re very unique. One of the articles !
hat is especially unique is folding I
7ater bucket constructed out of heavy =
Tater proof canvas. The bucket can |
70 folded up and carried in the coat q
ocket and when unfolded it will hold I
ully three gallons of water. The C
ucket has only been on the market a
few weeks. Another handy camp d
ng outfit can be packed in tin case
My few inches square and when .
npacked it contains everything I
eeded about camp for cooking and T
repairing a meal and dishes enough .
or six people to eat with. 1t is I.
a wonder for compactness. A
Rev. j. B. Bell, a colored minister o
'om Ell Paso, Texas, has been in the b
ty for few days looking up the b
of organizing a church G.
nd Sunday school among his people, v
e is missionary evangelist for New Il
-exico and Arizona, and has been d
lccessful in organizing several b
lurches and Sunday schools in these n
70 territories. He is now making a il
,ecial effort to build church and b.
Indersgrten at Douglas, where he has Sc
'ganized church and secured lot Z
j which to erect the buildings. The q,
ndergarten will be conducted some a
ling like an orphans home, and al
,meless colored children will be Il
red for and educated there. He is fc
Getting with good success over the Of
rritory. z,