Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-11-16

as he can get away being detained now by being a witness in a case before the court He is an energetic aud enter prising business man and the people of Prescott will be sorry to lose him. Prescott's loss, however, will be Tue sons gain. The Journal Miner wishes him success in his new field and if courteous and fair treatment will bring its reward, he will achieve success.
 James Cashion, manager in Arizona for the Grant Bros. construction com pany, aud member of that firm also passed through Prescott on yesterday s train en route to California, heing ad- vised last evening of the death of an uncle, Ben Burton there.
 The La Crosse, Kansas, Republican contains the following accouat of the marriage of H. W. Cramer, chief clerk for Major Walcutt at Whippls: We'd nesday, the 26th of October, at noon, occurred the marriage of Miss Margar- ct E. Howell and Herman w. CIsmer. The wedding was celebrates at the home of the brides parents, MT. and Mrs. Morris F. Howell, sevea miles west of town. Only the immediate relatives were present, the Rev. J. M. McArthur officiating, using the inn pressive ring service. The bride was most becomingly dressed ir dainty white null, and carried white shrysan- themums. Alter the wedding ceremony an elaborate breakfast was served in the dining room where carnations were also used for decoration. Thsre were many handsome gifts from frields here and from a distance, to the young couple. The newly welded couple left for the groom home in Washington, D. O., Wednesday evening for a short visit.
 Harry LaMontagne, of the Sultana Mining company, believes iH paying election bets, and especially so when a mayor of city of the size of Pres cott is to be the recipient. Mr. Mon- tagne bet on republican and Mayor Burke snapped him up with hat as the wager. While in Los Angeles re- cently the loser expressed to Prescott the article, and on the receipt of the box Mayor Burke felt inclined to call a special session of the council, but on examination of the inside the de- sign was much too elaborate for the dignity of the office, and the size was out of all proportion to the eranium that Prescott official was to De cred ited with. So to any who desire to be better enlightened on up to dete head gear, both as to space to be covered, and carnival colors, an open invitation is extended to visit the private office of the host of the Burke. Gt might possibly fit Parker, however, Dut not the mayor of this town.
 From Wednesdays Daily.
 Miss Nellie Drake returned from Phenix yesterday.
 Phenix is arranging for series of races on Thanksgiving.
 R. H. Burmister returned yesterday from visit to Phenix.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. M. Baker vent out yesterday to their Del Rio ranch.
 The Journal Miner is prepared to prove its circulation to advertisers.
 F. P. Cruice is anticipating the pleasure of visit soon from his motber.
 T. J. Morrison, of Martinez, is in Prescott waiting the pleasure of the grand jury.
 The dance given on Monday evening by the Woodmen and the Waodmen Circle was very enjoyable affair.
 Born to MT. and Mrs. Fred Eoemer, a son. MT. Roemer treated tha Eagle band on Monday night in honor of the new arrival.
 Mrs. Charles Morse and her daugh- ter left for Jerome yesterday to reside, where their respective husbands have employment.
 F. M. Murphy's private car vas at tached to Monday night s south bound train with its owner as it's occupant. He is expected to return today.
 W. H. Reyes has filed his filal ac- count as administrator of the estate of the late John W. Reyes and pet:tioned for distribution of the estate.
 Harry Isascs, division baggage agent of the Santa Fe railroad, his territory embracing everything west of Albu querque, was in Prescott yesterday.