Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-03-11

., license bureau, whica has now
\, N esi,-epce two months has prov.
:. 10 on, Of the busiest as we'll rs
l., popular departments In the city.
|. amber II clerks has been increas-
u NEE, the demand, which on some
Lrips. has been 90 great that a
l..,. has been issued every seventy.
second. from nine till twelve. II
A., an uncommon sight TO see two
l,jr,d smiling, blushing couples
l,ding in line waiting their turn. In
|, line every nationality 10 seen, and
Iro,. from every station in life.
S,oush some "pnll' however the two
,uter. " New York's "four hun.
NJ" who have applied for licenses
!, year have managed to escape the
u line They were Miss Gladys Van.
Nm. who married Count Sxechenyi,
\ Nj. CorDelia Hartman, daughter
he railroad msgnate, who married
Ier Livingston Gerry last Tuesday.
APPRECIATION Of this courtesy, one
,As special policemen who helped
lr Vanderbilt and the Count 70 get
license without delay, received a
su,iful set Of amethyst studs and
N. Others. however, have to wait
.ir turn in line, and life Is made mis-
Its for them by crowd Of install.
n, sharks, who try TO sell them the
de- bouquet or wedding ring, or
IN to ct ont their new home from
Oar to garrett with everything from n
Hing pin to a grand piano, for n dol
down and u dollar n week.
New York lost her only real, live
|n bear last week, when "Peary,"
osly animal Of his kind in the city
s,d away in his apartment at toe
sni Zoo. Death was due 10 heart
ba.e, pneumonia or fatty degenera.
~ Of the heart, but be that as 1t
~, "Peay" was found stretched
On cake Of ice, his paws folded
(u bis breast, and q smile on his lips
dead as dead could be. He will be
ta,ly missed by the thousands who
DIT tae ZOO every year, but probably
VI not be- deeply mourned by his
iy friends, for he was a murderer.
s tragedy occurred in tne same apart
b., in which "Peary" died.
bile the big fellow slept, Miss Min
Borealis, sweet young thing
sghlng only 7i2 pounds, a native of
lay's own country, was placed IN
dwelling Peary awakened and
what was foisted upon him rs his
l,er half. lie seized her by the meek
u s'rangled her 10 death. As Minnie
y $1,000 no more brides fell TO the
riOn Of Peary. lie remained a sui
celebrate until his death.
Two brothers who have been hunting
each other for over thirty years
ne introduced in the Fifth Avenue
Vel short time ago, and after a few
ihutes conversation separated with
knowing they were, OF the sam
VI and kin. The two brothers wer
iafa'ed after being placed u
orphan asylum in 1873, and one ha
w been adopted and taken anothe
Inc This was the reason that tn
Reduction failed TO disclose thei
|'hii'y' 50 that J. Hensbaw IL sti
Fhohg for his long lost brother.
fof tweu'y.seven years william Gu
Bryant Kemp has been a studer
Columbia University, and unless b
Feldes 10 work for living he IL sci
iced for life TO be student
'ar'eT of century ago a rich rel'
'' died leaving Kemp an annuity
100 With the provision thi
might have this amount only
" as he remained registered st
't Ever since then, Kemp has bee
!'hg not To graduate and not TO n
all the $50 courses In the currieulu
''ore he died. He IL able, now,
me- half IA dozen degrees after h
Aue and before he dies he will pro
'y hay" a list Of titles that will
"o'e the entire alphabet. Son
''h ago Kemp applied to tae court
ave the will so construed that
s1' leave the university and mar
VI sun draw his annuity. This W
" allowed, however, 80 Kemp has
"H'd unmarried, and still prefers
'''' halls Of Columbia to taking a
''H''' Of making wealth and far