Arizona republican., 1900-07-22

AT THE BEACH.-Nrs. J. c. Adams and daughter, and Mrs. w. F.. BabcociI of Coronado. sister of Mrs Adams. have taken a summer cottage for the season on the famous Coronado Beach.
 AFTER SUPPLIES.-Wi Bear. who is developing some rich mining properties near Harrisburg, is in the city after supplies. He will send oug big load by freight team the first of the week.
 THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH.-Mrs. Burr will occupy the pulpit of the Christian church this morning at II o'clock. There will be no preaching in the evening, but the Endeavor society will hold its regular services at o'clock.
 A MEMBER OF THE BAR.-At d short session of the district court yes terday morning Thomas J. Prescott was admitted to the bar. He passed a creditable examination last Monday. The court will probably adjourn for the term next Saturday.
 AN EVENING OF PLEASURE Tho United Moderns are preparing to en- certain the members of the lodge and their friends at the park on the evening of July 31. There will be bathing and dancing and light refreshments, includ- ing ice cream, will be Served.
 A BEREAVED FAMILY.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Barlage. who reside near Glendale, are mourning the loss of q son 2 years of age, who died Wednes- day evening of a complication of dis hal, at the Catholic church in Phoenix on Thursday afternoon at 3:15 o'clock.
 A MINING DEAL.-Tommy Roberts of Jerome has negotiated a deal where by the Standard Oil company will take charge of the Tommy Roberts copper claim. located about three miles from Jerome proper, about July 9. The claims run about 65 per cent copper, with smattering of gold and silver.
 THIRSTY ANTELOPE.-A Tucson paper says a herd of fifteen antelope were seen near the San Xavier church the other day, travelling toward the river. evidently in search of water. Their thirst had pretty effectually tanned them. and they passed by with in 100 feet of a traveller. seemingly without fear.
 THE PLACE TO FISH.-The best place to fish is where there are plenty of fish to catch. From reports. that would seem to be the vicinity of Coro- nado beach. On Wednesday the fisher men brought in 2O5 barracuda, 15 vel low tail 20 mackarel and 51O bass, q total of 750 fish. Information from there is that that is about daily average at this time.
 NED CREIGHTON'S POWERS Clerk Ned Creighton of the probate court is in full charge of the office dur ing the absence of Judge Morford. His jurisdiction was questioned yesterday. "Oh, don't worry" he said, If they get gay I can do anything to 'em but send 'em to the asylum. Folks wanting to go crazy will have to wait till the judge gets back"
 PROBATE COURT.-Three claims were presented in probate court yes terday against the estate of Charles II. Sealock. The claims are not large, but they are big enough to exhaust the es- tate of S1SO. Sealock died at the city hospital some months ago. Refugro Murphy. trustee of the estate of James Murphy, yesterday filed her second an nual report and hearing of it was set for August 23.
 AN AFTERNOON PARTY.-Mrs. k. J. Holmes on Friday afternoon enter tained a number of her lady friends Ut her residence, No. 516 South Third ave- nue. The afternoon was spent in the playing of games, the principal one be- ing a guessing of the names of flowers. in which Mrs. Perry Sears won the hrSt prize, a handsome onyx paper weight.