Arizona republican., 1901-06-22

tUNC III LtHuOIi lu pt utiu July August. This is the church where President Mckinley worships. and it Is considered high honor to be invited to fill this pulpit, if only for one ser vice. Rev Mr. Chapman is the father of Mir. H. M. Chapman of this city, and has been preaching for 52 years In the Baltimore conference of the M F.. church, and resides in Washington with his son-in-law. pr. G. F. Day, one of the leading homeopath physicians of that city.
 WORKING CONGRESS.-A man named Kennedy was captured in Con gross and jailed in Prescott on We'd nesday, in default of $500 bonds, to answer charge of burglary. He is said to be one of trio who recently went to Congress from Phoenix with a lot of mems clothing, and who are ac- cused of burglarizing Englehardts store at that place.
 A BOARD BILL.-Lec Rionner, who runs a lunch wagon on South Seventh street, was patroniZed by Ed. McCourt and Trixy Howard between February Sth and February 1Ith, to the value of $5.90. He was so anxious to keep up a good run of trade that he allowed the customers little time and now he wishes he hadn't. He filed suit against them yesterday in Justice Gray's court.
 ARIZONA FRUIT AT BUFFALO, Prof. A. J, McClatchie of the govern nent experimental station has shipped several fine boxes of peaches from the farm to the Pan. American exposition at Buffalo. He will leave shortly for Buffalo, where he will oversee the fruit display. Prof. McClatchle will go as a representative of the board of trade. and perhaps no better man could have been chosen to represent AriZona's hor- ticultural intere sts.
 RAPID RAILROAD BOYS The Southern California Railway company gives its employees a holiday and eX- cursion to some seaside resort every year. This year they are go to Coro- nado Tent City, 1000 strong. They have planned yachting, fishing and bathing parties, and a programme of sport that will beat the record for a enc days outing. It takes the rail road boys to use limited time to the best advantage, but then, Tent City people are not slow themselves.
 PROBATE COURT.-The only bust ness in probate court yesterday was the hearing of claims against the es- tate of Jared Woodbridge. The first was by Dan Browning for $249 the second by Mrs. Lucretia Browning for $617 for nursing and care of Wood bridge. These claims were not finally passed upon. The claim of Mrs. l.. F.. Blaine for $50 was reduced to s25. A claim of s2j for fumigating the room in which Woodbridge died was dial lowed
 NEW INCORPORATIONS.-4Srticles of incorporation of the Humboldt Lands, Timber, oil and Minerals com pany were filed in the office of the coun- ty recorder yesterday. The capital stock is 100000; the incorporators are r. Hanak, l.. Hirsch, G. Hargrus, l. Hanak and NJ. s. Elsner Articles were also filed of the William C. Albertson Live Stock Importing company, Ltd. with capital stock of sjGO,000; the in corporatOrs are w. C. and J. E. Albert son and w. l.. Perrin of Rochester x. Y.
 A SOFT SNAP.--In whatever place in life a man may be thrown he finds an advantage in having mastered a pros fession or q gcntcel trade. Now there is Edward Butt Jr has fallen on his feet in the territorial prison. He has been put in charg, of the dspensary. f 1nasp't a l,.t l., other job but it i9 so much easier that it is regarded as soft snap. Compar- atively few druggists go to Yuma. Butts arrival there was opportune, for the time of the man in charge of the dispensary was about to expire.
 BISBEE VISITORS.-Mr Stewart Grant. steward of the Copper Queen hospital at Bisbee, arrived here yes terday morning in company with John Shepherd, an employa Of the Copper Queen company, who was recently se- vzrely burned by the explosion of a converter. He has lost one of his ey5s and his mission here Is for treat ment by a specialist His arm and side was also badly burned, but he is making a good recovery from these injurls ss. MT. Grant says Bisbee is booming and an air of prosperity pre- vails in all lines.
 A LAWN PARTY.-A very enjoy able lawn party was given on Thurs day evening at the residence of MT. and Mrs. II. Goodman on North Cen tral avenue, in hcnor of Miss Julia Herzog. the b=lle of San Rafael, Cal who ia their guest. The evening was spent in games, music, both vocal and instrumental and refreshments of all kinds, including sandwiches, ice cream and punch. The lawn was beautifully decorated with Chinese lanterns and umbrellas and all present had a very pleasant time. The guests were; Misses Mabel Early, Rosebelle Gold