Arizona republican., 1900-11-03

1 HnOelllN on the nlSnt ot the Sl&tn.
 Through the aid of William R. Hearst and local subscriptions, money has ] been secured to rent the Doris opera 1 house, where the election returns will ! be displayed. and music furnished. Ad- l mission will be by ticket. Tickets can l be had for the asking of A. s. Arthur l w. E. Lount. or Selim Nicholson. No i distinction will be made regarding
 race. color, party. or past. present, or 1 future condition of servitude.
 l DOUGLASS CLUB NIGHT. An in | teresting meeting of the Douglass club
 was held last night at the club h. ad- , quarters on East Monroe street The 1 object of the meeting was to give the | republican candidates an opportunity | to address the club and all who hap pene1 tO be in the city. F. H. Parker George Mauk and G. D. Gray availed
 themselves of it. Secretary Hinton of the county central committee. was also present. The club serveSt refreshments
 to their visitors and by their apprecia-
 tiOn of the speeches made them feel at home. The Douglass club on- of the most active republican bodies in the | city. consists of thirty eight members.
 mtracing many of the leading colored citizens of Phoenix.
 CLOSE OF THE CAMPAIGN. The territorial campaign will be closed in | this city next Monday night in a
 grand rally at v7hiah Judge C. W.
 Wright of Tucson will be the principal
 speaker Judge Wright is regarded as one of the most effective stump speak , CTS on the Pacific coast. He performed
 important service for Governor Mur- phy six y, ars ago by chasing Frank Heney around the territory an1 finally running him out of the campaign For
 d long time previous to the beginning
 of the present campaign Judge Wright
 had been a very sick man and had not SO far recovered as tu be able to take
 ralt in the earlier fight. He is able
 now to bring the cam dign to d close in a whirlwnd. Judge WriSht's strong
 point fS his ability to discover and point out blCwhol5s in the other side.
 H will probably throw a strong lima light on the car 1T of Mark Smith next Monday night.
 M'KINLEY MONEY HUNGRY. - ; Under the head of "A Snap" thsre was printed m this paper Yesterday morn ing an item saying that there was at Seip's cigar store $l.OOC of Bryan money lying in wait for people who , thought differently. The story was
 printed in good faith. but it tranSpires l,iaat the Bryan money was a myth.
 The object in giving the item to a newspaper was to ascertain the eX itent of local republican fai1h. Early in the morring a man called at the cigar store and exhibited $1.75O He nffa +al- I1.. was talking another man came up with $1.50O He was offering to 1 Imme- diately thereafter d third man present
 C q $1,000 and was willing to give any
 od6,s that the Bryan capitalist might
 demand. Thc proprietor of the cigar
 store said he had seen no Bryan
 money but advised his visitors to
 wait; the man who had gone t1 the trouble to put his offer in print might
 be expected to be around and it was still early. The crowd kept increasing.
 The late corners hal smaller sums,
 ranging from $10O to $500. When the
 Bryan man had not shown up by the
 middle of the forenoon the audience be-
 gan to disperse in indignation, but all
 day men kept calling at the store to
 inquire about that Bryan mon-y. TODAH'S FOOT BALL GAME. -
 Phoenix admirers of foot ball will see
 the first game of the season at the
 park this afternoon. The normal school
 team and the Indian school eleven will
 line up at 2:30 o'clock. The normal
 team won the championship of the
 territory last year with the Indians in
 second place. The normal men will
 line up as follows: Right end, Good
 win; right tackle. Carter; right guard, Davis; center, Richards: left guard. Stauffer; left tackle, SiSala; left end
 Penn; right half Haigler; quarter back. Woof: left half McGrew; full back. Wormell. The team will weigh about 165 pounds, probably a trife heavier than the Indians. The stu dents uf the normal will be over in force and use all the customary college
 methods of encoura ging their team. Ac-