Arizona republican., 1900-11-02

A SNAP.-It was rumored last night
 that there would be 5000 of Bryan
 money available for republican specu- | Iators at Seip's cigar store this morn
 ing.
 ! A SOCIAL.-The ladies of the Bap- i tist church will hold a social this | evening in the church parlors. There will be a musical and literary pro- 1 gramme. followed by the serving of light refreshments.
 THE GREAT REGISTER.-The great register of Maricopa county has | been printed. but the whole edition of this interesting work has not yet been turned over to the board of supervisors. It contains 4,274 names.
 FOR A Y NJ. C. A.-Tha follow ing gentlemen have been appoint ed committee to see what support could be expected iron. the public towards establishing a Y. NJ. C. A. Any of the committee would be very glad uD have anyone, ladies es- pecially who are interested in this work. call on them. George Alkire Hugh Evans. Geo. D. Christy. Law renee Wilson and Ned Creighton.
 PROBATE COURT-A receipt on the final decree of distribution of the es- tate of Lloyd Johnstone was filed In probate court yesterday by the guar dian of the minor heirs of the estate, amounting to a final discharge of the executor of the estate. An order for family allowance was made in the es- tate of l.. 1T. Orme A petition for dis is.4 t,,t of the estate of John w. Fields.
 MEETING AT KELNIN.-A tele- phone message received here yesterday from Kelvin was to the effect that an enthusiastic republican rally was held there Wednesday night. about loo men being present. They were addressed by Nr. Robert F.. Morrison of Prescott. who was given close attention and the frequent applause indicated that his au dience was in sympathy with his argu- ments.
 FUNERAL OF MRS WHEAT-Mrs. J. k. Wheat, of Common Falls. Minn.. who has been a resident of Phoenix for the past two years. died on Sunday evening" The funeral services will he held at Bradey's undertaking parlors this afternoon at. 2 o'clock. conducted by the Rev. Dr. Penick of the Episco- pal church. of which she was devout member. Mrs. Wheat leaves a husband and two little daughters. Jean and Mary. to mourn her loss.
 FINAL RALLY MONDAY.-PhoenlX republicans will make the conclusion of the campaign a grand finale. with big meeting at the Doris theater on Monday evening. Governor Murphy and other speakers are expected tO ad- dress the audience and the meeting will be preceded by parade. made up of the Young Mems Republican club. the Douglas and Roosevelt clubs. and other organizations. The Indian school band will provide the music.
 TWO WEDDINGS.-On Wednesday night. at the office of Justice Gilbert D. Gray. that official united in the bonds of wedlock MT. John A. D. Hea ton and Miss Hallie l.. Bradshaw. Both have resided southwest of the city. and the groom is well known as the pro prietor of a well boring outfit fester- day afternoon at 4 o'clock. also at his office Justice Gray otficiated at the wedding of MT Samuel A Adams and Miss Gertrude Bailey. Both were from Glendale. where the groom is known as a prosperous and respected rancher.
 A LF-BELABORED HORSE A dangerous runaway occurred yester- day afternoon in front of Bears drug store. A horse and buggy was hitched to a post. The horse broke the post off near the ground and started up street