Arizona republican., 1900-10-30

i POLITICS IN PIMA.-William ?. i Crump left last night for Tucson, where h. will address big me=ting to i be held on the city plaza in the inter | est of the republican ticket ] KANSAS PICNIC. The regular an nUal Kansas reunion will be held in | the grove in the school yard in Tempe. All candidates for office are invited 1 but are requested to bring their lunch with them the same as oJn people. VAN KIRK-VAUGR Furman P. Van Kirk and Net-:e Vaughn were united in marriage last night by Jus tice J0hnstOne. Both are well known in Phoenix NIT. Van Kirk is a pros porous ranch owner living d few miles north of the city.
 FUNERAL OF JOSEPH COOK. - The funeral of Joseph Cook will be held this afternoon at . o'clock at the family residence on North Fifth av- enue. The local Masonic lodge. of which MT. W. W. Cook is a member will act as an escort.
 4 MIXING OF DATES. It was an nOunced a day or two ago by this pa per that the normal and Indian school
 
 Ors at Phoenix park next Sunday. This was erroneous as the date st, is next Saturday, November $.
 HELD TO THE GRAND JURY. - Tn examination of Frank Doyle and Robert Lee. two hObOs for the burg lary of the house of W. r. Bradford. took place in Justice Johnstone's court yesterday. Both def5nddnts were held 10 the grand jury. 4 part of the plum dJr found in their possession has not been identified yet.
 A HUNTING PARTY. A party con sisting of Mir. and Mrs. Gosart, MT and Mrs. Raybon. Mrs. Russell. Miss LuIzin. Mr. Meyer Bunsick and MT. Max Bunsick. having declared war against the ducks and quail, took a trip down the river Sunday on hunt ing expedition. They had q fine time and brought back a number of quail and ducks.
 PROBATE COURT. An inventory and appraisement of rhe estate Of L. H. Crme was filed in probate court yesterday. The estate amounts to about S5O,OO0, of which an accumulated life insurance policy amounting to
 
 tory of the estate of F.. P. Hayden was also filed. The hearing of the annual account of the administrator of the estate of J. H. HOopie was set for to- day. The hearing of the final account and a petition for discharge in the es- tate of J. L. Petty will also be heard today. The hearing of the final ac- count of the administrator of the es- tat5 of Andrew Nealon was continued until November 9.
 THE GOOD TEMPLARS. At the r guIar session of Garden Valley lodge last night the following officers We're elected: Chief templar, oscar O. Par ret: tempfar. Miss Laura Irwin; secre, ,ary. R. E. Cree; nnancidi secre- tary. H. F Couch; treasurer. John Kelley: marshal. Frank Benn-rt. It was decided to give a public social on Monday night. November F. Refresh ments will be served at the close of the -XyrCises. This will be the first social of the season given by the Good Templars. but they announce tha. they will hold puLlic meetings during the saaScn at least once q month D le- gates were also elected last night to the session of the district lodge to be held in Phoenix on Saturday, november lo-
 PATRIOTISM IN PHOENIX If there was as much feminine patriotism spread ov=r the Tn1Jed States 10 the extent of thickness with which it K ists in Phoenix this would be still better country than it is. Some weeks ago young man who had been an