Arizona republican., 1903-04-03

BOND REGISTRATIONS bond registration yesterday reached 103. Registrati ton closes Saturday night and the election will be held on the 18th.
 BICYCLE THIEvES.-There is an other epidemic of bicycle stealing on in this village, and those who have them The theft of ten wheels was re- ported Wednesday. one of them in front of bicycle store.
 G. A. R. MEETING.-The G. A. R meeting this afternoon at o'clock at O'NeiIl hall, will be entertained by a short address by the Rev. Duncan Brown of Tarkio. Mo, the comrade who officiated as chaplain at the late funerals of Vim. Christy and c. J. Dyer.
 LONGS FOR THE LOWLANDS.-J. Ehlan Johnson. formerly / with the Western Union and later with the San ta Fe here, filling several positions of trust on the latter road as station agent, etc, is iii the city for a visit. Ehlan says he is weary of the mount aims and wants to be in the swim once. more.
 A CHURCH INVITATION.-The First M. E. church, Rev. C. V. Cowan, pastor, extends an invitation to He brew citizens to worship at that church next Sunday evening, when he will en- deavor to show that the Jew and gen. tile owe much to each other for the blessings of civilization. The theme will be: The Past, Present and Flu ture Of the Jews"
 JUSTICE ROBERTSON'S COURT In Justice Robertson's court yesterday Francisco Para and Ramon Gonzales were tried for fighting. The former was found guilty and fined s1O and the latter was discharged. The cases against Jerry Roberts and Margarita Bernardo were postponed until Satur- day. the district attorney being busy with other matters.
 THE BALKE CASE.-The~ only case in which action was taken yesterday in the district court was the Bake dl- vorce case, the action being the hear ing of a motion for temporary alimony. The court granted the plaintiffs mo- ton, which was for s1OO attorneys fees, s15 per week for support and the pay ment of certain incidental bills. the ar engagement being temporary during the consideration of the case.
 CAMPBELL-PATTE - Jus tice Robertson yesterday afternoon. performed in his office the ceremony uniting the fortunes of H. D. Campbell and Miss R. NJ. Patterson. The groom came here from Prescott, being form erly a soldier at Fort Whipple. He is quite well known here as a football player, having played against the Phoenix boys some time ago. The bride is well known, having lived hers some time. They will reside at 122 East Buchanan street.
 ARE HIDING OUT.-In accordance with the law the sheriff. probate judge and clerk of the district court yester- day drew the members of the trial and grand juries to serve during the com | ing session of court. Contrary to GUS
 tom an evening paper last night pub i lished a list of the jurors before the sheriff has had time to summon thern and that official is therefore greatly | embarrassed in his work He Is now in
 the position of a man that has to
 catch the rabbit before he cooks it, and
 the rabbit has been made hard tl | catch.
 | NEW CORPORATIONS of the following corpo, ations were filed in the office of the county recorder yes terday: The Tonopah Albemarle Gold
 Mining company, capital stock s1,000,-
 900, incorporators T. E. Richmond Henry Webber and Bruce Gliolen; The | Central Ozark Fruit company, capita
 stock s1 ,O00. 900, incorporators E. w
 Poindexter,. M. C. Holman, H. A. War
 ner and others: Frontier Gold Mining
 and Milling company, capital stocl
 s, GOO, ,OG0. incorporators D. A: Saver, J B. Harrington and M. w. Fuller; tht