Arizona republican., 1904-03-23

LICENSED TO WEC.-Marriage li- censes were issued yesterday to Peter Truag and Cordelia J. Files and to Ra- mon Lopez and Ema Valenzuela.
 ONE BID ON FILE.-One bid has been filed with City Assessor Foster fer the 1000 feet of fire hose which the city proposes to purchase. The bids are to be presented on or before six o'clock of Monday, April 2S.
 PASSES TWO HUNDRED MARK The registrati ton fer the Tonto road bond election yesterday passed the 200 mark and when the books were closed for the day the total had reached 210. The registration will close at midnight of March 31.
 AN ARIZONA VICE PRESIDENT.- Word reached Phoenix yesterday that at the annual meetingi of the American Forestry association at Washington, E. A Fowler had been elected as vice president of the association fer this territory. This position was offered to MT Fowler at the meeting a Minneap- olis last summer.
 CAUSES MORE TROUSLE-T. Camargo, the Mexican who has a rep utatiCn of being arrested every new moon, caused the police more trouble yesterday. A telephone message came to police headquarters that Camargo had installed himself in the home of a Mexican woman and that he refused to leave the house. The police took the patrol wagon and went to the scene of difficulties, but before they arrived, Camargo had left the place and his whereabouts were unknown.
 TAKES THE BOY AWAY-Deputy Sheriff Robert J. Walker of COconino county yesterday started for Williams with Elmer Scott, the boy who was ar rested in this city for vagrancy. The bCy's parents live in Williams. He is wanted at that place as the complain ing witness in a felony case against two MeXicans. After having the MeXicans arrested the boy left Williams and beat his way to this city. He was very willing. however, after he reached this city to return to his home.
 HERNANDEZ BOUND OVER-Mi- guel Hernandez, the man arrested here last Saturday night by Deputy Sheriff Gonzalez, was brought back from Tenn pc yesterday by Constable Sigala, hav- ing been held to the grand jury by Jus tice Neilsen for the burglary of Thomas Nichols meat market last week. Sev- eral of the stolen articles had been found in the possession of Hernandez, but he tried to get over that damaging circumstance by saving that he bongnt them of a stranger.
 BABE" WAS ESTED.-"Babe." the omnipresent, has maintained his record by getting arrested, but his stay in jail was not for long for he soon sobered up and announced a desire to go to work. He was released from jail yesterday morning and immediately left for the country where he has a jcb. Every time Babe" is arrested someone remembers a new story to tell on him. Here is one of the best: One time, during the early days, Babe" was arrested and put in little adobe building which then acted as a jail He was chained to log for safe keep ing and another man of equal size and avoirdupois as Babe" was also chain ed to the log. After some hours of confinement, they became thirsty and picking up the log they battered down the side of the building and then car ried the log across the street to near by saloon and secured refreshments.
 THE BOND ELECTlON.-The Ton to road bond committee has made ar engagements for the appointment of four deputy registers by Recorder Jobs in order to expedite the registration for the bond election The following were selected for the places and will commence their work at once: P. Mi her, r. H. Drane, Teodor Olea and Ju- lio Marron. The following sub-ccm- on in cure the sinews of war for the cam paign: A. s. Arthur J. W Cren- shaw, G. B. Richmond. H. A. Diehl, R. Crnnnn A