Arizona republican., 1904-03-21

BRINGS A BRIDE.-Henry Mont gomery. a Naco business man, and formerly we'll known in business circles in this city has returned from Los Angeles and he brings with him q bride. After Q brief visit in this city they will go to Naco where they will make their future home.
 WAS IN A .HURRY.-A man by the name of McNichols, who was arrested Saturday night for disturbing the peace was released yesterday. He was very anxious 10 reach Wickenburg and with the consent Of Justice Burnett he was released. The man left a collateral at the sheriffs office to guarantee his appearance when wanted.
 SMALL BUS!NESS-A Mexican woman complained to the police yes { terday that a Mexican by the name Of Jesus, with whom she had entrusted the keeping of a clock, had refused tn surrender the time piece unless she paid him forty cents which a friend of hers owed him. The police advised 1 the woman to make another trial, and then if she did not get the clock. they promised to assist her, but as she did not return t is presumed her missipp was successful.
 WANTED AS ESS.-Marsnal Kinney yesterday received word that Sheriff Johnson of CoconinO county. i5 glad Of the capture in this city of El- mcr Scott, the 15-year-Old tramp, as Scott is the complaining witness in d felony case now pending in the Coco nino county courts. The case is against two Mexicaus and they are charged with a fendIsh crime. Scott is now in II come to Phoenix and take charge of him. No answer has been received to the telegram sent to the boys parents who reside at Williams.
 f AN OLD EODGE-This evening the Good Templars will celebrate the 2Gth birth day of Garden Valley lodge. in a public meeting in the Christian church. This was the first temperance society organized in Arizona, and the fact that such an organization in the territory at that early day should continue in active work for twenty-six years with out interruption, is worthy of note. The members will be pleased to greet both old friends and strangers this evening, to talk over old times and to plan for the future. A short pro- gramme has been prepared for the en-
 
 A HIVE OF MACCABEES.-Mar cOpa Hive Ladies of the Maccabees of the World was instituted by Deputy Supreme Commander Margaret. G Wright, with a charter list of twenty women. The order is fraternal beneficiary society and numbers 10000. strong with an emergency fund of SSSL326.1J. The following officers were elected for Q form, auIi~,~r TNooer,}-o,. 1904: Past Lady Commander, Hattie J. Strait; lady commander, Flora COhn; lieutenant commander, Olive CUscrell; lady R. K. Nellie s. Trott; lady F. K, Amelia D. HiH: chaplain. Lily A. Creager. The Ladies of tho Macca5ee is a woman's order and the pioneer society giving life protection to women.
 THE ZAPEDA TRlAL.-The pre- liminary trial of Frank Zapeda for the murder of Harry A. MDonald at Agua CaIiente, a little more than week ago, will be begun before Justice Burnett this afternoon at 2:3O. It is not likely that the hearing will be concluded tc- day. There will be host of witnesses though no man living but Zapeda was present at the killing. Sheriff Cook returned yesterday morning from the springs having served subpoenaes up- on about twenty-five witnesses. Two of them had left the springs and were on their way to the Imperial country. They were overtal1en at Yuma by the sheriff who was armed with an order from the district court
 WANTED A LONG TlME-A "John Doe who was arrested two montAs | ago on a charge of carrying concealed i weapons, but failed to put in an ap- ! pearance at court when his case was ! called for trial. was arrested at an . carly hour yesterday morning by Con- .