Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-15
CAMEROM'S ACTIONS
 ROUNOLy CONOEMED
lpougIas Internasionall

(DOuBlaS lnternauonall Indignation is rife in local republi- can circles over the recent action of Ralph Cameron. delegate to con gress. in nominating Stanley Living ston Wilson. Boston young man. as first alternate for admittance in- to the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis. as midshipman from this territory The nomipaton of young Wilson as first alternate ae- compauied the nomination Of Harold Howard of winslow, a son of Char les B. Howard.
 A protest addressed to the Seere- tary of the Navy against the accept ance into the academy from this territory of Wilson was today for warded to Washington by w. w. Ross Of this city. It is advocated by members of the republican cen tral committee to cal a meeting at an early date at which the nomin- ation of Wilson will be discussed and it is believed that a majority of the committee will favor forward ing a protest to MT. Cameron against the Wilson nomination on the ground that he is not bona fide resident of Arizona.
 Prominent residents Of the city did not hesitate today to state that Wilson is not entitled to admission into the naval academy from this territory on account of not being bona fide resident. and declare that in the nomination of Wilson the rights of every Arizona boy eligible to admission has been ignored.
 Stanley Livingston Wilson arrived in this city December 2S 1909, and registered at the Congress hotel, where he has resided since. He registered from boston. He Is the son of Norris s. Wilson. residing at 12o Milk street. Boston. Massachu- sets. The senior Wilson is the New England agent of the American Lnseed oil company and is a per sonal friend Of Delegate to Congress Cameron and Professor Lowell of the Held for Forgery
 Upon the complaint of ST. Don Luis c. Ulibarri. Mexican consu here. the authorities have arrested one Santiago Castro upon a charge of forgery, and he is now being helC in the branch county jail to answe to the complaint lodged against him !. eeems that Santiago desired t take unto himself one GuadaluDi Moreno as a bride. and was marriel to her in Mexico by a priest, bv later learned that this marriage i not regarded as legal fin Mexico. si he in som way got hold of a mar riage license that had been issue' by the probate court of Cochis county in 1906 to Jose Maria Peral ta and Maria Camacho and afte erasing their names inserted thos' og himself and bride and were mar ried by the priest in Douglas. Tn certificate is manifestly a forger. and the defendant will be held t await the action of the CoeMs grand jury.
 Flagstaff observatory In the even of the failure of Harold Howard t pass the necessary examination 10 admission to the academy it vii be very fortunate for young Wilsol who is at present the next in lin for admission from the territory al though not a bona fide resident ur der the rules of admission into tn academy. Moreover the nomination | of first alternative as midshipmai in the naval academy appears t be very highly prized, especially il the east. inasmuch as 1t inducel Norris 8. Wilson. the New Englaat oil agent. to incur the expense O sending his son Stanley all the wa. here from Boston in order to al tempt to technically gain a residence here so as to be at least partiall. qualified to attend the next examln ation in the event of the failure O