Arizona republican., 1906-01-16

Globe or Mesa City, but it seems to be understood by the reclamation off cials nere and at Roosevelt that he will go to the dam site before stopping in Phoenix, unless it might be for connections in the event he comes this way.
 GROW INTERESTS-Last nights meeting at the Church of Christ was repetition Of the successes MT. CrOnenberger attained at the services last week. A good sized crowd was iu attendance ana greatly enjoyed his sermon "On the Road to Heaven" The side trips from the road the Christian should follow were described by the speaker in his usual graphic style. They were all for pleasure he declared and anything but a necessity. At the close of his sermon three professed conversion. This evening the sermon will be on Christian Baptism" and especial attention has been given the music. MT. Cronenberger desires all who cen to attend.
 A BUSINESS CHANGE-A deal was closed yesterday whereby A. L. Steph- ems a member of the firm of c. NJ. Sturgis and company, owners of the Golden Eagle stables, sold his interest to MT. C. M. Sturgis and that gentle man becomes the sole owner of the property. MT. Stephens has for some time been in ill health. He will re- main in the city and may possibly take 3 house in the Capitol addition. MT. Sturgis who has had the practical con- trol and operation Of the business of the firm for several years does noI plan any radical change. In fact there are few things that could be added to the stables to make them more com v,la +I.as. ,+t !, The stock is a large one and among the horses of the stable are several val uable drivers. The consideration of the transfer was not made public.
 A LIST OF SINNERS-Judge John stone had a long list of offenders be- fore him most of them for disturbing the peace and being drunk. For such an offense Antonio Romero, Jeus Le- Vias, Manuel Herras were sent to jail for six days, J. H. Miranda and Lucas Leon were sent to jail for six days Leon were sent to jail for five days, and Louis Hernandez for eight days. Jose. Gonzales paid a fine of S8 and Manuel Contreras $7. James Loveitt, the Indian, whose real name is An tone, was ordered jailed for a period of fifteen days. Antone made the great mistake of denying to the court thae he was drunk when arrested and ap- parently forgot that he had been be- fore the judge at the time of his arrest too drunk to talk intelligentIy. It was undoubtedly the lie that cost him the long sentence.
 A GOOD PLACE FOR ARTISTS There has been one point proved by Miss Alice Lamar Laird's residence in Phoenix which when it is learned in the east will no doubt be the cause Of turning many artists to Arizona for winters visit. Miss Laird will be re- membered by many as the winner or the prizes at the territorial fair for portrait work and several of her pieces which have been on exhibition have created no little amount of talk among local art admirers. Miss Laird has travelled extensively but says that { of all the climates she has visited there are veTy few where the air is so con l ducive to successful work with paint | and canvas as it is in this valley With portrait work it is a very important point for in the working together of
 the different colors if the paint drie