Arizona republican., 1906-01-24
BINDING woRK FoR INpIANs-

Charles E. Dagenette. outing agent for
 the United States Indian department
 spent yesterday in the city in confer
 ence with J. B. Alexander superintend- ent of the SacatOn Indian agency and
 the two gentlemen left last evening for
 Yuma. MT. Alexander will return the
 latter part of the week. Mr. DagenetJe is employed securing for the Laguna
 dam contractors Indian labor or poss-
 ibly t should he said securing the
 Indians labor on the Laguna dam
 work. He has furnished a number of
 men fc~ rhe work at Roosevelt and for
 other government works in New Mex
 ico and Texas that are now building.
 "A SOCIAL TRAGEDY"-Mr Cro- nenberger will preach on the subject "A Social Tragedy" at the Church Of Christ, this evening at 7:30. This is one of MT. CrOnenbsrger's strongest sermons. He says he will introduce much new thought. There will be duet by Miss Pendleton and Mir
 Wright. "Oh! It Is Wonderful" Last evenings meeting was an interesting one. MT. CrOnenberger's sermon on
 ''The Power of the GOspel' was very strong and impressive. He showed from history that the gospel always has won even over the powerful Nero. How he closed the mouths of the lions in Nero's dens. God will save all men from the lion of sin so prevalent in the world today. It was a great sermon.
 MIR. PLASTER OF PARIS-At the Doris theater last evening MT. Pias- ter of Paris" attracted a fair-sized au> dience. The company producing the bill was the same that had the night previous presented Hello Bill" and a number of the sPecialties were repeat- ed. New moving pictures were shown many of them from very interesting films. There was not a great deaf in the piece that would connect it with the performance as originally given in the east although there were several in the cast who are deserving. Mir Clifford was very much appreciated as was also NIT. Frederick Monly, and they were frequently applauded. MT HIarston in Swede dialect was nov city to a Phoenix audience but a pleas ing one. The company leaves for the south tonight
 HELD FOR INVESTIGATION-Of- ficer Moore yesterday afternoon ar rested two men by the name of Chase and Harnigan for appropriating bundle of new clothes from Q third man named George Miller in a Wash ington street saloon. The officer says he saw Chase slip the bundle out from under the arm of Miller and hand if to the other man who retreated toward the rear of the saloon when the of ficor caught him. He jokingly re- turned the bundle to Chase who said he did not want i5 as it was not his. Chase and Miller had a slight ac having worked together at Roosevelt and the latter said last nigh: that he could not make a charge against Chase for he had been drink ing himself and really did not see the incident. Chase has not declared him. self, whether he intended to take the clothes or was playing a practical joke. He will probably be examined today.
 REALTY SALES-Gust BIomquist sold yesterday through the agency of J. Ernest Walker to George w. Van dewal6er lots 95 and 96 in the High land subdivision of tha Dennis addi- | ton. together with a five room brick l for $1575. These are large l lots and the house alone is valued at about as much as the entire property | sold for MT. BlOmquist being in a posi- ! lion to offer a bargain to a quick buyer. | He came here about a year ago with | TWO sons and a daughter and built the | house. Since then the young men nov i ed to Oregon and the daughter to Cal | fornia and the children have prevail ! ed upon their father to join them on 1