Arizona republican., 1906-01-20
ROOSEVELT NEWS
How the UnwOrking Hours of the
 Camp are Pleasantly Spent.

 government pow CT plant. who for sCuss days has been very iH with srIppe ls again able tO be about ana Is back ar work again
 w D. Kemp. the manager oT Ind. Roosevelt opera house. and cIerk rlr the SuttOn-Newman compauy. laF left for a few days on an exrenl-.l tour of his theatrical interests. rIr. Kemp succeeded in bringing Co Roosevelt during the present win er some of the best stock companies seen in the southwest. and his present tin takes him to other nearby towns. where he will arrange for future daIss for his shows Before returuinz ha will visit Globe. SolomonviIIe. and Stafford He expects To be in Roose- welt on the 2lst-
 The high jini1s given by the eel- rlemen of Roosevelt on the Hin and the members Of the Cactus club Ias- week was about the Warmest thing S.l- cially that has ever happened in tl4e history of this otherwise most qt-l-t camp.
 The affair which was most excIl- sive, was planned for Saturday eVe1 ing. when the weeks cares and tol were over and it was pulled off uIth precision and exactly as per schedul.-.
 Music was furnished by the Eoose- welt Peerless Orchestra. and ImmeslI- ately after the opening overture th. wiHsOme Nile. Gladys Roche. or Paris was presented to the assembled gen tlemen- She sang and danced perfect ly and was the recipient or many ea- cores before she was permitted to ra- tire Especially touching was he- Dance of the Eagles and the -0Iis- erere" from I'll TrOvatore--' In the lar- ter she showed the wonderful range of her voice and her versatility as a grand opera singer.
 Hough and Miller. the Anierieaa duo, entertained for a few minutes with the laughable littIe farce ~Paia- marino,v after which Herr SuraEue. the talented master of song. rendered his famous 'Ah There,~ The Cactus club HoWiers rendered few popular and catchy airs. for which they receiv- cd tremendous applause
 The Mormon Trio. Van Sant Hen drix and Burson. musicians. picked their way into the hearts Of theIr hearers through their most excellent mandolin and banjo music while Monsieur Albert most charmingly re- cited his piece de resistance Asleep at the Switch" The program closed with several numbers by the orchestra. after which a very delicious buffet luncheon was served
 Roosevelt at last has secured the services of a competent man. and is now to have an up-tO-date dancing school. MT. Spud Shepherd Is the gen tleman who has undertaken the work and already the thing is an assured success There have been several at tempts to have such aa institution in sl, from the lack of competent instruct ors but we are informed that Nr. Shepherd is a past master in his a-t. and that his beginning class Is a large one. Instructions will be given twice a week in class. and privately as Often as is necessary
 Wayne Davis and Fred Russell. min ions of the law. rudely broke up a lit- tie Mexican party on Monday evening. the 18th. and arrested seven of the number for disOrderiy conduct and il- legally having liquor in their posses sion. They were bound over 70 Justice Evans and their trial will take place some time next week probably
 MT. James F. Sprague. an employe of the government. had a very painful though not serious accident befau him last week while in the discharge or hls  came imbedded in the fieshy part of his righ5 hand. and 1t took some time on the part of Dr. T. F. Hinchion. the surgeon at the Emergency hospital. to remove it. While still able to attend to his duties. MT Sprague must far some days carry his arm iu a sling
 l. is announced by those who have charge of the affairs that on next F'ri- day evening an entertainment is ro be given for the benefit of the church or Roosevelt A very good program has been promised. consisting of music. songs, and speeches IL is hoped that Mir. F. H. Newell. the chief engineer of the reclamation service. who will be here at that time. will give a short talk He has been communicated with and if the committee in chargs can have his name on the program. the success of the affair in every way vEill be assured. 4 small admission fee is to be charged. the proceeds being used to pay for chairs for the new church building. The advance sale Of tickets is reported as being very good
 Few of the people he-eabout realiE- ed that last week Roosevelt was enter taining within her gates a stranger of national reputation MT T. Brown the .correspondent for McClure's Mag azi1e. was the man. and seble as-e he gathered data regarding The vso-z of the project. which he nay us= later as the basis Of a magazine article MT Brown is the travelling and lecturtns partner of Burton Holmes. the famous lecturer on travels He left nere for the coast and san Francisco from which port he sails during the latter part of the month for Australia and the islands of the south Pacific ocean
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