Arizona silver belt., 1885-11-21
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Servants are well provided for At all
good hotels, said the proprietor OF a
first class hotel the other day "rhey
have good guartcrs aud all they want
to eat. II Is to our own advantage to
treat them we'll and have their rooms
neat aud clean, because otherwise they
couldn't be neat aud clean themselves
and our guests don care TO have IN
tidy servants about. so you sse that,
aside from the desire to treat human
beings dooently, it's business policy Tor
US 70 see our help we'll cared for. In
every frst-class hotel the servants de-
partment is looked after by competent
superintendent, who sees that the regu-
lations in regard to neatness arc
scTupulously adhered to, Here arc our
rules and regulations, q copy Of which
Is tackled up in each Of the servants
rooms"
RULES AND REGULATION.
/. The parties occupying this room
are expected to, and must, keep ii neat
and tidy.
2. Amy one that is uncleau and filthy
in his habits will he requested to yacate
his room, and forfeit his position at the
hotel
8, Loud and boisterous noises strictly
prohibited Mt all times in and about this
building and after II O'Clock D. m. tho
building must be free from Unnecessary
noises
4. ANY article or articles lost or
broken in this room, belonging to the
company, must be accounted for by the
occupants.
o. No nails driven in the walls. win
dow. eases, or doors. No defaCing by
writing or otherwise.
@. No smoking or gambling allowed
on these premises. Any one not com
plying with this order will be at once
discharged.
2. Any one found committing any
nuisance in or about this building viii
be ct once discharged.
s. ANY man that changes his room TO
another without permission from the
manager, or takes any articles from one
room to another, will DO discharged.
8. The last one out Of his room will
look the door aud leave tho key at the
office, in no case taking it from tho
building Those losing keys will DO
charged She cost Of replacing them.
10, The outside door will be closed
at az o'clock, midnight, and those on
duty after that time must get passes to
enter the building
II. Amy man found intoxicated on
tho promises will be discharged at
once.
II. No clothing or bedding to be hung
ont OF the windows; this order must be
strictly obeyed.
"You can Judge by these how careful
We arc. Of course we hsyG somewhat
differently worded rules for the female
help, but the same regard for neatness
is required Of them. As o rule, first
class hotels are obliged to house far
tnOre female than male help. because
most Of the men they employ live away
from tho hotels.
'At preSeAt our help is housed ia the
upper stories; but we are building a
separate extension for tho servants. Il
viii have thrCe or four stories. and will
be entirely occupied by tho help. Tho
quarters viii DO CommodiOns and we'll
ventilated. In secUud-class hotels tho
servants quarters arc smaller, but then
they do not employ as many servants as
frst.class hotels dc"
Inc reporter aSceftained by inQulring
at various hotels Of various grades that
as q rule servants occupy the upper
stories. In one large hotel Of the ifrst
class two stories open on the area below
the sidewalk. They are cool in sum
mer. One OF them is occupied BIZ the
servants, Servants who were aues.
TONED in regard to their cuarters at
hotels said they had nothing to com.
plain Of. They had more breathing
space than in many private houses,
where two or three servants Are some.
times crowded into hall bedroom.
and the hotel quarters woro always
preferable to those in fats, where the
room for servants is miserably small.