Arizona republican., 1897-11-23
tree however, should be prepared to stand a. shock

 | the glass house in the novel hospi- | tai at Fifth avenue and Eighteenth street, but the star of the infantile az gregation is a colored mite weighing 1 less than three pounds. It is called | the rubber doll" and the tots who go there with mammas grow fearful | because it isn't for sale. This life | saving plant draws we'll, but 1t isn't 1 quite clear why mothers take such a delight in dragging children thither. The antiquarian ougt to satisfy the | inquisitive little folks.
 When the poor ape the rich they 1 usuallly get the hot end of the stick. l Yesterday two meanly galrbed women were arrested in a big store for shop lifting. When they faced the repre- sentative of the law, the one who acted as spokeswoman said she saw a rich ly dressed woman take pair of gloves, and then she thought she would try it. t'She took them so easy and quiet like" remarked the poor victim between her sobs, "that we ! thought we'd try it. Oh, how I wish we hadn't! Our husbands will kill US for disgracing them" It pays better to follow the rules laid down by the
 
 ones who go up and down the "nne" here clad in purple and fine linen.
 Wealthy women are just now cheer ing the dropping spirits of the real estate brokers. Last week two wid- ows purchased big blocks of valuable property, one squandering over $50O,- 900 at one sitting. She is a cousin of the late Dom Pedro, and, with her VI, second largest city in the world has Fascinated the gilt-edged alien, and she will invest $3,500,0O0 in improved property and purchase $5,000,00O worth of mortgages. The other wid- ow, Mrs. Elizabeth s. Clark, also picked up about $50O,000 worth of her real estate holdings here, up to $5, 100000. The widows mite is quite acceptable at this stage of the towns history.
 The head and front of the theater trust has decided to import a foreign feature. Manager Frohman is going to establish cafes in at least three of the houses under his control here. If he succeeds in demonstrating the legality of such an innovation other managers will follow suit Mir. Froh- man, before taking this step, inaug- urated crusade against the music halls. The first decision handed down by city ma agistrate was in fla vor of the combination of beer and one-act plays in the same auditorium. 1, The second decision, handed down yesterday by another city magistrate, is against the mixing of drinks with 41,l d,~or, TT,,%s 4e Oo, the momentous question halt may be called. However, it is not the in- tention of the trust magnate to sup ply wet goods after the music hall fashion The buffets will be placed conveniently, so that those who go out between acts "to see man" will not have to wear either hat or over coat Stimulants will simply be with in easy reach and will not be showed ! under the noses of those who do not wanu them
 | The recent visit of Booker T. Wash l ington of the Tuskeegee normal and l industrial institute to nhomasville. Ga, where he spoke at the South Georgia state fair, at the invitation of the white people of that section, was made the occasion of a great ovation to him. The mayor formally offered him the freedom of the city and called upon him, together with the city coun- cil, the white clergy and the leading business and professional men ot ,! Thomasville, to pay their respects. Al the fair grounds, where he spoke, tht 1 white women as well as mem werx largely in evidence Conditions art changing in the south.
 + The worlds annual taxes amour to the enormous total of $4,5O0, ,000, OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS. | Of the Board of Control of. Arizon' K ' i Territory. Office of the Board of Control, Phoe
 nix, Arizona March 31, 1897:
 The board met in special session a 10 a. m.
 Present, Governor B. J. Franklin
 chairman, and c. P Leitch, member. Absent, T. J. WGlfey, secretary.
 In the absence of T.. Wolfey, { P. Leitch acted as secretary of ,th , meeting.
 The claim of c. P. Leitch as audite J and member of the board of contro t salary first quarter, 1897, for $450. The claim of Ed Schwartz, salar . for first quarter of 1897 for $225, WE n allowed
 1 The board of control adjourned.
 Attest:
 Q Secretary.
 Approved this 7th day of July,
 D., 1897. B. J. FRANKLIN, I Chairman.