Arizona republican., 1900-12-12


 They are still breathing, perhaps but in many ways they have passed from the active scenes of life.
 The first booth at the east end of the street is in front Of the Arizona bakery, and the next is that of Thomas, the druggist Its chief feature is Ian tern decorations. Sam Donafrio. across the street. has made his fruit store gorgeous with the official colors.
 The most attractive booth at this end of the street is that of the New York store. It consists of a double tower, connected with an arch, over which the name of the store appears. The structure is decorated with eS- callent taste and within are specimens of nearly all lines carried in the store
 On the opposite side of the street are no booths in that block, but the store fronts display the coiors. On the corner is a Mexican stand with a cred itabIe effort at something novel in the architectural line. There is a square tower at either corner and within ta- males and enchiladas may be had by those who hunger. The Boston store has a nicely trimmed front and it's show windows are arrayed in carnival attire and filed with handsome dis plays. The booth of M. GoldwOrthy x Bro is the next to attract attention. It is artistically conceived and the decor ations are carried out with remarkable genius. The ends and side have rows of arches in imitation of the windows of two-stOry build ing. The draping is neatly done, the folds for the most part running up and down with diagonal stripes above the openings. Within is a varied assort- ment of fancy things to be found only in a frst-ciass dry goods and trim ming establishment, and over all and wherever possible, tissue fcstoons de- pend in the various carnival colors. Next to GO,dwater's is the booth of the California liquor store. It is of liberal size, handsomely dressed in the car nival coIors and the Elks' purple and there is on sale there con- stdntly by two young ladies a varied stock Of confections and soft drinks.
 Bear hes a booth that attracts at for it's extreme yellowness. It is yellow on the outside and strictly on the inside. Druggists notions, soda, etc, are on sale, and across the walk in the show window is the Monk and the flying tra- peze. Jack affords amusement for hun GreJs every hour.
 The Tribolet Cold Storage market has the finest display in the city in that line. There is an awrtng decoration in front and along the sidewalk is sus- pended an immense display of dressed meats. Within, the shop is beautifully evergreen and carnival col uIs Sstting off the artistic, wo4E of the 3utcBer and meat-cutter, wlzils clear hack to the alley the wheels go rJuna, driven by electric power. The propri- ztor says he can furnish anything in the meat line from q ratiesnake to a 5eCG and expects today to have a bis bear on eXhibiticp-
 The Yellowstone and ThaIho.mey'5 place are both decorated, and Gold bcrg Bros. have a booth in front of their place. It is decorated, but un- occupied, as their attention is given specially to their unique window dis plays.
 Pratt, Gilbert 6; Co.,, on the opposite 1 corner, have one of the largest booths Il the city. It is tastefuI,y decorated and encloses some handsome carriages, the nice things to be seen ] 7t their place Of business.
 In front Of B. Heym2ns beautifully i iraped windows is the booth of the | Los Angeles Times. and next a spacious | unch wagon. Adjoining it is McDow- | sHs confection booth, and farther down | he street is a bootb!ack booth.
 That completes the list of structures | ,n the north side, as far as Center, bus . nearly every business house is sally | decorated, and some of them gorgeous ! y so. This block on the north side of . he street is probably the most pro2use- y decorated of any individual section i 1f the city. The Palace saloon and ! he Capitol are res2lendent within and 1 without and no expense has been , pared to make merry show. Other business places add their lustre and he scene is a brilliant one.
 On the south side of the street the merchants jhaNe al! decorated. their ,rontsto some extent in the carnival olors and many of them have spe- ial displays that are most worthy.
 Charlie Donofr;o has a big booth, in which candy making is carried on on grand scale.
 J. B. Long has erected a grand stand n front of his place for the use of his ady friends, and the top row is sur mounted by an exhibition of stoves.
 The old hermit curio man and a ,almist each have d sand in front # the Richmond Day Luesley Co.'S tore, the windows Of which are decor ted with great care.
 Talbot & Hubbard have improvised ancy awning for the week and have .lso spent much time on their show 
 The ladies of the Christian church nave a most attractive booth, original n it's architecture. It is covered first with an arched roof Of peppers and Cove that the regular four-cGrnered oof covered with carnival bunting.
 The booth of Elvey X Hulett comes ext and it is one of the prettiest of the whole street fair. The opening on the treet front of the booth is diamond baped and the top is bowed. The iDpl111a the pa rOiV91 bun--