Williams news., 1907-12-21
"A Royal Slave"

l scenery, gorgeous costumes, DrlSn' and catchye especia lties, is the at. traction at the Williams opera house Wednesday evening. January s. This piece, which has attained such an enviahhe reputation and secured such hold on the hearts of theatre goers from one end of this broad land to the other, is from the pen of Mir. Clarence Ben net, author of "The Holy City, another notable success. Mir. Ben. net has located his scenes near the
 ity of Mexico and based the ia bric of the play on events which actually occurred during the brief reign oi he unfortunate Emperor Maximil- ian. The great treasure, the secret If which was so Loyalty and jealous y guarded by Ell Aguilla (The Gagle) who, although a serf, trac- d hls lineage from the royal Mon- tezumas, is founded on fact. The success of this piece has been s' phenomenal in America that the firm has decided to present it next year in England.
 A handsome and obligin. young dentist, well known through ut Northern Arizona will leave soon, 90 'tis said, for Los Angeles the Angel City. The fact tha, he is going to leave is alone enough to cause several cases of palpita- tion of the heart locally. but that is not what we wanted to tell about. It is his return that will cause weeping and wailing and gnashing of teeth" for To, if the young doctors most intimat' friends are to he believed, he is not going to return from the Angei city without an "angef' of his very own. His friends are al ready selecting gifts from among the various pretty assortments ot silverware at the local stores, and one druggist reports the sale of E bottle of paragoric and some sooth ing syrup to a suspicious looking individual, but warned us to not say anything further.
 County Surveyor Gus A. Streitz stated recently that the counties oi Maricopa, Yavapai, Pima, Yuma. Mohave and Coconino are all in terested in a decision that is ex- pected to be handed down shortl, by Secretary of Interior Garfield regarding the longitudinal line that forms part of the boundary ot each of the counties. He states that the matter has been passed ul to Garfield by Yavapai and Mo have counties. On his decision will rest several disputes now ex- s.ing between the counties regard ing boundary lines.-Phoenix Democrat.
 A lady who understands adver- tising says: No lady wishes tt be looked upon as shopping fiend she does not care to go into store and have a merchant show all his stock in order to find out whether he keeps what she wishes to pur- chase and whether the article Is sold at a price she can afford. II is much easier and pleasanter to look through the advertisements of paper than it is to bore the clerks and waste her own time. Next to the local news items, the advertisements Tn a paper stating articles for sale will keep much of the money that goes to the large cities at home" "-Yuma Sentinel.
 Washington, Dec. 12.-After de- cidirg to hold the next democratic national convention at Denver, fix ing the date of July 7th, the demo day entered upon a spirited debate upon the propriety of accepting more of the $1OO,OOO offered by Denver for the convention than was actually needed to pay the convention expenses. Opposition .l>