Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-30
GLOBE GETS NEW
 BOARDING HOUSE
MRS. NORA HALL OPENS DIN ING HALL AND MODERN
 APARTMENT HOUSE
MOVIN' DAY WAS STRENUOUS
STIRRING TIMES MARKED THE CHANGE TO NEW EATING
 QUARTERS

Yesterday was time of great excite ment on Mesquite street hill. Trucks and vans ana drays stood in ponderous profusion about the hillside. Grocery teams were toiling up the slope from Broad street at pace that might have indicated the forgetting of house. wife's yeast cake ordered for imme- diate delivery by lady of imperative and bucolic disposition.
 Carpenters, cabinetmakers, upholster- CTS and hardware men strode about with airs of such grave concern that one might easily have thought the mantle of responsibility from liar riman or Carnegie had fallen sudden ly upon their shoulders.
 Maidens cute and pert and sweet and lovely and all else that one ex- poets maiden to be, ripped hither and yon bearing-no, not garlands of gorgeous and dewy roses, but crates full of croekery, ehafng dishes, skillets, and--but here the narrative grows too prosaic, Suffice if to say that indus. triouS pandemonium reigned.
 No, Neither the circus nor Mir. Bryan had arrived in town. X far more momentous event was taking place. Globe, cook.ridden, hash-perse- cuted, beanery.cursed Globe, was cele- brating the opening oi new boarding  house. Mrs. Nora Hall was the mis. tress of ceremonies. Under her able and observant supervision, the rugs found their way to the floor, the crock cry to its shelf, the chafing dish to it's proper environment and the skillet to it's billet in the kitchen cupboard.
 Last night the first meal was served in the capacious dining room of the new and thoroughly modern building that Mrs. Hall has just had erected on the south side of Mesquite street The many patrons, having spent anxious weeks in anticipation of this gustatory climax in the city's history, were pres ent in full force, and to watch the bland smiles that overspread their faces as they partook of real dinner in roomy and altogether pleasing surround. ings was pastime worth while. As a necessary. adjunct to the cooking. the viands, the time, and the place, were the girls who danced graceful attend ance through the large dining hall and illumined the entire scene with their cherub faces and exceedingly cheerful demeanor.
 Yes! Last night s dedication of the new boarding house was an epoch mak, ing event, but for all that, it wasn t a circumstance to the feast that is to occur Sunday evening when all tho fittings of the new eating house will be in place and the formal, official dedication will be held. At that time he who for months has been in thrall to the quick lunch counter, or who has undergone the excruciating bangs that only merciless cook can inhict upon ones digestive apparatus, may come and behold what real meal looks like, anu HiOlSONNi bC dSSuItu IHul w UdI 1S set before him was really made to eat and not to dissect like curious and rare bug in laboratory exhibit.
 The new building which Mrs. Hall has built is to be used, not only for a boardinghouse, but as an apartment house as well. There are eleven large bedrooms, including two suites, with bath. Each sleeping room is provided with running water and stationary washbowls, and the furnishings are en- tirely new and in perfect good taste. Three of these bedrooms are downstairs and the rest are on the second story. Be- side three rooming apartments on the lower floor, there is the large din ing hall capable of accommodating 24 guests at the table at one time, the kitchen fully equipped for every kind of up-to-date cook, roomy par Tor for the use of patrons should