The sun., 1894-10-28
inp New Mexico and Arizona was ceted to the

ing New Mexico and Arizona was ceded to the
'in'ee In CONS respects the Spanish -.upremacy
proved beneficta, % tAs ,Indiaps. They virtu-
Ally maintained their independence, M Many .d; IN;
from this period. Ths only domestic oreatpre-
in their Villages were, large turkeys; whose
riess rfs but Ssrses, cows sheen. scats dogA and,
last but not tsast The Indispensable burros were
adsd TO their dom sssie siSen sbsS9e IN their onm.
munistc mode q ,S dstes TN ss sns anni1 ans
neighbors. the ApachNs, Comanches; kiowaS
and Nsvsjos. were rc'strtoted TO their own
FEELING safe under the Ivwerfpl protection of
the Goyern%ent thess S ,eoge gsoPle of eom
msnis.ic esjstsnce in the sNange dvellings.
Until recently there was suonS abs 1nmeyns ,yams
spsrtments S1S "a OF a single house q which access
could only be obtsined through ths small aper-
ia ns bals NJ ns for single families, fariains carried
on on large scale, and In some psyTr VT graRs ana
'Si ss y.s.. sss
a. LII Ss Sa
woven sosts, hair 81 infet. IL which Sisaps,i1n
bsr are engaged in Tie sale OF blankets and In.
dian GOOD. In ths southwsstsyn psH -ni. of the S
Mormon 6,Tn m .etse%sns sea % n The small rail- ad sta
tions Of Arizona. the average Pueblo linda IN pre-
ss1 sssi ssss hs sss: l. D.
neighbor. as dearly As does his pale faced lroth.
A has ss s ass he
and charming. wifc3 There are some pNnlYi
o ps, e So9su ne sus Sssss. as Pueblo %ss
his gleefal children, who are en!oying jon 81
EoIasr sns h SOiiasS and .us,
Young A%ssiCs has not yet eIsissa It's 6aisfaft
'i How scrupaiously clean are the households (.
The good housewives OF the Netherlands do not
excel the Pueblo squsws in cleanliDe~s. Floors;
SPACIOUS room, SEATS M and % oouehss coss red vfS
nne yarIeeated rugs; ne walls tsstefauy G deco
boards died with luxurious frSiss. meats. pastry,
and tellies. Thousands Of white bread y:tnners
the Sssc sSsr s
S's % Tasy sSS E 81 sa' and
long canals from far-away streams
The Pueblo pottery Of Today differs but little
who sit on the broad. shaded platform and shape
beings and every Imaginable animal shape. The
grotesquely shaped mouth is generally intended
for The the opening through which the water soup
The squaws are assuming moro and more the
they still, grind their corn in the stone tToughs
th, sEssd In thin and yoSs Ss s
among the Pueblos. and no attention yhateyer
In paid to ParisiAn dictat0rs or fashfon. The
good Pueblo squaw CUTS fits, and sews all the
clothing for the family. which used 10 be COM
posed mostly OF leather. Her husbands ward
robe consists now OF few multi-colored shirts.
a pair or two of leather pantaloons with silver
buttons mocoasins, and shoulder blanket.
The headgear, IL any be worn, Is simply large
colored hand kerchef Girls are usually dressed
like the daughters of southern farmers, but they
refuse 70 discard the blOomers, over which the
pettitoats are worn a little below the knees
These leathern pantalettes are necessity In 4
county where poisonous snakes and insects
abound In gardens and fields. To ESQ . Pueblo
girl at her best, she must be surprised In ami
mated gossip In bevy OF girl frlends or when
engaged In mirthful laughter while at work
Then the expressive, deep black eyes sparkle.
and the white teeth offer glitterlng contrast To
her fine black tresses. eyes, and eyebrows.
The Pueblo Indians are 10 be congratulated on
one fact especially, that they permitted their
moral improyement through the agency o. the
black-frocked mssionarie9 and school teachers
who came from the East but also that they are
one of the few tribes that resisted the CON
scienceless rascals who would wreck their
hones through "nrs water" and gambling Ge-
vices.