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The Red Cloud chief., 1901-09-06
Extraordinary values Ia Jeweis.

It 10 II mistake to suppose that the
diamond II the most precious OF all
stones. A fine ruby of II carat u
worth $3.50. II sapphire $500 and .
diamond $50. At $3.50 u carat III.
Braganza would be worth only $o52,-
600. but the ratio OF increase In value
Is very great per carat us the stones
grow larger. Tho Prince Edward OF
York, Weighing sixty and %oue-fourth
carats. would be worth, at $3.50 a
carat. only $9037 80. But the pre-
actually paia was Sizes a carat. At
the same price the Braganza would b.
worth only 3d. 600. But With the
magnificent size OF this stone tie ratio
increases to ~tS173.GOl a carat.~Eew
Press.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-09-06
tn. Execution. Of IN. r...e,,.

The late Baron Faber, the pencil
manufactures. once said of the article
that had made him rich: 1T has done
more execution, since 1t came into
use. than the sword. while who can
enumeratc the libcis 1t has writtcn:'
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-09-06

a successful Kansas farmer de-
elares that he feeds nothing to his
~fnttening hogs but ear-corn and cold
water. and that he cleans the feeding.<
floor after every meal.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-09-06

of the Artistic Home.
Sage green Is most popular IN the
cameo ware. This ware must not DO
confused with Wcdgcwood. IA 1t is
not English at all. and IN contradic-
ton IL known ~ ware.
a now shape, low, shallow ami dc.
cldedly graceful. Is observed among
The newest finger bowls. The new
cuttings In these nrc very handsome.
Others. inlald with gold arc quito
attractive roo, ana stllf others show
dellcately tinted green or rose color.
But really pure white glass Is in best
taste for table ware.
Among the latest showings Of Rock
wood, Just returned from the Paris
Exposition. "A nasturtium and n chrys.
anthcmum pattern are particularly
striking. A Tipped pitcher design not
unlike an Oriental watcr-bottlc In
shape. Is mos1 graceful anon the
shapes.
With pottery of all nations Que Is he.
wlldercd to keep track of cacl, style.
The Dutch Is possibly The most famil.
lar. Now the Swedish Is making It's
way into popular favor. The effect,
%c0lorlngs and designs arc quite char
~ac;erlstic and just what one would
suppose would come from that north.
rrn land.
Lacqrcrcd metal. for instance. BRASS
candlesticks l%acluercd TO make them
rnsy to care for. IL disdained by ar.
tistic house furnlsi,crs. The duller
The brass the better liked. only rcyer
furnished.
Cnt glass handles with silver blades.
while stnl seen, arc not nearly so E.w
ov favored us n season o: two ago.
a quaint jus-llkc shape is a feature
of many Of the latest pitchers. This
effect Is largely produced BY the size
and shape Of the handles.
So-called Pompellan copper and
bronze bowls are fashions latest fancy
for flower holders. Their odd shapes
arc modelled after the antique.
The majority Of the newest AMI
siaartcst pieces Of cut glass are so
much lower than the shapes formerly
used as almost to seem squatty. This
Ia particularly noticeable in the much
shortened stems Of gob!cts, compete
dishes, etc,
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-09-06

So-callcd Pompeilan copper AMI
bronze bowls arc fashions latest fancy
for flower holders. Their odd shapes
are modelled after the antique.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-09-06

a quaint jus-llkc shape is a feature
III many Of the latest pitchers. This
effect Is largely produced by the size
ana shape Of the handles.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-09-06

I.ncqcered metal. for instance. bass
candlesticks lacquercd 10 make them
rasy to care for. IL disdained by ar.
tistic house furnlsi,crs. The dulles
The brass the better liked, only rcver
furnished.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-09-06

Cut glass handles with silver blades.
while stil seen, arr not nearly 50 E.w
~ favored us a season o: two z
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-09-06

Sage green Is most popular in tho
ware. This ware must not bc
confused with Wcdgcwood. az 1t is
not English at all. and In contradlc.
ton IL known IA ware.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-07
cERRILLos.
From the Register.

From the Register
!. u. Mckinley. Of Madrid. left for
Carthage. n. NJ where he has po-
sitlon ga superintendent OF a mine.
The other evening O. w. Ford came
near losing two valuable horses. Tie
was Mailing coke for the Santa Re
Gold ana Copper company and turned
the horses loose near Ortiz station TO
drink. when his little race horse John.
nlo. aud one OF the large work horses
got into the quicksand. Johnnie got
out In a few minutes without being
injured. out Mr. Ford and a man who
was with him worked several hours
with the large horse and when they
got him on. he was 40 cut up with the
sharp shoes he had on that he will
not Ie able IN work for some time.
The other evening a merry party OF
the frlends OF Miss Hattie Eames gath
cred al her home 20 give her farewell
surprise party before she should move
10 Madrid The surprise was well
planned and everything passed OF In q
/ very pieaslnt manner The evening
/ was spent In singing and playing
games. refreshments were served and
ali seemed TO enjoy themselves. Those
present were: Messrs and Mcsdamei
W. A. Brown and Charles Kimhall
Misses Ruth Buell.. Ada Rashworth
Anna HUI. AGNES Newhouse. Frances
Gregory. Nellie Laird and Genoviev'
Flaherty. MessrR James Ringe, ]. SIC
Leary, n. u Crenshaw. J. II. Nc
Hughes. A. r stewart, Fred North
James Dixol, r. Munson, Dick Green
Jesse Huh. Harry Forsyth and ". $
! ROa0
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-07
Reqolutions on condolenes.

Al meeting ~ Rio puerco division
No fsG, Brotherhood Of Locomotive
Engineers. this morning. the following
resolutions were adopted
Whereas A sudden and unexpected
accident has taken from our midst In
the vigor aud prime OF life our es-
teemed and respected brother, Hugh
NJ Hogan. who died from injuries re
ceived nj Horace on the morning OF
November %. 1901. M ans o'clock.
by the dorailment % his engine there.
fore. be u
Resolved. That while we bow In
humble submission 90 the viii OF our
God and Rcdeeinor we no less mourn
the loss ~ our worthy brother who
was cut On In the midst ~ career
Of usefulness,
Resolved. That In the death OF our
deceased brother Rio puercO division
No. $40 nas lost one " its most active
and honOrcd members the Santa r.
Pacific Railway company trust
worthy and competent engineer and
his family n devoted and afectionatC
father and husband.
Resolved. That while We keenly feel
the loss we have sustained as a Eel
low workman and brother. We car
but realize the deep sorrow which
fills the hearts Of those loved ones OF
his who R..ew him best and loved him
most and la this their saddost hour
and bereavement. we extend 90 then
our tenderost and most heartfelt sym
PATTY. realizing. as we do. the great
ness OF their loss We desire 90 trans
fer 10 them the friendship and devo
ton which hls l.fe and fdellty woT
for him 10 cur hearts. while W.
shall always cherish the brightest
rooOlleCtiOns 81 his manly virtues.
Resolved, That on an expression oil
esteem ana regard for our deceased
brother and as an expression Of Oul
sympathy and friendship for the az
aicted family. we drape our charter
IN mourning. and a copy Of tho fore
going resolutions be furnished. undel
the seal ~ Rio Puerro division No
i46. 20 the heart strichNn family o
our deceased brother .Asp spread OF
the minutes OF our division and print
ed In the Albuquerque pnperB
T. w. BALLOU,
WILLIAM n. NORRIS,
q ID. KLUMFF
OH ARIES q. DAVIS,
A N. DIXON.
Committee.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-07
BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION,
Many Were Remembered ThanksuiV'
ing by the Non-seetarian
Association

A telephone message, received this
morning from lady. reminded The
Citizen t1Rt Ia ~ reference 90 Thanks
giving yesterday the paper had omit
tod the Non Sectarian Benevolent as.
ISOLATION and It's Efforts 10 bring cheer
and happiness into the homes OF ths
needy and poor on THANKSGIVING
The omission was acknowledged. u
was an oversight Tor no one having
a knowledge ~ the good this worthy
association has and is doing could for
get them in reference 10 Thanksgiving
unless il was through an oversight
4 number Of families Ia this city.
who could not ahord turkey and the
side 81 he's. were not forgotten by the
ladies ~ he NOn.Sectarlan Benevolent
association. and on Thanksgiving. lust
Ike their more favored neighbors, en-
ioycd the toothsomo fowl and no
doubt those with appreciatiyo souls
offered up thanks 60 the hind-hearted
ladies' that constitute aud keep UP the
noble work 81 the Non Sectariau Ben.
eyolent association year In and year
out
The ladies. 80 Il Is learned. reserved
few supplies. and those will be do
mated 10 the worthy poor at Intervals
during the next month.
The scnooi children materially aid
/ cd the Benevolent association In ita
Thanksgi ling charity. and gave with
lavish hand.
AZ the Thanksgiving union services
held az the congregational church on
Thanksgi morning, an Offering
was taken for the Non. Sectarian Ben.
evolent association. and Il amounted
90 the largest amount yet obtained AZ
| any previ ms union service $3.50.
when YOU help along the NOn-Sec.
tartan Benevolent association, you
help n worthy cause. Therefore. don't
| forget your duty.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-07

o.. Miss Anita Paliadino " Mrs p.
l., Thompson. 8 Mrs y. Held. 81
Mrs. A. Coleman, !.
Miss Rica naer win be IN charge NJ
the dance tonight. which ls n guarnn
tee that the pleasant piftimc VIII
eclipse all other events
Mira James Carroll again carried on
the banner last night for having taken
In the largest amount - money NJ
any one booth
The entertainment ar ranged by Mrs.
Walton surpassed all aniicipations and
the young folks who took part Ia the
program performed nobly Joe Wal
ton. master OF ceremonies, made a
few Introductory remarks, and then
Elwood Albright delivered rctta'
ton. A dance by Miss rascher was
particularly interesting. and was fol
lowed by cake walk by Katherine
and Grace Crlmmer. "Iust Because
Love You So" was the title Of sonn
whicn Miss Ada Campbell sans. The
program WIS concluded hv panto
mime in which the characters OF
mother. visitor and nuisr were ahl'
represented by Beatrice Tnscher. In
scphlne Campbell and Marie Worries
respectively
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-07
LAST NIGHT or BAZAAR.
No supper VIII De Served Tonight
Rafilina Contests.


owing 10 the great demands made
upon the culinary department OF the
hospital bazaar. during the past few
nights, the managers have decided
not 10 serve supper this evening and
what time they would have consumed
In this task will be devoted TO the
various booths and the entertainment
OF callers. The bazaar has been con.
Quoted In FIRST class manner aud
everyone Who has been connected with
II or attended appears 20 be satisfied
that nothing was left undono.
This will be Elks night and a large
number should be In attendance. as
this " the last night aud all should
aid the worthy cause by their patron
eye,
The voting In all the contests will
close between 10 and III o'clock. Tho
doll contest In which Stella Trimhle,
the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John 3
Trlmhle, Is leading wlnsOmo Mary
David by only seven votes. will be
the FIRST 90 close az 1880 sharp. No
voting will be allowed after that time
The vontest for the violin and three
months Lessons on same will close
az i0.f5 Ethel Fluko Is leading Mary
Brennan by seven votes IN this con.
test
For the most popular lady In Albn'
auoraue, an elegant solid silver toilet
set was donated by the Imperial
Laundry, aad the voting ON this was
quite spirited bast night AZ the close
Mrs. J w. Crumpacker was leading
Mrs. A. GrunFfeld hy FIVE votes, the
figures being a. follows. Mrs, , w
Crumpacker, %: Mrs A. 0runstcld
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-07
FAvoRs NATIONAL IRRIGATION

The Los Angeles Express says that
Gen. Nelson A. Miles. who recently
completed an extended tour OF the
west. Us an enthusiastic advocate OF
the broadcast policy Of national irriga'
ton Tor this country He believes that
hy bringing under cultivation the pres.
ont vast STREET hes Of western lands
that need only irrigation 10 make
them rival oven the Arkansas valley
about Rocky Ford ia pr0duCtlveness
the United States can easily control
the commerce OF the Orient The
mineral wonders OF the west have
barely been touched and will not DO
properly developed until the food sup.
piles caBily Obtainablo shall be entire.
Is adequate and reasonably cheap
These can never be assured until there
shall hc "a tanlc system az irrigation
General Miles asks pertlnently II u
would not be- good business policy 20
lend the national credit IN order 20
create supply ~ cheap easily &C.
cessible food Ina the west and thus en-.
able the al present unsettled. uneo
voloped regions 20 contribute 10 the
nation he wealth. uncomfortable In
yastncss that Is lnac essible because
Of the difficulties OF securing supplies.
He advocates the issue ~ bonds By
congress f'r a grand system u nation
al ifrlgati IN IN the ao.called arid re-.
giou The whole west heartily. unan'
imously. seconds Goaeral Miles and
promisos confidently a million fold re-.
turn n a century for every dollar In.
vested ny the nation
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-07
SANTA re.
From the New Mexican,

From the New Mexican,
Mrs. Pablo Martinez presented her
husband with twlna
Hon. g. u Spooner, OF Indianapolis.
special United States attorney IN In
dian depreciation cases, came up from
Albuquerque and will remain In Santa
BE for several days.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Peasants and
Henry Pleaaants, Jr.. Of Wayne. Penn
sylyania. Who spent several weeks In
Santa pc. intend 20 leave for Albn'
QuerQue and from there 80 90 Cali
fornla.
Rev. Il. NJ Craig. OF Albuquerque,
aud Rev D. \. Fink, OF New York,
arrived on the noon train. Mr.. Craig
viii preach IN the Presbyterian church
on Sunday
Hon VI r. Otero, register OF the
federal land Office in this clty. has
been granted a nineteen days leave
OF absence and will leave this even
/ ing for his ranch at Pcralta Valencia
county, where he will spend the great
or part u his time.
on the canyon road Thanksgiving
fierce cock fight attracted a large
crowd. Considerable money changed
hands among sports on the result OF
/ the fight The cocks we're provided
with steel spurs and died game. even
pecklng az each other while in their
death throeE CITY Attorney II. l.
ortiz Is investigating the natter
Herbert u. Ellis. Of Providence, u
| L. In company with A. u. Gibson. has
! been this week looking over mining
properties owned by the Gibson Devel
opment con pRny IN which he Is inter
ested. Mr.. Ellis Is financial manager
Of the la Estrella Colfoe company oi
OaEaca, Mexico. which company has
E. 900 acres ~ coffee and rubber trees
under cultivation
Word vas received In this city that
! Edgar Wilson 81 Indiana. who spent
some time IN Santa Re for his health
| and then went 20 the Grand Canyon
forest reserve IN Arizona az a forest
ranger. had died AZ the Grand Canyon
hotel ~ tuberculosis Edgar Wilson
had many friends horn who had beer
under tho impression that he was rap
Idly rcgnlnlng his health In Arizona
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-07
sUccessFuL TEsT

In an experimental test. submarine
boat With a crew OF six or seven per
sons romafue,, submerged Of New
York for unoen hours. The top OF
the craft was six feet unlcr water.
The crew reports that there was not
the slirhtcst dlscomro 90 them dur.
ing their more than fifteen hours OF
suhmersi1n below The surface Capt
Gable. ~ the Holland company VINO
was IN command. said the boat could
have renamed down three months u
there were food enough on board
Although there was but SIX feet OF
water over tho top n the tnrct those
ON board felt nothing OF the storm
which was raging during the latter
part 81 tho period they wore sub
merged.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-07
eFrr suoAR FAcToRIgs.

The beat sugar industry In tho Unit
cd states has attained large proper
lions under the protection Afforded by
the Dingley tariff Since that law was
enacted. Ia 1897. some thirty beet
sugar factories have been built, where
as only ten were In operation At the
time the law was enacted. The forty
factories now In operation represent
a total investment OF about $50 1000
600. and they are capable Of supplying
one.hfth of the sugar consumed In the
United States Under the Wilson tar
lf from 1894 TO 1897. not a single beet
sugar factory was buili. The acreage
planted 10 sugar hects last year AK.
greEatod about 100000. principally IN
the states ~ California. Colorado. llli.
nois. Indiana. Michigan. Minnesota.
Nebraska. New York. Ohio Oregon,
Utah. Washington and Wisconsin.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-07
sALNATloN Amy WORK.

The Salyation Army has practically
completed the issuance Of $4,000
thirty year per cent gold bonds. the
proceeds % which will be used for
the extension of the army's successful
colony la tie Arkansas valley Ia Colo
RADIO and for the establishment oi
other colonies. says the Denver News
The army'3 colonization lands, whea
fully supplied with water, will have a
value. IL Is estimated, ~ $500 600. aud
the bonds are mortgage on them.
Applications from moro than 1000
families anxious 90 escape from large
cities are On file with the army, 50
that all tnc land can be placed In pro
ductlye aahds at once.
The army resells the land on easy
terms 10 its colonists and some OF
them already have their farms nearly
paid for ont OF the crops Of the pas
two years. The work IL the highes
order Of bcBevolonce. as II takes wor
thy persons from the sldms OF the
cities and makes them independent
self supporting citizens. living In AZ
environment Of intelligence and prog
resE
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-07
SAN MIGUEL COURT.
Found Guilty Of Murder--A Big suit
on--Wife Beaten Arrested.

Eligio Gonzales stands convicted OF
murder Ca the third degree. lie killed
r anciseo Salz al Puor0cito, on tho
Rio de- pecos, last spring Sai2 was
on top ~ Gonzales house when Con.
gales shot him He had been paying
attention 10 Gonzales sister He had
2 nlHe flock OF sheep and carried a
life insurance az 81 600. Sentence has
not been parsed ON Gonzales az yet
The penalty FOR murder lee the third
degree runs mp 90 ten years.
The Jon ,s.SrrinRor tIial ~ on All
wednesday forenoon was taken up by
the complainant, A. a Jones, Ia stat.
ing his ease. Mr. Jones wants 10 rc.
cover 100000 as a fec IN land case
which he successfully fought 10 the
supreme court by Nossrg Charles
Springer ami John y Dawson. Tor
which be claims 90 have been paid
only $500.
Roymunlo Neito, whose bond was
ordered forfeited last week was pro.
syutod in court by Deputy sheriff
Manuel Sepn. who captured The noted
cuiprlt at Trcmcntiua lie Us a wife
heater
Herman ID. Rankin has brought suit
against Alo'sudrO Castillo 90 repleyln
certain cattle valued at $50
Suit 90 quiet title 90 certain lands IN
San Miguel county has been fled by
u A. Wifr against the san Miguel
Town site company "a az
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-07

way lie has gone 10 La Iunta, where
ho viii asgumc the management OF
the theatre recently built by Frank y.
Mcclure and which Us now owned by
NJ w. Curtis.
Fred Ames has just received n letter
from his friend Dr Simon Hunt, OF
Providence. r. l. The gentleman
spent a portion Of the past winter IN
this city and during his stay won the
esteem uf a large circle % friends.
tie reports q r. ID. Lancoy a young
gentleman who was employed In the
undertaking parlors Of J. w. Edwards.
a. quite sick. and OF his being confined
I To his room. Mr. Lancey is also favor
ably known Ia this city. but his fan
ing health compelled him 20 resign
{ his position and several months axe
left for his home In Rhode Island.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-07
HEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Filed for Record In the Clerks Office
Since Oar Last Report

Since oar Last Report.
Jesus Truiillo 20 seferno c. dc Baoa.
a ploco nf lend in the Canon dc Quad.
alupe 300 varas from north 20 south;
$50.
A King and wife to a. NJ Hogan
lots and IA block 2, Ia Lewis A
SimOnds addition 81 500.
n NJ Hogan and wife 10 c. c. Davis
half interest In lots and \. block z
LOWS q Slmonds addition 81
". A. Rockingham and wife To iohn
8. Neeland aud wife, 3.95 acres Of
land north Of Mountain road $500.
George g Denney 20 Pedro J Mar.
tin. a piece OF land la the old town OF
Albuquerque; SlT6
A. Brat'nR TO Isldro Sandoayl. lot s.
block g Baci addition. $500.
Pedro Valdez and wife 10 Pedro
Perea, q piece Of land In the town OF
Bcrnaiilio 81
Mary r. Matson and husband Ia
Iullno Meyer lot In block Z. In Lewis
q Slmonla addition, 5000.
NJ =. Myers 20 Charles r Warlin,
/ the Topeka mining claim $50,
Charles Warlen 20 First National
bank half interest In each the Oregon
and Topeka mining claims, 500.
Ross ~ Merritt and wife 10 Mary
| A. Mctcalf lots rs ~ and 90, In block
! SO. n. " r. co addition, 81
NJ y. Stamm aud wife 20 Mary T.
/ Gilmore, lOt 2 IN block %. in Huning
! Highland addition. 500
| r. ArmijO OtcrO 20 Mariana q
/ Armiio and wife lot In block 6, ia
= Armiio OteJo addition; $50
Larzaiare 20 N'ttie VI Hope half
Interest ir tAe Rising sun lode 81
NenceslaGo Garcial 10 Jerry Mona
/ han. d pierD al land situated Ia Ala
/ media. 3Ox}50 yarRs; g.
o. n MaIron 20 Mrs Maggie Mona
han. 1874 varas OF land in Alameda
gi00
Regina Y. salazar 90 Albuquerque
/ College a lot of land lu the old town
OF Albuquerque $500
Albuquerque Real Estate and I'm
/ provemont Go. Co Thomas HarwoOd d
tract % land situate iu Los Griegos
$500
Angela C.ennl 20 Ambroslo Garcia
lot In hl',k q in Eastern addition
ti0o
=. J Martin and wife to Fclich a,
/ Blassiss a piece ~ land ln the old
town OF Albuquerque; SS7 90
George X Neher and wife 90 Louis
Holz. lot 40. n and I . In block In y
| Armlio Otero addition. a.
Louis Holg 10 Carrie VI Nohor lOti
10. II aud W In block IN = ArmliC
y OterO addition 81
NJ ) sherlock 20 Harold ~ Giles
half interest In the Famous lode Co
chiti mining district 81
Bryan j. Parker aud wife 10 4. u
ChHmbeflin. tot 30 In block 20. Ia Hun
lngs Highland addition. $3.50.
Jose Garcia 10 Seferino 3 Dc Garcia
house aud lut OF land ifX2f feet IN
the old Gown Of Albuquerque, 81
Henry p1llman to John r Fursha
one fourth interest In the New N0ri
lode. Cochiti district; f25
Carmel n de- Sandoyal 81 al 10 III
nacio u Dc sandoval, a house ana lol
/ IN prcCing p also tract ~ land In
same precinct. 81
Trinidad A Lucero and wife 10 Es
lavio Vigil piece ~ land IN Barelas
$3.50
Tomas Garcia s. CandolarIn "a ~ a
Rafael n Soma a piece ~ land and
house ip prtCinct q SAIL piece ~ land
being 5GNgiO vafas. $500
7 Edward l.cmbke and wife 10 Mrs
Josephine Rayany lots aud 2, In