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The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-17
THE PROLIFIC FLY.
To Lessen the Pest All Organic Ret
Use should Be Bnried.


1se should Be Buried.
Flies multiply NJ Ia prodigious rate
Given temperature sufficiently high
to hatch eggs, their Numbers are only
limited by the amount OF food avail
able for them. LAnnmus is credited
with saying that three meat flies, by
reason Of their rapid multiplication,
would consume dead horse quicker
thnn would II lion, and the fact that
certain dlptera having some outward
semhlance to the honeybee lay their
eggs IN the dead carcasses Of animals
probably led Samson and Virgil to
make erroneous statements with re-
gard to the genesis OF honey and the
manufacture Of bees. The breeding OF
"geniles' for ground bait IL an indus
try the practices of which could prob
ably give much information az 10 the
nicely Of choice exercised by flies In
selecting material for feeding and egg
laying. According 10 Packard. the
house Hy makes selection Of horse dung
by preference for ovip0siting. and as
each female lays about I'D eggs Ah0
the cycle OF changes from egg to fly Is
completed In less than three weeks II
seems probable that female fiy might
have some $4,000 descendants In
the course Of hot summer. Other va
rIeties OF Hies multiply, l believe, still
more rapidly.
AS Gles multiply upon and In organic
refuse OF every kind. II 10 obvious that
the sooner such refuse 10 placed where
IL cannot serve for the breeding and
Matching OF nies the more likely 10 the
plague Of Hies 10 be iessened. The
most commonly available usetbod for
the bestowai Of orgsnie refuse 10 bur.
iai. Tbs egg laying Of fies In dead
carcasses commences as the very in
slant u death or even before death In
the case OF epfesbied animals.-LAncst.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-17
Pick and Drill
Mill and Snelter.

the general manager OF the company.
anticipates having II ready to be-
gin working early next week. Work
on the Trenton mine. the property OF
the company IN the Tyndall district.
is progressing satisfactorily, and the
ore body developed Is daily making
finer showing, Oasis.
Over In the Oro Blaneo country Mr..
John w. Began. Of Tucson, and his as
sociates are quietly developing three
good mines two gold the other copper.
which will one day attract great dea
OF attention. i'he copper property IL
named the Missouri. and has thirty
foot ledge OF ore of fair grade and
quality, with rich streak of high
grade copper pyrites. They have sunk
upon the ore body and run several
hundred feet. continuously In good ore.
The gold properties are the Old Orc
.tano mines, ana another alongside
which they have named the Parallel
In both they are developing large
bodies Of free milling gold ore which
run from seven To nine dollars per ton
Oasis.
w. y. Deity. the well known min.
ing engineer OF Phoenix ana John
Henderson. OF Nogales. returned Mon.
day from Sonora where they have beer
for the purpose Of forming q Mexi.
can incorporation which will operate
tneir newly acquired copper properties
The gentlemen have associated with
them In the Incorporation OF the Me1i-
can company q. NJ. MCGOWAN and w
e, Foster OF Phoenix For the past sir
months Messrs. Deity and Henderson
have been almost contantly engaged
In Sonora and the new discovery
which they now own is the result oi
thsir efforts. The property In In the
Altar district. forty miles from the
coastal line Of the gulf. The cruppings
axtend nnbroken in length and are 30t
feet wide on the surface The foruia.
ton IN lime and iron and from inform.
alton just received the amount OF wofa
that has been done proves ;ha ore bod J
to be immense. The ore ts oxide oi
iron with earboaates OF copper. II /.
the opinion of mining engineers whe
have reeenjy seen the property that II
Ia the largest showing of any resent
discovery Border videlle.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-17
Qualities Of the Barkeeper
What He Must Know and Do.

Ten McIlsFmost. of the AsiEoaa CIab,
who has !axs yesasnaxt from q ,rs p 70 sl.s
cuass, and who 10 an obsesvaas MAN al
hanae o. abroad has b good word 10 say
Tar the qualities os the average bar.
kseper.
While in . gossipy nood last nighi,
Mr.. AeDesnosa remarked 'IAose the
enssusner ever stop to think, while sip.
psng o Manhattan c<cktasi or dfiHking q
aaass Of t,ees, whai qualities are essen.
tiAl In the whits-apsonsd .fuaetioaary
who has prepared IL for him? Probably
not bat IL the thought has e1tessd hIs
snind and he has taken tf~ troabse %
watch good hAFtender cl,.seay for hall
an hour a. he waite on customers IL d
not strange II he reaches the coaclusioa
that the drink mixer had msssed iiie
psopsr sphere and stoald be holding q
diplomatic positioa.' =
"A 6rss-elass hassnndes mast possess
many rate and valuable qualities, and
sassy musa be blend@l In his personality
a. nicely ~ are the component paFm os
che seductive mixed dTisks that be- con
eocts. He must he coarteDUs. seli~coss-
taIned, have world oi tact, and be a
woei iadge oi men. heeides possessing =
large iand oi knowledge of human na-
tore aud ot almost everything else Under
the sun. lie should he able 10 talk in
tsltigentiy on any topic thai can I've sng-
ssssed by man, drunk or sober, and,
wha, in ssiil more 10 the polnt, he must
be suffieiently master OF himself 70 re-
frain IRON discussion ~ tines ~hen snci
a course 10 Tor the interests Of hss EN-
ployer.
The cardinal rule with good bar
.andsr In that he must never discas'
,nlItIes. II is the duty OF the hartende,
above all else. to avoid stirring mp tad
feeling, AMI he must therefore never al
low himself to l,e drawn into an arg"
men, on any subject. His whole ain
must be IN preserve harmony and Rood
feeling among the patrons oi the place
and many and many time he N able
by word spoken at just he right time
to put an end To arguments that threat
en- toend in row.
"The bartender 10 the key To the sue
cess or failure OF place where iiqdo' u
sold. and a man who really understand
ia. i,nsiness ~ rare prize. Another
fundamental, / which seems strange
NJ arst III :, IL that a bartender
ne %, 81 j intoxicating lian"'
.r % I matter OF iac', mos
At = e,sd not drink at "lt
I, ~ To- u they do they WI
=, the cath and become useless ''
r., .mployers because OF the contln"s
invitations that they receive to df'hK
"a IN customers. Another rule cnervy1.-
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-17
Arizona News
Views and GOSSIP.

party of Arizona rangers who
have been making headquarters in
Bisbee have gone TO NAco where they
are now In camp.
Earl Satalee, the Yuma razor thief
arrested In Tucson recently by Sherii.
Murphy, has been bound over to await
the action OF the next grand Jury.
Sidney Johnson, the man who held
up Saco saloon. was tried al Tomb
stone last week. The jury after being
out ten hours found him guilty with
recommendation for mercy.
Senior J. Dlaz PrIetro left on Sunday
mornings 8. f., r. d. =. train for Gin
cinnati, Ohio, where Sr Prieto has re-
Gently been ordered by the Mexican
government TO establish consulate.
During bis residence in Phoenix as a
representative OF the Mexican republic
he has gained the good will OF all with
whom be came In contact and his
many friends will wish for him all DOS.
sibie success In the new field To which
he has been called. .~- Republican.
|
| The forest reserves of New Mexico
and Arizona. which have heretofore
been operated under one division,
have been segregated and each terri
tory will constitute q separate division
The supervisors OF the forest reserves
In Arizona win report directly to the
chief OF forestry in Washington
Luther Greene has purchased the in
terest of Francisco Montez In the Solo.
monville and Coronado toll road. In
which Mr.. Green formerly owned a
one half interest MIR. Green will at
once begin the Improvement of the
road and win make OF II one of the
best roads In the territory. II ID also
Mr.. Green's intention TO PUT a nrst.
eiass lunch counter As the toll station
for the accommodation OF passen gers
on the stage line and the general srav.
cling public. Huilesin.
|
! p. .fendrix, well known citizen
OF Tempe. was arrested and broBEht TO
the county jail Saturday night, charg,
ed With petty larceny. To which he has
already confessed Hendrix has occu.
pied sneh prominent place in the af-
fairs Of Tempe for several years that
when complaint was made AKA. nsf him
Saturday afternoon the authorities
were inclined to think that d mistake
had pe"n made. and the aasiambilIiy
os issusns the warrant was discuaead
The complaint was maap BY y young
man by the name of Ed cartig. who
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-17
A KEEN CLEAR BRAIN,

Your best feelings, your aociai posi-
ton or business success depend 'Hl
lv on the perfect action Of your 9',, %
mach and Liver. Dr. Kings N'"
life pills give increased strength
keen clear brain. high ambition, u
1h cen, box will make you feel lNe q
new being. Sold by i. Zeckend"ri q N-
70 wholesale. and Geo. Martin "fub
store. retail
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-17

,.,,erlns reports were over
as,'', lso nas, few days In regard TO
p iOe nine In Wickenburs dis
bfkho,rn reorge W. Wilson, an ex-
NJ, w man from California, after
BlnlnS ''', " 10 tho mine In COM
cent M S,'neryisor v,1 George II. sehn-
s'ul " o,hcrs. says that with a ten
anp m, y" or even one OF greater ca
n,,,, ,a i be kept running continu-
soa's ,hs ore now on the various
slll '' prospect holes OF the COM
~" ,srty. and would soon have
.Jps,ayyialIy p'Uy Increased in capacity
na,d, a,nE,ng was done. - Republi-
consolidated has erected
|l1'"s s'v house and blacksmith shop
'lns i's of their employees. and they
~ns u lumber out for another
~ aa'"T This company now has six
.a' work and have struck several
.s,0vers of ore in their shaft
/, .sa @ Copper Boy. which shows up
ali al soon after the beginning oi
~ ss', wear a larger force will be put
In and sinking with d steam
s.s,,n on their deepest shaft,
, !. now down nearly ioofeet and
|. " Good Indications Of finding ore
!. Review.
1. s,yder foreman Of the Hua-
I / Consolidated Development Com
ans In Saturday from the
|. 70 ret several more miners foi
E.mn.uy. and reported everything
s.s.Inr very satisfactorily. We
/. hody OF ore In one Of our shafts
s,tsnds eight fest from wall ss
lid Mr. syndsr. and | never
.,~h a bright outlook Tor The ma
:, a big mine ~ that which W.
N ours The ledge has beer
nIug for the past two weeks and
!, now In q good body os ore ths'
average $50 10 gold per ton. ou'
.ald Mr.. snyder. In undergoing
in and We are putting In neS
and coneentrators and hope u
our additions In good shape be
Christmas l,isl,ee Review.
+. new sampling works OF the Ari
Gold 4 Copper Company. n
sonia is rapidly approaching
,i,,ion. and Mr.. George w. Grove
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-17
TEe Hue ~.

She-How beautifully Miss Heavy
weight dnnrcs' she doesn't seem 10
touch the Goor suu, tines
lie (whose feet are stu suffering
from the last polka with herr She
doesn't, Punch.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-17
Executive Session
Of the Senate

WASHINGTON. y C.. pec 4 AZ
ter the transac uon Uf routine busi-
ness today the senate AT IL 35 p. m.
on motion Of senator Allison went into
executive session.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-17
M. uecord a. an Ab.tatn-r.

She-Are yon total absiainer, tu!9.
mel Bluc Grass
He-Yrs. na'am. hain't touched
winter for 81 years Chicago News.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-17

Tie children Of different countries
have different tastes. but tn swords
are wanted All over the world
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-17

The Ta-'ar< owe their alphabet to the
Christian missionaries known as The
HISTORIANS.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-17

Ar,i.,p' supplies-BrownS ~ az e''Fe'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-10-14
TELEGRApHIC BREVITIES.


T. A. Cudshy, Of Omaha, Eeb., this morn
Ing formsliy withdrew the $50, coo reward
offered by him for the cspture and conviction
OF the kidnspper of his SOD, to secure the
voluntary surrender Of Pat Grove
Mrs. Elizste,h Duane GiIlepsie. a great
granddaughter Of Benjamin Franklin and for
many years q prominent figure in Philsdel.
phis social circles, died yesterday in that city
in her Slst year.
An Antwerp dispatch announces that King
leopold Of Belgium has declared it his IT,
tention to soon visit the United States. The
King is SO years old.
Edwin E. Longnecker died In a hospitsl
in Philadelphia yesterday with broken
neck received during q football game last
Tuesday.
There is run on the Fidelity Trust Com
psny Of Buffalo, N. Y, today. The bank is
meeting all demands and its officials declare
ii safe.
The body OF little Wslter Meehlin who dis.
appeared from his home ct Middletown, D.,
October End, was found yesterday in Dske's
Creek.
State President Riley. Of the Ancient Order
Of Hibernisns yesterday afternoon visited
Alexandria D.visio>, No 1, Of that order.
The court Of special sessions in Te@ York
this morning sentenced John Most, the an.
archist, 10 one year In the city prison.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-10-14
Foreign News.

Merthyr Tydvil, Wales, Oct. IA
Four thousand GOLFERS here are oD
strike. A wage dispute caused the
stoppage OF work.
Monastir, Macedonia, Oct. IA
Turkish troops here stoned NJ. Fran
don, the French counsul, while he was
horseback riding Friday last. The
consul was not injured.
Rome, Oct. IA gambler named
De francesca, Of the village of Terre
Peloso, who impoverished bis family
by his extravsgaDces, has met death at
the hands of his 20 year old daughter
Caterina. The girl, enrage6 at her
father for his lack of consideration for
those dependent on him, shot him
while he was asleep, and with the help
of two younger sisters hid his body 10
a clothes press. The girls have been
arrested.
London, Oct. 4.--Tbe presence ut
Bslmorsl of st. John Brodrick, Secre-
tary for War, isitheeubject of much dis
cussion. 1t liz believed that he is con-
ferring with King Edward regarding
new moves In Cape Colony and also re-
gsrdiDg the ;disciplining Of General Sir
Redvers Butler for his recent speech
at tie luncheon given In his honor.
Constantinople, Oct. 14.-A telegram
received here announces a tribal fight
in the Bagdad vilsyet Of Asiatic
Turkey. Twenty thousand tribesman
are engaged on each side.
Paris, Oct 14.-Epicures are distressed at
the prospect of famine in French snais The
popularity Of the dish is calculated to cause
the extinction Of the snalls within year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-10-14
OFFICIAL.

An ORDINANCE to provide for the grading
| and paving OF twenty -seven foot roadway
| on Alfred street from the south side of tn,
| north crossing Of King street TO the norti
side Of the south crossing Of Queen street
and for the curbing Of said street, and fo
the assessment of the costs thereof ia &C
cordsnce with the thirty-third section o.
the city charter.
Section 1. Be it ordaip Cd by the City Coun
| Gil Of Alexsndris, Va That the Committee or
Streets is hereby authorised and directed Il
have q twenty.seven foot roadway In the
centre Of Alfred street from the south side OF
the north crossing Of King street to the north
side Of the south crossing of Queen street, and
that space lying between the curb lines OF
Cameron street, and thirty feet east and west
Of the centre Of Alfred street exclusive OF the
space bet ween the tracks OF the Washington,
Alexandria and Mount Vernon Rail way Com
pany, and two feet on each side thereof
graded and paved, and to have said street as
above described curbed, all work to be done
under tho supervision Of the City Engineer In
good and substantial manner, using for the
paving vitrifsd brick on q sx.inch concrete
base, and for the curbiDg six.inch curb tet
in concrete.
And the said Committee on Streets shall ad.
Yertise for ten days in some newspaper pub
lished in tie city Of Alexandria, and In any
other newspapers or publications, should they
deem it necessary, for proposals for brick
and to do said grading, paving and curb
ing, and they shall require any person, firm
or corporation contracting 10 do said work 10
give bond, with surety or sureties, to be sp.
proved by majority Of the Finance Commit
leo, conditioned for the faithful performance
of said contract
Section 2. Be It further ordained that an
assessment shall be levied upon the property
binding on said street ss described in this or
dIuance as follows A sum not to exceed two
thirds of the costs of said grading paving sud
curbing (excIusive of the costs OF grading and
paving that space lying between the
curb lines Of Cameron street and thirty
feet east and west Of the centre OF Alfred
street, 20 be paid BY the OWL.
ers of the real estate fronting on said street
as above deseritei sitter the City Engineer
shall have ascertsined the total expense OF
said work, with the exception above men
toned, and shsll have assessed against each |
parcel Of real estate fronting on said stree. %
above described its proportIonste part thereof |
upon such principles Hs shall be determined |
By future ordinance the balance Of the |
costs thereof 10 be paid from the treasury of |
.be city.
s o.ion 3. Be it further ordsirei, That as |
said grading, paving aud curbing Is being |
ione, the Auditor is authorized to draw war;
Tants from time TO time upon the Treasurer |
Of this city to an amount not TO exceed the
,um Of six thousand two bundrnd and 6fty
dollars to pay for such grsdirg rs7ing and
clrh.. Z. 4 -uEc IT I'm o. ,eorfy 'r'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-10-14

The days OF public mourning Tor
President Mckinley are over and there
is beyond doubt great quantity OF ms
terisl at the disposal of many persons
which has been used in the external
display of sorrow. The drapery Of pub
lie and private buildings, If put to do
mestic service, now that its present
uses are about past, would furnish
clothing to thousands OF the destitute
to be found 10 many communities. Even
here In its limited bounds, this cotton,
cambria. &c., would be put to good
uses, il. when removed from buildings,
it be placed In bundle and later sent
to the ladies composing the Board OF
Associated Charities.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-10-14
NlXAVDRIA FAzErrE AND VIRGINIA. ADVERTIsEP

sgsin to take the lead in pressing the ship
subsidy bill, which will probably come before
the Senate early in the session.
Mrs. Roosevelt hiss announced that the
coming-out party Of Miss Alice Roosevelt will
occur IN the east room OF the White House
on January 2. The function will take the
form Of 3 8 o'clock tea. Not since Nellie
Grant inside her bow 10 Washington society,
30 years ago, has the home Of the Presidents
been enlivenei by such pleasant event.
In the future members OF the bar Of States
and Territories beyond the jurisdiction Of
TIE District Of Columbia will not find 1t so eisy
to b admitted to practice before tho Washing.
ton courts as heretofore. The new rules Ie-
cuire the local courts to extend that courtesy
to visiting practitioners which the courts in
the Jurisdiction to which they are accredited
extend to members OF the District bar.
The President today signed the comm ssion
Of Rear Admiral Frank Wildes, who was re-
Gently promoted to fill the vacancy created
by the retirement OF Rear Admiral Schley.
Fear Admiral Wildes was captain OF the Bos-
ton during the battle of Manila Bay.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-10-14

FROM all over the State come reports
of the growing dissatisfaction among
the democrats Ito say nothing Of the re-
publicans) at the action as we'll as the
non-action Of the constitutional conven'
ton. This body is charged, and justly,
with the sin of commission as we'll as Of
omission, and the, members will have
60 answer to their constituents for both.
But oblivious to the storm of indigna.
ton they are arousing, like ostriches
which stick their heads In the sand and
Imagine no one can see them, most Of
the members of the convention seem to
vie with each other in championing
measures hurtful to the State and to
the party which elected them and
imagine that it is nobody's business but
their own. 1t ia hardly possible for the
republicans to carry Virginia at the
next election, but should they per-
chance do so the defeat Of the demo.
cratic party would be directly attribu.
table to the constitutional convention.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-10-14
To Liye at Marlborough.

London, Dot. 4-The return OF the
Duke and Duchess OF Cornwall and
York from their trip around the world
will see them In their new home,
Marlborough House. The comforting
OF the title OF Prince OF Wales on the
Duke will also be simultaneous with
his return. The documents transfer.
ring this honor have already been pre-
pared and await only the Kings sigma
ture, which will be appended as soon
as the ducal party reaches England.
Some changes are 10 progress at MARI
borough House. These are made go ss
to fit the residence for its future occu
pants. A special nursery wing will be
added TO the structure, and the orders
are that this shall be completed before
the ACCOMPLISHMENT OF the Duchess,
which is expected In April next.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-10-14

ACCORDING to the latest figures the
cost so far to this country of the Spanish
war has been s5l4, 100000. What re-
turns there have been for this vast ex.
penditurs of money are not stated, so
from business standpoint 1t would APP
pear that the war has been a most IN.
profitable one. This view of the mat
ter lie strengthened when the large
number of men killed, wounded and
broken In health ia taken into consider
alton, while the sorrow and suffering
Of the families of these men must not
be forgotten. Many people believe
that Spain was fortunate 10 getting rid
OF the possessions which were con-
slant drain upon her blood and treas
ure and these same people believe that
the United States was conversely un-
fortunate when it took possession of
them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-10-14
Cow Elopes With a Moose.

Bangor, Me-, Oct. 14.-The strange
story OF the elopement OF an ordinary
mich COW with q moose comes from
Lake Onawa, q pretty sheet of water in
the hills OF Piscataquis county. much
frequented by sportsmen from the big
cities. The COW was the property oil
DR.. A. L. Sander, Of New York, whose
cottage ia located on the shore Of Ons-
wa, and she was kept in pasture en-
closed by rail fence. A big moose
had several times been hanging around
the cottage grounds late at night dis
playing great boldness. Last Thursday
night he came close up to where the
COW was and the two seemed to be good
friends. Late at night a tremendous
crash was heard and next morning the
fence was q wreck and the COW gone.
Neither she nor the moose has been
seen since.