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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28

New York. DOT 2B.-Although in.
Vulnerable oddities are displayed in
the stores. ona need not buy them
In order TO have unique display OF
Halloween table decorations. with
a little care the homo made variety
will be just as good.
Oranges followed ow and filled
with tiny candies make very dainty
lhsie lanterns 70 place at each plate,
and carefully selected autumn leaves
may be converted into effective doll.
eys
Orange tissue paper used over gas
shades and electric lights Is very ~
fective II q has been decorated with
black sllhouettes In the shape of
faces. devils, witches. etc. II one can
not 90 this, the figures can be cut
out Of paper and pasted carefully on
the under side OF the tissue paper.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28
SERIOUS ACCIDENT
TO DRIVER or WAGON.

4. L. Gulden. driver for T. l.. Lowe.
met with quite a serious accident
about noon yesterday. says the Silver
City Independent lie was taking on
a load AZ the coal bins. whom the team
became frightcned By locomotive
aud started to run. MIR Ouldon was
standing IN front OF the horses and
endeav0red 10 stop them. IN Doing
so no was thrown under the heavy
wagon, the wheels Of which passed
over him. he was picked up and
taken 70 the Sisters hospital. where
an examination disclosed three bro
ken riis aud informal Injuries. The OK
tent OF which have not been ascor
tanned. The team which was the new
one jus, brought by Mr.. Lowe from
the east, was caught az the wagon
scales opposite the silver City Beef
a. lee plant. where the wagon was
TANNED between the scales ana the
fence The horses we're not hurt, bat
the wagon wss considerably dam
aged.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28
SPORTING...,
...BREETTEES

The return Of Chaa. McKeevcr TO
the ring the other night. when he de.
feated Billy Burke before a Phlladel.
phia athletic club, u another evidence
hat the old timer who takes care Of
himself may occasionally shy his
castor Into the riag and get away
with H. Mckeever frat became be.
fore the hmollsht In 1894. when he
defeated Tom Farrell. Jimmie Mitch.
ell, Billy DnrrBRh. and a bunch OF
llghtwelghts, black and white. IN
rapid fire order. After defeating Hugo
Kelly At Milwaukee. IN 1908, Nc
koever practically retired from the
ring.
Tho restoration Of Carter and Star.
buck 10 the Columbia eleven hy the
elleibillty committee, win hoip h ma.
terially strengthen the team. Al the
best. Cplumbla looks pretty had as a
contender for gridlron honors this
season
Marvln Hart " 70 he starred In a
melodrams You say the chee-ild
Is In London?" How cold the snow
Ia tonight"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28

Pumpkins followed out and cut into
a basket shape make a pretty center
piece when filled with fruit.
a dish Of peanuts. II they are OF the
right kind. will cause a lot Of fun.
Open the nuts. remove the meats. and
10 their places little folded senti-
mem Then he them up AGAIN. These
sentiments may be fortunes. prophes-
les. cunnndrums, or even commands
bidding the finders to do some par.
ilcular thing fOg the entertainment OF
the rest OF the company.
bran pudding Is a grand finale
4 pumpkin she'll ia filled with bran
or sawdust IN this are hurled all
sorts of ridiculous little gifts. each
tied to a baby ribbon. Tho ends Of
these ribbons hang out % the saw
dust. Each guest selects one. and az
signal the gifts are drawn from tho
pudding at 0uce.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28

Az this Time of the year, aud, IN
fact, and "a all times. 10 Arizona,
when the rains are few and uncer,
tain, the country roads are extremely
dusty 80 20 speak. But OF an dust
heaps We have ever seen. the road
going east out OF Mesa Is tho record
breaker This ~ che road over which
all the heavy traffic and freiEhtlng
"a Roosevelt and the dam site goes
daily. aud the enormous traction en-.
ginos pulling from four 10 seven oil
tanks, the daily frelFhtlnE Of hund.
rods 0i tons OF machinery, hay, grain
ana supplles, etc. has pulverizcd che
mesa soil over the whole spread OF
tho road into bed u dust over four
inchos dccV So dense Ia the cloud
Of dust along TIVE roadway al times
When even fow wagons and car.
Fiagos are passing that ono cannet
see an advancing team ahead. and the
slang phrase, "bite the dust" "a nd
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28

Bert Anderson member Of the
construction gong M the Copper Queen
smeler at Douglas. fen from an eye.
beam on which he was working, q
few days ago, and sustained injuries
from which he died the next day.
Anderson had ina bis pocket at the
lime Of his fall. "A center punch when
entered hlH groin, pnncturing an ar.
terry Tho excessive bleeding which
followed was responsible for bis
death. he WIS putting lnshing on
an eye beam, 0u ne feed floor, step
ped back. missed his footing. and ten
Afoni fifteen ieei landing on ne
knees. striking o fifteen inch 0y
beam. The accident happened no
tifh and ne was takCn immediately
90 The Calumet hospital ile was
working on the structural gang with
T h, MrCabe The man had been
employed al TIE Copper Queun for the
past six months. Ills people live 10
New York &c made hts home IN
Douglas with o. N. Ross.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28

soms remb.tons MInIna oossIp.

The swisshclms az the present time
are attracting considerable attention
from prospcciors and mining men and
there are quite number Of men az
work in that locality donr asscss.
mCnt work, besides two companies
that are doing development work and
taking out ore Parties coming IN
from there state that 40 excellent
showing u being made ON The Meade
property under the direction OF Fore
man CLARK. Several new houses foi
the accommodation of the employcs
have been erected during the past
week and n new blacksmith shop put
up. The mlncrs ore at ~ sent en-
gaged Ia sinking shaft and good iu.
dications have already been encoun.
tered. The property at one time pro.
durcd some remarkably rich ore.
which wins hauled in from there and
run through the old Chafiesiun smell
ter when DC was nun BY the Tcughnut
company
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28
A stolen Pony

Two indians spent n considerable
part OF yesterday IN search Of an In
dian pony that had either strayod or
had been stolen from their camp near
the ella crossing. Late ln the after.
noon they located their property
tied 10 hilching rack near Ne Meta
odift church and took passcfslou, TAX.
inr he pony TO the Office Of a JUS.
nc 1f the peace. Towards dark, as
no owner had applied for the prop
eriy, the Indians were told 10 take
HIN and 60. which they AID. delighted
az the recovery they had made Of
what TO them was very valuable
pony Il Is thought that Whoever
took the pony from tho indians rode
him into town and then deserted him
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28


Polly b. qui a sea concerning the
outcome of Hr frolic with Cariyslc
as that lover himself The pretty
uncertainty On both sides comes IN he.
cause their De heart affair is apt
20 collide o amy moment with the
war compllCaHrs that surround the
household. colonel Primrose happens
Do Doe IN actI. sympathy with the
rebels. even his home "a within
sight 81 the ilmo of the national cap.
itol and ihoIa are little piOtsings 10.
'ng on und,l tke roof that are Ga.
poctcd to h,p Lees advance upon
Washington. tarlysle confesses 20 q
little woakno Tor the union cause.
and hat m tle home with appre.
Tensions tha ho might be tempted
n o hurst Of latrl0tlsm 20 run OF 10
,he union carp aud make known all
be- Ias sccn.
Boo Polly's ingenuity Is taxed to the
utmost TO k'.I tne romance outside
hc war line and IN spite 81 all her
huDss. The ltertainmcnt comes. a
rival Tor her .lnd who a ontertniped
he house Ienounces Carlysle as a
i.i 81 SPY. and Polly rs enough
anusod ny 're accusation TO order
Chris ale fron ao house Hut Il all
cIuos right o. the end. cariysle Is
freed OF tho lsplcion. bis accuser In
'Ha soqucl, s.gais The colonies trusty
OCCASION bore 20 carry the news Of
tln plottinee % Grant and Polly sur
r0uders 10 hcr union lover. Through
A. AL one would never suspect Miss
Ardens auble Interpretation OF the
part hat Polly ever had a serious
thought shc laughs her way into
hl the complications, and then az
easily out 0f them again. She u gay
withou1 heibg frivolous; lenses with
out sntlng. iight and bright and
altOgether . captivating little rogue
that everyone - delighted 20 see her
haunv gI fhs fall of tho curtain
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28
POLLY PRIMROSE"
AN INTERESTING. ATTRACTIVE
PLAY AZ ELK0' OPERA HOUSE
SATURDAY NIGHT.

"Poiiy Primrose" IN the play Of
that name, which 10 TO be presented
az Eks' Opera House. on Saturday
Oct. 2StD. under the direction Of d. l..
Williamson, toys with Carlysle. the
guest 81 her fathers house. upon hei
return froui college. M q kitten with
a mouse; and as the kitten does che
mouse, keeps him In a state OF be.
wilderment AZ 70 what ~ ROlnE TO hap.
pen 60 him IN the end. The kitten may
be presumed 70 have some pretty
clear notions On that particular point
In nor romp with the mouse but
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28
Corn Fields equal Kansas.

n one will drive about two miles
southeast OF Mesa and Just let his
gaze wander on ahead he Will see
rlpeuing corn fields that might be
enyled by any Kansas farmer, where
corn Is said 10 grow fourteen feet
tall and produce seventy bushels TO
the acre. On the Mcqueen ranch
there Is seventy acres Of as fine waite
and yellow dent corn as Is Grown in
the great corn belt OF the central
states. This Eoes To show what eau
be done in this valley with water and
sunshine. A several thousand dollar
pumping plant II IN operation on the
Mcqueen ranch which pumps over
two million gallons of water daily.
Mr.. Mcqueen has over 500 acres aud
with this abundant supply OF water
has one Of the thrlftlest farms In the
Salt River valley
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28
All Due to Arizona.

In the desert OF southern Arizona.
with an Indian, two centipedes aud a
ella monster as his companions. Prof
W. J. McGoe. OF Farley. Iowa, suffer-
Ing from lost health. slept for four
months without bed or covers upon
the hot sands OF the desert. and re.
gained all his former vigor.
MCGEE has Just returned home, a
verhable athlete, In place of the weak.
ened aud emaciated man who strug.
gled out OF n severe attack OF typhoid
fever with only enough strength 20
drag himself west.
While ON the desert ne amused and
edited himself by studying the habits
OF the insects, reptiles and plants
which exist there.
He believes that his experiment has
disclosed q cure for men suffering
from mental and physical collapse.
Nothing Is said about the Arizona
mosquito, hu, ne certainly had feast.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28

MAJOR John Grnstead, discipllnar'
ian OF the United states indian schon,
who has been in the aasi. has arrived
home. He comes 10 Phoenix nom OH
Misc uTi. and Is accompanied ~ his
mother. Major Orinsteal Il one of the
optimistic believers In he salt Rivef
valley. the home Of his adoption. ahd
ne spends much of his tins when odl
- the territory blowing the rams
horn Of praise for the valley. His
duty In the school Is TO discipline the
indian youths.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28
HALF MILLION RESERVOIR
PROJECT 10 PROBABLE

Soil Expert e. q. Means, OF the
reclamation service. wh0 has been
spending several days al LAS Vegas
compiling the investlgatlons of the
government as 20 the adylsabillly OF
establishing a halt million dollar res.
erv0lr system near that city, reports
that as Tar as soil a. concerned, the
lands are above test. AL reports
have thus Tar been favorable aud Il
10 believed that the reservoir ~ a.
sured
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28
The wlnsor Opening.

The Wins0r Cafe NJ Prescott gave
big dianer and fed large number
Of people, the day Il opened. Sou
venir programs were given oAeh
guest The programs contained eight
pages and contained the program Of
the orchestra ana also of the feast
The names of the orchestra and the
names ol the Kitchen and dining room
force were given also The dinner
was one Of tho finest French dlnnerg
giYon tn Arizona The orchestra dis.
penaod sweet and appealing music
for several hours. Nothing was lack
ing 10 make the dianor n grand sue
cess.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28

Tho Richie Amusement company
will hold forth nj the Casino theaief.
old town, Sunday afternoon. beginning
at o'clock. produclng some OF the
most marvellous and Interesting featH
ever seen here General admission Tor
adults M cents; boa seats 30 cents.
aud children. 9 cents.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28
THE SEAMS or UNION
COUNTY A7g DIVORCED,

A decree OF divorce was granted by
Judge Mills yesterday morning to Liz
gio Beam, from her husband. y ".
Beam. OF Union county New Megico.
The plaintiff charges her husband
with cruelty aad m treatment
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28

r. l. poheay the California on
magraie. arrived In the city from Los
Angeles last night IN hin special ear.
"Estello" ne left Tor points 20 Mexico
AZ midnight. where be- goes 10 look
after his extensive mining Interests
tn the ropuplio.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28
Good HEALIH

increases the pleasures 81 life a hun
drcd fold while bad health brings
nothing bat suffering ana discomfort.
n you're olckly, We urge you t. build
up and strengthen the system BY as
ing
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28
Experiments In Flower Culture.


Experiments In Flower Culture.
Inspired hy the wonderful success
Of Luther Burbank. George Christ.
Miss lSiely and Miss Hall OF the sr-'
veyor gcnorals Office force AZ Phoe-
nix. have undertaken a scientific o..
Dcrimentaiion They are fond of
flowers. particularly rises. and while
na.gre has Some very choice yarietl -
they imagine they can improve some
what on her work. Yesterday they
tllied up their rcd Ink bottles with
white roses. which absorbed the Ink
thf0uah the stems with the nyidity an
Ariznnalan absorbs Hnssayampa
water I'm an hour or so the rose was
Of a Lcautiful pink tint. wonderfully
improved In appearance n their ok.
periments succeed. they may be able
shortly by using the right Kind Of
COLOR % produce green and purple
and black roses. or any old color de-
sired In th1t event there viii be
great possihilitiea Tor them They can
make red, white and blue buttonaires
lor Fourth of july. green ones Cor the
i7ih lay Of ST. Patrick. and purple
ones for Elk festivities. to say moth.
Ing Of the iGta OF September. and an
hc foot ban and school class colors
There's millions in Do. " they can only
get them out
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28

the first day Of the open season or
quail for the years l905O6 the MIN
rods of Prescott took fun advantage
OF that fact. Rigs were seen leaving
there early In the morning and until
as late as noon. A good many hunterH
went out ON the early trains 10 search
among the haunts OF the quail fOF
pot shots al the little game birds,
This IN the banner year for quail Of
the past ten cr twelve years. Some
amateur naiuralists declare emphatic
ally that the quail ia some sections
had three hroods Of little ones since
spring.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28
Killed the Limit

Frank williams, the city assessor
and tax collector at Prescott, has
made the best record Tot The season
Ia killing deer. $50 went out TO his
property at Tescombia. and while In
that vicinity killed three bucks. lie
has the anilere, which be VIII have
mounted We has killed a great many
deer In his day and Is considered as
good a hunter for large game as there
~ In the county. Herald.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28

TO the effect that Mrs w J Johnson
ID Retllns gions niccly auG has Inn
proved Wtnda fuilZ in thal lower att
tndq. Tho lacy VIII psal'ahly remain
away another month,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS

Hundreds Of sickly people have ac'
cepted this advice and are now well
maker before fho public aud Always
cures Dyspepsia, indigestion. costive.
nosa, Poor Appetite, Female Tile, Or
Malaria. Try u
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28

Jack Mac Mahnn, who was tending
engine al Mayer. Was very seriously
Injured three weeks ago BY falling
from an oh tank which he was work.
Ing on He feel a distance Of about
ten feet and badly Injured his heel,
leg and back. lie was taken 10 Pres
colt and sent TO the Mercy hospital.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28

There was a meeting OF the Elk5
theatrical committee held ~ the new
building. In Prescott. Tho music
tnat will be- sung and played a. the
minstrel show was distributed, A
general discussion was entered into
regarding tho details OF the coming
affair. The boys are Just now setting
down 10 work and will soon be ready
TO give the Prescott public the finest
minstrel show ever put on tho stage
there.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28

There was fun house al the dedi'
catory ceremonies At the new Congfe'
Eational church. Prescott Tho edit
nee was beautifully decorated with
flowers and vines for the occasion,
The visiting ministers took part In
the ceremonies. The music was fine
and everything passed of smoothly.
The new building Is one % the pret'
test little churches In the west. Il IL
certainly a credit 70 that city. The
congregation feel very proud Of the
fruits OF their concerted eftorts 10
Improve their temple OF worship.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28

longer a mere tor, Of expression to
the traveller passing over this road. Il
seems 70 us that the people OF Mesa
would send out a sprlnkiing cart. or
be earnestly crying God send MS
rain"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28

The Good Templars went TO Mesa.
where thcy presented "Ten Nights In
a Har Room with which they scored
such a success Ia Ph0enlA recently.
Twenty people were IN the cast. The
company will appear IN Prescott In
the near future. and a trip 20 Tempe
- also contemplated.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28

A uaFiy 0f f0uT have fOno % The
foDi hills az tho Mules mountains,
whore they wli locate a group %
claims 90 the vicinity OF the lear prop
city The party was composed Of
Mcstrs Chuler Sooley, Fletcher and
i.oudon. They EXPECT 10 be gone for
several days.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28

interesting Experiments.
The classoa AZ the United States Ia
dian school nc Phoenix have Just TOM
platcd n very instructive aud interest
ing teat OF samples IT alfalfa seed 20
be- purchased by that Institution. II
was sncceas fniiy made, according 20
the directions Of the agricultural ex-
pertinent station, and the seeds found
90 be- OF excellent quality. The stu
dents and teachers enjoyed the OBJ
poriunliy to watch che growth Of the
seed. counting the foreign seeds and
all that failed 60 sprout, and making
mathematical calculations Ia percent
age and similar problems.
white Tanks strike.
s w. Halnea, secretary of the CHA
Gold Lode company. arrived M Phoo.
nix from the White Tanks mining dis
trlct. Ne reports that miners wOfkine
on the Union mine, owned by Fred u,
Volz, Jr., OF this city. have cnc0ge.
tered some high grade ore on new
workings. lie brought samples Of the
ore with him, and Il is now m the
hands Of the we'll known assaycr,
John q. A. king. Mr. Vols Is very
much elatod over his new strikes 80
much 30 that 10 hardly wanted 20
work. Mr, Halnes returned 90 the
White anks.--Gaxcite.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28

Mcssrs Alfred w skinner and g. =
Hardy. Of the faculty OF the Phoeni,
United States Indian Industrial school
entertained The employees " that iusii
tuition with a party In the main build
ing. Social games aided IN passlne
the evening PLEASANTLY Refreshments
were served.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28
The Barnes Property


Tho Barnes brothers have returned
20 their property near the government
wash and will resume development
work on their grOup They are max.
INK an excellent showing and promise
10 open nap one of the biggest gold
groups in the county The ledge Is
large. and carries sufficiently large ia
nay Tor the working Of the entire
ledgo u is nov under bond 90 Cali
fornia parties, who are expected out
during rho next few weeks to Inspect
the property.
william MemInger, OF GlcosOn. who
has The contract for running a tunnel
ON ihe last Chance property. owned
by n y Warnekros, in that district.
was in ihe city recently. lie has
completed the frat twenty feet OF
work on which he had the contract,
ana has nON taken another contract
Ia drive the tunnel thirty feet further
u 10 expected thai By that tlmo an
ore body OF considerable ei1o viii d,
opened up He Us much encouraged
over the outlook Ia that locality, ans
thinks ihcro will be sOmethlnn dolui
before long on d number Of proper
tles.--PpDspeetor
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28

Luther Green, fair commissioner
from Graham county. seat to Super
intondent Clark o. the territorial fall
some Graham county fruit There
were some fine apples. srown BY Mr.
Green, and apples. quinccs and pears
grown by William Ellsworth.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28

Visit 70 Dam.
Congressman Frank Dickson Of
Springfield. ~. Nho. with Mrg. Dick
son. Il visiting IN Phoenix, went out
10 tho Tonic dam, accompanied ~
Mrs Dickson. Governor and Mrs. KID
beg. and Secretary and Mrs Nichols'
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-02
YOUR SHARE
OF CROPS OF
LAST YEAR

If the 1904 crops were equally divided
every man. woman and child in the
United States would receive one barrel
OF flour, 200 eggs, 140 quarts of milk,
more than half of which goes into but
ter; one bushel of apples and two and
a half bushels of other fruits and ber-
ries, three bushels of potatoes and two
bushels of carrots. beets. parsnips and
turnips; eleven head of cabbage and
half as much lettuce, cucumbers and
caulif1ower; twenty-eight bushels of
corn, usually in the shape of beef, pork
and poultry, besides seventy pounds Of
cotton, six pounds of wool for clothes
and enough leather for two pairs Of
shoes, says the New York World.
These raw materials at present
wholesale prices would sell for about
$50. The size of the average American
family is five and a quarter, which
would make the family share Of this
years crop cost 1852.
The bare necessities of life do not cost
so very much. What counts for more
in the total of expenditures are luxu-
ries that have become necessities and
other luxuries that might better be
done without