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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04
THE AUDITOR OF NEW MEXICO
SHOWS MONEY IN TREASUR'

w. q. Sargent. auditor Of New Mex.
leo, has made 10 Governor Miguel A.
Otero. a biennial report presenting an
inclusive history OF the territory's
dnancos for the years 1908 and 1904.
This document contains the auditors
statement for each quarter Of the two
fiscal years and n reorganization or
the years 1902, 1903 and 1904, togeth'
or with their respective cash products
and tax lovies. the expense OF the
rhirty.nfth legislative assembly.
the deficiencies ordered paid by that
assembly and the appropriations
made BY IL. the claims against the
torrltogy for 1904 aud 1906 the fees
Of the clerks OF district courts and Of
the secretary Of the territory. and
such sundrios az insurance. express
and Pullman company taxes Il con
tains no statement In regard 10 the
classification Of taxable property as
assessment rolls, but recommends
that the views which Travelling Audi.
tor Stafford may give the subject be
accepted as that official n IN a POSI-
tlon TO report thereon TO the best
possible advantage. Touching upon
the general tone Of the tcrrltory'a
finances Auditor Sargent. In the be
ginning OF his exhaustive account,
says
IL Is very gratifying 10 state that
the financial condition Of the territory
has never been in better condition. all
appropriations are met, ana promptly
paid when presented. with few
minor exceptions.
1T IL shown by this report, that q
levy OF one mill. for the year 1909
produced tho sum Of S29 .ss006. fol
the year 1909. the same levy produced
the sum Of t3o.022 60. an increase OF
Sis3.s3. These hgures are based upor
the taxes collected mp 10 and lnclud
ing November 3Oth. 1904
"The levy OF ak mills made by th'
Thirtynfih legislative assembly. fol
territorial purposes. was sufficient Il
meet all appropriations.
This report shows that the war
rants drawn during the Afty.fourtl
hscal year, amount 70 si29.OO742. th'
amount drawn during the ffty-hftl
fiscal year was sl2i .777oS. making {
total Of the warrants drawn by th'
auditor during the term Of this repor
amounting to $500 $3.50"
Mr.. Sargent also takes occasion a
tho outset Of his report TO note thu
tho CLERKS Of the district court, hav,
turned into tho territorial treasury
the sum OF s2l .3S96s. rs fees iron
their respective Offices, from the IL
Of December, 1909. 10 the 3Oth Of No
vember. 1904, this making an ayerag
OF their salary paid by fees Of GO III
per cent. an increase OF ITO pc
s,hi. for the term ending NCvembe
Goth. 1909
December I. 1909. there was at IN
commencement Of the ffty.fourth N
cal year balance OF s243,is515 /
tho territorial treasury. The receipt
Tor the ffiy.fourth and Rfty.hfth hsc;
years were 1881 .0S5.7i. making a q
tat OF si.59f2sOS6. Warrants wei
drawn by the auditor during the Nv
years for a total Of $500 sS5.3G. Pa.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04

The New Mexican gives an oxpla.
nation Of the status ~ the $500 re-
ward authorized By a joint resolution
NJ the legislature for the arrest and
conviction OF the assassin OF the late
Col. " Franco. Chav6s. which places
a more favorable light upon the trans
action
The hurried way IN which tho ap.
Precipitation was rushed through the
legislature. which was done by sus.
pending the rules IN both houses and
passing the measure In a day. and the
report the next day that the suspected
murderer had confessed. Ted the PEG.
pie t0 the conclusion that the reward
was graft upon the territorial treas.
ury.
Il now appears that the suspect
who is under arrest has not confessed
Ills attorney has published a state
ment 10 that effect The approprla.
tion rs sim intact and will not be
authorized by the governor TO Doe paid
until after the assassin Is caught,
tried and convicted
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04
PRosPEcT or GETTING
RESERVOIR IS BRIoHT,

as Veeas believes Il IL certain 20
SECURE q government reservoir, says a
dspatch from Las Vegas published In
tha Denver Republican So satisfac-
tory have been the assurances from
the engineers az 20 the report that
viii be made upon the proposition
that has been under confederation
thpre for months, that a committee OF
Gil sens r. now dlsposing of the 10000
acres OF land TO be brought under ir'
ripatlon. IN lesO than one days work
1000 were taken up BY residents and
contract forms are beiEg sent outside.
The commissioners Of the Las We
ga grant will cede the land back 70
the government, and each taket Of the
land obligatea himself 10 pay S5Tb
an acre for the land for ten years at
the expiration Of which time the per
nanent water rights and the deed 10
tn land so 10 the settler,
The land Ii deep and rich, and the
water would be sufficient 10 irrigate
IN 100 acres. However. the amount
available will not amount To much
more than 10000 acres. The small
amount OF land for a time made the
recommendation Of tho project doubt
nj Int now that Il Il certain that ev'
cry acre will be subscribed Tor In ad.
vance and the government assured %
tho repayment Of the money, Il IL iels
thai there will be no danger OF the
failure Of the project.
In every respect. the statistics ask
ed Tor by the department regarding
tho home markets. the Kind OF crops
that can be raised and the yield PEI
Acre have been more than assuring
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04
MORE BUILDINGS FOR
FORT WhIPPLE
FORT WILL SPEND ABOUT TWO
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
IN FINE STRUCTURES.

(FFom Tuesday Daily CitlzenJ
From Prescott Herald.
Fort Whipple ~ to be made one
OF the fnest military barracks In the
west. Major c. 4 Walcott, construct
ing quartermastur. Is now completing
plans and apecilIcatiOns for balls for
work that is TO be dom there,
The government has set aside about
$751;, soc for the construction and
equipment of seventeen new Guild.
ings. About March 4 advertisement
viii be- made for biGs for this work.
The buildings 20 be constructed are
OF several different kinds In the list
are the following
one barracks. which will be- a dupli-
cate of the one recently constructed.
Il viii be il0xTt feet. two stories
ana basement. and capable Of accom-
modatlng company Of infantry or
one troop Of cavalry.
one Geld officers quarters, 6ixf2
feet. two st0-ies, basement and attic
Two captains quarters, a0x49 feet,
two stories. basement and attic.
Four moutenants' quarters. 36xia
feet. two story and basement.
Two on-commisaiOned officers
quarters. 2OrsO feet, two story and
basement
One administration building OF
headquarters. 4sxa3 feet, two stories
and basement.
one guard house. 4sxl7 feet. on'
story.
one bakery. 2sx5s feet, one story.
The above will all be built OF brick
with stone foundations.
In addition there will be the follow
ing additional buildings;
one coal she'd built OF wood, no.
20 feet, with stone foundation.
One ordnance building or magazine
4fx22 feet. built OF galvanized laln ol
stone piers
one frame building. Ssx22 feet, OF
stone piers. for the housing OF ire ~
paratus.
The appropriation OF tiS7,h00 Is 10
the construction only OF the buildings
the plumbing, heating and electric VIII
ing OF the buildings being provided 70
In a separate fund, and which viii yer
materially increase the total expend
lures.
For Instance, the construction OF IN
barracks already completed cost SS2
, III, while the building completed wit
plumbing, electric light wiring an
, heating coat t3S.958.b0
The construction OF the ofilceFi
, quarters amounted 10 ti4si2. and IN
. completed building amounted 10 Sl7
| ii4.6O.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04
ALBUQUERQUE WEEKLY CITIZEN
lu0HEs a MccRElGHT. Publlshers.


The decision of the board OF direct.
oFs OF the Denver 4 RIO Grando or.
derinE the construction OF line from
Durango 90 Pennington, New Mexico
h Of much interest 70 the people Of
tnla territory.
Pennington Ia In the midst OF q
rich agricultural aud horticultural te.
gion few miles south OF the Colorado
hno and the completion OF the exten-
sion will open the markets OF the San
Juan country and other parts Of this
territory % the fruit servers and farm
ers who. under uniavCrablo market
conditions. have already done much to
improve their section and make It pro.
ducilVo.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04

menis we're paid direct by the tired
urcr In the sum total OF si66.Ss6
making total Of ti.327.77ts0 al
leaving a balance at the beginning
the nny.slxth fiscal year Of t2sl
509.Oe.
The total assessed valuation Of q
territory for 1909 was s9s. 1854. 9sa.
and the tax levy was 1909 mills.
For 1903 the total assessed valid
ton was tS9.5s6.s5l79 and the 4
lovy was 1851 mills.
IN 1904 the assessed valuation
the board Of equalization was 81
6G5 600. and by the assessors and tre
cling auditor. ss9.eo7 .22959. with
tax levy OF "a mills.
ny counties these valuations 4
summed up as follows;
Bernanllo, 1902. ts.s9s.5sb: ia'
s29Ob,Sb0. 1904. equalization. $3.50
GEO. 1904. assessor, t9163.soo.
Chaves. 1909. s2.7S9,a77; l9I
s2.s25,16i; 1904. equaligerH. f2.so.
coo; 1904, assessor. t2.SeiS70
Ccl3ax. t2.79s,O7i. 1908. s2.S4iOi
1904. equallzers, ,3,iO0.0Oo; 1904,
SCISSOR t2.S23.iST.
Dona Ana, 1902. ,s.O63.s 2e: nj
s2.o77.Co9. 1904, alisers. si,ie
600. 1904, assessor. t2.OS7.bis.
Eddy. 1909. sl.S5s.0ia: 1903. ti.si
079 1894 euualizers. $3.50. 600; ~
assessor, s1.ti5,7fl.Si.
J Grant 1909. s2.s2e. 1890; N
I S2.S9G.377. 1904. cquallzers. t2.SS
900; 1904. assessor, s2.S9a n2s.
Luna. 1909. 81 .a9G. 6Ts.65; IA
/ 81 .i6S .69i.gO; 1904. eqnalizers,
GOO 600; 1904, assessor. si.i56.655.
Leonard Wood. 1909. st.tS7.SS2
1908. sS70.07e; 1904, eQualiEcrs,
100000. 1904. assessors. s6i2.f52.
Mckinley. 1909, s657.SGi; N
sgii.150 1904. equallzers st0l
900. 1904. assessor. ti.0ii.S26.
Otero. 1909. si,tsO.4295i; u
fi.455.425. 1904 cQuailaers SIG.
600. 1904. assessor. t975.7Gs.
Roosevelt. 1903 s5CG9b9 ID
c1ualIzers. 100000. 1904. asses
s5G3. zee.
Sierra. 1909. q .4T6.s27SO; II
{ sl.2bf. 7o145; 1894. equallzers. sl.1|
000: 1904. assessor. yi.2f1.S1a
san Miguel. 1909, N,sGS,aep: I
st.5f1.7l3: 1904. equalIzers. s4.s
900. 1904. assessor. si.4a2,977.
Santa Fe, 1909. S2,O87.3s0 II
s2.Oto.5i7 1904, equallzers, s2,2
900: 1904. assessor. ti750.is0.
socorro. 1909, si.954,7i0: n
81 $4,000. 1904 equaIiEers. ST.
600. 1904. assessor, si.9iO.3bs.
sandoval. 1908. t735,4b5; q
, equalIzers. sTGb.OOO; 1904. asses
t742 279.
; San Juan. 1909. s590.240; II
+ f59s. SOC, 1904. equallzers. $3.50, 4
1904. assessor. s574.ssi
, Taos, 1909. sb9l.7i6; 1903, a5Ts.,
1904, equalizers. 100000; 1904,
! SCISSOR, le75.73O4i.
Union. tt.93i.2lO; 1903, ti.947 (;
: 1904. oQuallzers. 100000; 1904.
J. SCISSOR. si.s65276
p Valencia. 1909. si.sii.ii0.6i; u
D ti,325.2f7: 1904. equalizers $500 I
+. 1904. assessor. 81 ,s06.isbs4.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04

There ID a movement on foot before
the California legislature TO Introduce
BIN 20 DO away with prize hghtlng
In California. In Nebraska bill has
been introduced making Il felony
10 play football. An assemblyman
from Los Angeles has introduced a
bin 70 permit the teaching OF the Bible
IN the public schools. They are what
may be called freak bills. There ~
some reason Ia the frst, mighty little
In the second and absolutely none In
al third. Laws OF this nature inter
fore with ones personal liberty, the
greatest boon OF every American citi'
zen
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04
Way MEN FAII

In an exhaustive statistical article
on the business failures OF the year
1904 In the United states, Bradstrects
furnishes some highly interesting IN.
formation as TO why men fail In husi.
ness. The conclusions reached are not
based ON hastily formed assumptions,
but are the result 0f palnsiaklng IN.
vestlgatlOB, running through many
years, BY the Bradatreet commercial
aRency
IL Is pointed out That IN the very
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04


New Mexico and Arizona will be sep
aratC tltos
Tho iatehood contest will end on
February z.
Ever hing comes 70 the man who
hustle while he waits
DELEGATES Rodey and Wilson are do.
ing good work az Washington.
Nearly every great achievement OF
humanity was evolved from a crankc
thtory
XII he food sufferers bills. Who
can decide who would be entitled 10
rellcf7
Important meeting OF taxpayers OF
this city this evening 10 discuss legia.
latlvo measures.
The traight and narrow path has
no ws' on either side. The traveller
must COX 10 his own course.
That California professor who Dc.
clarcs ne world Is eight million years
Old haa also liked the age Of the aver.
age Minstrel Joke.
Albuquerque IA the Ideal residence
city of New Mexico. u has an the
modern cOnvenlencas and the best cit.
mate n The world.
Roswell loses a good citizen and the
! territory one Of Ia brightest news.
papor edltors in the death OF A. "
NJ. Bear, OF the Record
The largest ferry boats Ii the United
States are those that ply between Oak
land and San Francisco, vita dinlng
room and other accommodations ano
seating leo persons.
There il no reason for the remOya
Of Thomas y. Catron from the terri
toriai council. except that he 10 an
enemy " Governor OterD. MT CatroI
had over I've hundred majority ant
was fairly elected.
Senator Fairbanks amendment I,
The Joint statehood bill sults every
body In New Mexico and Arizona
Ills amendment provides for Heparat'
state for these territories, and !
should pacs the senate.
D. Las Vegas Optic Ia assured tina
ThA Citizen IL making no mistake Il
demanding the fullest scrutiny OF sey
e.l bills before the legislature. Their
, d. easOn 10 believe that several thing
, 90. crooked a. Santa Re,
Tae Optic has this timely para
. .lanh: There Is aomothing decided
a.aormal about a normal university
IHa name OF the Institution her
should be changed by the legislator
tu AS Vegas normal school
The las Vegas Optic falsely state
! Hlt The Citizen charges GOverno
. OHro with having secured the pal
, SAGE Of the resolution Offering n
I ward OF se.s00 Cor the arrest and coi
ion Of the assassin OF Col1n'
: CHaves.
-enator Allison has served contin
lHsly IN congress for forty year
p .lls IA NOT the only respect In whic
4 hs record has been unsurpassed
A ho that Is generally recognized NJ
0uy In Iowa, but throughout the cou
IJg
Every ahsurdity has a champion
4. defend Il, for error Il always taikatiy
Those discussions make a large "a
u. lOf he intellectual history of mankin
:. AS a rule, the more absurd the err
> ihe more the volume OF argument
b. which Il n supported.
The commissioner OF patents h
rtnteFed a report 10 congress for Il
year ending December 81, 1908.
y shows the number OF patents TO ha
!, been 1889, and q surplus 90 receip
~ over expenditures OF $751; ,326 ~
haIance Is IN the treasury on accou
= of he patent fund Of t6,SGS.S6d.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04
pALEsrlNE.

when one thinks Of the great events
that are alleged 20 have taken place Ia
the Holy Land, the small dimensions
OF Palestine are almost startling. West
Of tho Jordan. where most OF the 'nis-
torlc events took place, there are only
$500 square miles, including all the
geographical divisions now called Pal.
estino. Including the land both east
and west OF the Jordan, the '9tal area
Is a,SiO square miles. The length OF
Palestine from north to south Is about
i50 miles II varies In breadth from
twonty.three TO eighty miles. Tae wan
behring's Of the NaEarene covered a
much smaller territory than this area.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04

Harrisburg. Pa, Jan. 3l'-'All or me
delegates are here for tho convention
10 be held IN st. stephens church THIS
evening for the election OF a bishop OF
the new Harrisburg diocese OF the
Protestant Episcopal church The can.
didates most prominently mentioned
for the blshOprio are the Rev Dr.
James ". Darlington. 81 broohyni the
Rev. Charles Q. slatterly, OF Faribault,
MINI, the Rev. Edward J. knight OF
Trenton. N. J.i the Rev, Or, Frederick
r. Davenport. Of Memphis, Tenn the
Rev DR.. Henry Lubeck, Of New York
city, and the Rev. william r. Faber,
Of Jockport, N, Y.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04
LOCATING ENGINEER JONES
MAS HERE FROM v

r. NJ. Jones. locating engineer
the Santa he, passed through che
this morning en- route TO his hom|
Las Vegas from kingman, Ariz
where he has been engaged wild
surveying party making surveys
proposed changes In the route onl
gIado Of the road. Around King
the country 10 very rough and
road Is very winding. Il IL the
pose OF the company to take as d
OF these links out as possible
changing the line Of the road an
lower the grade whore II IL pos
by the same means. This work
be doae all along the line and
the mileage saved by this meansI
the distance saved by the buildiu
the proposed cut-OI, the SAINTS
will soon have reduced its mlleae
such an extent that It viii he be
All competition between Chieago
the coast.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04
The eighteen horaemen Of Aibuquer

The eighteen horaemen Of Albuquer.
que who are Interested IA the promo
tlon OF the spring race meet are re-
quested 20 meet al Zeiger's Cafe this
evening at $3.50 o'clock. The purpose
a. this meeting IL the election OF Of
lcers and Il h Important that every
member be present. the horsemen
will meet IN the anti-room on the
main hall aud their meeting VIII NOT
conflict or interfere with tho meeting
20 bo held for the consideration OF the
dyke matter.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04

Clyde Gilbert and Louis A. Speaker.
two Of the expert bridge workers who
were injured by the c0liapsing OF the
false work OF the old Southern Pacific
bridge. over the Rio Grande, near the
amelter. Friday morning. were report
ed this noon by attaches OF Hotel Dieu
10 be 81 a critical condition. Sam
Thornton. the third victim OF that dis.
aster. Ia not seriously hurt.--El Paso
Herald.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04
Iron Mondays Daily CitizenJ
That dyke bin needs much amend

a
That dyke bill needs much amend
ing to be satisfactory TO the people
Den Scratic representatives are
cautioned 60 stay with whisky
straight al Santa Re.
Mormons never play poker. This
may account for the fact that they are
able TO support so many wives
While Russia Is fighting her own
people at home. Japan IL steadily in
creaslng her navy, and also engaged
la the formation OF a fifth army.
Mr.. NiedTinghaus, Of Missouri, 10
able 20 give expert testimony on the
proposition that there's many slip
twixt the cup and the lip.
The socOrrO ChieftRin. usually fair,
has dropped into the bad habit OF
erodlting clipped articles from The
Citizen 10 some other paper
The American shoe takes prefer
ence In Liberia over those Of England
and Germany. although the English
shoes are patterned after those Of
America.
Talking about digging 4O.mile in.
! teroceanic canal New York City Is
considering a 97-mile tunnel TO serve
/ rs an aqueduet but Is making on ape.
oial fuss about u.
We. Martin is the republican lead
or Ia the Legislature council. He Ia an
energetic worker for his constituents
and h In position on several OF the
most important committees.
Ann Arbor, Mich, gets its name
from Ann Allen, the wife OF the hrsl
settler In that region, tho pioneers
being in the habit OF referring 20 that
particular little hamlet as Anna's AT
Dor.
within a month the United states
viii assume the duties OF guardian
administrator, receiver and general
superintendent OF santo Domingo
That country has needed a trlI
through the bankruptcy court for
some time.
According 10 the report OF the sec
rotary OF the state board of charities
and corrections, out OF 30 counties II
Nebraska. 80 have jails without
single prisoner 20 enjoy their hospital
ity. and AZ county iailr have an aver
age OF only three inmates apiece.
Mexico Is making big strides In th'
manufacture Of goods for home con
sumption. such as shoes, cotton an'
wooden goods ana dynamite, None o
these are exported, a. bey bring bet
ter prices az home and are inferior 4
the goods manufactured In the Unite
J States.
The New York Commercial state
that within a very few years the for
J tune OF Jonn ID, Rockefeller. suppo.
ing Il 20 grow al rs present rate. wi
aggregate a billion dollars. His pre-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04

ont income Is estimated az six million
a month, and undoubtedly he IN the
rlchost man In the world.
About a million messages are sent
over the worlds telegraph lines every
twoniy.f0ur hours. According 10 some
returns recently issued. The number OF
tclegtlms dispatched In al countries
In ieUS reached the enormous total Of
l6t,siS47f. IL IL sixty years since
the fret telographic message was
sent ly the Morse system from Baltt
more 10 Warrington.
Of he g.20458i negroes Ia the
United States, Porto Rico and Hawaii,
nino.tcnths live In the south, "a per
cent work on 3,7t6 farms, and of these
farms ~ per cent are owned absolute.
~ by The negroes. Since 1890 negro
llilicracy has fallen from 81 10 ts.6
per cont There are 10000 coi0rcd
ministers. $1,000 carpenters. 10000
bnrbcrs. as many doctors, 10000
dressmakers. 1000 musicians and
1000 awyers In the territory men
TONED
Several pauers IN this territory per.
slst Co. asserting that Albuquerque has
no natural resources. This Ia bis
mlstaho. This city has th5 best CIV
mate 10 the United States. Il BE- the
healih.cst place Ia nc world li has
La productive valley There are gold
silver copper lead. coal and sulphur
minos n sight OF the city. Il ls tho
gcographical center OF future great
state The center or big wool traffic
u "a me railway center OF a rcrio.
larRcr han all New England. TIL,
city has q larger Wholesale and retail
trade han any other town Of rs size
10 tho United Stalea.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04
Z. Mnynard. I'D wateh Inspee

r. Y. Maynard. the watch inspector
AMI Jeweler, ON hia recent trip TO El
puso. got next 10 a number OF new
Jokes, and he Is telling a few OF the
best 10 bis friends here The story
he tells about the little boy whose
mamma tried 10 stop sucking his
thumb, the portly man and the equally
portly woman ls considered 30 far the
most iaughible one OF tho bunch.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04

The annual congregation and soclai
Of the Presbyterian church viii be
held at 7.3O tomorrow night az the
church
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-22
FASHIONS.

While fashions at a casual glance seem very
dressmakers have approved the ripple: skirt, )
excessively full at the bottom, sheath-like at
the top. The ''gigot' sleeve modified various
founded me
of and s:Directoire" begins is difficult to tell.
Of the popularity Of beautiful cloths that SILK
is the note of the season.
If an Empire coat is well interlined-soft
silk or MORE is practical CLOTH. Such
coats answer for several purposes and look
exceedingly well over the pretty taffeta gowns
and dressy, too, if one is shrewd enough to have
two bodtces for one skirt.
A plain waist with long nearly long sleeves
and more elaborate plain taffeta waist
may be turned into very pretty affair with
the handsome chemisettes and deep cuffs in
either lace or embroidery. Make this adaptable
gown Of black taffeta, il you would be modish
relief. 55t#
For distinction, nothing can better the "Rob
Roy" tanfetas, which are mainly used for waists,
although well handled they make no less desir
able costumes Rob Roy" simply means that
the check Is anywhere from quarter-tnch to
three-quarters. nything smaller is "out" Red
and black and black and white are the safest.
The brocade Innings for both long and short
pe e end
coat back to display them, as Is frequently seen
these sharp days in New York Heavy plain
satin Innings are almost as handsome.
In both MORE and taffeta there's new shade
produced by a black warp and deep red Eoof
that is delectable If not defnable. In re-
cent display Of Paris beauties. two three-qu
the MORE for cardinal. the taffeta for mahogany
whichever color one buys she will be Of
one Of the most beautiful things in the market.