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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1906-11-08
Local News Notes.

Alderman G. Wash. Bolster, of the old
t'bioody" Third ward, who has figured
as a hero in the war Of the rebellion,
has been one OF the most noted clowns
in Barnum's circus years ago, was an
original towns site boomer of the coming
city of Midland sixteen years ago, where
he stood off the Big Foot band of hos
tile Sioux single handed, and has won a
reputation as tanner of the wild buff
falo wolf and other ferocious animals,
went against a hard proposition Hal
ioeen night. He was laying for mis-
chievious kids who had planned to make
a fool OF his properly Oh East Dakota
avenue. The alderman posted himself
in IA convenient corner of his premises,
with shotgun, loaded, not with grape
and canister, as in army days, but with
common salt, at a cent pound. He
finally realized that some one was
monkeying with his goods and chattels,
and getting sight over the gun barrel
turned loose the barrel of salt he had
loaded over the big charge of gun
powder. A howl of pain went up from
the person in range, aud the alderman
discovered that he had trained his bat
terry on one of the special police he had
helped appoint to preserve the peace in
the vicinity of the alderman's premises
When the Hon. &. Wash. saw the spec
al policeman scurrying for cover, hold
ing his hands over his extremities and
making remarks that should never be
repeated in a Sunday school, he realized
that while his aim had been as true as
in the days when he was sharp shooter
in the great conflict, he had sailed the
wrong game. Explanations have since
been made, and the special policeman
who prefers to not have his name
mentioned, says he is convinced that i,
was mistake entirely of the heart, but
not OF the aim, OF the alderman from
the Third. Alderman Bolster still
claims, and with good reason, that he
has not lost his eyesight, and can still
sim gun and discharge it with as great
an accuracy as be did forty-tive years
ago, when he potted rebels dowI
south. Next Haiioeen night, yoai
hence, special policemen and kids wiz
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1906-11-08

iron, aid capable of withstanding any
knocks. Each of these plates is three
inches in thickness. They are manu-.
featured in the city, and can be laid in
the winter as we'll as in warm weather.
The blocks make a good looking walk
aud would be good enough for wear on
State street, Chicago.
Baptist church: D. G. Smith, minis
ter Sunday morning service, lo45;
sermon on BLESSINGS from Heaven
Sunday school. IL O'clock; Is. Y z, U.
meeting, $40 subject, Sources of
Strength Tuesday evening, Christian
Culture class, 1870; Thursday eveninr
prayer meeting, 7:3O. "Whosoever will
may come"
D. w. March is remodeling his resi-
dence on Grand avenue, by raising it
one story and making it more modern
in appearance. a good force of car.
penters are rushing the work OH the
building to get it enclosed before cold
weather sets in
Grindstone Bee: Frank Craig. AL
bright's heavyweight traveller, was here
Tuesday He succeeded in selling the
mayor one more thousand campaign
torch cigars and was run, out of town.
w. l.. Skunk, who has been steadily
growing worse for some time has
gone to Texas in the hope that {
warmer climate may benefit him.
Hugh Mcclure, of Fort Pierre, ha.
taken the position of engineer at tn,
Indian school, and has charge of tn,
lighting liant.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1906-11-08
City Council.

City Council.
The meeting of the city council Mon
day night resulted in decision to put |
in an incandescent light plant for the
city as soon as it can be done. Mayor
Albright, Aldermen Glow and Green
Ough were designated committee to
purchase and install the plant, and the
city is to stand the expenses CT the
same, not to go over $4,000 for the first
! cost. This action was taken after a
long debate, but the best Judgment of
| the tax payers Of the city will no doubt
approve the action.
Il. b. Thayer, city attorney, not hav.
ing been in Pierre for a month or more,
and not looking after the duties OF his
office, the position was declared vacant
and John A. Holmes was nominated
and approved as the new city attorney.
1t is said Mr.. Thayer is now in Sioux
City, and no one seems to know when
he will return.
The city engineer, Mr.. Matner, gave
the council a lot OF valuable informa
tion Oh grades and sewerage.
The Enclid avenue grade matter
again came up, and after an acrimoni-
Gus talk INDUCED by nearly all the
aldermen present it was voted, four to
| three, to expunge all referance to this
I matter in the records of the last meet
ling of the council Alderman Green
4 ough asked to be excused from voting
Contractor bryan is still unpaid for
his work on this street, and charges OF
graft are still rampant. This deal
shOnld be sef.led somehow, and the
contractor get what is honestly due him.
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-31
THE BOHEMIAN COLONY

Max Kircnman. OF socorro. promo.
Ter OF the Bohemian colony near that
city. arrived In Santa Be Thursday
evening from Socorro he stopped
over in that city 10 see superintendent
- o Buuum, OF the territorial poni.
Tertiary. ou business Mr. kifcbiuun
ls very sanguiue concerning the pros.
poets OF the bohemian colony which
be- is endoayorlny 90 institute In the
5Ocorro valley he o. making ar
engagements wi the Santa Re rail-
way system run an excursion train
containing several hundred OF his
couuirymen to socOrro on May l.
These people viii look over the val
lcy and examine the project of Mr.
Kirchman. and 10 pleased will settle
there.
Mr. Klrchmau states that his plans
are getting on nicely and that DO bee
iieYcs they VIII bo successful TIE hrs
been ln so. Louis for "a few days en-
dCay0rlug go ARRANGE Tor The purchase
Z the BILLINGS smoltor, which has
been idle at HncOrro for n number on
years, 90 "a local company Tor the pur
pose of re0pcnlug Che same and work.
ing o. There arc some difficulties n
Iho way of successful completion ~
ibis project boz there are hopes that
these win be- Strengthened cut with
TN heln oi Mg. Bursum He feels
very good and says that during Dts
recent eastern visit be- found that
NcW Nczico was being talked about
ly many people and that many Dol.
tending immigrants are looking CD
coming t0 cine territory.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-31
=NEW YORK FASHION LETTER

New York March 24-Whnt shall
! gee for n new spring coatf Usually
this Or the fret article bought m zee
plcnlghlng The spring wardrobe. aud
10 becomes an important question tO
the woman who ls compelled to cone
slider a thin purse A great deal of
money goes into n cont, aud ii limited
90 bat one. that ono muft De- uf such
material, color and style that 30 will
serve many purposes. 10 must be- rich
enough 90 wear with the SILK drol8
ou cool days iu summer. &c must be-
sCrviCeahio enough for hard usage
ALSO 10 must be- of % color that Will
$50 with ON odd skirts aud light SUM
NOR dresses and the style must not
only conform to those prevailing but
suit che ngurc-thrCo requisites not
always found in tho same coat
The cloths used for these Jackets
are many but covert which should
De- of au excellent quality Co be
stylish. hroadcl0ih and an the Grim
fmoothiaCod cloths, and silk are the
fuyuritCa. although n number of rough
faced clOtts such aB sorges are shown
but Tor an "nllHcryicc' coat SILK or
bruadci0th ls preferable.
Black is tho most aervicoallc color.
bat aftor the black and heavy jacket
~ the winter many women will
choose mode or tan, which next go
black are the two most useful shades.
As has been ALREADY stated in pre-
Vluus lctfSrs the Elton viii roign SUE
preme bet th' Pony jacket b. a
close second. Now as many win lJl-
low tho vogue of having their street
costume made with an EtOn the aop-
afafo Jacket would better be- made in
the short loose buX-co style known
as The Pony" coat A smart example
of the latter mode was made OF cove
err cloth In gun metal grey. q fnvorlto
color this spring. topped with a deep
fancy collar, and reversed Guns finish
the short sleeves
ln The matter of sleeves the ta.iors
ten me that all cont sleeves should
have a s,lnCning at the top. with
rulhCs 0r capea of silk or crInoiine
laid Iu between the lining and the lup
The sleeves OF the covert coat have
long sleeves and. to bo completely
satisfactory should boz son enough so
the blouse sleeves beneath win NOT hc
crushed while Instead of straps. the
seem saro decorated with sOutachc
braid. "a few are double stitched.
For tho suit with a long skirt tho
redinTotc Vs. The preferred style but
fSr the morning suit and che short
skirt and hip-lOngth. soml- fttinr coat
o. the moro popular mode.
40 recent exhibition re- number ot
black SIX Etuns were shown This
model has held Co.'S own as has no
other design, and 10 an extra droBsy
little coat can bc Afforded. black
silk Eton "a n good investment as a.
may he worn on almost an occasions
ana with an costumes. giving just
that touch of being dressed up"
A pretty little Etor ~ this dlscrip-
ton was made Oi black silk lou.sino
of "a heavy nunllth trimmed with D.ack
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-31
FORCE At SAN DEMANDING
MAY &c CUT down

According 10 the statement Of rail-
road officials in this city who are la
position Co know. the bonus" gys.
tenn being Installed IN the Santa 30
shops may Doe responsible for "a but.
ting down Of the force OF mechanics
in the local shops says the San Der.
narilno TImos-lndoV
"Tho bonus system has brought
ahuut what Che onCera of the road
term better service in the Alhuuuer
que shops" said an OihCial. "nni
ihoueh Dc is "a very slight improve.
ment over the old piece aygtom, &C
holds ont extra pay Tor the rapid
workman. aud Etll provides that tho
slow. though FIRST class workman shall
receive "a regular scale OF wages Thus
the approval Of the employer D. gain.
ga aud q better service secured for
The road.
lt has also played havoc with mo
employees some of them, and many
are working uut uf "a job. 10 Ia said
that under tilf system seven men
can DO the work 70 oight under tho
old system. and % o. believed that 'he
local force viii bee cut down m that
ratio when thc system % bon iuli
swing
% 10 reported that the bonus sys
tenn has worked che same e6ect ln
nearly Overy shop in which q has
been installed and the main official
who iusialls and puts the eyslom on
a working basis receives a salary aH
large aa that OF lifo Insurance pres.
idont.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-31
MADE A FORTUNE IN
TIE PEcoB VALLEY.

George w. Medley and family look
their final departure from HOsWe.l.
ihe other night and before going Mr
Medley made some interesting aIHie-
menta 90 iho Roswell Record that go
TO Show that an Investment ln tho
Pecos valley o. worth while iio
said
-Four years ago. last November
25th, I bought the farm east Df town,
consisting ~ 300 acres. that Wn have
made our home f0r $4,000 ny ths
recent sale Co MF owens + Disposed
of t at q price of fl0l.n1D ont of
which ] pay $4,000 commission to the
reel estate man. Thus. BOO four years.
I have more chan doubled my mgHnF
. gave ml farm and $4,000 cash f0r
q ranch of 1880 acres ln tho Pan
handle"
From hero. Mm Medley and nay
Hef $50 io Dallas fo attend Che stools
mems convention. ana from there VIII
30 10 our ranch aud future home. ncar
Valentine Tex My daughters. tNCo
and Myrtle. go directly to Our new
home. My other daughter. Pearl. and
Miss leila Wilson who has been
mailing beg home With ua rD i0 the
Glendale 8auIiar.um at Glendale.
Cal
"Wo rarret gerry much 30 leave
Roswell, for We are in love with The
c0uniry and iia people, bui our cate
iio Interests are largely in Toxas.
nov and in order to set affairs Gene
trallHod We must leave
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-31
PLANTING POTATOES m
SAN JUAN COUNTY

The indications are that there will
3n D large acreage OF potatoes planted
DO th.r county this spring says the
Farmluginp Tlmes.llustler u mas
been demonstrated that pOtaioes OF "a
hnn quality can hc raised here af d
good proht hoy Cooper already haa
Eve acres planted and will plaat hye
acres more
Fd C0rslna will plant i've acres and
several oiher parties will put in from
one 90 fyo acres The advent 0f the
railroad o. likely 90 make this a great
potato shipping point Those who
nave been raising POTATOES have re-
allied from $3.50 to 81 per 100 pounds
for their products and tho heavy yioiu
that has been realized. many potatoes
weighing from two t0 thrco and One
half pounds each, has made tho in.
duaify very profitable.
or course. as long as wo have to
maui che product sikty miles t1 Che
railroad. iho Industry was necessarily
confined tp what could be consumed
ai homo. hut abe railroad has brought
change for the better ln this mat.
Ter
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-31
oREATUsr OSTRICH Farm
LOCATED m ARIZONA.

Governor kibhoy predicts thhi With.
ln nta years cattle viii have givon
away entirely to oHirlcha ON The a.
mlfa ranches of Arizona. The lar
Ffat ostrich farm n America is io.
Gated ten miles from Phoenix ~
contains more then 100 full grown
birds Tho feathers from them yield
annually $4,000. n ia claimed that
The plum7go lH more beautiful than
that OF the birds raised in South A.
rlcn Ostrich growers estimate their
chicks ng being worth 800 nt six
months old, $50 at one year $500 to
$3.50 at Two years. and $500 90 $3.50 at
three years. while at four years of
ago. when they begin 20 breed. they
are valued AZ $500 a pair and up-
wards. There are pain Of Ostrichos
10 the salt river valley that $500
would not buy.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-31

soutuche braid. 10 was a close fitting
model laid On three side tucks from
shoulder 10 waist, back aud front The
'act-ln' vest OF embroidered white
SILK decorated with small. white sout-
ache buttons aud black s0utache braid
outlined the outer edge uf the coat.
The pun sleeves were drawn ln ut the
elbow hy means of tucks under "a baud
% white silk and braid. For wear
with the fashionable white and black
aud grey and black sinks iu pin stripes
and ine checks these coats are very
effective.
Another version of the Ej0n was of
black tnHetn which was novelty
from having lis fullnOss at the waist
shaped hy a box palit and was pro-
yldcd with two sets of collar and Gun
pieces. one SET in black ana the other
Ia whlio lingerie.
ono of the nsw features Of the
spring fashions IS the combining of
Jackets and skirts of different color
and texture for street suits. and some
stunning effects are accomplished by
this method. These suits are hy mo-
means picked up here and there. but
they come as suit pieces and harmon
izo to q nicely both I'M colorH and
pattern. A chic suit Of this order had
Toe skirt made OF grey plaid with an
over plaid OF tan in three piece skirt
front and sides In one ploco and o.
straight fored back. while The close
sitting Elton which had "a decided bas-
quo-llke front was OF tan covert cloth
A second model was developed in
grey and blue plaid mohair showing
@ touch of red hy a fifteen g1red
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-31

with herl; which calls 10 mind that
lining goods and braided clarot straw
belong tO thls assortment which as
vets allowed by law.
just now ta but o. con of wire
and Geo. and phony gems ana CLASSY
grapes OF Alice blue that rattle on
their stems; ana as an Indication that
it's being planned with care you'll
hnd elastic whalebouo sticks aud
pastOhoard also there.
just now t's bat "a coil of wire-und
q Wild. harharic heap of other objects.
coarse and fac. some costly and some
cheap u looks o. iackdnws treasure
hoard, but you mustn't go PSI THAT
when Myrtle gets through with Do.
why twill BE- her Easter hat
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-31

Princess model a smor, iitlc Eton
OF dark blue tunOta had a vest and
rolled collar of rcd cloth. and was
decorated un each side uf the vest
With three applique ornaments of blue
allk aouinchc.
The fulncas of the waist was drawn
into tiny tucks as was also the bottom
Of me pun sleeves OF the waist under
a eilk cum from which extended at the
elbow q plated frll
Black hroadcioth was used for o.
second Eton Jacket made ON the
plainea lines and trimmed boz black
souiachc ~ was worn with n skirt
having q rather large grey and black
check with n mover check of white
made after one of the new circular
models
Later on On the season there viii
De numbers of pretty little Etous and
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-31

Do Of the same material az the skirt
but are most effective made of silk
and worn with scporato skirts. one
mode was of grey checked tahoia
made with The nov pointed nlrdle
princess skirt Tho cape had a loose
body piece laid ln tuckB over tho
shoulders, o. plain silk collar with
fancy turn over points forming q v
mock. and ruyCrs of fancy material
The tucked sleeves were practically
large capo8 over che arms to thC ol-
howg-honre the name. Another mode
lot development was shown where the
holero fronts and back falls from a
round lace yoke with tab front aud
cape sleeves. Tho skirt was made
from grey novelty guiting, aud the
cape from black ugngcC and lace.
Many little hch yes viii bo worn
made of cloth SIR. chiffon and lace.
handy l'ttio affairs that give ius. the
right amount OF warmth Tor summer
evenings.
Women who go ln for g0lf. cricket
tennis and al outdoor sports win Doe
charmed with new model ln the
shirt waist line. 20 Do called iho Eng
fish blouse shirt, and boz that country
"NNNNN NMH'.. WIN W|NNM WIN
sporting dresses travelling possibly
and with fatigue" gowns lt ls nj
plain shirt cut on exactly the same
lines as mans ncgligoe shirt, with a
straight sleeve and a turned over COLI
lar The skirt BE- fastened with % chic
pocket over the lcft breast. and hangs
straight from the shoulders aud with
uut waist gathers These blouse shirts
are just the thing for business wO-
men and with a mohair skirt made IN
madras. wash sink, in stripes hair
lines OF hno checks the best OF style.
its trimnoss, lts sensible medium
sized sleeves made 60 just the thing
for tie tailored suit one Of lts at
fractions ls che attached collar.
comfort in summer.
Wraps run to the empire and di-
roctolro styles a long and very mll
wrap was developed from green cloth.
Thore were Eve three inch tucks A.
the foot. the top of green velvet
formed % short waistoi Goa. and ruff
lies of chiffon were set down the
front Another of these Ions wraps
was made from "prunC 90 Naag81ur"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-31

The remarkable recovery of Kenneth
Mclvcr of NancebOro. No. On tho sub.
icci of much Interest 20 the medical
fraternity and % Wide circle 81 friends
Ng raya 90 his ease. "OWluH fo severe
Inflammation of che throat AVID con.
session ot tbo LUNGS three doctor8
gave me un to dc. when. aa "a lasf ro.
New Discovery and I am happy 90 say,
70 saved ms Nlo' Cures the worst
coughs and colds. bronchitis. tonsilL
iia. weak lungs. hoarscucGH and IA
erppe Guaranteed at an drug stores
zoe and $500. TRIAL luiilo free.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-31
DEVELOPING THE "TEN
SPOT" NEAR PRESCOTT

Major irckcruil. who has charge OF
ne development work on The senator
gruup ~ mines near Prescott. On iu
tho city, says the Prescott Courier Go
says that hc had fho Bhht on tho
Ten Spot down 500 feet. the work.
ors Boz the shan could hear the Ola
moud drills working up from the tun.
mol below, the distance 90 bee made for
The connection was less than 100 foot
fhCn 'hc rain came. the holes along
the "ren Spot filled up with water,
thls water found its way to the shaft
and nllod % go a depth of 1875 feet.
Ho started 20 take the water cut ay
buckets. ut made little impression
on o. This mlahup will delay mat.
torg ahout "a month
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-31
THE

Just nov N's bat q coil Of wire,
some buckum and some tulle. o scrap
OF amber velvet OF thread a lonesome
spool and don't forget 90 add 10 this
some crimson yiolots 90 bunch OF
them for trimming iU. or oiso pink
fnignOncttes
iust now lta bat a coil of wlrc--aud
the other things described. although "a
how of purple silk hy Fashions not
prescribed. Nor buckle of some
shiny stun and a pnroqucts bronze
wing. since 500 90 them viii play O.
part in making up the thlug.
JUST now lts bat n ooll of wlre-and
perhap1 "a mn ~ ur lhecauso there
Do uo to'llne what won't mako "a Bile
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-31
AUTO PLuNGEs OVER A
NEW MEXICO pnEC!plCE

A. a result ~ an automobile acct
dent while iournoying overland from
Colorado cts Jo santa Be- n NJ. ST.
ana Mrs J. ~ willis. OF New York
city are nursing severe Injuries In
che Palace hotel az Santa Fe
Tho accident happened aa they we're
leaving Ration On their auto The ma.
chine plunged over o. small procipice
and foll nhuut twenty feet into an
arroyo Mr Wills lost slx front teeth
ana was severely bruised about the
face and body Mrs Wills was alsu
severely injured although not aerl.
uusly They are cn route iu Callinr
MIA but vii leave The auto ai Santa
Be-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-31
NURSE coNFEssEs TO
MURpERlNo PATIENT.

A dispatch from Phoenix. dated
March 22d. sayu The cornnors jury
which Investigated the death of saluo
Jones. an Inmate OF tho Insane asylum
stating that the deceased camo Go her
Joining. administered hv Halle iouks,
au attendant The Attendant was ar
rested and. was arraigned today Her
ARREST wae ordered boy the district at
tornoy on the strength OF a signed
statement, which ne claims she made,
saying that she held the deceased
down upon q bunk in the cell and
stuffed fut mouth full Of rags satur-
.ated wltA turpcutino. u o. also as
serted that turpontlne was poured Ia
The woman's mouth.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-31
WILL TOUR ALASKA ON
EXTENDED TRip.

Mrs Mary ~ Taylor. a Groa' Bar.
rlngion. Mass. left vi pasn the other
evening Tor Mosllla Park, ~ NJ. whoie
sno will visit ~ior Edwards. whose
wlfo ls O. sister OF b. a. C0ngor for
mor ambassador 90 Mexico.
When she returns a. El Paao she
will leave for an extended tour uf
MEXICO and California, leaving then
rr Alaska She Will continue her
tour Cor more than a year.
Mrs Taylors second husband who
has been dead for some time. was a
prominent banker OF Massachusetts
Before marrying hhd she was the
widow Of the late Josiah Quincy.
mayor ol Boston Her brother. Dr.
Lane. d. one of the greatest New
England authorities ON tuberculosis