The Albuquerque morning journal., 1882-12-08

of Pytbias in Armijo Hall next Thurs
day night bids fair to be moro success
full than any previously given.
A hotel is being built at Clear Creek
Canon, eight miles from WiIslow, by
Jones s. Gardner. This place will one
day become a very popular resort for
pleasure seekers.
Dodgers distributed about the streets
yesterday announced that Sanders
Cochran would deliver lecture in
Armijo Hall, Sunday, on the subject of
Temporal Salvation.
w. E. Talbot has purchased Houck's
ice and beer business in Albuquerque,
and hereafter Mr.. Houck will confine
his business to towns outside the CEN
trail city.
Father Gasparri was reported some
what improved yesterday by his at
tending physician. There is thought,
however, to be but little chance for his
recovery.
The Las Vegas Optic drops into
poetry" and illustrates it with patent
medicine cuts. The poet writes his
best original productions with a pair
of shears.
Emil Schleyer. saddler and carriage
trimmer Of Las Vegas, got up from his
bed few nights ago and walked away.
Since then he has not been heard from
and his friends think he has been muir
dered.
The ladies of the Episcopal church
have been organizing full church
choir which will furnish music at the
services tomorrow morning for the
Hrst time. 1t is made up of the very
best musical talent of the Episcopal
congregation.
A patient who was convalescing at
the Atlantic & Pacific Railroad hospi-
tai, managed to get up strength enough
yesterday to come down town and get
drunk He received his discharge pa
perS Immediately upon his return to
to the hospital.
Mr.. N. E. Peterson, of the Las We
gas Hot Springs, aud Miss Mamie F.
Hume, of Columbia, Mo-, were married
last Wednesday. The bride Is a
daughter of the late James r. Hume,
and sister of Mrs. John Pettijohn, OF
the Hot Springs.
Travelling theatrical companies are
becoming numerous, and if all visit Al
buquerque this winter who have
promised to do so. the city will be well
supplied with amusements during the
entire season. The need of a new
opera house is plainly seen.
JIM. Wheelock. the architect, yester-
day awarded a contract to Whitcomb
g. MedIer to erect a two-story brick
building on the lot east Of TorlIna's
store. The structure will cost $1,000.
The Knights of Pythias have leased
the upper story for three years.
The Ladies Guild Society is making
arrangements to have grand holiday
present table. The time and place of
the display cannot be stated now. but
those who contemplate purchasing
Christmas presents should wait until
they have seen the many beautiful
things the ladies have prepared ex-
pressly for presents.
NC oeieOlA1eu AollesS louie LOrG
and her company W.
week engagement
uo-;.- -y.-next Monday night
cured room ON Railroad
80 . they will build stage and sea-
-y.C, and open with the drama "Remem-
Der Me-" As the seats will be limited
secure them early. Reserved seats s.
at the post Office book store.
Cherokee is the name of a salooI
keeper at Ash Fork. He is probably
the first man on record who combine:
the whisky business with religion as a
paying investment. He has fitted up
a room in the rear of his saloon to bt
used for religious purposes and each
Sunday has minister there to preach
the gospel When the sermon gets ;
a little dry the congregation step into
the bar room and wet it down with the
ardent. The combination is said to
. work well for both the minister anC
saloon.
Early yesterday morning the watch
man at the depot went through one Of
the Mexican Central cars, which lay:
on a side track in the company's yards
and was in the act of taking possession
of several bundles of blankets which
had been left in the car by tramps
when he was interrupted by couple
of the fellows. He told them that il
they would leave town forthwith, they
would save themselves trouble. They
with several others, received his ad-
vice kindly and boarded the first train
for Ell Paso
LAguna Cattle.
Nolas Griegos was arrested at late
hour Wednesday night. at the instance