Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-02-06
WlNSL0W wAIFS.
A Delightful Entertainment AMI How Wen
II was Appreciated.
INTERESTING TOPICS


such universal applause as the one that
was given here last Thursday tght under
auspices ot the locomotive bremen. The
nU-t favorable comment on II Il still
heard III all places. ani II - said 10 have
been the most successful event Of the
Kind ever given here. The audience wa-
large aud apptrciAtNe and there were
many rucufe- he hall Was beautifully
decorated With hAg- aud the various
culrtrd lanterns used 10y the bremen IN
their work. he scene presented WA n
beautiful Que, aud one that will live loLg
IN the minds Ut all who were present
he lirrmrt supplied every one prc-rni
with n buttoa.hulr bouquet aud this
a--t,trd materially IN giving festive
appeAfAnc" to The "a, thtung
lhr concert OPENED with selection
from Ia" Nln-l0W band Next VuAr.
ult, 'umpu-ri al M"~-t-. Voorhees,, ward.
low. French aud NOLAN -aug the famous
\rI"iltan -ouE "Jammr.' hey o..
rrnrd an enthusiastic encore and =,
-poui"i m singing "luWu the Ohlu
Mr. r. o.. French next sang -ulu.
When u" Heart /, Young, ~ an nj
unfhhlr mannrf H. e. Russell. ~ Tal.
lup followed with -nlu. which war
mghN appreciated aud he received All
rururr Nj aui Mr- r. Il. French then
sang duet i 1--we aud Love Thee
lh"n came - violin solo hN Joseph ktrnty
accompanied "a the plauuhy Mis-, nr, drn.
Mss hrttir Rupert, uf iAllup. sang n
-riu and wa- followed l., Charles \or.
h"''-, who sang the popular datkrN -ohg
'lr~ kalr j. coming Ia Town IT,"
ut"ruu- encore. 10 which he responded
hl singing "lluLr,, lHH~ lrr love Your
Mhmul the Vuartrttr assisting IN the
chorus Mt Russell hnd Mis-. Rupert
thru sang duet, Life Dream l. O'rt,
hub the, v,fr followed ~ Mrs. French
Shu -aug a -"l,rtlun irum the opera
Martha" Lang Nafilow sang datkry
-uug ali then H.. Russell gave horn.
pipe lance, Which was ,rry good The
concert closed with another selection
from ~" hand.
10" tail which followed the concert
va equality successful. lh"rr wer" about
l"' rrupI"- ~ the grand march, which
"t- lri 10y Jesse Treat ami Mis- Kate
'Ennu VA excellent lunch. ii sand
a t.sl... Il la 4
't"r of charge, The nrrmrn may we'll
feet proud ~ the -tIcrr-, VI their ruiraN
~. iut their concert aud hall Il the SUclal
r,rllt "t the -r,l-un III Wln-low.
N"tk was commenced Friday, break.
lug ground 'ur n nrw -chuOi house. which
l. tn hr built here. The building will br
u twn story brick and stone structure.
and viii coat about t,.oDo. There are Ia
l." four rmu~ and "A large hall upstairs.
Nhlrh can h" partlilunrd III into rW,Ius
WHENEVER All Increase III -chuol popula.
tl"u makes more space necessary klch.
ard Virgins has the contract for the
Nurk aud H. llarlu~riI has n sub contract
he plans and specifications Tor IA"
building were male 10y j. \. duncan IT
tins clty. The acceptance ~ Duncan'-
plans aud specifications aud the letting
ul the contract Developed one of the bit
t"rr~t Npuahnl"S that l,' ever been wit.
messed III thl+ community. The school
'rlI-tr,'~, Henry lleiie j. \. NOOd and Dr.
Dryden, advertised tor plans and sI"'clti.
cations for the school aud received a
number Ot answers from architects IN
Prescott albuquerque and other places.
hey decided, however, Ia accept plans
uuIir 10y the home man, Mr.. duncan
lii- were advertised Tor on the.4, plans
Hni Al the meeting held Tor the purpose
uf uI~ulng the bids, one biz WA recrN vi
from Mr Nlggin~ AMI alSO cnmmuuica
Ben Rurk, other contractors and build.
e.. hr trustees. huwrNrr, held that the
order oi hlSinrss for which the meeting
VA, called was opening bids and not rr-
crlNlug communications. ~ the com.
munlraiion wa- laid aside unread. Wig.
gins hld wd- then accepted 10y the tru4.
tees
In their communication, the other ron.
tractors sci forth that the plans Of Mr.,
duncan ARE incomplete, and that they
could not make All intelligent bid based
nu them After the bid was let Ia Wig
gins. the other contractors began All agi.
tatlun against the trustees They chafg.
III that the trustees Il vi failed 10 comply
with the law IN that they had not sub
United the plans Ia the tax payers before
accepting them.
They al-u charged that after receiving
plans from other architects the trustees
asked duncan 10 draw up some plans
containing the good points found In the
ri iu~ Of the other architects.
The trustees then called puhlic meet.
ing where the people could express
Themselves on their dolng-, and here they
received an endorsement resolution,
endorsing the action ~ the trustees IN
every particular was adopted by II vote
"t 'ii trN The opposition charges that
n gag rule was IN vogue, and that they
~"r" not permitted I" make and explain
their charges,
MI u, " curtis Il sick aud confined
Ia her bed. Her many friends have
strong hopes that she will -.on he enjoy
lng goOi health again.
", Il kunkle, who has held the pO-i.
ton Of manager If the Harvey hou-e ior
III" past seven years, Was yesterday trans
frfIrd Ia Williams, Mr., kunkle has
made hest of friends during his stay IN
Nlnslow, who deeply regret hls drI'Ar'
1 ture II, Beztlnau succeeds Mr. kuukl"