Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-11-05

A Mexican team, from the suburbs
OF old town, visited the city this
morning. and on west Copper avenue
took notion In their heads 70 run
away, which they did in the most ap.
proved fashion. Capt. VIM. CoullOdon
aud Caesar Grande were standing in
front OF Kuhn's blacksmith shop talking
politics, when the runaway team lowered
IN sight, at lively rate OF speed, and the
two gentlemen could not move out OF
their reach. Mr.. CCullOdOn was knocked
down and pretty badly bruised abont the
back, while MIR. Grande also received q
few bruises.
There was a serious stabblng ARRAY et
Alameda last night aud the victim,
fatally wounded. DR.. j, Il. PeaTce went
out 70 Alameda TO day 10 treat the in-
juTed man. The name OF the party who
used the knife has not been learned and
the particulars OF the hffrRy are yet very
scant Az usual, however, native wine
was largely responsible for the deed.
There Ia a movement on foot 10 organ
ize society OF Rough Riders in this
city, which Is meeting with great sue
cess. A meeting will be held soon at
which the idea will be acted upon.
should the Rough Riders Of other New
Mexico cities also organize great good
might be accomplished for the territory.
At the children's fancy dress ball, TO
be given by the ladies OF the Temple
Albert on Saturday, November 10, from
1880 TO $3.50, several amusing and attrac.
tive features will be presented beside the
prlze 10 be given TO tho child holding the
prize winning number. Eyerychild will
receive a number free.
At the meeting OF the Public Library
association, held this morning, il was De.
clded TO give a progressive euehfe party
at the San Felipe hotel In the early
part OF December. Competent commit
lees were appointed for the various de-
tails OF the entertainment, which already
insure its success.
The second night, November l6, 1898.
OF the Temple Albert Bazaar, decided
and new feature will be introduced; I;
ejlored talent has been secured 20 sing
and dance. The ladies OF the Bazaar
have spared no expense aud trouble 10
make the Bazaar great success.
The attention Of the public Ia called to
Christian citizenship meeting at the
Congregational church tomorrow at
1880 p. IN. The pastor will speak on
"fhe Dnty OF Christian Voters This
Week A cordial welcome to all.
j. G. Spears, who was at Bland trying
TO induce the miners OF the COehiti dis
trict TO vote the sOreheAd ticket-a ticket
against their interests In every respect
was here last night, and continued west
10 Gallup.
V. s. Miera. the Cuba stock raiser aud
buyer, Is again in the city. He ls the
brother OF x. A. Miera, who Is the p0pu-
lar republican candidate for county com
missioner Tor the First district.
Thos Bates, the well.knOwn Chicago
tailor, who will take measures for suits
at Simon Stern's for the next few days,
arrived last hight and IL registered at
Sturges' European.
The Yarrell and Taylor bicycle wheels,
which were taken from the vicinity OF
OrehestrlOn hall night before last, have
been returned.
The ladies OF tie ". X. c. will give an
oyster supper Monday night, November 7,
In the new ScOttl building on First
street.
The finest photos ever made in the city,
at reduced rates, at the Albuquerque Art
ParlOrs, ll3 north Third street.
Life Ia a constant battle, made easier
by using CerrillOs hard aud soft coal,
Sold by Hahn & Co,
First-class furnished rooms for rent.
Inquire OF Mrs. Brunswick, upstairs over
the pOstodice