Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-11-28
AN EXCEPTIONAL ATTRACTION.
A Fine Performance of "A Soldiers Daughter" at Neher's Opera
 House.

In these days of putrid French farce, of corrupt drama, and very bad number of two New York companies. 1t is a real pleasure to the thedter goer to see a performance that is well cos tuned, funny, without vulgarity, and as eXcellently entertaining as was the play, "A Soldiers Daughter" as ren- dered by The Jossey Stock Company at Neher's opera house last night.
 An audience which tested the capa- city of the pretty little theater greeted the company as the curtain went up on the first act of the play. On ac- count of the exceedingly low price of admission, there were some who came to scoff, others who were prepared to leave the house at the slightest sign of vulgarity and bad acting, but all remained till the end of the play to cheer and applaud the efforts of the actors and actresses in this very clever organization. Never in the history of Albuquerque has there been a per formance which gave such general satisfaction as the Jossey Stock Com pany last evening. The company is well balanced, composed of clever artists, and the specialties were new and entertaining. The star of the performance was Miss Bernice How ard, who played "Josephine" with consummate skill giving to the light and shade of the part a charming per sonality, and an artistic finish, which was very gratifying to the large audi ence. She was ably seconded by w. J. Jossev as ''Guilla, F. H. Stansfeld as "Pumperinchek," Justice Me Carthry as "Scalade." Dorothy Girad as ''Madelon," E. B. Wisistanley as "Rokit," and Arthur Vernee as the Duke" Miss Josephine Randall was clever as the "Marchioness," and in fact the show from start to finish is worthy of the highest praise.-Albu querque Citizen.
 Dake's opera house, commencing Monday, November 26. Prices, p, B and 50 cents.
 Monday, Nov. Sentence was pronounced in the following cases this morning.
 Hal Wiley, an Indian, grand lar ceny; two years in the penitentiary.
 Peter Canaho, an Indian, same of fense; two years.
 Sam Dennis, assault with a deadly weapon; fifteen months.
 Fred Gates, grand larceny; two years.
 Robert c. Miller, grand larceny; l fifteen months.
 Territory vs. James Flynn, assault to commit rape. On trial before the following jury: NJ. P. Lacy, Geo. Sutherland, E. J, Monroe w. S. Conner, F. w. Ullery, Ed. Peck, O. F. Mccain, J. J. Myers, l. w. YohO, J. R. Mcdonald, w. o. Harrell, I. T. Stoddard.
 Nov. 23.-Antone Pejk lacates Suli- van, Lone Pine No 3 and Last Chance mines in Verde dist.
 W O Troy locates Manila mine, White Picacho dist.
 J. L. Munds, sheriff, revokes the appointment of E. w. Ruffner, H Yeoman and G Doty as deputys.
 k B Gage, F M Murphy and H M Robinson file articles of incorporation of The Southwestern Development Co; capital S50,0OO.
 FEB Gage, F NJ Murphy and H NJ Robinson files articles of incorporation of Poland Mining Co Cap Sl, 100000.
 Ike Patrick files affidavit of Assm't work on Monte CristO and Home mines, Pine Grove dist.
 E D Treadwell and O NJ Nellis To- cate Olema, Alma, Nos 1 and ? and Treadwell mines Turkey dist.
 Same parties locate Fair View No ? and Swan No mines, Big Bug dist.
 OM NelIis and NJ Shelton locates Crystal Palace Nos ? 3 f , 567 s and 9 claims, Turkey Creek dist
 Samuel A Parke and wife to G Rhopeter deed, Sunlight mine Big Bug dist.
 Bashford- Burmister Co to Mary E Bashford, agreement, party wall be- tween lots and 9, Prescott.