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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03
OPERA HOusH sOLn.


Otto DieekmasR Purchased tne auiidiRE
Ihia Morning.
THIS morning. directly in front OF the
court house ia old town, the Mcclure
opera house building on north Third
street WA SOLD by order OF A. j. Crgw
ford, special master, In accordance with q
published legal notice. ". :. knight, aus
lioneeT. officiating, There we're three
bidders Joseph BadATaccO started the
bidding by Offering $4,000 for the build
Ing. This was followed BY bid OF 80,
600 from Juan Psironcslli. Otto Dleck-
mann thsn raised thu latteg's bid 800,
and the aecti0nees analIy closed tbs bali
gain with Mr.. Dieckmann for o. loo. :,
Il is understood that Gsogre X Nsher.
wh0 announced the other dAy that he
vas the owner OF the opera house on &C
count OF the fact that he had purchased
q certain amount Of liens. was unable 10
attend the sails. being confined vi his
home, on north Second street, by Sc
we're attack Of rheumatism IL IL also
stated that the gentleman had no reprt
sentative As the sale, his attorney, A. h
AcAillen, having besn called 70 Santa
W on some important legal matters,
THIS Il one OF the closing chapters Ia
the opera house middle.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03


a. iphlA, where he will max, months
wa ~ hls u : hons
The sch,ol ~ Lone Monltaln. ".
dncisi ny Mis- ca o. Nth flu-ed II "
wiour term lad ge,k FrIoly Lac =
eutlitien, tuud. con. eiled shorten
OF the term Miss Chenowth viii o a
the PYRAMID school the ilrst week In , b
raary.
The old Ksgle plant h being pa, In
shape IN che baildins on Yankee sttpsf,
near HullaTd. Owned by Martin MabsL
Manager Williams expects 10 get out bis
fltst H. ne soon after March 1T. II IL un-
desstood that the new paper will b. .
ssFlot administration Organ In politics
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03
GOOD wOaAN GONE.
nrs. \. \. Iwiieheli 81 last Passes 10 Her
RsWaEd % Analhsf World.

nres n. n. IWtieheli 90 last Passes 10 Her
Reward In Analhsf World.
After 9 lingering illness. MFs X. X
rWitoheli died Mo- day 81 .. m says
the Las Vegas Optic Az the golden rsys
Of tbs setting sun soitened into twilight,
- the curtain Of tbs night began 70
shFoud mountain aad plata, the loving
Wits. the devoted mother, entered into
rest. 5lumbeEiag peacefully, surrounded
by her family, without awakening her
soul was called 70 the God sbs wor-
shipped and adored
The body was taken 10 g. Joseph, No ,
fOE inteTmsnt on No. Tuesday. accom-
paaiei by the beseAved husband aud son,
Mrp. ". A. Collins and MIS-. l.. Q. burns,
her mother and sister.
The burial services took place 10 81,
Joseph, only brief service being held q.
lhs residence at 4 o'clock. Rev. J. N. Kel-
loRg officiating, assisted by Rev Geo,
5elby the music beiPg rendered BY MIS-
x c. Rankin and Mrs. n. n. Whselock
the -, inns selected for the sad occasion
were Lead Kindly Light. aud "NeaTeE
Ny God 10 Thee" The pail bearers were
neasfs. Frank Springer. A. n. WhltmOIe,
Q. O. else. " r. GOFtner, Is. g. Murphy
and ID. T. Hoskins.
Margaret Olivia COllins. daughter oil
William II. and Annie Fisher Collins
was bora At 80 Joseph, No., On Noyem'
bsF. 49, 1885. Ga December .. 1885, shs
was married 10 Ralph EMERSON witch
Oh, now assistant solicitor for New Mex
,eO fOE the AlchisOn, TOPEKA " Santa ~
K hlway company, sud June 90. 1857
Waldo, their only child WAS bora. short
iy Attsr their marriage they took up lheif
residance Ia Santa NJ, where they -
mained until 1895, when tits city be
came their home. Prior % her Residence
here, she was a member OF the Methods
Episcopal church, south, but ioiued th
Methodist Episcopal church In thi
city.
The death OF Mrs Twltchell has cause,
= pail 10 overspread the entire comma
atty, Always tender and RifeetiOnate
uniformly cheerful and amiabie, she hl'
many warm personal friends. who ca
scarcely realize, even after her long sies
Of sickness. which had partly prepares
their minds for the inevitable, hat Sd
has gone. never more 90 return. Bile seC
with many d Gods choicest gifts, ali
mad that character, beauty and refine
msnt that made her the center OF u larg
circle OF atqaalnEAnces, and along witt
the shove qualities, she possessed a mod
est atshpliclty that attracted everyone I
her. caEsing Ell 10 admire and mAny /
love her dearly. The trials OF suffering
from tbs disease which proved fatal Onl
served 10 brighten the loneliness and un
selashness o her character and wha
heaven has gained the earth has lost.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03

Jacob 1ross. OF 81. Louis. Mo-, and A.
N. BLACKWELL and Il. W. Kelly, Of LIS We
gaa, members Of the big wholesale gro.
Gerry establishment OF Gross, Blackwell \
Co., are In the city to-day, and are 0usily
engaged In looking over the receipts and
disbursements OF their Albuquerque
house. which they dat satisfactory aud
on the right side OF the ledger.
Mr.. Kelly stated thai the business Of
the irm's Albuquerque house. under the
iadieiOua management OF &. H. Waugh,
was exceptionally good during the year
If 1899.
Mr. Bla"kweI volunteered the asaer
ton that AZ soc as the Santa FL railway
company had concluded ils decision az 10
certain important and needed improve.
msnts here, his arm would build a now
business building
Messrs GFoss, Blackwell and Kelly will
leave Tor Magdalena. 6ocnro county, T..
morrow morning. They are interested
IN business Ia that town
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03
TULAKOsA.

Fgom the Democrat
Praspectors are quite numerous Ia the
San Andfras.
s.W. Asher WAS here from the San An
dreas mining camp several days Tie Ia
developing claims thare which are show.
Ing up we'll.
Coal shipments from Captain last week
passing through here we're ~ followsi
Thursday. seventeen car loads; saturday,
eighteen; sunday, twenty-ons; bound Tor
Nj paso.
j.. v. Ormond passed through here from
RuidosO on his way 10 Alamogor,lo 90 ~.
tend the funeral Of his steDfathsr, who
died from the ell Tets OF an accident
caused by q car falling on him that he
was working on In ihe yards at Alamo
gordO last week
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03
RAILROAD oEEIoIAI.s
what Tbird viee ~, ssdsnt Barr ass 20
say Abo~t Improvements.

what Third yioe ~, ssdsnt Barr Has 70
say Abort Improvements.
Last night. vt $50 O'Clock, = special
train with N. Bar. third vice pTesi
dent; II. u. Mudgr, general mRnager;C
+. Resseguie, genefal superintendent; Z.
u. Sholes, superintendent Of telegraphy
Z. ". k0unt, car service superintendent;
] n. Hurley, division superintendent;
q H. Aver, assistant division supeTintsn
lent. aud ] A HARLAN, division sUnerin-
lsndent Of bridges and bridge building.
all prom lnent Santa IA railway officials,
arrived In the city from q tour south a.
Ter ~ nj Paso Ia special coaches Nos
2l7, 2l6 and q
A short tins after the arrival OF the
tran Gov E. B. Stoyer. Hon. II. b ferRu
son and THE CITIZEN representative
called on MessFs. Barr aud Nudge, aud
they we're invited 10 spend few hours AZ
the Commercial, club but declined. stat.
ing that they would DO busy until good
bedtime In looking over and examining
estimates for work and needed improve.
ments which W3uld be made on thu New
Mexico and 20 6rende divisions OF the
road
Later In the night. W. q. Navln. gen
ersl manager Of TIE Santa Ne Pacific and
southern California railways. With Gen
sfal Superintendent A q. Wells. Divia-
ion l.. l.. Hihbsrd and ", X, Hodges. the
general purchasing agent 81 the entire
system, arrived ia special coaches NOs.
100 ~ aud % from sue west. aud ,ined
lha other railway officials this morning
THE CITIZEN representative, according
10 promise snd Ia quest Of newe. called
II the train this morning at o'clock
aud fOnad Messrs. Barr, Nudge, NeviD
and Wells In an important conference
regeFding future railroad mattera
BoWeTer. at IL 80 O'Clock, the four gen
tlemen left the train and walked down
toward the railway shops, where thel
Looked over the ground for Increased yard
facilities.
On thu return Of tn gntlensn 20 thu
| train Ar Barr was seen BY The CITIZEN
representative and told that the people Of
Albuquerque we're NnxiOus 10 know wha'
they can expect from the Santa Ne rail-
way Ia the way OF new depot or com
bination depot and hotel
MF. Barr said "Ne have basn looking
over plans and specifications ASi ths es'
| Inmates, bat have not decided, hnAlly
when setion will be taken In connection
With a new depot hotel at this Point
The santa Re company will expend ~
! 100000 this year In improves, ents, and
| IL II q matter OF subsequent discussion
81 what points this money Will bs 81
pended"
'Wiil Albuquerque receive q new depot
this yeaTY' was asked.
Probably. hat | will not saY posi.
/ lively" remarked NJ. Barr 'fh!R mat
tsF will rest entirely with Precedent Rip
lev"
This Was Rb0ut all ~. Barr would ssy
regarding the contemplated and long
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03

that he and hts family are ve's p'tassnt.
I located on a farm u u''riy ser Just
outside of the cty hnd's ah within
aiteen minutes waik Of ~ % Nee.
ffom ali &C onnt. Ffed. / stusy' very
hmi ihs principles ~ 'm" We
n a1fe b. 81, tnp D. u "a On a
strict scientific ta w.
l. rrmts e ust 81 ui. VI rom
TIE rlt. lisnas juii yO,.v,et, % big
] b or hauling and delivering liy an
1900 pound boiler 10 T Mclaughlin
a. ran Pedro. The halle, IL Toe 'he ,nta
W Cooper mirios csmpapy. No. Trim.
ble is now bosily engaged In hauling the
elsc rio hoist maehlnsry Tor the Able.
marie people from Tb rnton station 10
the mill and mine noar Bland IN the G, :.
chiti district.
". A. Maxwell and Wife, and Fred B.
Ward aud wife, having broken up house.
keeping here, took rooms At s,nraa
European last night, where this morning
number Of friends called 10 bid them
good bye They left for Gallup on the
delayed limited passenger train this A.
tefnoon. After short stay In Gallup.
Mr. and Mrs Ward will 90 10 San Diego,
Cal where they will reside in the flu
ture.
Albert Faber, the well.knOwn carpet
dealer In the Grant bailding. called al
THE CITIZEN Office this morning on busi-
ness, aud in the conversation that fol
lowed stated that his business since the
opening n The new year has kept up
wonderfully we'll aud that he has no
rau = 10 complain. He Is constantly re-
,eiylng outside ofdrrs,
Thls morning several Mex can ranch
men. up Ia she Cochiti mountains, ar.
rlvc3 Ia the city with four dead bears
two full grown fellows aud tao cuts
They wsrs killed recently In She Cochi.i
mountains. schwarizmann n with. OF
she north Second street. meat market,
we're the LUCKY purchasers OF the bears.
NttAVu otttN AhH ntitth'u MNtNh
cl0shie', will leave 5 tuFday or sunday
night for Chicago. where he will pur-
chase his spring aue summer stock Of
goods Mr.. steEn's business has In.
creased 10 such an extent that he has
aided another clerk TO his force, and the
new addition Ia Charley Worries.
Conrad stumpi. who has charge OF toe
section gang on the Santa Ne Pacific
with headquarters at WinslOw, Is Ia tbs
city. and will remain until tomorrow
when he will return west. Mr. Slump
Ia real estate owner Of this city. Nj
has great faith ia the future Of Albu
querque
Hon. @. A. Richardson, OF Roswell. on
OF The best men and leading attorneys o
the territory, IA IN the city, o. legal mat
ters he served his county and distTle
10 a faithful aud able mannsE durinl
the session Of the last territorial council
Nelson J DemOrest. who has spent th
past few weefs ~ tbs city visiting hi
many friends. will return 10 his home II
Denver 10 night
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03
wErsEAsRAms.

Pretty Marriage ~ Residences of q. -.
Whitoomb Last Night
A very pretty wedding took place At
the home Of MT. and Mrs. c. d. Whit
comb last night, IN which Miss Ella
Abrams aud ERNEST Welse we're thu con
tractlDg parties. The solemnlE Ation OF
the marriage ceremony was performed at
. O'Clock by Rev Wilmer Jaggard. Of the
Lead avenue Methol church. Mies
Grsee Sherwood acted At bridesmaid, and
Thomas LaEleF bsst maa A, the con
elusion OF che cerem) ny the happy couple
aud guests we're invited into The dining
room, whore sumptu0us weddi * sup
per was served. FOlloging is list Of
thoas Ia attendance:
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Gray, Mr. aud MFs
Jack fennaaF, SIC aud Mrs William
Sweitz q. Sir. and Mrs. Frank nc, Mg
ia. Picard, Ms. TON LaWlef. Miss SheF-
wood, 9alesbnTg. H., Mr. August fen
naar, Port Jefvis. n. X Mr. Uhas. OFT,
Tucson, A. r.. DR.. T.. II Chamberlin, Mrs.
r. A. Gilbert. Mrs. psteT lsherw0od, Mrs.
"A. Holman, ar and Mrs hackett. San
hATesai.
List OF Presents.
Mr aud Mrr. Aaron Gray, solid silver
| olive l0Tk and dTagn work doiley; MI
aud Mrs FsnneT, silver brad tray Nc
aud Mrs. Nm BweilgsF, table linen; Mt.
and Mrs, frank INK silver not pick
Mr.. and Mrs. q u, whitcomb, silver tea
service; SIR. I'D. Plckafd, silver butter
dish; MF. Tom Lawier, silver meat fork;
Miss hattie Sherwood, silver egg heater
Mr.. sud Mrs. Peter lsheTwoOd, silver cake
knife; Mr.. August fenneT, table linen
Chas. OF, cut glass salt and pepper eel
lars; DR.. t. "A. Chamberlain, elegant
carving set; Mre +. A. Gilbert. bed eom
f0Tter; Mrs, J. "A Holman. table linen
WeinmAn n Lewlns0n. elegant pair hlAn
kets; Mr.. aud Mrs sid. hRckett, silver
celery dish.
The bride was lastefully dressed In
white Organdio and carried white oaTna'
| tioua
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03

ssnssti0nai teleRrsnls are telling sent
cut from Utica, n. Y. over thu elope.
ment Of Arthur X. Lee with his own
site. f,rmef Mics Jennie Brown, daugh.
a. ~ wealthy Chicago contractor.
Too much mother in.law separated ihe
6 upe. Mr. Lee closed W hir rsslefn
business siIsiFp and struck on New
MeHlcr. pu0,h ng cattle un hi- "a ca
ous from DemiBg ull last Ihc'mbes.
when . reconciliation vas Hecl'd be-
tween husband ana wife through ,he
instrums nsallty Of = mu,usl friend. An
elopement was plsnned and carried Gu,
successfully, notV outstanding the daugh.
GER was closely guard d BY het mother
who u M NJ her summer home neaF
Utica, MY
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03

Ed pIekarj, who WA at Bland on busi.
ness, has returned to the city
". y. powars, route agent OF the Wells.
Fargo Express compan' was o north
bound passenger lasl night
Hon. y. " Clancy, after stay OF sew.
ersl days at Santa Ne on legal matters,
returned to the city last night.
Harry Peers continues very III at the
residence OF GEORGE Champion. Mrs.
Champion h 81 close attendance upon
him day sad nigS
Attorneys Il 9 Fsrgasson. Nsill b.
Field. k " DCos0n aud Horton Moore
left this morning. for Santa We, where
they have business before the territorial
supreme court.
A, Il laudenslager, the CerrllleS miner
who was here on visit 10 his family.
returned to Cerfillos this morning he
left some samples OF ore on exhibition AZ
q Railroad avenue store
II. J.. schuman has had ruled, printed
aud bound ~ this oIiise daisy register
for the Hotel Highland. |, il probably
the best piecs Of work In the nature Of q
complete hotel register ever seen a this
city.
The Kl Paso News says that Col c. n.
hunt Is In that city again after a labor
ious trip through Mexico. lie was thirty
days aud nights on the train, bat his
purchases OF cattle fatty compensate bis
lsb0rs.
The social committee o. the C0ngrega
tlongl Christian kndeayor society are
preparing 20 give q social Ia the church
parlors on Nashingions birthday, The
committee thus notify you early 10 sou
will not make other plans.
va. Clouihier. senior member OF the
grocery arm Of ClouIhier y MeRas, Is
around receiving congratulations from
his many friends, Al $40 this morning
his estimable wife pressn ted him with 9
bouncing baby boy, and In honor Of the
event the happy father has presented
this Gu 80 with a box OF ane Havana
cigars
Harry Miles and wife. accompanied By
H.K Titus, left this morning tor santa
~. where they will visit the family ot
Judge McFle for few days, after witch
M and Mrs Miles. will continue 90 70
their home in' Wichita. Kansas, and Mr
Titus 10 Kausas Cily. Miss Carrie Titus
remains 10 shis city, Is the guest OF Mrs
o. 4, Brooks.
The poaition o. chief carver Al the sau
Jose Market, so long held BY ChaElsl
MslEgar, will hereafter BE- elled By ". D
ATlghi, Of Kansas CITY, aud who VA
formerly "a expert carver In the SwiiI
packing house.. Nc. hetEgar expects 4
gss away on hls long journey 10 tbs Phil
ippines tonight o. l0'm0rgOw evening.
Wofd has been received from y A.
Mssihes, who left this city about three
weeks ago for Kldorad0 Spring. No
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03

Sheriff Hubbell and his deputies have
been out after the thieves WhO atOle tho
horse aud saddle from VIM Farr's ranch
Monday night. but have not bes success
fnl In running them down. posse IN
still IN pursuit. One important capture
was made Ia arressing Sootsy SchOOiey.
who stole q valuable mare At Bland late.
". The mare was recovered and II now
In thu thefiii'a hands, While hunting
for the horse thieves the sheriff ald Dep
uty Newcomer caught Mr., scho0iey with
Is bunch OF 1865 sheep that be had pur.
lOined from Francisco Q. de Baca, Of BeT
nAlillo. Tho chances ara that BohOoley
was one OF the gang who operated al
Fairs. No effort will b. spared 70 Gap
lnrn them ALI
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03
ERoM o1LDEE DlsTaloT.

A Prominent Member 81 Industrial Com
Paay iu he Ci'y
Philip A. CANT bell. OF New York, IL
Tegistefed II Btufges' European. Mt.
Campbell II secretary, treasurer and gen
eral manager OF lhe Industrial Gold Pia-
cot Mining company. operating some
good placer claims In me Golden district
near CeFrilloe.
b Mr. Campbell has been az Golden for
the past three weeks. overseeing thu ship.
ping Ia OF couple VI cars OF machinery
and p.pa lines.
NJ. Campbell states that the company
hag sunk two We.se- lae a lowing we'll
$50 feet deep. and the other u we'll Of 600
feet wl.h The water standing within ten
fset Of the surface
A new cable 1870 feet long has been
purchased, says Mr. Campbell, for the
purpose OF sinking these gellr ~ q depth
% 1900 feet cash.
Tie company also intend 20 pat IN \
eOmplesa assay plant AT the works for the
purpose OF assaylug all kinds Of cement
and gravel.
we. awOrt. wall Known chemist
an 4 assayer OF Denver and who y expe
rlenced In mining machinery and con
dnetlng plants Tor miniag operations, II
now al Golden looking over tins pr0pst'
ties OF lhe Industrial company.
Mf. Campbsll will remein here until
sunday m0Tning. when he will telurn e
Golden aud personally superlnlend the
starting up RI the maehin.Ty for Testing
purposes before enlArglhg the plant
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03

Territory OF New Mexico,
County Ut Hefnalllio.
10 the District Court }
Nrttchcn Schuatcf
Va.
Ia schuslef, A.. gasa
Belle SchuateF w
Paul W. Schustcr,
stella SChnsier,
Notice Of suit 60 non resident
To Lilly schuster aud Belle Schustcr defend.
ants
You and each Of YOU are hereby notified that
the above entitled suit Il pending IN the said
court that TIE said Kctinn 10 ufuunh to obtain
adrcrrc authouKing the sale ut Your Interests
aud the intefcsts 81 the above named defend
ants. minors, iu aud 20 certain real estate, De.
serihed iu the complaint died Ia said cause as
lots number three tal and four ~ iu hlot !
number twelve (l2t OF the New Mexico Town
CompanY's original townsite Ot the town mos
cityl Of Albuquerque, in the county ui berna
ltiln aud territory ct New Mexico, a. the same
are known and designated on the plat of said
tuwusitc. filed in the Office OF thr probate clefh
and en-. Ofiicio recorder VI said county oi befnh
lllo, ou the sth Gay ei May, a u 1880 and
fof other relief, aud unless YOU enter your Ap
prarancc therein ON % before the bsh day o
March. a. ID 1900. decfce pro cpnfeaso viii
De- rendered against you and the plaintiff vii
apply 70 the said court. tor the relief demanded
in the said complaint
HARRY y. OwEN.
CLERK ui said Court.
X ". - bryan
Au0r1eW for Plaintiff,
Az 3quefgur, = NJ
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03
PfNos ALrOs.

From Slive; City Independent.
r a. Kinney IL late arrival from
Grass Valley, Gal he will b. employ "a
By The p. AG. N. company.
Wilbur. thellsilesono Of John Foley, hai
bsen quite sick thd past week. ~ has
been Sam, NJ 'eks' little CIR, Intz Thei
ere better NJ the present writing.
Mrs. J. n. WinslJw left for Fresno
Cal, last week for u visit with h't
parents and other relatives.
Fred. Golden, who has been running .
saw mill near this place, skipped tie
country the other y ana left numbef
Of creditors 10 mourn his departure. "a
Il aaid hs went to Ola Mexico.
W.R ce Ia. disposed Of his tonsorial
parlors 10 Aessr,. Carter aud Stone, 81
Texas Mr.. Rice will remain with the
new prOpFietOfs Tor lhe present.
Atiis last bushes meeting. the Y r.
Is. n. elected the following officer,
President, Miss May Webb; vice presl.
dent, Mrs Nnasell; recording secretary,
Miss Decker; corresponding secretary.
Miss Stella JACKSON; treasurer, Rus I'll
Davidson.
The birthday social last ruas 10y night
vas one o. Ihe incest social affairs ev'r
given In the city. The musical progFeln
was very doe. but Professor Dscker'i
band WAS easily the best festure oi ne
entire program. Miss Eva MsGregor. Of
the siivef City Normal, favored ths
audience with ber prize recitation and
Wa heartily applauded. All those pres
ent are a unit in agreeing that the even
ing WAS very pleasantly passed aud wish
they could 90 ottener. The next social
will ba held about February 18th ane
will Include al oyster supper.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03
slLvER oIFT

orm tho Independent,
Own h. lastiek. who has been asrlous-
IL ill with pneumonia the past week, IL
reported 10 BE- slowly improving.
Walter wilkinson IL around attending
10 business Aaain, having suti silently re-
covered from q severe attack Of pneu'
m0nia.
Married In this city, January 2i'l9OO,
Mra. Msrgaerlte Van Antwerp, OF Cher
Tyyale. Kas 10 MT. W, X. Wood, OF Fier
70, n. NJ, RsV. 7. ". Huston, officiating
NIB. walton. Of the Independent. left
Saturday evening ioT the east. he will
step over Ia Chicago on bis way " Phil-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03
THE nae MISsTRsLs
BnIy Ketuands. Harry Ridlsr sud Others
Last Night.

nily Kefuands Harry Ridlsr sud Others
Last Night.
Rlchafd n pfingle's aud RUSSO n Rol.
and's hg minstrel company appeared
ast night ~ 0rchsstrion hall, and made
tun for d large audience 10: several
hours.
The comic songs. SONS Of them old yet
good, took well with the people. while
everybody laughed aud laughed heartily
whenever Billy keraands, John Ruekef
asd Dick Thomas opened their huge
Jaws
The specis ties Of tbs show we're excep-
lionally good, especially Craig, who. ~ n
cOnt0Ftionist. has few II any equals 10
day before the public.
The slack wire walking by Allie Brown
gas indeed fne, while the roller skating
" Christian on such small stage was
par excellence.
The fun for the evening concluded
with the African absuFdity, "Darkt0wn
Is out TO night"
tbs company left for Santa Ma this
morning.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03
pAisFuLLY INsuRsp.
Colonel ABR ght Knocked Down by Z
Nteguus Hnrna

Colonel ABR Eht Knocked Down by =
Vicious Horse.
Col j. e.. Albright met with quite a
serious accident saturday evening.
Two horses hitched In front OF the
Mills building began 60 aght and q
looked like they intended TO tear tLlngs
np.
Colonel Albright went up to try and
separate them. 0ne OF the horses reared
up aud Knocked Albright down. aud the
wheels OF the vehicle passed over tae
bridge OF bis nose, producing q deep cut,
from which the bioof 4 wed and render
et the man insensiblF
]. A. Smith and others picked Albright,
np and phyaielan was called. who APP
Oiled resl0rasives and sticking plaster, -
8l Paso News. Jan 30.