Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-10-17
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

This evening the regular semi
monthly dance will be held at the
Commercial club.
b. q. Wilson and wife. after q shori
stay in Santa Fe. where they had the
pleasure of meeting Colorado friends
returned to the city last night.
Col. John s. Clark. who IL here to
attend the meeting OF the Shriners
says that the upper counties are ali
right with a little energetic work on
the part OF the republican central com
mittee. He has no fear OF San Ali
guel county for the republican ticket
and would like to see the majority
away up into the hundreds.
Attorney T. N. wilkerson, who was
at Solomonville, A. Il, to represent
Red" Pipkin on the charge of horse
stealing. returned this morning. When
he left Solomonville the jury In the
case had then been out fourteen hours
Up to press hour this afternoon, Mr..
wllkerson had not heard from Solom-
onville as to the verdict reached by
the jury.
Uncle Toms Cabin" was rendered
at Neher's opera house last night and
the Davis company presented a good
rendition of the wonderful piece. Top
sy'' was a fine piece OF character; Lit
tie Eva In the Golden Realms" was a
fine and beautiful tableau, represent
ing the flight OF the angels OF death
and the opening Of the golden gates.
The whole cast OF characters was well
taken.
The Socorro republicans nominated
the following strong ticket: G. q.
Cruikshank, council. f. IL. Winston,
Jos Sanchez, representatives; c. f.
Blaoklngton, sheriff; II. G.. Baca, pro-
bate clerk Nestor p. Baton, assessor;
Elngo Baca. superintendent of schools;
]. Il. Torres, probate Judge; Abran
Abeyta, treasurer and collector; c. Ia
foya. commissioner first district; g.
Baca. commissioner second district; O.
II. Kirkpatrick commissioner third dis
trict.
Adolph Glaser. with his mother
and sister, who arrived here from
Stockton, Cal. and have been the
guests OF f. $. Brooks and wife since
~
They have fallen heir to an estate by
the death of their aunt at Newlid, a
beautiful city on the Rhine. The es-
tate is worth $4,000, and II cannot be
sold but must pass from generation to
generation in the family. The Glasers
will make their home in Germany.
The other day small item OF only
three lines crept into the city press
that A. j. MaIoy was on the eve OF
building a three-story house for lodg-
ing purposes. The Citizen criminally
took the item from the Journal-Deino-
crat, without investigation. and to-day
was Informed that Mr.. Maloy, neither
his heirs or assigns, havee any inten-
ton of erecting In the near future such
a building as was outlined in the para
graph The correction Is gladly made
Mariana MARITIME. whose death and
burial was chronlcled In The Citizer
Yesterday afternoon, was a well-knowr
character OF Old Albuquerque eigh'
teen and twenty years ago. In those
by-gone days Mariana MARITIME was q
power both In the political and socia
circles of the west end, for he con-
Quoted a saloon and dance hall ana II
was Mariana who said the word tha'
prevented many a poor grader on th'
railroad, then building south and wes'
from here. from being incarcerated II
the old adobe Jail for slight infrac
ton of the law, or for being intoxi'
caied after a nights revelry at his re-
sort.