Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-26
TRIP 10 FL PASO.
A Few Pointers or the Pass Cit,
Midwlnter Carnival.
BIG CROWD or ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Tho passenger train which left this
city four hours late. wednesday night.
Tor ~ Paso under Conductor e. n.
Dtscomb. carried t7a passngefA for the
~ paso mid-winter carnival. STARTING
out here with few passengers from
the northern towns ITO from Albuquer-
que and picking up the remainder az
sncorro. San Marcial ana Rincon. ana
L., cruces. with a me list % passcn-
gcr. from on the silver city branch.
OWN gto hot bOxes the train failed
Go make up any lost ilme bat increased
The delay. hence did not reach tho
P.s city until i.30 o'clock yesterday
afternoon giving the passengers no op-
poriunlty 10 view the civic. military
and trades display parade which took
place in the morning. A short time at-
ter the arrival Of the train. the parade
OF the Mystic shriners took place and
was highly appre Slaied and very CONF
m ndable
The Albuquerquesns mingiing with
the ffiy-five from this city which had
arrived the day previous put In the
balance Of the afternoon visiting and
seeing the sights on the Midway, AMI
attending the vicious and brutal bull
fights In Juarez. Mexico Just across
the river II "a stated by those who
witnessed this great national sport OF
Mexico that the nghts yesterday after
noon were the best given IN many
years for the reason that Governor
Ahumada and other distinguished Mex
lean officials and the queen Of the car
nivh. with her maids OF honor. were
present. In any event four bulls and
four extremely poor horses met their
doom.
In the syenIag confetti battle was
In progress on the streets. and little b'ts
Of oolored paper we're thrown and scat
tered on almost everybody on the prom
enRdes.
When the ineandesceut lights were
on the large welcome" arch At the
head Of n Paso street leading to the
midway features. produced q brilliant
and pleasing sight. ana this feature
alone reflects great credit upon the car.
nival management. The midway feat.
ures are about the same seen here q,
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pearances. they are being literally pat.
ronized by the visitors.
The midwlnter carnival. from attend
ance. Il . great success. as Il was ss-
lmated yesterday by several OF IN,
Texas statlsticians that there was Al
least 6,0oe visitors In that city.
ALBUQUERQUE CROWD.
The aicket A' at the local depot
i now convinced. after the sales Of
last night. that Albuaueruus has esnv
a delegation OF go people to the El Pas
carnival. and Or. @. r. Gould. Charles
Coach. George Kaseman. John Jacoby
James Mehan and Col Charles Hunt.
cx-member Of Gov. Albrighra star
werc at the Pass city depot yesterday
TO meet and greet the AlbnoueTque Wis.
itorS. Here are some who went south
yesterday morning: II. sT.,tE and wife
John BorrodaiIe and wife. Mrs Fred
Heyn. Miss Anita Armijo. Judge ID. W
stansbury, j. n. Macpherson. l. H.
ChambeFiin, Ernest Meyers. W W
strong end wife. Mrs. Lou Davis. Mr.
~ Coleman, Peter duilion, J. n. Han.
man. w. II. Hahn. r. A. Mckee. Mrs
Mckeehan and mother Louis Mcltae
Rabbi Jacobs. Bd and Waffle HArsch
John A Lee. II. z. owen James Gruns.
field. Henry Haefner. II. A. NJ. Palla
dino. Louis Trauer and wife Mr.. y
w fIauun also went along being me,
at III PaAo ty her daughter Miss Julia
Hanm from Globe, a T.. Mr.. and Mre
J. W Harding are also az NJ Paso
where they met their son. clyde Hard
ing. who Is IN business a. chihuahua.