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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-08

From the Index
e.. g. Clark, of SocOrro. grand chan.
collur ~ the knights " Pythiaa FOR
New Mexico came down ON the stage
Saturday and is spending the week
~ Pennington.
lohn w Potter ahecpman. was ar
rested at bloomfield ON complaint of
i1ll Green for trospaHsing un the lat
terH ditch aud was nnrd o. and costs
by Justice Salmon
Mr. and Mrs John SHARP aud child.
ron left Tor Durango here thpy took
th" train tur Eureka Springs. Ark In
the hope that the change Of climate
viii benefit M sharpe health.
silver Dick is H allpn idol but
the hurspmon in this section think he
is the money yet. la bis dny ho was
the most popular horse in San Iunn
county In the race fair week he
was loft standing nt the post. aud last
Monday he was beaten in three.
piEhthH mile matched race by HiH Tom
and on Tuesday lu a quarter race hS
Joe -. " iH said be- Is not m con.
d.sion
q ~ Morton aud ! G. Marmadukp.
prominent citizens OF 81 inuiH. Mo
were in Aztec one day this week look
inE over the situation 90 determine
the feasibility nudpruntabloueHB Of the
ditch enterprise projected Tor this
county by j J Wilson aud his assuci
utoa Nossrs Morton and Marmaduko
roprvHcnt heavy financial interests
which viii hocomo investors n lrrga
tiuu enterprises here 10 arrangements
are satisfactory and 'ondiiiuns appear
favorable t0 the success of the pfopu
sitIon That such will be- the caso
there can bo little doubt The visitors
expressed themselves as we'll pleased
with iho appearance 81 the county aud
predicted o. speedy development of its
resources and wealth
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-08
WAIrE OAKS.

FROM tue Eaglp.
The Lincoln county graud .ut, te.
turned sixty eight indictments aud con.
viction waa only reached iu aftoou
cases
John a Haley had his foot serious.
ly mashed boy q drill falling ON h while
he was setting up machine ln tho
Old Abe mine
George " Keith has received in.
formation from Adiutaut General Cor
bin that Joe Keith. his son. was mus
tered ont ~ Manila last January. and
that be- ut that time went into bust.
ness in the Philippine metropolis
II " Baird. one of the stockholders
of the American Placer company. has
returned Co his home bee Cleveland
Ohio Mr. Baird had au attack uf
erysipolas aud was confined 10 his
bed for several days az Hotel Osanno.
Tie was hero to wituosa the test uf the
Johnston placer machine. aud was ON
account of his Illness. compelled to
return before the machine was iu
operation
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-08
peath Of a Younn Mo,her.

Mrs. Essio Wilkinson. wife ~ Henry
l.. Wilkinson. a machinist In the rail
way shops. responded to the final sum.
mons from above this morning at
8 30 O'Clock 80 the home OF the family
on west Huning avenue. The lady
with hiF husband. came. .Hare from
AurorH. H. about two years ago. and
during their residence In this city
have become closely Identified with
the congregation of the Baptist
church Deceased was 20 years old
and besides a four weeks old child
and loving husband. leaves 10 mourn
her aged parents and many relatives
In Aurora She suffered from stroke
Of paralysis about three weeks ago
but rallied soon after the attack and
was gradually improving until taken
with a. violent attack Of cehebral
hcmorrhage yesterday evening The
body was embalmed to-day BY uuier
takers o, w Strong a. Sons and will
be- shipped 10 the former home In
Illinois on Friday night accompanied
hy the bereaved husband and infant
Short funeral services will be- held TO.
morrow afternoon at 3 O'Clock at the
undertaking parlOrs, conducted by
Rev. Kinney.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-08
The raliy.ho Party.

The members OF the graduating
class uf the university were delight.
fully entertained last night by the
Juniors driving them about the streets
OF the city In the famous tallyhoes
Jumbo and Explorer Each OF the
party Was armed with din horn. and
the sounds that emitted were some
what varied and deafening. Besides
the instructors, Profs, Decker Mon
toya, ilodgin. Paxton and Misses
Parsons and Field. there were present
Misses Eva and Ida Johnson, Halo
ran Turner, McMi'len. Barth Katie
Nanu, Bliss Crocker. Powers Bow.
den. Butts. Krawinkle Everitt, Tway
Measrs Johnson. Wr0th Bittner
of the graduating class. and Misses
ilazeldine. Manwarin, Myers. flasher
Fisher. Craig. Baldridge, Fox. over
huls and Measrs Smith. Kelcher
Myers. Hughes Dieckman Shields
and llallnran of the junior class.
participated ln the unique entertain.
mont The party was driven to the
Dr flasher home on south Arnn street
where "A delicious luncheon was sery
I'D &C "A seasonable hour.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-08

The report that the Phelps Dodge
people had purchased the old Hanover
group az Fierro. the 8argaw group OF
copper mines and a number of iron
claims. has been confirmed and the
new management has already taken
charge The price paid could not he
learned, but IL is understood that The
whole combination cost over unrhalf
million Mr. Kingdom. the suporin.
tendent was rather retiCcut but al.
mitted that the deal had been made.
and that be- would continue in charge.
With the old Hanover company at one
end aud the Amalgamated company AZ
the other opening up the biE mines
In this district In q huHinoaaliko aud
practical way this camp viii soon
rival the other great producers Ot this
country. This camp has many adyant
ages over any of the blk copper do
tricts ~ the southwest water con.
yenieni. cheap fucl cheap transporta
ton cheap treatment and biz ore
bodies chcaply and easily mined. all
combine O. nuke this camp one of tho
most important mining districts in
the west
Aaother big strike iE the Clifton
Copper company property Ht "a depth
OF over 3oe feet has glyen "a new im.
petus 10 mining iuiarest in this foc.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-08
UNIVERSITY OF
NEW MEXICO!
Grand Graduating Exercises at
Columbus Hall Last Night.
DIPLOMAS PRESENTED TO GRADUATES.

The beautiful Columbus hall on
north Second street. erected last year
by the G. Colombo Benevolent socl
ETY. was crowded last night hy friends
OF the New Mexico university. drawn
thither by the fact that the closing
exercises Of a successful year Tor the
university were Co be- the attraction
Beforehand the hall had received
the touch uf the decorator. ana the
class colOrs, cream and old rose with
flowers and bunting. had hcon taste.
fully arranged
On the platform there wore seated
Hon r. w. CLANCY and nr j A.
Wruth. members Of the board uf rc.
gents and the college. normal. prppur
atory and commercial graduates. OK
cept two missing members Harvey
bittncr. OF the preparatory class and
aR1 ERu -sH--~N ,s@ ruaurwaEuvw
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-08

Robert Taakcr a former Albuquer
quebn but for the past twelve years
va influential citizen and business
man man ~ Needles. Cal. is nUw
able to be around again attending 90
his extensive lumber and general
store business in the southeastern
California town. tie was confined to
his room IN Los Angeles hospital
for more than year with an abocss
but only in the last few weeks has
been able 60 get around without the
nid 0f crutches Mr Taskcr. while
not extensively interested Ia this city,
has numerous old time friends hero
whom he makes inquiries about when.
over he has occasion to meet anyone
from New Meuco's metropolis. Bob
is always interested In the success
Of the territorial fairs and assured
his guest the other day that he would
endeayor 10 strain a point In order
that be- might be- present 90 witnons
the extraordinary events which are tn
tab, place la this city next October
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-08
slLL, HERE'S SouR BLANKET.
The Most Effective speech sherifi
hubbeli Ever Made.

The Most Effective speech Sheriff
hubbeli Ever Made.
No. nothing strange answered
=. Henry Wakefield. of Albuquerque.
n NJ. when asked what was going
In down his way. "hut I might tell
suu about sheriff HuhSell aud Nc.
kinlcy u may do lou good II
ticklod us pretty near 80 death.
Huhbcll is shcrin uf our county
bernallllo county. you know and one
N the best fellows In the world. hut
he's "a better hand at trailing up a
train r1hhcr than he is at speechmak.
ng He's dead game though. and
when the presidential train stopped
it Dcming. and lot Of us showed
Hubbcll forward 90 present To Mr. Me.
hinley iine Navajo blanket We had
bought as "A gift 90 the chief cxecu.
tive. Tom didn't ninCh
Mr. President said he. and then
he halkcd and looked back at us But
we only smiled and Tom had to 20 Il
alone.
Yes said Mr Mckinley. oncour.
agingly
Mr. Mckinley Tom started In
again more dctorminedly than ever.
but again he stuck Whatever Il was
ne wanted 20 say was too big for ut.
terancc AMI he stood FIRST on one foot
and then on the other. and looked
nclplrssly at us and then at the pres.
dent The pause was embarrassing
and u got worse as the seconds slow.
~ licked themselves away
We could see. though that Toms
punk was up now and tnat the next
ush he made would BE- effective. lie
cached down and picked up our Of.
.erlng punched a. aud passing II over
20 our honurod visitor. blurted out
Bill here's your blanket
Thank YOU Mr. sheriff. said MIR.
Mckinley, ana then everybody roar.
"a. the president leading e. Denver
Post
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-08
NEW MEXICO TOWNS.
0eming, White Oaks, Roswell, las
Vegas, Aztec, Santa Fe.
SHORT INTERESTING NOTES.
oeMiNo

From the Headlight
Earle y Walker who has lived AZ
Allison. New Mexico. Tor the benefit
Of his health, len for Denver the 9th
cr day tu spend tho summer
Mrs. l.. " Brown and son Louie.
and Ed fasHutt left for Gionora New
York 60 be- present at che marriage
~ Mt faEBrtts brother
J.. !. browning aud family arp about
tu move to Indian Territory 10 make
their future home They will locate
ln the town uf Cchpukaaho.
The young lady who ls head waiter
at the Harvey house was slightly BOZ.
lurcd hy runaway accident SUNDAY
She was getting along nicely 40 last
accounts
Miss Miranda smith the interesting
daughter OF MI otto Smith and wife.
left the city tho other day 90 visit
her sister Rosa. in Cincinnati ohio.
Miss Rosa who is well known iu Dem.
ing. viii ho married un the 2tth. and
n ia altogether probable that Miss Nj
randa viii mako her home with her
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-08

College Eva Johnson. Douglas W
Johnson
Normal IS Mabel Bliss. northa A
Cruckor, Ruby = Clusters. Jesse q
MaNou. Jessie NJ McMillcn. Elizabeth
a. Powers Maia T. Tway
Preparatory Froda S. Barth. Har
ycy r. BIttner Bessie A. Bowden
Frances s. Uutts. Etia &. Halloran
Laura g. Krnwinkol Kathleen G.
Nnnu James s. Wroth.
Commercial Onto v. Eyoritt Ida
T. johnson. Mary " Turner.
Nfinr thiH pretty scene. each ~ "a,
yuuu- lady graduates receiving bou
uucts uf noWcrr the Rifts OF udmirlng
relatives aud friends, Magic OF
Spring was suug hy a quartotto com
posed of Mrs Shinick and Mlss An
dcrsou. and Mcssrs iiodgin and stone
ln the list presented above there are
twenty graduates. constituting the col
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-08
e..ooyernor Of Arllona pead.

New York june Richard G. Nc
Cormiok died az jamaica, T.. D. He
was born In this city in 1882. ln 1866
he was appointed governor ~ Arizona
and served iu tho capacity until 1868.
liv was assistant secretary uf the
United states treasury in ls771s. and
was elected to congress- iu 1850 Bofy
ing one term Ito served as the
United states representative al thv
Paris exposition iu 1888 lie married
"a daughter OF the late senator Thur
mar uf Ohio. who survives him
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-08
INcORpORATioNs

The Aqua Negra Livestock compan,
was lnc"rtJrBtcd the incorporation
and directors being Daniel r. Brig
ham. Of Denver. John a. Hicks. 3D.
Santa Rosa solomon Flocrsheim. o.
Trinidad. Colo The capital is $3.50.
O0o. The headquarters of the com
pany are at Santa Rosa Gundamp,
county.
The Oliver Perry Mining company
tlod incorporation papers in the of
fce Of the territorial secretary. Tn,
incOrporators are Leslie A. Cobb. ~
on D. AnowRlt J. William GalluI
Michael Walsh otto g. Mntkin. IN,
capital iB 100000 The hoaduuafter
are az Ell1abothtuWu. Colfnx county
From January / 20 June / OF thi
year. los corporations hlod lnCoFpore
tion papers iu the office Of the terri
torial secretary in order 90 do busi
ness ID the territory. The combine,
capital of these corporations amount.
10 Si60Uu.vUp or SlaOUuu 900 more than
the assessed valuation uf the terri
tory
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-08

Jesse T.. MnNon OF the normal class
who. IN response 10 a telegram, an
nounclng the Illness Of relative. had
left for Wisconsin
Just above the stage platform huns
the words. SUMS quod nos facimus
the class motto. and the scene, alto.
gether was picture worthy 10 be
seen and not easily fCtgottcn.
Promptly at $50 o'clock the cXor.
clses opened with Misses Krowinkcl
and Bar;h playing "a piano duet, 'Oper
attic Fantasy" and these two young
ladies' again demonstrated their tai
ents as musicians. This was followed
by invocation from Rev Robert Rent
son
"Dcmine Dues. from Giorka's mass
was sung as a duet boy request by Mrs
r. ], Shinick and Miss Mabel Andcr
con in a most appreCiative manner
and In response 60 hearty applause
they rendered an appropriate encore.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-08

perintondents Of the different schools
Of the territory Tor examination OF
applicants for teachers certificates
shall not exceed ten questions. nor
less than eve questions. outside OF the
city schools and double the numbers
mentioned for the city schools The
questions 10 be submitted must be in
the hands ~ the superintendent OF
public instruction no later than July
!. 1901 u was also resolved that
upon the failure 90 elect a president
of either the University Of New Mex
leo or the College Of Agriculture by
that time. the superintendent of pub.
lie instruction De- requested 10 direct
his Official communications 10 the ON.
Ger next highest in rank Immediately
below such president
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-08

Moutoyn instructor in Spaa, d. John
Wpiuzirl 81 s. yiCp director uf iiad
lcy Chronological lahurat1ry aud pro
fcssur on chemistry Edward g. Childs
B s.. dean uf the college uf science.
literature AMI arts. and professor of
Flylds. acting professor uf English and
director oi tho gymnasium Ella D..
Coltraiuc principal of model school
and ,riti, teacher. Mary y Gilmore,
director of the music department ana
teacher of thu piano and organ; O. N.
Mabel Fitch. B g. assistant in biol.
ogy N Cm ors. custodian and II.
hratiuu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-08
.RINCON ROBBERS |
Robbery Of Store and
POStohiCe.
A New Secretary Appointed
for Arizona.
Missouri Mother aud Two Sons De-
serve to be lynched.
MRS. n,nslfrs HEALTH IMPROVING.

Special tu The Citizen
Rincon. n 81 june about o. 30
o'clock last uirht two men held 30 tho
Rio 8mndo merchandise store. of
which lee Elliott and Thomaa Brown.
iiBB are the pruprirtorH. mere was
no one in the store az the time ca.
cept hruWurigg. and the streets OF this
wn were almost deserted. Mr.
hruWurigg was preparing Co close up
bu mess Tor tho night Whon two men
approached and covered him with ak.
shooters. They demanded all tho
money about tho premises and brown.
rlgg replied that Dee had only few
dollars in change Whprpupon one OF
the men, who seemed a. know tho
pustuihcc was kept az tho store. or
dDrcd that the pnstufilco safe be
opened ald that aB quickly a. possible.
Fearing that the mru would carry out
their threats 10 shoot on his head"
broWuriEg opened the safe aud one of
the robbers took thcrufrom about fi76.
some ut the munUy was that of the
hrm $. but most ul u belonged 10 tho
government As soon ns SIR Brown
rigg recovered from hts fright and tho
hiEhWaymru had loft ho aroused tho
whole town and for several hours az
forwards Rlprun was iu fever of ex.
element aud armed mcn were noticed
all over the town POSSES wore formed
and thvy are now securing the adia.
cent mountains aud hills la the hope
ui capturing the robbers Mr brOWR
rigg says one uf the robbers is about
feet ~ inches, slightly stopped wore
black pants ana vest. clothes too large
for him. he was masked. The other
ruhbor was unmasked, about 3 feet
inches weight about ll5 pounds.
wore no coat or vest, had on light.
Cul0rod dirty shirt. small eyes, sandy
short beard and mustaCho. ana seemed
nervous. and his hand tromblod when
holding the cooked pistol on Brown
rigg. The masked robber was evident.
ly old at the business. and II was ho
that secured the money.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-08

lcgo normal preparatory and CONNER
cial departments, ana represents tho
largest that has yet graduated from
the university. t
Tho officers of tho institution are a.
follows.
Board at Regents r. : Stover. y
W Clancy Juan G. Armiio. ~. l.. Wal
do aud James ~ Wroth with Gov NJ
A. Otoro and Hon J Francisco ChRves.
superintendent OF public instruction
eN-oihcio members
Faculty for 1900 1901: Clarence T..
Hcrrlck. Ph d. president professor
Of psychology and philosophy aud pro
fcssur of biology; Josephine 3 Par
SONS. principal Of the commercial de
pnrtmont and instructor IN mathema
tics, James Hay Paxton, NJ, A., pro
fossur of Latin and Greek aud In
charge of French. Charles u. Hodgin.
B pd principal of normal department
and professor Of pedagogy Atanasio
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-08

San Miguel county June 1, Anartacio
Chaves El Rito. Sc acre. Rio Arriha
county. Peter Hansen Springer
1899 acres Colfax county, 0rogoriu
0allegos, Colonias. iG0 acres, Guada
lupo county June 3. Anna kriebotg
springer 100 ~ acres Colfax county
During the month of May homestead
entries we're illed upon 777lS7 acres
fb0b were received In fees. and
f29e0i in commissions
Coal Doclaratory Statements June
2, William 4 RiChworth. Golden San
Ia Fe county. Stella Ridell Morris
Gallup Mckinley county
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-08

In the absence OF Hon. Is y Rudey.
who was down on the program for an
address. Hon. \ W Clancy president
Of the board of rNgcnts. responded hy
delivering an Rddt qss suitable to the
tribute 90 the young graduates and
spoke fatteringly 0f the good work bee.
ing done In the various departments
OF the university. He also referred GO
the Hadley laboratory as a valuable
adjunct to the university proper
This was followed BY piano solo
"Valse Arabesque." by Miss kraNin.
kol. after which Mr. CLANCY on behalf
~ the board of regents. presented
diplomas tu the following graduates
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-08

The class day exercises Of she New
Mexico university were held Rt Col.
ombo hall this morning and there were
present quite large crowd OF citl.
zons. besides the faculty and scholars
uf the university. On behalf Of the
senior GLASS. Miss Mata Tway pres.
onted each member Of the junior class
win interesting pun presents. The
juniors responded. through ThOs. kel.
cher Jr. who made "A most appro-
pirate address and the presents Civ
On to the seniors were equally as In.
tcrcsting A short vocal and inatru-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-08

The president OF the territorial
hoard OF health appointed the follow
ing physicians tu sDryr Tor one yeal
10 examine the puhlic school teacher
at each county the new law rcquir
ing that the teachers bC free of tubyr
culosis BprnalNlo Dr John Taschor
of AlhuqupIguc ChaNvs Dr j. W
kinsiuger. OF Roswell, Colfax. Dr G.
o. kuhlhaUsCn ot Ration. bona Ana
IN Frank Mcconnell OF Las Cruces
Eddy Dr. Whicher, Carlsbad. Grant
nr G. j. Williams. OF silver city
Guadalupe Dr g. n pomarais. Santa
Rosa Lincoln Dr Thomas w. Wat.
son. of Lincoln. Luna. ia S ID Swope
Of Dcmng Mora. ur John ". Ken.
ncy uf Mora. Riu Arriba. Dr Jos,
D. BaCa Of paIk view san Juan. Dr.
o. G.. McEwon. Cf Farmlugtun. Santa
Fc Dr 4 s Sloan. nf santa Fo. san
Miguel ur W. e. Upton. OF as We.
gao, Sierra. Dr Givcur. at Hillsboro f.
SuCorru. DR. G.. @ Culckshauk. of San
Ndrciul Taos Dr r. a. Martin. OF
Taos, Union, Dr. Slack. Of Clayton .
Valencia, nr. William .. Radcliffe OF
Nelon Mckinley Dr Edmund Mills
clayton, OF Gallup, Oteru nr G.. G.
lirl an uf Alamogurdu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-08
Rhode Island OIL 81.

Chicago. lll, Jun. A. Annual meet
ing of directors and stockholders of
the Rock Island was held to-day
Amendment articles consolidating was
adopted authorizing the issue ~ $40
OOn 900 additional stock
W ~ Moore aud u. = Reid both
of New York. were elected o. the
succeeding respectively
Henry N Flagler and " A Parker
An the old officers were reelected
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-08

tion ln fact the big ore bodies un-
covered ln this property AMI unmer
GUS rich strikes in this company's 3
mines Tor tho last seven months has
done great deal 90 cali the attcn.
tlon uf heavy investors tO this camp.
ana the last strike az the junction of
the Wildcat and Frontier veins at 200
foot and 500 foot levels winzoa and
drifts iu continuous solid Hulphidc
ores, establishing the permanency
aud value Of this property beyond all
question
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-08

Miguel Peroa, aged iG years, died
az the home OF his parents In Oid Al
huquorquo this morning, about $50
O'Clock IN, young man has never
enjoyed robust 6eaith and especially
the pat few weeks suffered intensely
from heart disease. The body ~as
prepared for burial to-day by Under
taker A Borders. and tO-mOrrIw morn
ing funeral raryices will bc conducted
at san Felipe a, Nori phurch, Rev.
Father GENTLE officiating. lnterment
will take place Ia Santa barbara CEN.
ptpTN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-08
RAILWAY BEADING ROOM.
Entertainment To-niqht-A Fine p
araf,a ARraHuga

Entertainment To-niuht--A Fine P-o.
gram Arranged.
). Y. Bussur superintendent Of
reading rooms for the Santa Fe sys.
tenn arrived In Albuquerque this
morning. accompanied by Mr. ana
Mrs. Chaplin, who lecture az the rail.
way rcading rooms here this evening
Mr Chaplin. who Is the Cartoonlst ON
he Los Angeles Times. will give a
halk talk. and Mrs. Chaplin viii lee.
nrc on the Abuses of Literature /"
Miss Bessie Chaplin who Is very fine
tiOlinist. will render several sclec
ions. IN addition. several Of our lead
ng musical people will appear All
~ailway employees and their families
ts well as the community In general
are invited 10 be- present. There will
Dee no charge for admission as these
Entertainments are provided by the
Santa Fo management solely for the
pleasure and enjoyment Of the em
lluycs and their friends The spe-
ial idea in view Is tO add to the in
torost already taken In the railway H.
lrarN and reading room Following
's the program, which begins at 8
o'clock.
PROGRAM.
Male Quartette- Lullaby .... Wiske
Messrs. Bell Hall. Bullard. Newton
Violin solo Scene de Ballet.
Observation-Disclosures. BerrOtt
Miss Bessie Irene Chaplin.
soprano Solo Observation-Disclosures.
Mrs Shinick
Lecture Abuses uf Literature"
Mrs. Chaplin
Violin Solo "Adagiu" .......... Rles
Miss Bessie Irene Chaplin.
Chalk Talk OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Mr. Chhpin
Tenor Solo-W Waltz Song ....... Griog
Mr.. Bell
Male Quartcttc- Forsakcn" Wiske
Mcssrs Rcll Hail. Bullard, Newton.
Miss NJ 4. Gilmore, accompanisi