Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-10-01

preaching on the street. lie dresses
in full Turkish costume, plays h cor
net, clarionet and saxaphone, n
speaks and sings in several languages.
Admission 10 cents.
The dirty dozen gang of street hood
lums met in front of the Bank of Com
merce last night. They perched on the
street curbingN and entertained the
passersby with vulgar slang and dirty
stories. 1t was after 9 o'clock. The
police should raid the gang.
]. F. Ohde. a well known horse sheer
of Kansas City, who was the tool
%sharpener for b. Lantry & Sons, the
railroad contractors, came in from La
guna this morning, and was a pleasant
caller at this Office. Mr.. Ohde Is an
expert horse sheer, and will probably
locate in this city.
The guards held their usual weekly
drill last night. Four new members
were taken in. The organization is
growing rapidly and with the support
1t ought to adopt the expansion policy.
Bert Drury resigned his position as
company clerk and j. A. Single was
elected to fill the vacancy.
Capt. w. E. Dame. clerk of the court
for the Second judicial district, has re.
turned from Indianapolis, where he
went a couple of weeks ago as repre-.
sentative from Arizona and New Mex.
leo to the national encampment of the
Spanish-American War Veterans. He
reports the encampment well attend
ed.
A great many people were attracted
by the cleverly advertised window of
e. j. Post & Co. last evening. Several
stoves in the window have the appear
nee of being filled with red hot Goals.
The effect is produced by electric
lights and red paper. The window is
very attractive after night, and is re
ceiving the proper attention which it
deserves.
J. w. McQuade. the well known car
penter and contractor, with his wife
and children, returned from southern
California this morning. They enjoy
ed their vacation at Los Angeles and
San Diego. and report themselves in
fine condition. Mr.. McQuade added
half a dozen pounds of good solid flesh
to his a%vordupois. Although southern
California is a fine country" said Mr..
McQuade, "the Rio Grande valley beats
it as to climate"
After many months the pile of lum
her at the northwest corner of The
Alvarado, which has attracted the I'M
favorable attention of the travelling
public, and has always incurred the
disfavor of the citizens, is being chang
ed into an artistic Office which will har-
monize with its beautiful and attract
i've surroundings. The opinion of this
incomplete spot has been expressed
will expound nothing but the beauty
and attractiveness of the entrance to
the city. DAlsif
The fire which occurred yesterday
morning in the rear of the vendome
hotel did not originate from an ash pit
as reported yesterday, as there is no
ash pit in the rear The ashes are
hauled away each day. The origin of
the fire is unknown. but it is supposed
to have come dfrom some bum or a
night wanderer lighting matches. AL
though the firefdid not amount to any
thing If it had not been discovered
when it was it might have resulted in a
big loss. as it was very close to the
building.
The reckless manner in which many
young men and boys drive and ride
around the corners is very dangerous
and more care should be taken at the
busy street corners. Yesterday after
ROOT a small lad riding a bronco came
around the corner at Railroad avenue
and Second street on a gallOp and al
most knocked a lady down. However
she realized the danger and jumped
backward, but not before the horse had
brushed against her. Had she been
one step farther she would ~undoubted.
~ have been knocked down and posi-
bly, fatally injured.
Wy W yNolvtu y N g Dental SIR