Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-10-04
EXTREMELY INTERESTING.
The Buffalo Bill Wild West Show
Last Night.
THRILLING ENTERTAINMENT.

The great arena at Buffalo Bills
WildWest last night was a scene of ex-
bibitions that were thrilling, enter
tanning and extremely interesting. The
spectators numbered between 5000
and 5000 and everyone vas greatly
pleased. An opportunity to witness
the assembling in an arena warriors
from every nation in exhibition of
their skill, may never occur again.
Col. w. F. Cody was interviewed in
his tent Just before the beginning of
the big show. The representative of
The Citizen found Buffalo Bill in con-
ference with several Indians. Col.
Cody introduced a very fine looking
buck as the son of old American Horse,
chief of the Sioux tribe at the Pine
Ridge reservation, South Dakota. COL
Cody had just received a letter from
the reservation requesting that Ameri-
a Horse, Jr., be permitted to attend
trial there next week, and he was max
ing arrangements for his departure.
His presence is needed OF account of
the recent trouble between the settlers
and Indians on the reservation.
Col Cody in the interview said:
''There has been a great many changes
Albuquerque.
my first entrance into the city vas
in 1850, whenI drove six yoke of oxen
from Missouri. Yes, | have a great
many old friends here. | met old Sam
Drake. an old stage driver, United
states Marshal c. NJ. Foraker and
many others. | spent more time in
the north than around Albuquerque.
Well. | have not found the number of
good buckers | expected to find in
southern California, Arizona and in the
vicinity Of FL Paso. But | have been
very fortunate in securing one in New
Mexico at Torreon from a Mexican
named Pedro Sanchez, and a trial will
be made tonight. He nay not be what
we bought him for, but you will have
an opportunity of witnessing the first
attempt to ride aim. If the horse is
what we expect we will name him Al
buquerque."
I'VE have had a very good trip
through this country, and am very
much pleased on account of it"
Col. Cody was accompanied by his
daughter, a very charming young lady
The assembling of the Congress OF
Rough Riders of the World in the
arena was a spectacular sight, and the
manner in which they made their ap
pearance was very thrilling, The scene
was complete in its beauty when the
colonel made his appearance and made
a few Introductory remarks. The eX
hibition of riding which followed show
ed that they were skilled in their pro
fession. Feats of unusual merit follow
ing were: Race of nations, artillery
drill and the quickness in which the!
drilled added much beauty to thu
scene; exhibition Of riding pony ex
press; skilled Mexican lariat throw
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