Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-11-29

all the picturesque southwest. The
grading of the park sites, avenues,
streets and alleys is being prosecuted
with vigor and all the improvements
necessary to put the addition into good
shape for the construction of residence
es and for the comfort and health of
those who have and will purchase lots
and erect houses, are being made as
rapidly as possible. In this connection
work is also being prosecuted on the
grounds selected for the location of the
tent city to adjoin Sunmount. The
construction work ~ the water sys-
tenn in the Arroyo Chamiso, which will
supply the addition and the tent city
with the purest of mountain water and
(Which has-h he..n DELAYED by the non-ar
rival of pipe, will recommence on Mon
day of the coming week and will be
pushed to a speedy completion. Many
inquiries from different portions of the
country for tent homes and tent sites
in the city are received daily and lots
in the Sunmount addition proper are
finding ready sale. On yesterday four
Of these were disposed of to eastern
purchasers.
Oliver Bainhridge, the King of
Tramps, will give one of his famous
illustrated recitals of adventures on
Monday evening at the Court House,
when an entertainment of the most
unique nature will be presented. 1t
will be conspicuous for inimitable Irish
jokes, humorous stories, excellent mu-
sic and the most blood curdling and
thrilling adventures, interspersed with
excellent sketches showing the exper-
fences of this talented and versatile
raconteur. He will sing his own
songs. The last one he wrote, "My
Gift to Thee" as published in Los An
geles Is a charming love song. Among
the many experiences he has encoun-
tered in his 10000 mile walk, may be
mentioned his Imprisonment in Russia,
being shot and arrested as a spy in
Turkey, shot during the Boer war; lost
in the jungle in Ceyon, shot in New
Zealand, shipwrecked on the coast Of
Tasmania, etc. He carries undeniable
proof of his visits everywhere in the
form of documents from the mayors of
all cities, including a very compliment
tary one from Mayor Sparks. He has
been received and entertained by the
heads of every country and is endorsed
by the leading men and papers Of the
day. Mr.. cambridge has gained consid-
cradle prominence as historical wri-
ter, and especially in his stories Of for
eign travel.
Jessie Teasdale (Mrs. Banbridge)
holds honors from Trinity College,
Dublin, and the Royal Academy Of
Music, London, and has appeared with
De Konsk, Rafaleuski, Kowalski
Weigand, Lillian Norma, and many 9th.
er world famed artists. She will play
some very difficult and beautiful COM
positions.
Jessie Teasdale was the piano soloist
for the celebrated Boston Concert Com
pany and has made brilliant record
in the musical world.
The San Francisco Call says: MIR.
Bainbridge is a highly entertaining
and humorous speaker
The Los Angeles Herald says He is
full of good stories, is an excellent ra-
contour and is companionable in the
extreme. His chalk talks are full OF
the keenest humor and the most thrill
ling adventure. He is worth meeting
worth meeting again and worth hear
ing always"
The Albuquerque Citizen says: 1.-THE
King of Tramps proved to be a most
interesting character and shows that il
was through his clever and pleasing
personality he has accomplished what
he set out to do"
The Albuquerque Journal Democrat
| says: "Mr. Bainbridge's recital was q
most novel and pleasing entertainment
The two hours Of his intensely inter.
esting stories, anecdotes and sketches
passed very quickly and 1t was al
hugely enjoyed. He will undoubtedly
have large sale for the book he viii
publish in the spring. He gives proof