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El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-02-05
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Hoy Jueves, Febroro 5, 1914, Ell tenn
plo del Sagrado Corazon en- Pojoaque,
In. M, fue por primera e la escena
del enlace matrimonial de la honrada
Y simpatica sehorita Lorenzita Marti-
aez, hija de Don Pablo Martinez y de
la Sra. Mlquelita S. de Martinez, con
j honrado 3 intelligence joven Aniceto
Roybal, hijo de Don Manuel Roybal
" Lopez y de la Sra EsquipuIita R. de
Roybal, todas personals bien conocidas
por u bellas y fnas c%ualidades en- la
comunidad donde viven.
FL Rev. Haelterman, cura parroco de
| Santa Cruz, celebr6 la misa nupcial
" alto eli nude nupcial que unto en- la
vida matrimonial de eternal ventura
a Ia feliz pareja.
La novia portaba un elegante traJe
lie seda blanca, velo nupcial, guirnal
da de hermosas y fragantes flores, ra-
millete de boda compuesto de exqui-
sitas Y aromaticas flores blancas, dan
aor un realce elegante y hermoso a la
fermosura de la bella Y e~ncantadora
noyia, mientras Ell novio aumentaba
mas Iaihermosura de La companera de
sus dias ataviado en- I'm elegante YES
lido negro propio para la OCCASION.
Ell altar presentaba un aspecto pri-
moroso adornado con hermosas y fra
gantes flores y e~legantes candelabros
IN los cuales ardian centenares deci-
rios. La iglesia estaba atestadisima
1e parientes Y amigos de la feliz pa
Ella Concludes las ceremonies en- la
glesia los recien d%esposados acompa-
lados de sus respectivos padrinos ell
sr. Pleasant Hill Y su estimada esposa
Z de los muchos convidados pasaron
la residential de Don Pablo Marti-
lez v esposa dopde en- la mas compile
arharmonfa. y algeria participaron de
IN suntuoso banquete y opfpera conf
la compuesta de variadas Y regaladas
yiandas.
Para celebrar tan dichoso evento
on mas regocijo una %orquestra de md-
'ica allegro a la inmensa concurrencia
10ns dulees y ~escogidas melodfas.
La novia es una sehorita muy honra-
da y sus inos comportamientos y ell
buen cariho v aprecio que Sc ha gran
yeado entire todos sus conocidos y
amistadee la hacen ~acreedora de be-
las y fnas cualidades las cuales ma
lifestan que sera una esposa fiel y
uuy cumplida en- sus o~bligaciones vi
ieberes de SUI hogar domestico. 81
lovios es un joven honrado, intelligence
y trabajador " siempre ha sido alta
nente estimado y ~apreciado por sus
,migos Y conocidos no solamente en-
a comunidad donde vive pero en- to-
los los otros lugares donde ha estado
t~rabajado. y debido a todas estas y
mas %cualidades que alderman a los re-
lien de~sposados no dudamos que su
inion matrimonial sera mi de las mas
,acfacas, harmoniosas y dichosas.
La povia fue ~recipiente de muchos
costosos y hermosos.
Ell Nuevo Mexicano envfa a los re
len d~esposados u mas sinceras fell
i~taciones, deseandoles a la misma vez
Iue ningunos infortunios dasagrada'
les perturben su nueya vida en- la es-
inosa- senda de la vida marital.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-02-05


sufrlehdo de PARALYSIS y reumaiismo, y
que, no podia decir cuanto duraria. FL
asien6 vapias cosas como Ia eausa
Una de- ellas podla haber r~esulta
do defninaacaida diio 81 acusadc.
.1Fr M dac 6Sda o,,e a,ser,c, c,,d,.
,hahsr s,do M cansa . III
ranta n ntt,na ansarmedad ei,a trro
Observation-Disclosures 10 los miemhrns j lac
narfes ,,i,alas deI ororno ! laeoo IN.
r,n Vi aasranac,m,anton
1~M IA ~ etoaIt
IA N. !, h,io Il II ~.
muis astsho IA irnta axoento cuon.
~ los ni6os il haIIohar an Il escre.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-02-05
OFFICIAL.
INFoRME OFFICIAL DEL cUERPo
DE LA PENITENcIARlA.

81 Gobernador Mcdonald a su Reqre,
so de 81 Paso, Hizo P1blico Ell Saba.
do Pasado en- la Tarde Ell Reporte
Hechc q 81 por los Comisionados de
Ia P~enitenciarfa.
Ell G~obernador W. @. Mcdonald 4
81 regreso Ell Sabado pasado en- la tar
de de Ell Pasos hizo pdblico ell reporte
mandado a Ell por Ell cuerpo de conf
sionados de la penitenciarfa en- GUAM
to a la Investigation sobre ell reporte
que n de las mujeres inquilinas de
la penitenciarfa estaba en- una condi-
ci0n para ser madre. La declaration
juTada del padre de la mujer Sc halla
en- otra columna, y Ell reporte Official
de la investigation sigue:
Enero 20, 1914.
Hon. w. c. Mcdonald,
Gobernador de Nuevo Mexico,
Santa Fe, Nuevo Mexico.
Caro- Sr:-
Tenemos ell honor de reportar que
en- cumplimiento con su sdplica, he
mos investigate las quejas hechas por
I'M tai Henry Lyons en- contra del ma
nejo de la ~penitenciarfa de Nueyo Me-
xico, hemos tornado las d~eclaraciones
y testimonio del superintendent, la
matrona, Ell medico de la p~enitencla.
RIA y 81 de las dos convictas de quie-
mes Sc hace r~eferencia en- la queja y {
hallamos que no hay ningun funda- +
nento de ninguna clase para la dicha j
lueia. excepto en- cuanto al manihes- q
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-02-05
LUcAREs cURIosos PARA EscoN.
DER DINERo.

Rochester, N. Y, Enero 24.-Si hay
un barril viejo, n botija vleja de ba-
rro o c%ualquier otro receptaculo posi-
bic, para dlnero, monedas, b~illetes, Q
papel negotiable los cuales no han ST.
do explorados porque la fortuna deja.
da por John G. Keons, un comerciante
de Dundee, N. X, quien falleci6 ell otro
dia, sera de algun valor en- ia venta de
efectos de tienda. Cuando Keons mu.
rio Sc suponfa que valdrfa bastante di-
nero, pero Ell administrator no 10 pu.
do hallar. BESIDE entonces $4,000 Sc
han Pallado escondidos en- d~iferentes
Sc ere que no Sc ha halIado
TODD Ell dinero.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-02-05
los NUEvos oFIcIALEs DEL PuE-
BIO DE SAN JUAN.

N H|.ZL.
En- una iunta de election tenida el
liza Iro de Enero, 1914, por los prin-
sipales caciques, los s~iguientes ofcia-
les fueron escogidos:
Gobernador. Pedro Pulluiua; asisten-
tie gobernador, Juan Jose Chayes; te-
niente gobernador, Juan Jose Cata;
aIguacil; Francisco Atencio; Capita
mes de guerra; primero, Santos Cruz;
segundo, Guadalupe Garcia; ~tercero,
Dieguito Montoya; %cuarto, Jose Maria
Cruz; quinto, Manuel Truiillo, y sex
10, victoriano Trujillo.
Estos oficiales fueron escogidos pa
ra servir durante ell ano de 1914, des-
pues del cual Sc tendra otra election a
la entrada del aiio nuevo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-02-05

FL coBERNAOR 10 Hizo-No-LA
LEY DICE QUE Ell AUDITOR.

Cuando ustedes oyen la remarca:
Ell Gobernador 10 Hizo," como ha ST.
do circulada muy libremente en- Ell con-
dado de Santa Fe al explicar ell pre-
sente enrredo acerca de la tasaci6n,
y las tasaciones atlas y ell precio exec
sivo, solamente den una mirada q la
Seccion 10 del Capftulo "a, la Ley de
Tasacion, la cual aparece en- otra CO.
y leanle la misma al hombre
que esta hacienda fuerza hacer capt
tai polftico con la ~pFesente situaci6n.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-02-05
PEINE
QUE TlNE Ell cAsELLo.

BESIDE que nuestros peines fueron in
trodueidos, nadie piensa en- usar min
guna otra preparation.
Nuestros peines son, sin ninguna
duda. Ell medic mas practice de tenir
e. pelo, con Supplements peinarse.
Ademas, economizan tempo y dinero,
y conservan Ell pelo con Ell hermoso CO.
lor natural de la juventud. Son linn
pios 6 inofensivos y duran yarios amos.
Tenemos para todos los tonos de CO.
Tor que Sc deseen. Para mas infor.
mes, ~escribase a L. Moerck. 270 West
Street, New York.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-02-05

una inJuria a Ia discipline de Ia penl-
tenciaria y una injuria y los convictos
que Sc italian ALI y una injuria q aque-
los qulenes puedan tener algun inte-
res en- elIos, sinsaquellos como 70 sien-
do capaces dc hacer ninguna cosa pa
RI resguardarlos en- contra de 10 mis-
mo 70 desearfa que listed tomara
en- consideration estas materials y to-
mara los pasos propios y necesarlos
para remediar este NAL 81 es possible
" tener cuidado que no suceda otra
yez en- 10 future. Me parece q mi que
I'm superintendente de una penitencla-
RIA y una matrona de ana penitencla-
RIA quienes pcrmiten tales cosas como
esta que aconteci0 no son exactamen-
te las propias personals para tener car.
80 y que 81 tratamiento1de mi hija fue
sin razon & i~niustihcable, es decir. po-
lnerla a ella a pan y aqua por tres Sc
manas por ina cosa que no podla REL
mediarse y la cual solamehte podia
c~alcularse que afectarfa su salud y la
del nino 81 cual pronto nacera.
Estoy hacienda esta declaration en-
orden que listed me pueda ayudar, 81
es possible, en- remediar este NAL y al
hacerlo asi que listed pondra alguna
persona propia a cargo de la peniten-
ciaria quien no permitira que materials
de esta clase ocurran otra vez.
Verdaderamente de Vd.,
SUI
HENRY f. LYONS.
marca
Estado de Nuevo Mexico,
Condado de Santa Re.
Henry Lyons, siendo primero debi-
damente iuramentado, depone y dice:
Que 81 ha dido leer la ~antecedehte
carta y entiende los c~ontenIdos de la
misma; que las materials y hechos allf
especifcados son verdaderos a 10 me
jor de su conocimiento Y creencia.
su
HENRY r. LYONS.
marca
Juramentade " ~suscrito ante mi es-
te dia 20 de Epero, 1914.
(sello) ALBERT CLANCY,
Notario Publieo EN- y por el Condado
de Santa Re, Nuevo Mexico.
MI comisi0n expira 81 dia 20 de
Agosto, 1916.
El 81. Lyons lie escribl6 al goberna-
dor otra e el dia 2s de Enero como
sigue:
Santa Fe, N. M, Enero 30, 1914.
HonlW. G. Mcdonald,
Gobernador de Nuevo Mexico,
Santa Fe, Nuevo Mexico.
sr.-
BESIDE nuestra conversation esta
manana IN la cual listed me pidi0 que
c~orriegiera mi carta escrita a listed Ell
dia 90 de Enero, 1914, en- la porci0n
relativa q Valentino Madrid, lie he da-
do a la materia alguna consideration.
No puedo yer como pueda muy bien co
rregir cualquier manifesto hecho en-
esa carta, porque en- esa carta 20 sim
plemente die los hechos, a listed Sc
gun los mismos me fueron dichos a
por mi hija, Wyoming Lyons, en- la
~presencia de mi hijo, Frank Lyons, y
esposa, Louise Lyons, como tam
bien en- la %presencia de John B. Nc
Manus y 81 esposa. En- mi carta del
dia 30 de los %corrientes 20 simple
mente lie die a listed los hechos Sc
gun me los habian dicho a mi. He sa-
Dido desdes entonces que mi hija ha
hecho n declaration jurada dicien-
do que porciones de las materials que
ella me dijo acerca de las mismas,
ella no las Saba de su propio conoci-
iaiento personal y que ella no deberfa
de haber hecho ningunos manifiestos
Ell cuanto a las mismas. Entiendo que
la materia de la condicion de Valenti-
ma Madrid es una de los cosas de las
euales ella no tenia conocimiento per
sonal.
Verdaderamente de vd.,
A
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-02-05

Vengan a Donde les Herren Bien sus
cabaIIcs-A. A. Upton ha comprado Ell
taller de herrera anteriormente adue-
NADIA por ]. A. Winans en- la Gale del
Aqua. 81 ST.. Upton tiene la habilidad
y experienced necesaria para hacer to-
das classes de trabajo en- su Inca v
hace mi especialidad de herrar caba-
Hos bien. Solicita una parte de vues-
tros negocios.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-02-05

UN AvIADoR EsPANoL MuERE A
RESuLTAs De UNA cAIDA.

Madrid, Espafa, Enero 27.-El TIE
niente Maxine Ramos, un aviador mi.
litar Espahol Sc mat6 aqui hoy Guam
do sc cayo de su aeroplano de una al
titud bastante alta.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-02-05
Ell ANTERIOR sENApoR CASEY
MUERE DE NAL DE coRAzoN.

Washington, D. c, Enero 27.--E an
terror senador Lyman R. Casey, dc
jamestown, N. D., falleci6 en- su resi-
dencia aqui hoy de NAL de corazon.
Sirvi6 desde 1889 hasta 1898 ' conta-
ba n amos de edad. n.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-02-05
Las Almorranas Sc curan en- 6 s IA
Dias

Los Botiearios deyuelven ell dinero
81 Ell UNTO PAzo faIta en- curar almo-
rranas eomezonientas, sanguinolentas.
E~scondidas o Salidas. La primer
aplicaci6n da alivio. soc.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-02-05
ELEeANTE Y LUcIDA soDA.

Fus la u sc Verified en- la Cathedral
,eI Lunes en- Ia Mahana cuando Dos
J6venes Blen Comedies Fueron Uni
dos en- los IndIsolubles Lagos del
MatrimonIo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-02-05
FL CONCILIO PIDE QUE LOSS
M|LES|MOS sean on
TADOS De la LEA

La s1pIIca q Mandada a los comisIo-
nados de condado con Ia ExplIca-
cion que Mlentras que las Levas Pa
ra Puentes y Liberia Pueden ser
Legales, ia Economic es Esenclal'.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-02-05

aerca de un ano. Fue atendida por Ell
DR.. Gilbert, quien no estaba SECURE de
su condici6n y pidi0 permiso para
'raer a un medico de FL Paso. Sc de-
ermino que era cancer. Su condici6n
10 era tai que una operation fuera ne
~sesaria, y ella rehuso pasar por una
lperaci0n, por 10 tanto cbtuvo trata
niento para ell cancer de un especia
lista de Nueva York.
"Aparentemente ella recupero," di-
10 ell acusado. 'Fue una Cristiana
gientffica desde 1909 hasta su muerte
5u enfermedad comenz6 por I'm desfa-
lecimiento general desarrollado con
ecimiento de los pies y gradual
nente Sc extendi0 a todo ell cuerpo
,or mas que un periodic de Is meses.
ELLA no tuvo ningun tratamiento
tro que ell Cientffico Cristiano desde
i tempo de su desfallecimiento has
a que vino ell adormecimiento. Ella
ivo una Cientfica con ell nombre de
larry Edwards, de FL Paso, quien vino
qui dos c y luego otra, llamada
ucy Jordan, de Ell Paso, vino. Tam
len la Sra. Wheeler, de Alamogordo,
Ino mas tarde.n
Fue ell deseo del acusado lamar un
edico, dijo Ell, pero ella protesto y re {
ls6 tomar ninguna medicinal. Mas {
rde. cuando su condici6n Sc puso
as seria, dijo Major, Ilamo al medl )
de la familia no obstante la protes- /
de la Sra. Major. Tuvo tratamien- 2
medico del DR.. Gilbert Y del DR.. I
,gers, de Fl Paso. estuvieron en- con Il
lta. Dijo que no podia dar ningunas Il
Deranzas debido a que ella estaba I
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-28
By CLYDE w. ENNIS

cate of the Chamber of Commerce build- ing of this city with the exception that 1t will not have as many floors as the local building. However the plans are for building quite as nice as the Cham Der of Commerce in floor plans and like details.
 From the platforms at the Newspaper club local men are given the opportunity of pointing out the building construction that is under way in this city, and 1t is no difficult matter to convince visitors that Birmingham is going forward in building activities. For instance, it was easy to observe that N. L. Miller had be- gun work on his building on Fourth ave- nue near Twentieth street for the old residence on that lot has been torn away during the last few days, and the work men are beginning on the foundations. That building is directly across the street from the Hood-Wheeler building, which h2s been under way for several days To the left in a westerly direction one Is able to see the Steiner building, corner Twentieth street and Fourth avenue, while the new business houses that are being handled by T. H. Motion at Fifth avenue and Twenty-frst street are we'll under way so far as the foundations are con- cerned. The Acme laundry at the corner
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-28

The interest of builders in this section was turned to Bessemer yesterday when bids were opened for the new building to be erected on the site of Rebie hall. The bids were received by the owners and opened, but no announcement was made last night as to whom mad been given the work. Practically all local contractors and builders made offers for the work.
 There is said to be quite an unusual amount of competition between the local builders at this time for work The new building at Bessemer will cost, it Is be- lieved. nearly $1OO,Ooo. Plans were for a five-story building, which, it is said. could be readily rented in Bessemer. However, It was rumored yesterday that before the final award is made there might possibly De some changes in connection with the height of the building. The people of Bessemer hope for the five-story structure and 1t Is said the owners have been told by very well informed men that no mis- take would be made in erecting such a structure
 The building in Bessemer will be A dupli-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-28

of Avenue E and Nineteenth street, being erected by Joy x Marriott. is going up- ward rapidly.
 It will be completed and occupied by October l, 1t Is believed MT. Joy of Joy & Marriott, the designing architect said yes- terday that in the construction of that building he has in mind some innovations here in the building line which will be of interest to builders
 In addition to these buildings it Is ob- served that work has started on the hotel for w. D. Wood at the corner of Twen- ty-thrd street and Fourth avenue, which has been previously noted. The founda- tons are being started and the work will be pushed to completion as rapidly as possible
 The building of residences continues The erection of two apartments on the South Fifteenth street car line was announced last week. One will be at Fifteenth street and Thirteenth avenue and the other on Twelfth street and Sixteenth avenue. The apartments will be rather small. but they will be quickly rented, as there Is great demand for small apartments in this city.
 Viewed broadly. the contractors ana builders of this community are not suf- fering to any great extent from lack or work.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-13
HENRY ROMMA IS PUT
UNDER $500 SECURI7
Evidence Not Sufficient to Convi
Those in His House Of
Gambling.
ROUGHLY handled BY polio
Evidence Shows He Struck Of1ic,
With Cane in Dark Hall, and Th,
General Fight Ensued-CoN
Fined 500.

Henry Romma. The blind man a
rested some time ago. charged vi
operating gambling house al 81
Louisiana street. was placed und
Justice crutchiicld when his case wi
called IN tho Police Court ycstcrds
morning. The several Young men 4,
rested III the place at the time OF ii
rad were dismissed
Roinma was injured during tho nSl
which followed the entrance OF the on
GERS INTO the place. and has been
Virginia Hospital undergoing trca
nieht since the night he was arreste
lie claims that he was beaten by II
officers without proSocation. but L.
ponce testified IN court yesterday III:
Romna threatened To shoot them
they entered tho place. and that
head with a heavy cane as he can
through the door This blow il n
legged 10 have caused the rough hant
ling OF Romma. Most OF the fghtir
took place in the dark. IL was show
In court yesterday.
that the men they saw sitting about II
card tables with chips before the
were gambling. and the police JUST,
dismissed them. Romina claimed tn;
he was being prosecuted By the polio
and announced that he was going
leave the city.
James Cox. 6lo Buchanan Street ws
fined 500 and put under $500 securi,
for twelve months when arraiGned b
fore Justice Crutchhcld on chare
OF operating gambling house. Jam,
Woody, w. r. Whitlowe. Il. V. LucaI
aud 5. C. Chappell arrested III II
house at the time Patrolmcn Swec
fined 50 each for gambling. Cox note
an appeal
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-13
BOARD OF ELECTRICAL
EXAMINERS IS NAMED
Will Have Charge OF licensing Elcc.
tricai Workers and Con-
tractors.
WILL REGULATE PICTURE MEN
Film Operators May BE Required to
stand Examination on knowledge
OF Observation-Disclosures 10 Or
dinancc to BE Prepared.

futitnS into effect the provisions OF
an ordinance approved July 20 III.
the administrative Board Yesterday
erected as members Of the municipal
board OF electrical Examiners Norris
liuntcr, electrical contractors: Ashhv
w. Walton, electrical worker: !. l..
:pelrhts. city electrical inspector. and
". w Trafford. superintendent OF the
eicctrtc plant, cN-ofiicio member.
The new board was created in an
swcr TO II general domaAd on tho part
Of electrical men and the electrical au-
thorltles Of the city that such A body
he constituted. II is 10 examine and
license all persons, firms and corpor-
ATOMS applying for license To do clcc-
tri"al work in tho city. Heretofore
applicants have been examined and
granted licenses bv the CITY Flee
trician. No charge is made in tho
license fees. They remain 81 for cleo
trical workers. and 80 FOR electrical
contractors.
Under the present ordinance rcSu-
iatin@ the moving picture business.
operators of motion picture machines
as IN tho ease OF ali other electrical
workmcn before the creation Of the
examining board, are required 10 OH
tain their licenses by application To the
Citv Electrician.
The office of City Electrician was
some months ago merged with the Of
ice OF superintendent OF the Eiectr i,.
l'lant. Mr.. Tratford has Indicated his
preference that motion picture opera
tors apply To the examining DO, rd
along with all other electricians Thn
board authorized AIR. Trauord yester-
day TO prepare an amendment to the
present ordinance, carrying this change
into effect.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-13
WILL DECIDE TONIGHT
ON SIZE OF AUDITORIUM
Co M tee ON Public Building
Called In Special
Session.
BOSSOM OPPOSES large uALI.
Mayor AinsIic Joins i'm Demand for
Csnbic Tall, Instead of immense
Barnlilic Auditorium Which Would
he Seldom Used.

For tha purpose of fixing definitely
inc size OF the auditorium that is To
he part OF the proposed new municipal
hulldinc. the committee in charge OF
the enterprise will meet at s o'clock
to-niShl IN special session. The qucs-
citizens generally.
When the committee held its first
consultation with the advisory archi
tcct. Alfred G. Bossom OF New York.
on August :. il instructed him to prc :
pare !, program TO he used in common
ny all architects submitting plans in
ne nuhi competition. He was directed
ny tie committee to specify an audi
,tum large enough TO scat not less
Mr. Bossom advised against an audi
ii TOR III, OF mat size one with seat
hc ample for Richmonds purpose. Scv-
crai memhcrs OF the committee were
Inclined TO agree with him. particular
~ fresident Peters. OF the Common
Council. but Chairman Sc.tton and
ohhciihiah Jones We're OF the opinion
that the demand was for :; much larger
tentatively TO instruct MIR Rossom i'm
i nrrrnrnmS his prosram to allow FOR an
not less than 1000.
since the meeting OF the committee
on nuSust 4 the size of the proposed
and there has appeared Il decided re-
action against The large auditorium
,den. The reaction WAS strengthened
a., Y
hecn received by members OF the COM
nittee from MIR. BOSOM, in which he
persists IN his rccomme ndation that
the size of the auditorium he reduced
majority of the committee il ia
s sis are now prepared TO accept
Will meet nj O'Clock Tonight to
thresh the matter out. and will decide
dchnitcly upon the seating capa city
that will he required in the final plan.
MAYOR AINSLIE FAyORS
TAKING BOSSOM'S ADVICE
Among the citizens who have taken
deep interest in the proposed new
municipal building and the auditorium
who is strongly in favor of making the
seating capacity about 1000.
~ would he mistake TO place an
auditorlhn win seating capacity of
1000 IN the new building" said the
Mayor YESTERDAY. "Excep, on very
have use for it. \ building seating.
about 1000. provided with an ADEQUATE
stage and suitable balconies. would
he sufficient for Richmond's purpose
for years TO come.
The demand for n large auditorium
| understand comes from the musical
interests tor the purpose OF the opera
AN auditorium seating 1900 people
would certainly be more than ample.
The important thing. TO my mind, is
an adequate stagc--somethiug that the
City Auditorium does not have
~ appears to me that the city
would DO we'll TO follow the advice Of
the expert II has employed. What is
pert adviser If his counsel is no, to he
followed? There is no use in calling
III the doctor If YOU are not going to
take his medicine. His advice as re-
as excellent; and should like to see
the city follow IL