Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-08-25
THE BOARD OF TRADE,
at Work in the Interest of the
Capital Oity-Proceedings of
Yesterdays Meeting.
Delegates to the Railway Convention
The Pecos Park-santa FEES Ex-
hibit at the Fair.

At yesterday afternoon regular meet
ing of the Board of Trade there were
present; Gen. f. L. Bartlett president;
&. W. Knaebel, secretary; Chas. L.
Bishop, John Morton, L, A. Hughes,
Sol. Spiegelberg, S. Wedeles, Philo Rum
sey, John D. Allan, A. /. Morrison, r.
Z. Twtchell, c. w. Dudrow, Arthur
Boyle, DR.. Thomas and Governor Prince.
The question OF the railroad convention |
at Albuquerque, September IS, was dis
cussed, the invitation of the Commercial
club of that city accepted and on motion
the chair was authorized to appoint ten
delegates to represent Santa Fe in said
convention. Accordingly the president OF
the board named the following delegates
Sol. Spiegelberg, Philo Rumsey, John D.
| John Morton, h. Il. Twtchell, B. NJ.
Thomas, IL. Lindhem, Chas. Bishop.
Under suspension of the rules L. T.
Weber, jacob Weltmer and DR.. An
drews were admitted as members of the
| board.
On motion the chair appointed Geo W.
knaebel and l., A. Hughes to confer with
the New MEXICAN and ascertain if it is
not possible to secure the publication of
the Associated Press report, and report to
the next meeting of the board.
The following is the heading of petit
ton laid before the board by Surveyor
General Hobart;
To Bel jamin Harrison, President of the United
States
The undersigned, citizens of the United
States, respectfully petition your excelen-
cy to reserve as a public park the noun
tain region in New Mexico lying north
west of Las Vegas and northeast of Santa
Fe, with the boundaries and extent
proposed by the surveyor general of New
Mexico IN his annual report OF July, 1891
This tract is in every way suited to be 6
delightful summer camping ground FOL
the people of the southwest, and the res
efvation Will preserve the timber about
the sources of many of the most i'm
pOrtant streams OF the territory anC
III many other ways promote the comfort
and well being of great number of PEG
pie.
- The petition met with the hearty ap
proval of the board, and on motion o
|
tary were authorized to sign the same anC
- attix the boards seal thereto.
A communication was received from
the war department respecting the ina
disposition of Fort Marcy stating tina
the public buildings on this reservation
would be retained i'll the possession 0
Is the war department for the present 81
10 that they may be occupied for whateve
20 military purposes that may be required a
20 any future time
Messrs r. Z. Twitchell, A. L. Morri
son and B. NJ. Thomas were named as
- special committee to look after and repor
upon certain interests which the boarC
deems OF moment to Santa Fee prosperity
I \ Committe consisting of J. d. Allan
c. W. Dudrow, John Morton, l.. A
a, Hughes and c. l.. Bishop was designated
| to proceed in the name Of the board tt
have photographs taken of orchard anC
farm views, showing ripe fruit, etc.
about Santa Fe and exhibit the same a
the territorial fair along with literatur,
appropriately advertising Santa Fe anC
its resources. The board also voted t.
head a subscription for footing the cost o
an exhibit from Santa Fe at the fair, witt
the sum of $25, and the above nance
committee was directed to circulate sale
subscription among the business mer
generally to the end that large exhibi
shall be sent to the territorial fair iron
this city.
Few children can be induced to taxi
- physic without struggle, and no wonde
- most drugs are extremely nauseating
: Ayers Pills, on the contrary, being sugar
d coated, are easily swallowed by the littl