Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-26
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SACRAMENTO DISPLAY,
The exhibit from the sacramento
mountain country arrived this morning
aud Ia being put IN shape Tor exhibition
lO.day. This will undoubtedly be one of
the largest and mOstyariei displays In the
exposition hail. This exhibit is sent 10
tue fair by the wideawake III Paso Il
Northeastern railwey company, for the
purpose, OF course, OF advertising the
great resources OF the country It's rail-
9ay trayeTses. IL will be In charge OF
Harry Alexander, the popular young
way, and no was aided In making the
Otis, OF the Mescalero Indian.
special display OF the pupils OF
who Is also entitled 10 much credit for
securing the line display. will also be
present % talk Alamo GordO and vicinity
to every ear that IL within reach except
ing, OF course, the ears OF corn on ex-
hibitiOn. Included In this showing are
some line stocks OF grain, oats with heads
eighteen inches long, wheat with four
grains 10 the mesh. timothy that grows
spontaneously, blue grass, limbs from
wild berry bushes, raspbdrrries, goose
berries and currants having an extra
ordinary growth in that section. In the
vegetable line there are pumpkins that
will nearly reach tifty pounds In weight,
beets that will grow twenty pounds
though they say they have been raised
thirty two pounds la weight. immense
caulilOwers, cabbages and nearly every
thing else IN the vegetable line.
There are any number OF jars contain.
iug beautiful specimens VI fruit, four
famous varieties Of apples, peaches,
ounces, pears, cherries, grapes. and the
lg and German prunes. These two lat
Ter are grown at an altitude Of 800 feet.
Included also is an exhibit OF water cTess
two feet In length, eyidencing the purity
Oi the water in that section. Everything
shown In the exhibit Ia raised without
irrigation IN the sacramento Tainbelt, a
country seventy miles long by hfty wide.
The exhibit also shows the varieties OF
timber m the district; a beautiful book
casa made by Indian children Is also
being shown.
COCHlTl MINERAL EXHIBIT.
The COchiti district exhibit includes
ore from each OF the producing mines
from that section. It arrived this morn
ing and will be given space this alter
noon. Frank II. NynkO0p, the editor OF
The Bland Herald has charge OF the eX
mbit aud will be- Oh the grounds al,
week 10 deliver OratiOns on the wonder
ful gold producers In the neighbOThOOi
Of Bland.
HORSES ARE ARRIVING.
A number OF Gne running horses came
in this morning from Trinidad, Colo.
They include Dit" from the stable OF
". v. Wilson; Patsy Dugan, entered by
Nd. Couch; Layiuda sni Jersey Maid,
entered by Joseph Mcdowell, and three
speedy animals by Rye Lewis. dorsey
Maid, however, Is probably better known
10 western tuTimen by the name OF Jessie
Girl She IL from the stable Of Doll
Bros, Of Gypsum, Colo, and has very
good record,
"ANY OLD THING"
An entry was made with Secretary
Crawford this morning by Miss Lamle
Craig, Of pair OF baby shoes said 10 be-
over 100 years old. They were put under
the elass OF ANY Old Thing" by the
iacetious assistant secretary, Hank
Pinckney.
FAIR NOTES.
Governor NJ. A. OteIO and staff have
engaged rooms at the san Felipe hotel
during fair week.
All of the Peace Jubilee commit e.
will meet at the Commercial club this
| evening at 3 o'clock.
Fred Diamond has purchased bicycle
checking and cigar and peanut prlyl-
| lpges from the fair association.
kntrie5 in the art department at the
fair will be closed Tuesday at noon. Ar.
| lists wishing 10 make displays will apply
| 10 o. A. MatsOn, Jr.
The fair directors to day decided TO
give complimentary tickets 70 all the
! Rough Riders and TO request them TO
! wear their uniforms,
Hon. L. Bradford Prince aud Colonel
/ Max Frost have sent their regrets 10 the
| committee Oh invitation on their inabil-
| ity 10 be- present al the Peace Jubilee
celebration as the invited guests OF Al
ququerque. ~
Il A grand cake walk contest will be one
of the special features Rt the fair on
Wednesday. A tine door will be built
directly In front OF the grand stand,
where the walkers can strive for the
prizss and the plAufits Of the spectators.
j. +. Saint formerly secretary OF the
fair association, recently returned from
a business trip through western New
Mexico aud ARIZONA. He found the
people everywhere taking unusual in
terest In IN territorial fair and large
number OF visitors will attend, He
thinks there will be a hundred come in
l from Gallup alone.
The university has decided 10 close on
Tht.rsH..y a,A Hriday nF thta yyaak IN AZ