Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-06-21
FAIR MEETING LAST NIGHT.
President Grunsfeld and he Executive
Committee Resign.
ANOTHER MEETING EFFECTED.

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ia oYar tho wayss' nj iast ysar ana
managed TO get 'Out OF the hole" by
Secretary Crawford agreeing to knock of
about $3.50 OF his salary. He did not
want any more Jobs IA president OF the
Territorial fair, for he found out that the
people did not appreciate free OF cost
work. He, how ever. thought IL unwise
to let the fair drop, and suggested that
the free pass system" be done away and
that season tickets, to n certain amount.
equal 10 nj least $1,000, he sold TO mer-
chants and citizens in lieu OF cash sub
scTlptiOns. and let them distribute the
tickets among friends and visitors.
Mr.. Grnnsteld stated that he did not
fancy the suggestion advanced by Mr..
WiikersOn, IA the success OF the fair de-
pended TO u great extent upon its gate
receipts. III no gate receipts" said MIR,
Hrunsfeld, ut would take at least 5000
to run the fair
I. :. Hubbell moved that the fair, az far
"a 1t concerned the present board, be de-
Jared off, and that the secretary pre-
yiously elected receive no pay. Mr.. Hub.
bnll, however. supplemented his remarks
by stating that he. like Mir. Grunsteld
and others OF the executive committee
was heart and soul In favor of u fair thi.
, ear, but regretted to see the Indifferent
manner In which the merchants aud citi
> y M had responded to the committed
IA for subscriptions.
Jacob Neinman then stated that Presi
lent Grunsfeld and his committee had
perfect right to resign, but he opposed
the proposition TO let the fair drop.
q Mr.. Grunafeld stated that he was In
= favor OF a fair, and to demonstrate tn,
a fact he would double his subscript IN o
x Last year, IL other merchants would d
y likewise.
q Mr.. Hubbell stated that he wanted |
distinctly understood that he was IL
i favor OF a fair this year. and would IN,
y the prisoners In the county Jail, free o
charge, TO good advantage In fixing NJ