davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-04-06

Al IlOWG N oLGlSOn S.
 NEW HAVEN Friday April the sixth ' The Store is in
 Easter Garb. WYE BID you. in all cordiality, tinged
 somewhat with justi1able pride, to OUT Easter Exhibit of 1ooo The store lis in gala dress for the occasion pre- |senting color symphony in violet and white. Miles upon miles of violet color led bunting decorates balcony, staircase land pillars and the same tone1s carried out las far as possible in the Spring goods dis played Myriad violet-colored electric lights and tall fragrant Easter lilies, sym bolic of the season, completes a very beautiful sight.
 Never were Easter assortments so large or so varied Hard indeed to please, will be the woman who cannot be suited from our grand EdSleI SHOWluS Ol
 Costumes, Tailored Suits,
 Separate Skirts, Top Coats,
 Dress Goods, Silks,
 Gloves, LaCes, And the many other beautiful things which we have ready, for Easter The selling so far this season has been unprecedented, in fact has gone far ahead of our most sanguine expectations
 Comparisons here and in New York will clearly show the individuality and leading excel lence of our exhibits It is impossible to give details of the many things, but every worthy fash ion thought of Americas best artistes is here to please the most refined and tasteful dresser
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-15

Mrs. Nelu r. Field and Miss Margaret
Rose OF Albuquerque. are guests oi
Mrs. A. N. BerEerc.
A. Grunsfeld, OF Albuquerque. was az
arrival IN the city last night AIR
Grunsfeld was returning from the north
over the j.. g. r. O.. aud being unable
u set through on the train on account
Of the washout. drove IN overland from
Espanola.
An elegantly appointed dinner was
given by Mrs. A. NJ. Befgcre at O'Clock
last evening. IN honor OF Mrs. NELL n
Field, OF Albuquerque. The decoration
were violet and the dining table was a
dream OF beauty Beside the guest OF
honor there were present Governor and
Mrs. N A. O.ero. Major H. J. Paien and
wife and Solicitor General r.. l.. Bart.
lett.
AZ their cosy home on Johnson street
Nc and Mrs. Roy Crlchton entertained
a jolly party OF friends the other night
In honor OF Miss Minnie Craig. OF Al
buquerque. a lively game OF kroklnole
was followed by excellent refreshments
Those present were: G.. l.. Bishop and
wife. Allan McCord and wife, Mrs W
II, Price. Miss Fleming. Miss Mary NJ.
Marsh, Prof q. o. Marsh. W. n. Pope.
o. G. Howe and Edgar WiIson.--New
Mexican. Sept. s.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-15
LAND oFFlcE RnCORD.

Following ~ the record OF business
transacted a. the United states land or.
fee, Santa Re. Tor the week ending at
noon last Friday.
Homestead sutrics-Paz Mestaa
Canillon. 100 acres. Rio Arrlba county
Bcnifaclo Martinez. Springer. 100 acres.
ColfGx county; Flores Arelianex. Cabra
Springs. 1894 acres Guadalupe coun-
acres. Mora county. Euginlo Valdez
Wagon Mound. l6O56 acres. Mora coun-
~; Donaciano Romero, Datil 100 aeres
Socorr0 county.
Final Certificates -Torihio s. san.
chez, Cabra Springs. 100 acres. San
Miguel county. Jose r. Velasquez. Can
zion, 50 acres, Rio Arriba county. An
tonic Sanzar, Co.'ote. 100 acres. Rio
Airiba county
Adverse Filing Claimants OF the
Equal Rights mining claim. Cochltl
mining district. have filed an adverse
To- the Ponto lode claim. which covers
the upper part ~ the town Of Bland
and Tor which patent has been asked by
T. l.. Mcdlcr. ". q Hope and 6. NJ
Bower. Of Albuquerque a. H. Fergus
son appears as attorney Tor the Equal
Rights people. ana the adverse claim
ants Represented by him are George r.
Buck. Henry Brown. J. W. Carpenter
John Creighton. william Drutcher. An.
drew Horn q. W Deter. T. W. Marks
burg. John Hoffman. John McItac,
James Gillen, W. = Hayes. clay Jones
r. r. Abbott. Charles stinley Il. NJ
Coleman. J. W. Mcdonald II. -.
Blctcher and e. silcr. all OF the town
OF Bland.
Lands sold--lienito Flores, Wagon
Mound, ss acres Mora county; Euginlo
Valdez Wagon Mornd SO acres. Mora
county
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-15
rnr .suIDr WAIST" MAN.
Majority 81 Railroads Won't Allow Him In
Dining Cars.

Majority of Railroads Won't Allow Him In
Diniug Cars.
IN reply 10 the question 40 you allow
men wearing shlrtwaistn without coats
TO ride on all 80 cars9 The following
statements we're rccontlv made by pas
senger officials % lines terminating In
Chicago.
Pcnnaylvania-tf a man wearing a
shlrtwaist entered the dining car and
ladies objected TO his gRrb we would
ask him 90 put on his coat II he refus-
ed to DO No. We would request him 20
wait for his dinner until the ladies left
the car. II he was gentleman he
could not object 10 doing H.
Igrie-A gentleman viii not sit IN his
shirtslneves In the presence OF ladies,
regardless or the number OF yards OF
cloth In his shirt. We woad not allow
a man wearing a shirtW est 10 eat with
others Ia the dining car. nor would he
be allowed 60 remain without his coat
In "A coach IL ladies' present objected 70
his appearance. Our tr...n rules require
conductors 20 eject Objectionable rRs-
sengers, and a mans clothing or lack
Of II can be Objectionable az well AZ
drunkenness or profanity. So long AZ a
ms u conducts himself properly and la
discs made no objection, no conductor OF
ours would say anything 20 him for the
earing OF his stirtwaist In a coach or
sleeper. ~ objection were made he
would have 10 put on hia coat or leave
the ca.
Rock island-We would draw the line
on shirtwaists al the dining car.
Baltimore a Ohio-Wc don't consider
whether worn bv men or women. Our
conductors would not interfere with a
man wearing shlrtwGiat in coach.
b would ask him 10 put on hts coat
before entering the dining car.
Great Western--lf a shlrtwalat man
was determined 10 eat In that garb la
one OF our cars we would let him eat.
BH liugtOn Gentlemen wear shirt
waists and gentlemen ia the presence
OF ladies' wear coats.
Grand Trunk-A BhirtwRlst IL an right
In its place.
-. Poul-Men cannot wear shirt
waists IN our dining cars.
Lake shore-Men who patronlzo our
dining cars DO not want 10 eat in their
shirt sleeves. ur conductors would
not throw man on the train simply
because ho was wearing a snirtwai-t
without a coat In n coach.
Eastern illlnois-No masculine shirt
waists In dining cars.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-15
SILVER CRY.
From the enterprise.

From the Enterprise,
The rumor concerning the killing of
/ Deputy sheriff Ben Williams Of Dona
Ana county proved % have no founda'
ton. A telegram from Williams him
self Was substantial proof Of his be-
ing sin In rhe land Of the living.
Miss Myrtle Decker who was appoint.
ga teacher IN the Central school re-
signed last week 20 Accept n principal
! shir at Gibson near Gallup, n NJ Miss
/ Decker had served four years az Cen
trail. and her many friends auch regret
| her leaving, but are somewhat cOuHoied
! BY the knowledge Of the advantages
| which will accrue 10 her
| Another evidence oc the iawlesaneaa
existing IN the county has shown itself
| In the killing BY unknown parties ~
seventeen head Of horses belonging 20
tho Harrington Bros Tho horses Delng
on che range rhe fact % their having
| been killed was not discovered for q
day Of two and q having rained Il was
impossible 10 ma any trail of the ma
/ Iaudcru.
ar. and Mrs @. W. g. carvn las,
week received the newa 81 the birth Of
daughter on tho 18th inst. to Baxter
Bishop ana wife. nee Aiisa Minnie Car
! vi az Kallspeu. Mont Thls week they
r, teived The sad Intelligence % the
q am OF the iltlle one. which occurred a
\ short time after birth TIE many
| friends IA this city OF Mr and Mira
bishop and relatives will be griovg 10
| learn 0s theig misfortune. Mrs Bishop
IL improving steadily.
! The kitchen OF the Midway restaurant
was the scene on Wednesday ~ q
bloody encounter. brought on BY a ala.
cushion % the race problem. Several
~ u.e white employees according - tha
| tes imony sought to cast reflections
/ UPON the race and color - negro em'
/ ploNg which was resented by words
/ The whites then tried TO create a COLI
| oitd exodus and tho black refused 20
make an exit A butcher knife was then
/ h. tr0duCod into the argument with the
fefult that the negro concluded 20 va
/ cafe and be hled himself ~ q doctor
who soWed up aad dressed a wound In
| tn neck T'ho asaailant, one Tobs
/ straw. was arrested charged with ar
sault with a deadly weapon. he was
bound over 10 the grand jury la the
sum OF one thousand dollars.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-15

/ From the ChieftAin.
Miss Ruby Berry ia conducting a sue.
| cerHful private school ~ about nflcen
pupils In the high school building
n. N. Kcnier sold his residence prop
| criy ln the west part ~ the city 90 Con.
rad Baca. The consideration h. report
"a 10 be- 5000
a Biavaschi has purchased the
l.cacham property from J. J Lesson
and viii vccupy ~ na a residence. The
consideration was $3.50
Or NJ. A. Styicr mas taken up his
residence on the Hubbard property
which ne purchased last week near the
School OF Mines.
Ahran Abey'ia received a telegram
from San Marciai stating that BLACK.
inFton hal the robbers and u alive"
tld. NJ Kealer has sold his saloon %
q. ~ Yunker Mr Kenlor has also
leased the h. L. browne place now
belonging To Thos jacques. aud viii uc.
crpy u aH residence
J. W Medley was IN from hia ranch
west o. MaEla,enn Mr Medley stated
that the erase IL growing nicely Ia his
vicinity and chat stock ia good condl
ton.
There have been $50 head OF cattle
brought down from MaEdalena this
week hound for Texas. ans as stock cars
have been ordered Tor another like ship.
msut.
VIM. wens passed through socorro
" I'M the cattle from his ranch near
MnFiaiesa lie has rented the BursuL.
rarch forty miles east OF san Antonio
aud viii locate his Stock there
on May 2. 1929 Diego Benavides trad.
ed TO Salvador byron his interest In
La Joya grant FOR Il mare g. 10 goats,
and ~ blankets" The transfer was re-
corded this week Ia the Office Of Probats
Clerk Hcrmene q. Baca.
otto Tuschka has presented 9. r
Brown with curious antique necklace
t;.- waa taken from an Indian grave
ncai Aguas Calientes. Mexico. II Is O.
folk that Mr. Brown prlsea very highly
jos. y Smith has had hiss lease on the
Park HOUSE extended 10 Ave years and
now feels warranted In making UOrc
extensive improvements on the prop
ortS than he originally contemplated
Mr. smth VIII have the mouse Ia mrs,
class condition before it is opened toI
the public
The ny wheel In the engine house u
the fire clay works bursted Tuesday,
one piece weighing about 1000 pounds
tearing a hole through the hoor and
roof shove. sailing over an adjoining
building aud plunNng into the earth
several rods away Luckily nobody was
hurt
Born. saturday evening. september I,
1900. of the wife ~ District Attorney
Silaa Alexander a son. SilaA Alexan-
de- sr.. may become Judge ~ the Firth
judicial district but u may az well ba
announced at once that Il Will be siias
Alexander. Jr.. who Will make. inter.
pet. and execute the law In the home
on Fischer avenue
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-15

AZ late hour last Friday night Rev
q. >. Madden and }. o. Crcagcr arrived
home from a three days hunting trip
out In the mountains. and az evidences
0f their markamanahip brought along
three nne specimens OF bear all 81 the
silver TIP variety Two % the animals
were cubs while the third was an Old
one and very large. The hunters are
very 1ubllant over their victory and
during the week both were busy reiat-
ing THAR experiences 10 their many
friends.
From an accounts received here lately
bears are very numerous IN the sur
rounding mount ms. In the last month
seven ~ them Nave been killed within
twenty i've miles % Bland. fivc % that
number having been brought 90 town.
4 party Of hunters Including Henry
Brown. George stcrns and Chns Smith
left here early last Monday morning
wiz a number 81 dogs and a big supply
Of ammunition. They expect 70 be gone
a onth.-Blnnd Herald
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-15
TERRITORIAL NEWS.


From the Zee.
Engineer Bisphsm and family have
rcnc east
The Ter horial Fair to be held az Al
huqueruuc This year frpm Sept - 90 "a
promises 90 be- the best In ~ history
Thursday. Dr G.. o. Cruickshank re.
ccivcd tG1o in gold for q plecc ~ land
tying between old and NoN Town.
II nidad rruiiio was the purchaser
Miss Biinh Kremis Ray Finnay ma
James HhchcOCk went b. Mesiila Park
90 enter The Agricultural college Chas
Mattress Joined them later Ia the week
Miss Marglo Hitchcock ia up from El
raso visltiyg friends. She spent a rood
portion OF the week win Mrs. Frank
Johnson out az the ranch.
Mrs y -. Hood nccompan led by her
mUthcr two sons and q daughter ~ o.
w Blood arrived from I.as Vegas 10
visit with Mr. and Mrs faMaaters.
Aita. LaMasters will remain Tor some
time.
Alberto Garcia. Who was operated
upon for stone In the bladder by Dra.
Cruickahauk three weeks ago, has &C..
turned 90 his home 40 Lulz Lopez per-
r., tly we'll pruhlbly there 10 NJ other
Instance on recori whore difficulty ~
TINS Kind vas overcome Ia such q short
space ~ time
DR.. -. - Cruiokshank makes no Sc
crei Of The fact that he ia i've candl.
date FOR councilman on the republican
ticket, The Doctor naa ability. energy
ana plenty ~ funds ail ~ which VIII bo
utilized In getting the nomination and
Killing up a blg majority az the polls
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-15

The enrolment In the different public
school buildings yesterday was as fol
lcWH.
Central building High school-Nir,
siroup and Mr. Johnson. "a. Miss Col.
trane. a. Mrs. lie bar. 20 eighth grade,
Miss stevens. &C.. Miss Sinner "a,
seventh grade. Total, l59
First ward-1Mrs Butts, 49, FIRST Miss
Wiley. a. second Miss Poyas, 80,
third aud fourth Miss Clusters. 90 fifth
and sixth grades. Total ~.
Second ward Mr. Nicholson, i3. ffth
and sixth, Miss Hughes, IS. third and
fourth Miss Adams. 81, second Miss
Keepers. 81. frst Total i19.
Third ward-MC Perdue. a. NTH and
sixth. Miss McMIllcn. a.. third and
fourth. Miss Niles. a.. second Miss
Elder Is, first. Total l71.
Fourth ward Mr. spiers o. NTH and
sixth. Miss Hazcldlne, 90, third and
fourth Miss Everitt. %, second. Mis-,
Newman. %. nrst Total iB3
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-15

hudse stated thsi be had heard notA,
ms lie stiii nays that 10 has had no
onsr from the Memphis people. a. re-.
ported, from the management Of that
road
Il o. not az all likely that Mr. Nudge
would resign ~ general manager OF the
Santa Pc 90 accept tho presidency OF
the Memphis. The Memphis road 10 81
small IN proportion to the santa Re
that HE present position ~ practically.
u not wholly. equal 90 that % chief ex-
ecutivo ~ the former
And then there ~ another considora.
tlun Mr.. Nudge " thoroughly In touch
With the present management ~ the
santa re. N there was opportunity for
his advancement on the santa re to-
morrow the men az the head OF the
system would undoubtedly take advan-
thge OF it In HE favor. Therefore u IL
only reasonable 20 believe that the Of
ffr ~ the Memphis presidency would
have little attraction Tor him.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-15

Mr. ana Mrs. Fred Lewis are moving
into their new home on West Railroad
avenue to-day.
Harry =. owen. the district court
| clerk, wns a passenger for Las Vegas
yciterday morning.
Joseph Bibo and son. who enjoyed
the sabbath here yesterday. returned
to Bernallllo this morning.
Jacob Welnmann manager OF the
Golden Rule Dry Goods company. who
wac east purchasing stock OF goods
returned 20 tho city to-day
W. H. Matson ST.. and wife. who
have been east for The "ast two months
waiting relatives In New York and
! Connecticut, have returned home.
Mrs. Robert Mann this morning re-
ceiycd a chcck for 81. 200 from the
Woodmen OF the World. being the
amount OF insurance held by her late
husband In that order.
Pert Baker. accompanied by Charles
White, took a ride yesterday 10 the
washouts az Thornton. They returned
10 the city last night ana they say that
the washouts are very serious
The Press club have elected Geo. W.
Stubs Of the Mining Record treasurer.
and he viii collect and receipt for all
funds subscribed for the entertainment
% the territorial editorial association
The optic says; MR.. Hugh Allison.
whose maiden name was Johnson and
whose father. a painter also her hus-
bands father is up from Albuquerque
on "a visit accompanied by her daugh-
eer.
Col J. Francisco Chavos. the Valon-
cil county political war horse. who SO
iourncd two or three days In the me-
tropous on account OF the washouts.
ivfi yesterday morning on a transfer
railway passenger train Tor Santa Re.
Among the passengers detained by
the washout was Dr. Ross. a promin-
ent physician 81 Denver, who with his
family was returning from trip TO the
Pacific coast resorts. The doctor Inn
proved the opportunity and made nu-
merous aoquaintances while here.
n. f.. Stevens. the Grand Lodge rep
resontative to- the odd Fellows Ma
tional meeting at Richmond. Va. left
Sunday morning for that city. He was
accompanied north by his son. Rol.a
81 vens. who win attend the Kempcr
Military IN Tliute at Bonneville Mo
Col J. NJ. Moore. who attended the
Grand Army OF the Republic encamp-
ment az Chicago. returned "a the city
on one OF the delayed passenger trains
to-day. Mrs Moore viii visit relatives
sd friends In Sc Joseph, Mo. and Chi
cage, before returning 10 Albuquerque.
Prof c. n. Hodgin, the genial prin-
clpal OF the normal department OF the
University OF New Mexico, received
handsome new buggy on Saturday
from the Stirling Buggy company OF
stirling, H.. and with the fine horse
he IL going 10 purchase. he viii own
one OF ths neatest turrouts in the city
william Mitchell. one OF the foun-
ders OF the lumber town OF Mitchell.
out on the Santa Re Pacific, which IL
now but a memory, was Ia town last
week and met many old friends The
Mitchell brothers al one time cut im-
mense quantities OF lumber on their
land grant IN the Zuni mountains but
u dld not pay them. They are now To-
Gated al Cadillac, Mich.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-15

Appointments Tor the New Mcxlca
Conference uf the Methodist Church
South Tor the year 1901.
El Paso District-E r. Goodaon. pro.
siding elder
~ Paso--J NJ. Carter. Ga supply)
Alpine ana Marfa-.A Maruton.
pcBssco Clrcult-l3d. G,cbreton
Roswell station--I n. French.
Roswell Circuit-fro be supplied
Carlabad-W l.. Roberts.
White OakH--L. L. Giadney.
recos--T H. Lailance.
Fort Davis Circult-George Ward
Albuquerque Distrlct-M HOdgson.
presiding elder.
Albuquerque. ". Mcclure.
Cerfillos Circuit-Robert Hodgson.
Gallup-w. n. Foulks.
MaEdalcna Circult-W s. Huggett
san Marcial-To be supplied.
Las crucos-w. II. Nelson.
Deming--J. NJ Ray.
ella Rlvor-IT l.. Adams.
solomonvillc Arlz.-To be supplied.
Watrous To be supplied.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-15

veGas. accompanied ~ ~. KauRmah.
the examinging physician Of the Wash
inrton tifo Insurance company, AR.
Abraham has returned 10 the city. ieav-
IN gthe doctor IN the vicinity % Las
Vegas.
The FIRST car 70 be loaded with ore
and shipped 10 a smeiter. is expected
20 leave here for the Ei Paao sneiter to-
morrow. w T.. Trimble a Co. are haul.
ms wagon loads OF ore fpDm the oxen.
dimes mine In T1ieras canyon and
loading Il into a car az the local depot
Mr.. Oxendine believes that the ore viii
show up well. producing enough pay.
ing metals 10 warrant him In becoming
steady shipper.
Father Gentle. ~ the old town Cath.
Ollie church. after a visitation 10 ono Of
the southern parishes. returned to the
city this morning
Highland Methodist SUNDAY
school at g.is "a. M. pdeaching al n a.
IN by the Rev McCllntock. The pastor
being absent there will be- no service ~
night.
John Becker. the general merchant
and Hour miller Of Belen. came In from
the south this morning he IL on hts
way east 20 purchase his fan and win
ter stock Of goods. and will go north
on the FIRST train
Mass meeting and grand temperance
rally az the Congregational church to-
morrow afternoon az 3 o'clock, address
"a by Rov. Eugenla 81. John and Dr.
Charles 81. John Of Kansas city. Mrs.
knlghtlingcr and the male quartette
viii sing Everybody invited.
Services 10 the Congregational church
Will be held Tomorrow az follows;
Sunday school e;t5 a. m. Christian EN-
deavof az o. m. The new pastor ~ this
church. Rev. w J. Marsh was expect
ei last night, but was detained by the
washomts. and " Il H. possible. for him
10 arrive tonight preaching services
VIII be held at a. m. and y. m. A
now double quartette has been secured
10 render the music FOR the services.
Miss Mable Fitch being the leading 20
prano and soloist Mrs. Robt. aosa will
ofiiciatc as orgunist until Miss Gilmore
returns. Definite notice az 60 preach.
inS VIII be given IN the morning paper.
The Cltizen representative met g. -
Richards OF the government indian
service al the depot this morning. hav-
INK In charge fifteen iaEuna Indian
children brought In to 40 to the Indian
school ~ this city. Mr. Richards says
this Ia the third parry OF children he has
Thought In and there are about twen-
ty.nve more 10 follow later on. A.,out
two weeks ago Mr. Richards sent
party OF nine children to the Haskell
school at Lawrence. Kas Ne aays the |
Indians % the various tribes are evin- |
cling quite an interest IN the education
OF their children. even the AcOma tribe. |
who were the most bitterly opposed SO |
sending their children 10 school. are
now becoming quite interested In the |
education ~ their children.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-15

Miss Anita PaDidino. who came on
victorious In the Queen Of the Carni-
var voting contest at Albuquerque.
winning over dozen other contestants.
Is native OF santa Fe ANA Is very
much beloved and admired there. She
formerly resided In Las Vegas and Il a
sister OF Mrs. NJ. Bcrardinelli is a tai
ented musician, and a beautiful young
woman Of grace and tact who will adj
mirably GA the role she Is chosen %
ad0rn 40 The fair-Opllc
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-15
SAN GERONIMO cAHNIvAL.
Pueblo Feast of san Geronimo aud Taos
Carnival, september so,

Carnival september so,
The interesting and very peculiar GER
emonles and performances INDUCED In
by the Taos indiana on September 80, at
their pueblo. two ana one-half miles
from Taos. will be equally Interesting
as heretofore.
In addition to the regular program OF
the Puebl0s which consists OF parades,
religious ceremonies. races. dances and
comlcal performances; the people OF
Taos have provided an interesting list
OF sports and amusements that will
cover the two following days.
Purses are offered o. horse races
foot races and comic races.
A boxing encounter OF eve hard
rounds viii be another interesting foa-
ture.
The IelizRbothtown cOrnct band has
been emploed 20 furnish music FOR three
days, and win give dances In the even
ing
Other dances will be given for three or
four nights In succession.
Ia addition to this several match
horse races will be pulled on. one Il h
understood between Roger q and Posey
Challenges are out FOR cock fights
which will be interesting. Various
private amuaements Will be on tap.s.
Tho Taos valley ~ noted for beautiful
drives, both Ina the valley and among
the hills and 10 many places made In
terosting by the work OF nature or the
hands Of prehistoric races
a general invitation 10 extended 10 al
10 visit Taos az this time. and the peo-
pie OF the valley viii use their best ef-
forts 10 interest and entertain an.
For further Information see posters or
programmes or address any OF the un-
dersigned committee OF arrangements.
Very respectfully.
FRANK sTAPLIN.
WM FRAYNE.
~. y. Z lpER.
Committee "a Arrangements.