Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-04-19
Bic FAIR!
Promised for the Forth
coming Fall.
Lively Meeting of Enthusiasts
Last Night.
Miss Marie German Arrested for
Violating Postal Laws,
EXCITING RUNAWAY THIS MORNING.

The Territorial Fair association was
reorganized for the forthcoming fall
festivities at the city hall last night,
there being present quite a large crowd
Of fair enthusiasts.
At $40 o'clock, w. T. McCreight,
who oficiated as president of last
years street fair and carnival. called
the meeting to order. and stated that
the object of the meeting was the cleo
tion OF a president. the naming Of a
board OF directors and other officers.
After this. Alfred Grunsfeld asked IL
nominations for president were in or
der, and when informed that such a
procedure had been followed at pre-
vious fair meetings, he placed before
the meeting the name of Mr.. Me-
Crelght TO ofiiciate as president under
the same conditions which governed
| that position last year.
Addressing the secretary OF the meet
ing. A. Il. ID. Carscallen, =. f. McCan-
ma also nominated Mr.. McCreight for
the same office, and after receiving sew
eral seconds, the secretary put the
was accepted.
Thos. Hughes then moved, the mo-
| tion being seconded. that the presl-
dent. with the aid and advice of the
executive committee, be authorized to
appoint one vice president from each
of the counties of the territory.
| on motion OF c. Il. Hawley, COM
mittee of three-C. b. Hawley, Alfred
Grunsfeld and Thos. Hughes being
named-were appointed to select a
board OF directors. They submitted
the following names. which were unan-
imously adopted by the meeting:
Alfred Grunsfeld. Z. +. McCanna, o.
~ Marion. ]. A. weinman, Thomas
Hughes, a. A. Trimble. Simon Stern,
Mike Mandell. George f. Albright,
George A. Campbell, c. f. Myers, c.
b. Hawley. John $. Beaven. A. Everitt,
lC. w. Ward, II. l.. Washburn, Wallace
Hesselden, Joe Barnett, A. b. McGaf-
rey. Ben Bottle, William Kieke. B. Toti
man, II. Brockmeier, NJ. w. Flournoy
Rodey. Frank Lee, NJ. IL. Donahoe, A.
l.. Conrad, q. W. Smith. David Vein.
man. IL. Brockemier, M. w. Flournoy
NJ S. Otero, +. Il. Sturges, G. X, Ne.
her, Charles Mausard, Jacob Loeb, II
$. Goss, Noa Ilfeld, Jacob Korber
Ferd. Lowenthal. c. c. Hall. II. w
Hopkins. o. Bachechi, c. w. Kunz. J
ID. Eakin, NELL B. Field w. c. Leon.
ard, c. F. Waugh, Robert T. Putney.
1t was moved and seconded that the
president appoint an executive com.
mittee of six members, with himself as
ex-ofiicio member and chairman, al
some future date ana that the execu.
tive committee, when named and or.
ganized, be authorized to select tn,
treasurer of the fair association.
In order to make those present fee
good, the president stated that all bill
of last years fair had been faithful!
audited by r. f, McCanna, the efiicien
chairman, and the old executive com
e mittee and all bills had been paid, be
sides a few old accounts. and tina
f, there remained in the bank a cash bal
a ance of Sl6493.
a This information brought A. Everltt
5 treasurer, to the front and he submit
ted a brief report as follows Uhe ful
{ and complete financial report havinI
D been published in the daily newspaper
- of the city week after last year
. fair):
Receipts from all sources, 81, ,656. 2
Z Expenditures ........... ........ 6,4yl.3