Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-22


10 classed with the territory for pur
poses OF convenience.
I FEEss nANuUHr.
Eu9 Vsbie Event 90 the Hotel Highland
Last Eveains.
The apAstous dlning hall of the Hotel
Highland was the scene % a most en-
ioyabio EathorihS last night W men a..
Ter the fireworks aud other attractions
had bcen enjoyed, hNe members of the
Territorial Press association. es the
guests of the Albuquerque Press club.
seated themselves az tne han. sonely
decorated tables 60 enjoy the elegant
complimentary banuue l. .cu courses.
rendered to the 50. t..ta .nd tns lnvited
guests, b. the lopal club which was
prepared and seryci In the usual nrst
class style. customary win genial host.
Mitchell, ana his assistants Thoas
present repro med every section of
New Mexico ,.. sngiish snd spanish
press, anu s... ....t,i.al ,lueda The fol-
lowing gentlemen az special Suests
ntted nicely a Nl,h lhe editors and
I
hions ciOaly allied Go tur people OF news
paperdom' l.. W. D bryan. attorney.
b' ituppc, chief % nre department. -.
alons closely allied 60 people Of news
paper correspondent. Major janice A.
furdy, capitalist and promoter. e. n.
kirser aud Ernrat Meyers
lne following menu was thoroughly
enjoyed % all present.
MENU
New York Counts.
olives. Cannspe Caviarc.
: Tomato Bullion en- Taase.
Cheese Sticks.
Reportorial salad.
Braiscd Haiibut steak. sauce Supreme.
POmmes Duchesse.
Capon Outlets. Parker House style.
Potatoes a la Parislenne.
Sugar Germ In sweet Potato Cases.
Calves sweet Breads, Volan Vent.
Petit Pois.
Punch a Ia Albright. MacAroona.
sslmi OF Duck. Florida style,
New Mexico Pun hall a la Hughes.
New England Plum Pudding,
Brandy sauce.
Bisaus Ice Cream.
Cafe Noir.
Assorted cake. Mixed Nuts.
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That veteran editor. Col. ]. q. Al
bright who was postmaster, after al.
lowing time for the many choice viands
60 be demolished, ana the keen Appe-
uies TO be partially satisfied. opened
the speech making part of the occasion
by few choice remarks. after which
De called upon Editor w. a. Berger. OF
the Santa he Capital. the newly elected
president OF the association. % ro-
spoEd to the toast. '"rhe Object aud
Scope % the New Mexico Press Amso.
clation"
MI bergers address was a carefully
prepared exposition OF The necessity,
possibilities, and power OF The asaoci-
auon. and It's dutiea 10 both its mem
bers and the public. lie particularly
outlined and defined the peculiar attris
buies % the successful editor and the
influence OF the newspaper. Il was
easily seen that as president OF the as.
sooiation, ana the promoter OF the or
ganiEation. he had its objects at heart
and would labor for Ito success.
W. -. Walton. editor Of the Silver
Ciiy Independent, gave an interesting
talk on the duties Of the publisher OF
the weekly country paper. In whicn he
told OF the many difficulties. the few
rewards ana the necessity OF personal
attention being applied 70 every depart
nent OF the paper. Mr. Walton claimed
that country paper should be a com
ponent part of the community la which
Il was published and should devote its
entire efforts 10 the up-bulldinE Of the
same.
Editor W. s. Burke. Of the Journal.
Democrat could not bo present. % the
toastmaster. without notice to the gen.
tleman. called upon Sir. r. W. u. 8ry.
an 60 ten his idea Of what the oOnduct
Of a daily paper should be.
NJ Bryan made 8 short. but lhterest-
ing speech. which was mainly COM
posed of the fact that he know very
little about a Newspaper. aud didn't
care 20 learn. So far as his cKperiencs
vent he waa entirely satisfied and his
knowledge Of journalism WaH. that Il
made a point 10 roast his profession on
every possible occasion.
Major Ernest Myera handled the toast
Early Acquaintance with the NeWs-
papers % Albuquerque" Ia an extreme
- witty manner.
]. "A. Grimm. of the American.
spoke % tho toast. '-rhs Afro American
Ia journalism" and Waxed eloquent 10
explaining the appreciation % the
recognition given his race by the fra
teTnity
Thos. Hughes gave some interesting
"reminiscences % the Newspaper work
Ia Aibuquerque twenty years ago and
since
Mariana Otero y Armtl0 read an In
tefesilnK paper. giving historical
sketch of the history Of the papers that
had been published In Ola Town from
1880 % the present time
Antonio Apache. New York. special
correspondent vas very interesting In
explaining some experiences of his ih
the metropolis of the country
D. huppe talked we'll and Tor aim,
briefly. but interestingly. just the sans,
ana handled his subject The Duties
~ the Press" - only Ruppe can.
Frank kirster claimed that he seat
hls best cigars on the condition thai
h. would not be called upon 10 apsah
he gained his point
A. =. u. CarscaiirA was AZ HE besi
In spicy quotations. and he certainly
save his hearers a treat In the rerita
tons which were very timely and ex
aedinEly enjoyed
~. Berger told a good story. ana
hen All was over 4 was unaniniousiy
agreed shat the banquet was a grana
success