Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-10-12

Gov n q. Murphy. Of Arizona. and
Gov NJ \. Otcro. of New Mexico, ar,
both Elks. aud VIII lead the Eika IN IA,
fair parade
Mctcaif s. Strauss has received several
hundred head of Ramhounlet ANA Morint
bucks. Some 81 the best will boz die.
played az the fair
season tickets for she fair have been
placed on sale at the store Of q. \. Mat.
son q CO.. and az the ofice ~ the score.
tary "a g. Now BE- the time Co purchns,
your tlcHcts.
The Gideon Ministries Jew the track at
Socorro ana the players are scattered hi
every direction. However. the band kept
together ana viii no here TO take part ir
tho grand parade.
Tho visiting newspaper proprietors
publishers. editors and local reporters
viii receive cordial attention from the
1"mb,u of the city press during fails
week Lot nll attend
II iB quite nacly that Commodore" T.
~. Kent, tho wealthy gold placer opcr-
atoT OF the Hen canyon district, viii
make r. display of gold nuggets found ou
his placer grounds 1t the fair
That nno Kentucky trottcr, Active.
owned by r. } shiuicS. and the Gait.
fornln PAGER. Lady Margaret owned
uy Joseph Barnett. VIII surely Boz seen IN
several nnc events az the fair
The entries Tor harness races at the
fair viii CLOSE Friday night. October li
Colonel McCanna, tho secretary. gives
uut the Information that a large mum
her Of Colorado trottcrs have entered.
Tho Cochitl mining district will un.
doubtediy boz we'll represented az th,
Territorial fair George Hofhcius and
others are interesting themselves Ga got.
ting together "a fine showing of mineral
ores
Tho public schools viii mako grand
exhibit at the fair and win also have Nv,
appropriate floats in the parade Il h
understood that Miss Ihnhrlck. the kin.
dcrgurten teacher, viii also have float
he the paWde
THE racing track and base hall ground,
nr, being put in good shape. while th,
| noral hnli ana the stables are rccclv.
| ing attention from the carpenters Ev.
crythng is being put in readiness al
the fair grounds FOR next week
The sch'ol board yesterday decided 4,
give Thursday aud Friday ~ fair wees
1H holidays Tho university will oluss
"Wednesday, Thursday uud Friday Sat.
urdny an the pupils who march iu th,
parade viii ho given free tickets 60 th'
fair grounds
The people " tho city desire that an
the stores ho closed op Friday evening
Carnival might Co Givc tho clerks a
chance Co take part iu tho maHqunrud,
festivities. a number ~ merchants hnv,
expressed "a desire o. close on thot oven.
iug Tho Elks viii appreciate the clos.
ms OF the stores on that evening
President Mnrrou has received q lcttoI
from Governor Murphy of Arizona
stating that he would boz here 10 attend
the statehood convention and the fair
tie has been solicited by the statehood
committee ON speakers uH one 81 IA,
speakers Governor Otcro of New Mex,
leo win De- present 60 open the oonyon-
ton.
Ia ts comments On statehood the Gal.
IMP Republican nays. Every county in
the territory should have a splendid dis.
play ~ 'tH products at the fair this FAN
.
united demand of New Mcxloans far this
measures of Justice will take form al an,
hig statehood convention ON October o.
the first day of ihr fair Many national
senators and congressman viii be- there
l.ot thom but SGT hair an idea of the mag.
nihccnt iesourros ~ the territory and
they viii boz the strongest Kind of ndyo.
Gates whru they ngaiu repair 60 the hail.
uf government
The commissioners ~ san Miguel c0un.
iy appointed the following delegates a.
the statehood convention } o. Fauulhel
> r. RnEom, % A. inrfnzoio, Euscmo
Romero MaEarito Romero. John h
clark, James Duncan, Harry W. Kelly
J. r. Esluibol Pablo Iaramilio. Mas
Norihaus. David Winters \ u Davis
Joncraon kaynoldH Clyofns Rcmero. All.