Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-10-17
GRAND SUCCESS.
Big Trades Display
and Parade.
One Of the Biggest, if not the
Biggest Ever Held Here.
Fine Floats and Good Displays Of
All Kinds Of Good Things.
AND the BANDS KEPT PLAYING

Albuquerque has always been famous
tadCs DUNG fair week, and ON all holi-
days, but this time she ecllpsed all pre-.
viop9 ',i Efforts lf such a thing is possible,
OF the grandcst and most elaborate pa
r3d,a Over scen In the southwest.
ooIonel John borr9asile and his assist
hand and promptly at II O'Clock had the
columns moving along the advertised
In the band stand on Railroad avense
we're stationed Governor Otcro aud Gov
ernor Murphy and She stan OF the for
mer, az In uniforms, and the awarii,g
i'aso; ]. J. Helm of Santa Fe, and Pierce
Murphy OF Las Vegas, where they view
ed the grand parade.
to the Albuquerque public schools for
the best ioat or uIsplay. hyde Exploring
Expedition received second mention.
was headed by Colonel John q. llorra-
dailc ana Marshal n. l.. Medlcr followed
~ tne First hegiment band OF thirty
,mmcdlately boLlnd which cnmc Com.
puny q, AlDuquerque Guards, In full
force, the boys making nice turnout
ana were NJ their best.
Troop a. Fourteenth cavalry, consist
ing oi iiity soldiers, commanded by Cap.
tain {. g smith, ce,ne next In the grand
proco ssion, ana vere followed by CHIEF
ituppe of the fire department, in com
pany with chief Myhre of the Silver CITY
department the Albuquerque hose waS-
oht Snu uueA coming next atter fho
lhc local lodge OF Elks was represent
I'd by hne bana of musicians and about
NY nii.S-iour 10, menp..s, anu We're aecompa.
fbCn came detachment OF Huebners
band OF 'strolltng players" followed by
the NeW lu.iai o.nn ana the Christo-
pher Soiombe society In uniform. Next
IN order came cowboys and rough riders,
lump.tihg = couple OF dozen who hail
tro'" she ptinc,pin sections OF New Mex.
ico, anu Wn" VIII take principle part
IN th, event ~ the tais grounds the re
malhder OF the Week Following these
Iain,S TIii,,S 'no Si1eon pann nea1od Dy Colonel
.nton anu peluty Marshal Leathcrmdn
who In turn were succeeded by the goY-
erhincnt indian school, which was rep.
aa,s,sh'ou III, Ky seyerai hundred Boys ana
glris, an dressed an Dlue. IN addition TO
.hese Nus a aeparste noat' containing
.ne ihulah schooi chaIiehge basket ball
team, cam, oouc ,,o o,,v ...oo, ,.,..
NtNt came the city school division.
l.iu'u ~ a., py ~ log capin school mouse, Typ
@ va dtSoi-wnnsn ,n we nau sixteen states
ani, ana nhe mlinon people, contracted by a
noat showing tne RED brick school house
=. soi' mahls prosIess 70 torty-nye
states anu "Nenty;hye million inhabi.
,SniH, ne utI.oi ~ Ilmoti was provided
WI happropiiateiy inscrlbcd banners.
me PUBIC sehoois were followed by a
it ioa, pvaiins ,le kihusrgaIteh puplls' the
noat nicely uecorated with nowers ana
rnorgrSehs; rN,,t,i NeN, N1,i, , came I'VE hoats 10
represent the Ola Town public schools,
apnut iVo pupils taxing part.
ahs noat OF Z, n, Lampman, represent
lns the wall paper establlshment. was
very neat and reminded many Of the Wis.
itoIs anu iOWhspeople Where the could
iil'll. i,ilu psirgaihs IN tne Way OF handsome
u,ccporatiohs ior thelr homes
The Imperial Laundry had their rig
out, Win that boy whose clothes were
~ ~ thc ,auhury, Many spectators won
ucreu Wnen ne would get them IN return.
j, IMMORAL
Whs spIlnhlel an alons the me OF march
atu pr"Noheu ueal OF favorable COM
"Tnts, ,,,
lnch .nc AlouPueIpue Ihuhdry rigs
ne'iuo1 py Jay y, iubbs, VINO IN turn
M.Ic i1uoWsu pE the MtuAafd iloat, de-
Slkncu by ~, ~; lyon lhe local WINDOW
utVoIator' Whlch was unique ana hdVer-
@ @tlseh the DInnus OF nour which nave
NIUE 'ne mus iainous ,.,