Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-04-27

President Roosevelt will See a Big
Section Of The City.
EVERYBODY SHOULD DECORATE.

= All residents and business men =
= along the Roosevelt line of march y
= on May 5 are requested to decor =
= ate. The line is as follows: y
- Start at Alvarado hotel, cor y
y ner Of First street and Gold ave- y
= nue.; west on Gold avenue to Sec =
= ond street; north on Second y
= street to Fruit avenue; west on y
= Fruit venue to Fourth street; =
= north of Fourth street to New y
= York avenue; west on New York =
= avenue to Sixth street; south on =
y Sixth street to Copper avenue; =
5 west on Copper avenue to =
s. Twelfth street; north on Twelfth =
) street to Tijeras avenue; east on =
= Tijeras avenue to Eighth street; y
5 south on Eighth street to Rail =
y road avenue; east on Railroad =
s avenue to Second street; south y
s on Second street to Silver ave -
y nue.; west on Silver avenue to y
= Third street: south on Third y
$ street to Atlantic avenue; east y
s on Atlantic avenue to Second -
= street; north on Second street to y
s. the viaduct; cross the viaduct to y
= Broadway; north on Broadway to y
y Gold avenue; east on Gold ave- -
s nue. to Walter street; north On =
5 Walter street to Carroll avenue; y
5 west on Carroll avenue to Edith =
s street; south on Edith street to =
S Railroad avenue; west on Rail =
3 road avenue to Arno street; south =
3 on Arno street to Coal avenue; =
S recross the viaduct to Second =
5 street; north on Second street to =
S Gold avenue; west on Gold ave =
S nue. to Commercial club; north =
s on Fourth street to Railroad ave- =
$ nue.; east on Railroad avenue TO =
5 the depot and disband. y
s The arrangements now are for =
S the president. en- route or the pa y
s. rade, to stop five minutes each at y
5 the residence of Hon. B. S. Ro- y
- dey,, delegate to congress; at the y
$ Commercial club, and at the Cen y
S trail school building in south y
S Third street. At the school he y
S will be asked to make a short y
S talk to the children there assem- y
5 bled; at the other two stops there y
S will be ha~ndshaking. y
S Simon Stern. who was selected y
s to get up the statehood tableaux, y
s which will take place at the north =
= gate of the Alvarado and directly y
S in front of the speakers stand, y
5 has about completed his drawings =
s and plans, and now he wants y
5 forty-six little girls, between 10 y
$ and IL years old, to call at his y
S store and leave their names, sig =
$ nifying their intention to help =
$ him make this part of the hoose- =
s welt reception a grand success. =
s Forty-fve of the little ladies' are =
5 to represent the states in the I'M =
s ion, and one little miss to solely =
5 represent New Mexico, just out y
S of the fold. The little misses =
5 will all be dressed in white, and =
$ not robed in red, white and blue. =
$ Mr.. Stern would like the girls to y
s call at his store and leave their =
$ names within the next W or y
s. three days.
5 The street arch is all ready, ex- =
3 cept putting into position, and y
5 that can be done On the morning y
s of May 5. 1t will be decorated y
5 by an artist in that line, B. Frank =
5 Fillmore. y
5 A gentleman by the name of =
5 Cotton, has been engaged, and =
) will do the street and stand dec =
5 o~rations for the decoration COM =
5 mittee, He also has several pri- =
y vate contracts for decoration. r. y
) W. Hopkins, of this committee, \
5 says the flags. etc. have been re- =
$ ceived and everything is about \
y ready, except the decorations, to \
S receive President Roosevelt. =