Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-10-10
NEXT WEEKS FUN.
Confetti Throwing Prohibited on
StIeets-Ths Queen Contest.
BASE BALL PLAYERS SECURED.

The throwing of confetti on the
streets of the city has been prohibited
during fair week, but there will be no
mi, . it's use within the carnival
enclosure every night, though Satur-
day night is expected to excei all 9th
ers in the number and fierceness of
the conflicts.
II Is desired by the management Of
the carnival that all shall mask on
Saturday night, the 18th, and to that
end costuming house OF SAT- Lake
City viii send here large stock OF
everything that can be desired for
either disguise or amusement
The contest for queen of the carni-
val has narrowed down to three can
dldates. and the voting stood last
night: Miss Marie Wincheck 1877, Miss
Isabella Spencer III, Miss Isabella
Armijo 1853. The coronation, which
will take place on tuesday evening.
within the carnival enclosure, prom
Uses to be an interesting and attrac-
tive event, and to he graced by the
presence of Governor NJ. A. Otero and
staff, and Hon. w X. Hearst and his
distinguished party.
A large force has been put at worl,
by Contractor w. w. Strong. enclos
ing the carnival gtoundp. The cleo
trio light company are putting VI
many poles so that the enclosure will
be perfect biaze of Illumination. The
Salvation Army tent has been remov
ed from the Railroad avenue front OF
the enclosure. where il had stood fol
some time, 10 vacant space block
futher west.
Ed Davis. decorator for the carni
val company, has arrived to decorate
the queens throne and the entrance
arch at the carnival grounds. and tn,
payinon and exhibition booths at tn,
fair grounds. Mr. Davis has a larg,
corps OF assistants. The official col
ors adopted by the carnival, red, golC
and green, wnl be largely used in dec
orauOn of the city, especially In bunt
ing and other forms OF drapery.
The shriners' parade on Saturda!
will be one OF the most original an,
amusing scenes of the entire fat
week. Besides much of their own
they have borrowed Tor the occasion
the entire Oriental outfit-camels
Arabs. Turks, Syrians. elephants an,
all
The educational institutions of New
..eXlco are invited to contest durinl
fair week for a football trophy a $40
cup rne nrst contest will be on Mon
day afternoon between the Uniyersit.
team ard the Albuquerque lndial
school team, at the iair grounds. Tn
victors must hold themselves in req
diness to meet all corners from NeN
Mexico schools during the season. an
for the first game in the following sea
son. II will be- In the matter OF men
bership, much like the yacht cuI
which is contested lor every year, e'
cept that the contending iootba
teams must be from New Mexico ed,
cational institutions.
Manager Mcdonald mas secured 70
the baseball tournament during fai
week Messrs. Jones and Schmid
twirlers who now nave a national rel
utation, though recently known onl
in California For the last seaso
they were with the Brooklyn team
Jones winning 2, out OF SO game
and Schmidt 70 out of 80. Jones r.
ceiyed handsome offer from Ia Pas
but was compelled to decline for A
buquerque.
J. H. O'Rielly reports that the con
mittee for the Montezuma ball,
which he is chairman, have the a
fairs OF that great social function we
in hand All arrangements have bee
completed The entire lower foo
will be thrown open for the occasio
while the Alvarado management wi
have charge OF all details which con
within their sphere, such as buffe
luncn and other ct ceteras. ID Mauro
orchestra will furnish the dance m
sic, occupying seats upon the lars
round table. The tickets are now {
sale at IS each, with no free list, ar
the committee IL ready to receive a
plications. Out of town people ca
secure tickets by addressing the chaI
maa. Governor Otero and stan W
be present and PROBABLY Governs
Brodie of Arizona.