Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-10
ROUSING FAIR MEETING


The big reception room Of Zolglor's
Cafe, upstairs. was crowded 30 the
doors last night by the largest and
most enthusiastic crowd og fair
spellbindorH' that has yet assembled
for tho transaction Of territorial fair
business. such as the election of an.
nual officers.
The enthusiasm was made Intense
by the report that half a dozen names
would be- proposed for the various Of
fees. and the factions were, OF course.
present TO work for and support thoir
fayorites.
And. again, the report had gained
currency that short and spicy talks
would be- indulgod ga as 20 the exer.
clso OF more economy In tho conduct
of future fairs and this also had ~
effect ON bringing forth 20 the meet
INK the big crowd.
After waiting until $3.50 o'clock for
the appearance of Moasra o. " Mar
ron and y. Il. McCannR, who failed TO
arrive. Maynard Ounsul. the secretary
of the last fair, IN the absence OF
President McGanoy. called tho mass
meeting 90 order. He stated the OBJ
lcct of the gathering was 90 elect new
officers and a board OF directors, and
suggested that a temporary chairman
be- named
A motion prevailed that Mr. Gunsul
be- the temporary chairman. which
was carried.
W. n McCreight was chosen tenn
porRry secretary
The following gentlemen we're then
noted down az present. Y. T. Myers,
o. A. Mats0n, Sidney and ID. 8. Roson.
valid - o. Jana. Leon Hortzog, Har-
~ and Sol Weiuer ID. X u. Sellers.
Jacob Levy, u. W DObBOn. j. W. An
deraun, Robert Massey, G.. NJ Wllkin.
son. q. BORDERS. James smith, Jacob
kUrbor Oakley Clifford Doc hlodsoe.
Simon Bhlllng. N. Nash, Warren Ora.
ham. Wallace HosHoldon. Simon
Stern. l.. n. Stern, Thomas Hughes.
I'D ~ QuIckel. Herman 8witzcr. Billy
berry. Sol BENJAMIN. Albert Fuher
I ID A. Macpherson, ~ a. Pratt j. a.
McCutchen Ernest Meyers. James,
McC0rriston, Dr. G. "a. earns, b.
SpltE. Dr. 70. H Briggs. w. =. Drake
George H Moore. w. " Walton. ~.
YanOw. Dr. H. "a. ChamherIin, q %,
Cuahman. Jay A. Hubhs r. O ForEor
II Monzle. G. o. Osterhuuldt. Ivan
Orunsfeld. Felix Lester, r. J. Hous
ton and Or. Kraft.
The following came in later w. n
Greer. ~ A Hubbell, Jacob Vein
mann. DR. j. n. Worth. Mike Mandoll
Henry Wostorfolt. David Woinmann
Hen i.Ounsbury
Nominations.
The names OF w. "A. Greer. Dr. g.
I a. Carns. Felix Lester and Ivan
[ Grunsfold we're placed before the
meeting for president. MoaarB earns
! sster and Orunafold withdrew, and
on motion Mr. Greer was elected by
reclamation
George Arnot and simon Stern
we're proposed for vice president, bot
Mr. stern withdrew and Mr. ArnoI
was then chosen BY reclamation.
Maynard Gunsul ID. 8. ROaonwald
ID. n %. Sellers and Joseph W. Walker
we're nominated for secretary
Messra Roaonwald and Gunaul with
drew. leaving the race between Sell
ors and Walker The former won bl
quite a handsome majority. 10 wal
then moved that Sellers election h'
made unanimously, which motion wa.
carried.
n was then that Mr.. Greer, th'
newly elected president made noa
speech. thanking the meeting Col
rendering him The honor OF proaidon
OF the noNt annual territorial fatr--al
honor which was appreciated, hue wal
entirely unsought for by him. iie thel
proposed a rising vote of thanks q
The retiring officers for their efforts
"a tho face N many obstacles d
giving such q good fair as was "a
Gently held Tho motion was can
ricd
Secretary Sellers was called upoa