Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06
THE WORLDS FAIR
he Territorial Bead Held a Meet
Ing at The Clly THURSDAY,
PREPARING COMPREHENSIVE EXHIBITS

The New Mexico b0ard OF so. Louis
Words Fair managora met Thursday
afternoon az O'Clock az The capital
city.
There we're present. Uhaslos 4.
5piola. president. " y. walton. sec.
retary. Arthur soiigman. treasurer.
members. Carl A. Dalies. Euaehio
Chacon. Favotte A. Jones. one mem.
Der absent. namely. Percy J. HaFor.
man. who % On New Iorl at present
Many matters OF interest we're dis.
'Uaaod among them being rhe com.
mitteo on mineral exhibit. Professor
Fayeito A. Jones. az superintendent,
reported progress and that the gather.
ug of the mineral exhibits was pro
crossing IN a very satisfactory man.
ner.
% was stated that the collection OF
educational exhibits was going on rap.
fly; much interest had been aroused
amongst the teachers and. educators
To- the territory and % now looked 40
Z this exhibit would be very large
varied and attractive. Ihe different
oiocdona are % be- assembled On A..
buauerquo by March 10. from where
hey will be- shipped 20 &c. louis. Sew.
raj OF the nignor educational institu.
ions Of the territory are making spec
al appropriations C aid In this work;
the Normal school at silver CITY hav.
ing appropriated $3.50 az iis share,
The historical chronological and ar
Genealogical collections On charge OF
Arthur aollFman. tro.aurCr OF the
,oard are being arranged Tor shipment
AZ This time. This. from the present
outlook win be one Of the largest Of
ts kind nc the exposition and Will
lo doubt attract great attention. u
s''l be- very valuable from. a historical
standpoint and will contain many spo
rimons and articles whicI cannot b.
duplicated nor purchased az any price
superintendent OF exhibits NJ W.
portcrhcld, reported that the ladioa'
auxiliary Of which Mrs. N, A. Otero is
is chairman. ~ doing excellent work
and ls proving very valuable. or the
county subcommittee. several have
lrranizod and are actively az iabor
Gathering exhibits and preparing them
Tor shipment. while others are "a pro.
gress Of organization. Mr.. Porterheld
10 urging county Bub-commlttooa, "a
time Ia short. 20 organize without dc.
lay for the work asked OF them by the
BOARD and 10 grained ~ tho ready re
Spouse % his recommendation and
requests
Tho board decided % have Pueblo
dolls 10 the number OF 300 or more OK
slotted near the New Mexico build
inF. arranged as a sort G.. Warden on
the Gods" as Il Is believed this will
prove a unique and Interesting attrac-
ton.
A. y. Ronchan and A. T.. Morrison.
Ir.. on behalf Of santa Fo Lodge b. p.
o. o., rendered 20 tho board for e.
hibltlon purposes tie fine and large
elk IN the rooms OF tno local lodge.
/ The animni ia an especially hno upeci.
men and o. bounu 90 attract conaid'
cradle attention a. s. Louis. The o6eg
was accepted.
The beautiful silver lllgre0 and
lnlaid table which was exhibited AZ
the worlds Fnir az Chicago by the
Woman's Board oi Trade ot Santa ia
and which ls on exhibit az present nl
the museum OF the rev Mexico hiB
toricai society Ia the old palace. was
also offered 20 the commission foi
exhibition PURPOSES by the Woman'i
Board OF Trade and gratefully &C
I ccpted
The hoaru then adjourned az 0 p. m
90 NEST yesterday afternoon at u
o'clock in the once Of the snperintend
ent OF public instruction At the CAPT
tol.
The board met again and took or
the following business; II was 40
clded % place 10 the credit OF the edu
catlonai committee Tor the purpose o.
securing a representative exhibit
SCI sum OF money
Arthur Seligman, chairman OF th'
archaeological committee. was author
lzod 20 maze ala such collections and
also 20 secure the oest portion OF th'
New Mexico Historical aociety's col
lection
EuHobio ChacOu was authorized Z,
visit the different cities and towns o.
the territory for the purpose Of arous
Ing interest In the educational exhibit
Plans we're also discussed tor M
COLLECTION OF a first class horticulture
and agricultural exhibit including
| uoHn1 Irrfrnfaa farm
CHURCH BROKEN OPEN