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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-13
Today's Forecast.
Occasional rains, cooler Wednesday
Weather Conditions.

Low pressure areas, or disturbances
center this morning in New oYrk state
ansas. southern Arizona aud Washing
ton. An area Of high barometer al
tended BY temperatures ranging az low
Ill Az degrees, centers in oNrth Oako,
ta
The temperature has fallen slight.
~ in the Ohio valley and quite decid
eddy in Minnesota and The Dakotas
elsewhere the changes have, as rule
been unimportant
Since yesterday morning rain has
fallen In the Atlantic states, III Missis
sippi, Louisiana. western Missouri
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-13
CHRONOLOGICAL
Scot. - In bistory.

s52o- Sir William Cecil Usord BurEeishl.
famous ali Queen E.lizabeths court,
born; died 1855
,5ps-P philip III. Of spain. son OF Charles V.
and husband OF Mary Of England,
died: born 1877. Philip H. was the IA
ther OF Don Carlos. the first pretender
He inherited the vast possessions OF
Charles v and was an able and eler-
getic ruler for his times
f75e-- Battle Of the Heights of Abraham,
near Quebec; the British general,
Wolfe. died on the field. and the
= French general, Montcalrn. the next
Y day. General Wolfe is the first among
our prerevolatIonary heroes In the ad-
nlirafion of the American people.
zss4-Robert Hoe. inventor and niannfac-
turer OF the celebrated printing press
bearing his name died at Tarrytowni
born IN New York city 1910.
aee4 Battle at Pingyang, Korea: rout Of
the Chinese army 20.000 strong
1902 General u II. Forney, noted Con
federate veteran. died In Alabama
born 1899.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-13
TO PLAY BASE BALL
Men Who Were Stars in Days Gone
BY Are to NIX It up
Once More

A baseball game is 10 be played at
Mound City next Sunday between the
Cairo Elks and the Regulars Of Mound
City. Challenges and counter chalien
ges have been wigwagging back and
forth between Capt Greaney Of the
Elks and Mayor Mike Browner, cap.
tain Of the Regulars
Among TIE stars Of the Cairo team
win be Capt. W G Greaney-he is
going 10 pitch and direct the team
work Dick Powers, Ed Fitzgerald,
Carl Schulz. Otto Schuh and any Of
the other boys u So that can be
atimulatea to stay the lengh Of nine
innings
The Regulars will be lead by Mayor
Browner. Judge Wall and Bob Me
Gill aud 9th SIS who used to play town
bali before the streets of Mound CitS
we're paved ana away before The IN
fanis, now men Mere born, who car
handle spit balls ANA high balls
The Cairo Elhs will 20 Owe in
special train composed Of a sleeper
longe, hospital and baggage car
The Cairo team Is limbering UP AM
expect to be nta By SUNDAY One Q
the in6elders cnt the grass ON hi
front lawn Yesterday afternoon tor hi
days workout
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-13
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Chief Egan Wears a Happy Smile
and a Gold Shield
MANY SHORT ITEMS OF INTEREST
TO AND ABOUT CAIRO PEG
PIE AND THINGS.

Chief Mart Egan is wearing a hand
some solid gold shield, sift from sew
eral of his friends and admirers. While
the big chief was al police headquar-
tiers a crowd of his friends took
charge" of him and DR.. James Me
Manus pinned the shield on his blouse.
The presentation was accompanied by
neat talk by the doctor
Chief Egan responded. although his
happiness came near getting the bet
ter of him The shield is beautifully
engraved with the words Chief, Cairo
Police Department. NJ S Egan.
Chief Egan said yesterday that he
thought so much Of il that he was
almost afraid to wear H.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-13
HERE DURING THE WAR
G. NJ, Palmer, Who Was in Charge as
Assistant Surgeon Died in Massa
chusetts Yesterday

Achusnet Mass, Sept 12-G N Pal
mer. d widely known barr SER and a
civil war veteran died here today
at his home aged 81.
He served through the civil war on
the Mississippi squadron, being sta
toned at Cairo, ILL.,. where for the
first ii. months Of the war he hal
charge as assistant surgeon on the
Great Western.
Later he was on the &. S ship Kate
He became well known among the
Uniainists at Cairo and he served un
til 1866 with the navy at that point
and remained some time after tbs
war.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-13
FOUR WERE HURT.
When Steam Cooker Exploded In Can
ming Plant in Iowa.

IDes Moines, Iowa Sept. Pas a
result of an explosion Of a steam
cooker in the plant Of Gilman Canning
Company, al Gilman, -four men were in
jured and one Of whom may die.
The injured are Edward Davis,
who may die; James Grow Elmer
Clark and Andrew Baker. The cause
of the explosion Is an yet unknown
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-13
MANY CITIES IN LINE.
EIGHT Hour Day For Printers to Be
Observed in % Places.

Indianapolis, Sept l2.-President
Lynch, Of the International 7'ypograph-
zeal Union stated tonight that the eight
hour agreements have been made In ~
cities. These include:
Ottumwa, Marshalltown, Oelwein,
Iowa. Ottawa. Jacksonville, Pontiac
and Horrin, Illinois; Traverse City and
fIoughton, Michigan
Among the cities by which strikes
are still On are Peoria, Aurora and
Chicago, Illinois, Grand Rapids, Ann
Arbor Detroit Mich, AMI Sioux Falls,
South Dakota,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-13
A CHARLESTON WEDDING

W. S. Way of sikeston and Miss
Elizabeth II. WEIGH Of Charleston,
were married at the home Of the bride
Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs Way have gone to
Ohio for a several weeks visit with
Mr.. Ways parents and relatives,
They will be at home at Charleston
October TO-
MIR Way holds a responsible posi-
ton with the Sikeston Mercantile co.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-13
NOTICE TO ODD FELLOWS.

Members OF the Alexander Lodge
No. 224. |. O. 0. f., are requested 70
meet at their hall at 1880 O'Clock TO
attend the funeral of our late brother,
Charles Malinski. Stafford lodge and
visiting brothers invited to attend
H. Il. IAYBARGER, N. G.
PETE kOEBLER, Sec'y
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-13
Laundry 70 open.

The American Steam Laundry on
Eighth street will be ready far bust.
ness on Monday, September - The
latest and most improved machinery
is rapidly being placed in position and
Mr.. H. G. Horh2rt desires hal his
old patrons know that bis establish.
ment vii be able ID turn opc work
better than ever.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-13
Dismissed Suit Recalls Murder.

The suit for damages Of A. b. Doug
las against f. j. Maley was eompro-
missed yesterday by the payment Of
nominal sum. The suiy was the re-
7ult of Malay accusing Douglas OF be
ne implicated in the killing of Charles
Parr, a young bartender several
months ago. Parr was working at the
Kentucky House al the time. Douglas
vas the proprietor Of the place.
Parr formerly worked for Malay and
when he was killed Malay caused
Douglas arrest The accused proved
an alibi at his preliminary trial and
shortly afterwards sued Malay for
lamages for alleged false accusations
The murder remains mystery. al
though all efforts were made TO dis
cover the assassin.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-13

Arthur o. Magner has purchased the
stock Of the John Mockler grocey ~
Twenty-eighth and Poplar streets, for
81 800. Mr. Magner win continue the
business at the same store. Mr.. Mock
Ter was killed several weeks ago by
live wire while carrying a movable
electric light
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-13
saloon keeper lad paid license.

The suit OF the village Of Thebes
against Edward Beisswingert, charged
with conducting a saloon without q
license was dismissed In the county
court yesterday The defendant pro
ducel the receipt showing that he
had paid the license fee The official
TO whom he paid the money, failed u
give him credit on the records. Mr.
Beisswingert formerly lived in Cairo
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-13

Where Ii j. F. Meredith? That is
what Mrs. Meredith wants to know.
Chief Egau received a letter from the
wife yesterday asking that her hus-
band be located He has been miss
ne for several days and il thought ~
have come To Cairo Mrs. Meredith
lives at 1907 Winden street Indianapo-
lis, Ind.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-13
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IN SOCIETY
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
A Pleasant outiaa.

A picnic party composed 81 Misses
Bertha Rude. MolIie Gaibrata, Maud
ingram, Gertie Roberts Bessie Go0ch
and Willie Ethride. Leonard Morgan
Joe McNulty. Willard Cox and Eide
Dunn had a plea ant cutting near
Beech Ridge on Sunday last They
We're ehaperoned by Mr. and Mrs Cnas.
Clrt
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-13
Buffet in Armory BUILDING.

The first floor Of the new armory
building on Washington avenue will
be nsed hy Randolph Laurent for a
saloon. The upper floors will be used
by Company X as an armory and
drill halls.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-13
Funeral Notice.

MALlNSkl--Charles MalinsM died
Monday night Funeral this afternoon
Services at the residence ON Sixth
street at $50 o'clock A special train
will leave the foot Of Sixth tsreet at
2:45 O'Clock for Beech Grove GENE.
terry
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-13
10 Roost For New Sewer.

The Committee of Twenty Of the
Greater Cairo association will meet
tonight at the council chamber The
new sewerage proposition will be the
most interesting matter that is 70 be
brought nh al the melting.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-13
Marriaue Licenses.

Marriage licenses were issued YES.
terday to George Stevens and Minnie
Morris, of Cairo
NJ. A.. Robbins. of Charleston, Mo.
and Sarah C. Adams, Of Charleston,
Missouri.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-13

has been living tn Chicago. His
mother. who lives at "a Twenty
sevnth street has received a letter
from her son telling of his having be
come member of a troupe The com
pany to which the fireman-actor has
joined will leave Chicago next week
Oh tour III the West
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-13
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The WEATHER !.
Observation-Disclosures
Yesterdays Temperatures.

Maximum temperature, 81 degrees
Minimum temperature, Ga degrees.
Temperature at p m, rs degrees.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-13

Frank Thomas & CO., are now pre-
pairing an anti-malarial Tablet which
"a specific cure for malaria now 50
prevalent IN Cairo. Sold in rs cent
boxes ~.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-13
Ranks NJ Re Insneoted.

]. NJ. Shon, Of Carthage, H. a ma
tional bank examiner, IS in Cairo on
official business. Mr. Sholl will inspect
all the local national banks during his
stay.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-13

Frederick Koehler. of Thebes, is In
Cairo at the bedside Of his father
Frederick Koehler, ST., who is critic
ally ID
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-13

eastern Minnesota, western South Da.
'kota and northeastern Oregon.
Heavy 2ihour rainfalls We're report.
ed as follows: New York city. 1856
inches; Scranton, 1.S6; vicksburg.
13S. H
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-13
Washlnaton Forecast.

Washington September IL. The fol-
lowing Is the forecast for Illinois for
the next "A hours:
Showers and cooler Wednesday;
Thursday fair; fresh northwest winds.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-13

Mrs. w H, Greble and children, OF
Memphis, formerly OF this city, are
the guests Of Mrs. w. II. Southernlanh
of Elm street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-13

Mrs. c. A. Weis returned from a
visit at Paducah last night accom-
panied by her sister Mrs. Sarah
Nichols.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-13

William Desmond, Cairo boy who
is managing the Murphysboro opera
house is in the city for few days
visit
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-13
Ernm FIREMAN 70 Actor.

Charles Bradley, a former member Ut
the Cairo fire department, Is now an
actor OF great ability Mr. Bradley
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-13

Miss Grace Clendenen. who is teach
ing In the High school al Marion, will
return here Thursday to spend several
lays with her parents Prof. and Mrs
r. c. Clendenen. The schools there
will have holidays on account Of the
county fair now in progress
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-13
PURELY PERSONAL


F.P. O'Leary is visiting friends III
Paducah.
y. v. Elsey is back from
trip TO Kentucky
George r. Bird of Weatug. ILL.,, was
n the city Yesterday
" ]. Blow. a prominent mill man
oil Paducah, is in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Leidigh, Of VII
Ia Ridge were IN the city yesterday
Miss Ida Halliday arrived homo
last night from Evanston. Ill
Col Buck Mount, Of Eddyyille, KY,
is visiting friends in Cairo
william Sprinkle has returned from
d visit with friends at Wyatt, Mo.
Mrs. Lucy Howard left yeslenlay for
Ni1skapon Mich tn visit relatives
-
MIS- partba coocb wilI retnrn from
st. Louis the latter part Of the week.
~ s
see M s'Dsa na9 !. N aa $50
ienii
-
M.s, ,-'1N.r NloVie w .,. 81. ~
s { otanoid az s0iA, ~ I
'eruas'
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-13

of Emmanuel Lutheran church has re
turned from a visit 10 Jonesboro.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-13

James Murray and William Au-
gustus, brickmasons, of Padueah, are
in the city to work on new buildings
They will bring their families TO Cairo
Walter B. Warder left yesterday for
Champaign where he will resume his
studies at the state university. He
will take the first years course in the
law school this year
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Korn and the
lauer's father. H. G. Latham. Of New
Madrsi Mo, left yesterday for so
journ at Dawson Springs, Ky They
were guests at the Halliday
Mr.. and Mrs E. NJ Barnes. of St.
Louis, leave on Friday next for Cali
lfornia to make il their future home.
Mrs Barnes was Miss MerieI Gooch
land formerly resided In Cairo.
t Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gallagher, who
have been spending the summer in
Denver, Colo, as the guests of their
son, Frank T. Gallagher, are expected
home the latter part Of this week.
M. q Finley an,l family will leave
Thursday. Mr.. Finley having resigneC
/. as local lineman for the Western In
ion to go on the road for the Burline
ion. He is succeeded here by Mr.. "
/ J. Papineau, OF Chicago
]. Fl. Jones, local ticket agent 10
4 The Illinois Central railroad. who ha
been in Chicago on leave Of absenc
for six months on account of illness
!, has recovered and arrived last nigl
to resume his duties.
na Mrs Leila Evans, who has bee
spending the summer here with he
mother, Mrs. R. f. Robertson, an
n listers. Mrs. Fl. 0. Farrow and Mr.
a. F Sraehle, returned to her home
Poplar Bluff. Mo, yesterday.
Miss Grace Clendenen, who is teac
ing In the High school a Marion, WI
a return here Thursday to spend sever
Il | laws with her parents Prof and Mr.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-13

Mrs. Lizzie Moore left yesterday for
Nashville, Tenn, TO visit for several
weeks
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-13

Miss Bertha Gooch will return from
st. Louis the latter part Of the week.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-13

Jesse WI, Gross has returned from a
visit with his parents at Nashville
Tenn.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-13

Mrs. Lucy Howard left yesteplay for
Muskegon, Mich. 10 visit relatives
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-13

Mrs. w. l.. Stafford and son, Floyd.
OF Wyatt, Mo, were in the city yes
terday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-13

o. L. Gregory Of the Gregory Broth
ers Vinegar factory, at Paducah, Is in
Cairo
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-13

William Sprinkle has returned from
d visit with friends AT Wyatt, Mo-
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-13

John Jones, of Grand Chain, has re-
turned home after visiting Cairo
friends.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-13

Miss Eloise Hendricks accompanied
Mrs. w. 4. Holt, to Arlington, KY,
for a wish yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-13

Mrs, f. Nottage and children have
returned from visit 70 relatives In
Sikeston, Mo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-13

w. J. Johnston Of the Woodward
Hardware company, Is III at his home
2515 Sycamore street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-13

Miss Grace Roberts, Of 325 Thirty
third street, is visiting relatives In
Smithand. Ky
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-13

James Murray and William Au-
gustus, brickmasons. of Padueah, are
in the city to work on new buildings.
They viii bring their families TO Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-13

Col. Buck Mount. Of Eddyyille, Ky.
is visiting friends in Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-13

Rev. Charles II. Armstrong, pastor
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-13

Walter B. Warder left yesterday for
Champaign. where he will resume his
studies at the state university. He
will take the first years course in the
law school this year
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-13
THE CAIRO BULLETIN

ar..vss Al the Cairo Postonice for transmission
through tks mails ~ second-olsss rates.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-13

Miss Ida Halliday arrived homo
last night from Evanston. Iii.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-02
A MARKET u MUCH NEEDED


Editor Citizen;
Many towns In the east have piacea
where daily or seml.weekly the gar
deners, farmers. butchers. fish mon,
etc, from rounding country. con.
gregate al a building or sometime on
a certain street and sell 10 the citl-
zeus their produce fresh from their
gardens or fields.
Noticing a great many horses and
wagons from the country last satur-
day tied 10 posts and trees on the
vacant lot north OF tho Alvarado no.
tel between First street and the San.
"a re tracks, the thought flashed
through my mind. what a convenient
place for market place. Being
stranger do not Know who owns this
place. nor whether it could be- secur-
cd for such a purpose. but undoubted.
" some other place Ia the central
part Of the city for such place,
whore twice or thrice weekly the PEG.
pie can get good fresh green stuff at
lower prices direct nom the produc.
or.
The usual way these market places
are managed Is TO select a superin.
iendent or manager OF the market,
who, In most places. other things DO.
ing equal. by giyirg the largest bid
for the place, and he Il romunerated
by being allowed 20 charge each pro.
Queer small SUN. for example s
cents for one horse wagon, ten FOR
two horse wagon. fifteen cents for
stands.
The grocer or butcher are not al.
lowed TO corner the market, only be-
ing allowed TO buy an amount sufilc.
lent Tor an ordinary sized family until
ten o'clock or after.
The council, I think, would gain the
everlasting thanks Of the people for
the benefits derived by framing an
ordinance creating a market In the
near future.
Ex-PENNsYLvANIAN.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-02
york State Folks. |"

An the furnishings OF the interior
scenes IN York Strife Folks" that
beautiful rural drama which made
such decided impression upon thea.
TRIGGERS when presented here last
season, Including furniture. carpets.
ornaments, etc. we're secured " fhe
village In central New York where the
author has laid the scenes OF the play.
The los includes some old family heir.
looms which are only loaned for this
production upon the giving OF security
Tor their safe return. This lnsistance
by the playwright upon realistic &c.
tail down 10 the smallest matter of
stage setting is said 10 be despongl.
Bile In q geat measure for tho won.
derful naturally atmosphere witch
surrounds the play. The company,
which viii he seen here next Thurs.
day evening az tho Elks' opera house
Is the original ana the same which
presented the play here last season.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-02
FRASER MOUNTAIN
COPPER COMPANY
Sale Of Certain Property
Under Agreement at Taos,
Taos County.
n. 8. lAuCHLIN FOR TRUSTEE

~ ten O'clock oG FFidss mOsaIam
August Is. a. Taos, Taos county. 90.
CURED the sale OF the property 0f tha
Fraser Mountain Mining cOmpnny,
there being sold only the property
which belonged TO the company. con-
slstlng OF certain mining claims and
certain personal properly. Under q
decree Of the court william fraser
and the holrs of john n. Wheeler, ssa-
ceased, were allowed a forfeiture un-
der their option contracts 81 the moHt
important claims Of the group, "a we'll
M the fixtures 10 the realty. A larNa
number Of people attended the saia
and for the personal property, III the
nature Of household furniture. the
bidding was extremely active. RR-
oopt a safe. which was sold 20 Alax,
ander Ouad0rf l0F 500. a deak and
--...alr. which we're sold 10 Dr. r. y.
Martin fer gi5, and an Underwood
typewriter which WA sold 10 judge N.
y. Langhlin for (fi, an the property
offered for sale IN aceordAnce TO ths
advertisement. was bought By w. u.
Childera In The name II John n. Ian
nsne, Feceiyer for the Monmouth Trust
ard SAFE Deposit company. Of AaburY
Park. New Jersey, upon separate hide
aEEregating $4,000. The purchases
thus made Will be conveyed. under an
agreement, 10 Judge ~ " fHuahlin.
NJ trustee and william Fraser and
tbs Wheeler heira ziii ltnvey 10 him
a. trratee ali their iEdiVifugl holdings
az TwlnlnR Tor the pun uFsg on forns-
ing a pa0l, out ~ which o. amounts
which would rave aeen Cur Wllllam
FraHuv afd the Wheeler nelrf II mo
tefTm ~ 4e option rrftToCis had
be'n complied Eifh. viii bg paid. a.
well "a the amounts " the Judgments
Ob.l,ned hy sohn T.. Lfnning, fecaiv-
a., against the Fraser Mountain Cos.
per company, Ard the elaine Of tho
general creditors. the two latter
classes being on the same f0ufins.
This procedure was adopted 10 avoid
the dissipation Of the estate b. iltiga,
lion and lts attendant expenses. nnd
the consequent deterioration Oi 1ke
property.
A. soon a. the report of TIE sale 10
confirmed, judge n. VI iauRbiin win
BE- vested as trustee with title TO the
entiro property formerly operated b.
the Fraser Mountain Copper cnmpa.
~. and under the agreement VIII
have authority 10 receive and accept
offers Tor The purchase Of the prop
erty.
w. y Chliders ron etcBie1 John ~
laaalnR. receiver Tor the M0nm0ufh
Tf1sf aad Fafr Deposit cCn'rany. ana
John n Schonold. u 3. receiver for
ne First National bank Of AabuFy
Park judge n 3. l.anghAn and A.
A. henehan represented William FRA.
scr aud the genera creditors of the
company. A. D R4nehan represented
tho fraser Mountain Copper company
and A. o. Tuinlne.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-02

The Silver City Enterprise h also
boosting the fair as will be seen By
the following.
Scott knight. the veteran booster
for the Albuquerque Territorial Fair.
was In the city "Wednesday and left
traces Of his handiwork on every ay-
ailahlc telephone and electric light
pole IN the down town district. where
he confined most Of his effort IN the
bill posting line. Scott has been at
this business for a number OF years
aud he says the fair this year will an.
douhtedly be- the best ever held.
Scott says, w. n. Greer, president OF
Of the fair association. ~ AZ present
In Portland securing attractions for
Albuquerque, and be wouldn't be sur
prlsed TO see the doughty colonel re.
turn "a the Duke City with the entire
Portland fair under his arm The
Mesllla valley will be represented by
car Of the finest fruits and other
products of that far famed district
The live stock show VIII be- one OF the
best features OF the fair. and to any
one interested IN blooded live stock
this feature will we'll be worth com.
INK hundreds ~ miles to see a. there
viii be on exhibit podlgreod stock
from Kansas. Colorado. Texas. Mis-
souri, and New Mexico. aud much Of
this stock win be on sale after the
fair. The horse racing and base hall
tournament Of course. will be the
standard attractions and will draw
thouaands ~ people from all over the
territory. The fair viii be held Sep
TENDER 18th 20 e3rd lpclasive. and the
round trip rate from Silver City will
be 8H3B