Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15
CONVENTION CITY
WILL ENTERTAIN
Larger Nnmbor Of Delegates
to Various Conventions
During Week
or BIC FAIR SEPT 1872
Than Ever Gathered at One Time
In Any City In Either
Territory.

"Aluuuuttnhc, Nut convention llt4
OF New Mexico" will entertain more
delegates TO various conventions to
be held IN this city during fair week
than any city Ia the two territories
ever entertained before at given
time. Following is a list u the con-
ventiOns and meetings 90 be held here
curing The week Of September tl-22.
sheep and Wool Growers oonvon-
tlon. 10 Elka opera house. September
as. 40 and "a.
Grand lodge of Knights OF Pythlaa
Of New Mexico. Ia X. Z. hall, Sep
tomber AZ and rs.
undertakors and EmbalmorN alau-
citation OF New Mexico, In Commercial
club rooms. September n. lS and 10.
Retail Merchants association %
New Mexico. ia Commercial club
rooms. September rs.
Good Roads convention. IN Elks op.
era house, September IS.
New Mexico Association Of Fire
men, In Commercial oluo rooms, Sep.
tember ~.
Temperance Workers Of Arizona
and New Mexico, IN Presbyterian
church. September 10.
The most important OF these vari-
Ous conventions is easily the sheep
and Wool Growers convention. which
Will convene IA Elks opera house
Tuesday morning, September IS, at
10 o'clock. the meeting TO be called
10 order by Hon. solomon Luna, pres
ident OF tho sheep sanitary board.
Hon. Frank Mckee. mayor Of Albu-
querQuo. will welcome the delegates
aud visitors 20 the city, and Hon. A.
A. Jones OF Las Vegas win respond.
Governor Herbert j. HagoFman viii
bo the chief speaker az the FIRST days
session Following his speech the
election Of temporary officers aud aE-
pointment OF committees VIII snke
place
On wednesday, September 40, az
$3.50 a. m. the different committees
will meet AZ 10 o'clock the conven-
tlon will be called TO order, and tho
committees Will report. After this
speeches viii be made by number
oi prominent men of the country,
closely identified with the sheep and
wool growing interests. among the
speakers being Hon r. j Hhgenbarih,
OF Salt Lake City, Utah; Hon. ~ 5.
.GOsnoy, president Of the Wool Grow
ers association OF Arizona, and pr, j.
N. Wilson. vice president Of the Ma
tlonai Wool Growers association, OF
Cheyenne. WyO. These speakers have
notified the committee In charge 0f
the convention that they will be on
hand at the appointed hour.
Thursday. Albuquerque day at the
fnarffgaInf F.fn r4alH ~ rfssara fsa.f aal
the delegates 90 pleasure they 10 be
the guests Of the local sheep men and
the citizens az large On Friday
morning. September 81, az 40 o'clock
the convention viii re.Eonveno and
papers dealing with the interests OF
the sheep men win be read By Dr, r.
A. RAMSEY. United States supervising
Inspector oi the bureau OF animal in
dusiry; Hon. q. }. Huling, a pr0min-
eut wool man oil Trinidad, Colo; Hon
q. 81 walker, aocretary Of the Nation
81 Wool Growers association, OF
Cheyenne. Wyo, aud Hon. A, p. Pot
ter Inspector of grazing In the forest
" bureau. VI Washington, ID. G.
Following the reading oi these varl-
ouH papers VIII come general dia
ousaion covering the interests Of
sheep growers, particularly on dip
ping, lambing, ahearing and rams. The
election OF officers, the selection Of
time ana place of the next convention
and the winding up % an mlseellane.
Gus business VIII then take place, az
ieg which an adjournment viii be
taken
Wants 10 Be Secretary.
Mex loldcnherg mas at the earnest
solicitation of hls friends at last de-
cided 10 ask the Albuquerque Wool
Growers convention TO elect him sec
retary Of the association There Ger
tainiy could Dee no mere suitable Heloc-
ton made Ia this important place. a.
Mr. OOldonherE Is one OF the oldest
and most successful sheep ralBers 10
THIS territory. ana ia thoroughly 10
touch with the business in an itt
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