Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-22
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she aIso expects ! bg bunch u
home Boosters IA the fxiE Greats.
II n IL the greatest Importance thst
4 swseplna success D made ~ the
seeond annual fair.
Las Vegas sill reap a thousand MI
manages fruan ! big. enthusiastic feE
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Whore 4 the citizen gto can gise
i legitimate reason WHY he should moi
spend three afternoons 81 next week
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n he has The legitimate reason. be
ought To buy tickets anyway. -
Hut shat Las Vegas wants more
Than anything else, though. ix a big.
shouting. enthusiastic crowd II the
fxir grounds ever, dss of the week.
The visitors will 90 a. = matter II
course. but N w III expect people -
/ hundred miles or so. pay their
s~kfpehs&s while here and take In sll
ouit attractions. We \ assuredly 81
poet our own people 70 no every day
and help swell the crowd and the gate
receipts. + d
Tho Las Vegas fair must be made
1 permanent Institution. .,
This year tells the tale. friends
n " have . failure, you cant get
up ! fair The next year. or the next.
And IN annual fair nsnt year means
more than ~ BE- put Into words.
II means an advertisement NJ the
city Or infinite saine and n that
can be secured In no other way.
n mean N annual and each year
Increasing Influx o. people during the
GALA week. II
II means more money for the mer.
chants. more people who will come 70
look on. but viii decide 10 stay. more
business. more boosting. more prosper
Ivy.
Some OF the business men have not
done what they should In the way of
contributing 10 the support n the
present fair. Hut let ms forget this
and take II for granted that their rea-
sons are good enough to satisfy at
least themselves. II they will now all
join IN and support the fair during
next week
II oughtnt 10 be too much to ask
that each business man close his bust.
ness house two o three hours Of the
afternoon for three afternoons next
week. There will be time enough to
sell goods mornings and evenings.
The crowds viii 20 to the fair grounds
anyway. ~
IN Albuquerque the schools we're clos
I'd the whole week. Las Vegas should
9cinsc the schools for two afternoons
Ut least. The majority Of the pupils
won't so To school anyway during the
fair.
The outside visitors ran do q good
deal for ns. but the Las yegans must
do the right thing BY the fair them.
selves. The sports Will be excellent
and II will do you n and all good to
forget your business worries while
you watch exciting hall games and
races and witness the thrilling bal
loon acts Of Prof. King and his wife
and the monk.
1 II In going to mean o great deal II
las Vegas a close this fair with =
goodly balance in the treasury. Then
next years celebration will be assur'
ed and the boosters will lose no time
In getting together To begin work on
fair for next year that win surpass
anything ever given In New Mexico,
The expenses have been carefully
kept down this year, While the
events viii be thoroughly a~<sod.%salI
possible economy has been practised
and Las Vegas will be able 10 offer the
public a series Of first class attrac.
tions that have cost a comparatively
small amount of money.
Nov, Las yegans. get together on
this fair proposition this year aud
make that maj questionable and ex-
tremeiy lonesome who does moi assist
In making the fair n success next
week. r.
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