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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22
BANKERS CONVENTION
At LAS VEGAS
FINE PROGRAM ARRANGED DUR
ING STAY m THE MEAD.
OW TOWN.

NiNM WV 0NNliH
The bankers convention, which
viii be- held nt Las Vegas on tho 25ih
and Goth. during the fair and fan fes-
iival, viii give the bankers of New
Mexico an opportunity 10 combine
busin~ss with pleasure snch as they
seldom have, The local bankers hayc
arranged an elaborate program for he
entertainment of the visiting mem
bers and their families and this. in
connection with the splendid enter
tainmont of the fair association viii
be an inducomen. for every member
OF the association tG make every ot
fort 10 be present.
it IS understood that matters of un-
usual interest are coming before the
association and ;his In Itself viii
cause "a very general attendance. Tae
extremely low railroad rates. che IA
nous trolley ride up the canyon.
which o. 10 be- crowned by a drive
over the beautiful scenic highway Un
which work mas recently been re-
sumod, together with the drives over
The city, the banquet no the celebrated
Castenada hotel. ln addition 90 the az
fractions furnished by the fair aaso.
NNHNNNM JOY NNN NNMNNNMNN NNNNANMNA NlA
races and the sensational entertain
meni az the fair grounds By the West
.crn Amusement company viii make
an entertainment such aH few of the
residents of New Mexico have had Au
opportunity OF enjoying within their
territory.
ras Vegas appreciates the honor
conferred on her by the Bankers as
ISOLATION in selecting her for the FIRST
annual meeting, aud IL making un.
usual preparations tC show Cos appre-
citation. Tho following is tho pro-
gram arranged for the meeting:
Tuesday, September 26.
Meeting called 90 order GO no O'Clock
hy the president
Invocation by the Rev Norman
Skinner.
Address Of welcome by tho mayor
oi Las Vegas.
Il sponae by tho Hon O. a. Mar
ron OF Albuquerque.
Recess until 2 O'Clock
Reports by the president. secretary
and treasurer
Continuation cf the History ol
Ranking Ga New Mexico '- Major a.
). pulon
O'Clock Trolley ride up the cam
you with drive over the scenic route.
5 O'Clock Reception ot the bankers
81 Now Mexico and their families ut
iho Commercial club rooms
Wednesday September 90.
iV 9'clock Invocation hy the Rev
Father ~ q. Pouget
Reports of the committees; general
business az iho association.
Address by ncraon Raynoids. sub.
iecf. 'OverdrnflH"
Election of officers f0r the ensuing
yeas,
Recess
o'clock Five minute talks by The
bankers OF New Mexicu.
2 o'clock Meeting adjourned.
Drive over the city.
$3.50 O'Clock Banquet al the Cas-.
tenadl hotel
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22
HERE'SAPOINTER
ANGORA GOAT
EXHIBITORS
"A Special Award 10 BE Given
BY the Got Breeders
Association.

Owners 10 hnspra goats who cOn-
template exhibiting their animals at
any OF iho fairs thla fan Will De ia
tOroatpd to know that che American
Anrofa Goat Breeders association of.
fors a special award Co the SUGGEST
ful exhibitor of tho best group or
Rock oi Ang0ra goats exhibited at any
Of the state. couaty and other fairs.
Tho American Angom Goat Breed
ora' association was organized ln 1900
aud maintains the only record 90
thoroughbred AnEora goata ln Amer
lea. u is The national organization
representing sad ohampioninF This
breed Of livestock Ia the United
States. It has Boo members. repre-.
sentlng nearly every state and ter
ritory. and has over $4,000 animals
recorded on ita podlgroo register.
u Is the purpose OF the association
Co encourage the breeding cf Angorn
goats 10 improve and perfect the
breed and 20 protect and promote che
interests OF this breed Of livestock
The association ohtalna and dc
fuses information regarding thr his
tory. character, caro- and handling OF
Aneora goats; li holds national
competitive exhibit ol animals nnnu-
ally at Kansas City at which liberal
premiums are provided end nl 1nt-
ronizos aud supports other Igor,
scat exhibits throughout the ln,p
90 the encouragement and no. al
the Angora goat breeders th,
/ United States. sTho hoadQu rH oI
the association are ut Kansas city
Mo, though the resident ufncc 0f M,
secretary, John NJ Fulton Is at Hell
ena, Mont
AnEora husbandry d. now "a sub.
iect of general interest throughout
the entire country and especially 81
among owners of waste brughy land
as AnEora goats, being naiura
hrowsors. ore very successful IL
clearing and roclalmirg svch tracts
The poorer pastures nnd rnng,
lands Inexpensive locations are
we'll adapaied 20 Angora goat raising
and for this reason AugOras are quite
aptly styled "iho poor mans friend.
Much interesting literature on An
CORA huabandry ls now available
| list Of the various publications an,
free bulletins on this subject may h0
had by undressing the secretary o
the association.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22
FOREST RESERVE
BOUNDARY CHANGED
PART or GRAND CANYON RE.
SERVE CUT OUT AND AN.
OTHER PIECE rs ADDED.

a Washington dispatch OF recent
date says
The boundaries of the Grand Can.
yon forest reserve. Arizona have been
changed hy the exclusion from the re-
serve OF a tract % miles long by o
miles Wide at tho extreme northern
limit az the reserve Whereas the
north boundary of the reserve formerly
touched tho Utah state line Il ig now
9 miles south OF o. AZ the same time
a SLIGHT addition has been made to
the reserve consisting OF narrow
strip OF land along the northern por-
ton OF The eastern boundary. This
tract. "a miles ions and averaging IT,
de- more than "a mile Ia width, has been
added O. bring the reserve boundary
out to me base OF mo mountains,
where n can be- readily located by the
siockmon The original boundary ran
about tao miles back from the base
.0f the mountain. whore u could not be
seen except by the interest chance
ln tho area recommended for oXclu.
sion "a no timber of value. The forest
growth rs oft inferior pInon and noun.
tain mahogany. The region d entirely
without wafer. so that lt % impossible
Co kpop a patrol or to maintain range
headquarters Yet q contains the main
highway 10 either side of the range.
ny lis exclusion from the reserve,
81 els may be crossed ne will. without
any restrictions upon those who are
compelled 90 use this highway. who
would be- under considerable iucon-
veuioncu and dlhculty in visiting for
est officers for permits.
As thc reserve now stands lis area
iB 2261. 300 acres
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22
DIR EUGENE WILEY. ONE OF THE
FOUNDERS OF THE PHIL
ANTHHOpHY.

weather. thousands of poor children
are cared for without enc penny OF
cost 10 their parents.
Two large steamers leave phila.
dolphia Whnrvoa each morning with
a full complement of poor children on
board and transport the tots 90 the
sauatorium property Arrived there
/ they are Inspected ns 90 their health
and are given q bath either in the
swimming pools or in the shallow
waters OF the river on which the san
! n;orium grounds face
After this uudrr the watchml eyes
| OF the cnrcinkerg. thoy are allowed %
/ enjoy themselves the entire day on
| tho shaded aud breeze swept lawns.
on the swings carOusals and other
! amusomouts. and are served with
/ ncaiihful meals. inclddlng paatourizou
/ milk for infants ParcntE of the lat.
ter are allowed 10 accompany them.
The following figures. taken from
/ the last annual report OF the naocla.
/ ton. viii give some lnea OF the great
| and good work which is being accom-
| pllshor boy this summer charity:
The total number of admissions
/ during the G6 working days, or days
when The weather was favorable. from
the opening OF the season, June 49,
20 the closing August 81, was i0i 500
/ classified as follows. Adults. 1885.
Infants un0er two years OF age, $500
between two and ave years. -n6S6
between nyc and ten years 1924,
over ten years. il2Sl Daily aver
/ aac admissions i.u3H
The distribution of food from tho
diut kitchen was as follows; 1890
quarts of up. barrels of crackers
| 3.20s quarts of mills s.2il cups of
tea.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22
GOOD ROADS CON-
VENTION TOMORROW

Tho good roads convention VIII hc
held tomorrow, Tuesday. evening as 5
O'Clock In the lug run thiB s one
OF The most important subjects before
Che people. and everyone interest Zoo
iho territory should be- present and
take part unn. L. Bradford Prince
viii preside Governor Hagorman VIII
make a brief address, and Col v. ~
Twitchcll viii speak so length, az tins
subject ia "a special hobby with him
a number of others will De heard
frni and there viii be- q free forum
for am who are Interested and have
Ideas % present superintendent Troll
ford. OF the territorial pouitontlary
who is doing such good cork on she
Scenic Highway Is expected 10 he
present
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22
The LINTMENT of our
FOrefatherS.

ia thc murder 10 3hcrin Ed Faw. ol
WalalnhurF during nrhi with
BLACK Jack aua kla band of train
robbers. which occurred several years
$50 d is believed ihat McManuuF
Is The laFi remaining member of fhe
'E'Ark Jack gang fhui terrorEod
ihla section some nfieon years aEo
huih.nF however nunid ever Do rnOF-
40 against McMannua 81 was also
tried a. las Vegas la tho federal court
on thp charge NJ beiaF implicated "a
the robbery ui che Ii1siunlua and store
% smithvlle. N a. hut was acquitted
Meredith claims % have a airong ease
agalnst MoMnnuua.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22
SNOW FELL NEAR SANTA FE
FRIDAY NIGHT ON MOUNTAINS
TO THE HoRTBEAsT or
THAT CITY

For The hrst time This season the
high mountain peaks east of slant
% were covered wiin SNOW Hhit
extended az far down as tho lhe
line Oid haldy'a head, which inah
oui h.gh abovo iho others. wa on-
tlroly white. and people who Foro
gazing monuialnward were md. the
impression No first that cloud had
env0lupod the SUBMITS Considerable
rain has iallon during the past two
days un in the mountains. fact thr
ID evident bF the volume OF wat
la me river flowing through that cii
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22
SCHEDULE FOR BASE
BALL TOURNAMENT

The managers OF the teams which
viii take part IN the baseball tournH-
mcut met in che smuking room of the
ROihenberg a sohiosa Cigar COM
pany'B store ut 30 o'clock this morn
ing and agreed upon schedule. Su-
perIniendent Hickey presided ana
around the board we're the managers
40 follows Arthur Caynnaugh of AL
huqucrquci W. 40 Kerr. Santa Re.
poran. Clifton, Brown Las Vegas
Burke. lsl paso. s. d. Patrick TRIMS
dad, and Ross representing che
Globe team
The schedule was arranged by mum.
beers. one playing Two. three injecting
four. ave meeting six and 8oYen
meeting six, and then vice versa they
viii meet each other down the line
until every team ln the tournament
has played ali tho others, aud 10 ls
possible that the tournament VIII not
end short of twenty one gaines
The teams secured their numbers
by drawing from a hat Globe drew
No. ] Clifton No =. Santa 10 30. 81
Trinidad No. gnd El paso No. q
The frat four numbers play this af-
iernoon. Globe meeting Clifton and
Albuquerque mestiug Santa ~.
There viii Doe q double header i0-
morrow morning Las Vegas meeting
Trinidad and El PaaO mcetAg Santa
Fe. Another double headers will bal
played in the afternoon.
it was agreed between the maEag-
era that II any team should be- So un
fortunate as 20 lose four games before
Il has met an Of its scheduled nam.
Der of opponents. lt shall retire from
ih0 tournament
After tomorrow d Ia arranged that
one game Will bo played lu the morn
Ing and Two lon the afternoon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22
RAILWAY CON-
MENTIONS FOR
BALANCE
OF YEAR

September Nauonal Aasocia.
ton of railway agents 90 Washington,
ID. G..
September lS-Amoiican Institute
~ Electrical Engineers az New York
Secretary r. W. pope. 90 Liberty
street. lew York.
October e.-Amorlcan Association of
Travelling passenger agents 90 West
Baden, Ind. Secretary, b.. w. Land
man, Hooking Valley railway, Detroit
Michigan
October no American street and
iniofurban Railway association al
Columbus. q. Secretary. Bernard v
Swennon. G. ~ Burt. Boston a Maine
Boston. Mass
October ib-AaEociatlon 81 Rail
way Superintendent OF nridros and
buildings at Boston. Mass. Secretary
= " Peterson. Boston q Maine, Con
cord. n. a.
October Railway signal aaeo
citation at Washington. u. &. socro
tary. H s Ballet. Grand Central sta
ti0n New York. N. Y.
October t7--Amoricnu Association
Of Railway Surgeons 30 Chicago. 40
Secretary. Or. o.. 49, Jennings. Coun
w NNNMNf AWMWH
October i7-Amorlcan Association
of General Traffic officers at New
York City. Secretary, y T.. Mcclellan
Southern. Louisville KY
October iS Central and Western
Association of Car Crvico OmoCrs al
Chicago. lll Secretary. W. q. Beech
man, a. A. q g. r. Ry., Chicago.
October lf-AmcriCan Railway a..
ISOLATION at chicago. Secretary. w
q Allen. "a PARK Place. New Yora
NY
November S-Easicm Association
OF Car Service Onicor at New York
Secretary. D. E. Highlc. Central %
Now Jersey. Jersey city, n. j.
November i3-Roadmnsicrs an,
Mnintonance of Way association oil
7 Chicago. Secretary. G. y. Jones. Chi
cago. hurlIngt n a Quincy, Boards
4 town, ill
November Ia Association OF Main
/ tonanco of Way Master Painters a
Now York Secretary a. J Schnell
/ 100 Wiliiam street. Now York. n. Y.
Nov ulhor Association o
TRANSPORTATION aud Car ACCOUNTING
4 OmCcrs az New Orleans. Ia secro
taW. q o. Conard. 22i Park Place
Now York N. Y.
December i-Americau Society %
Mechanical Englnoora at New Nor.
Secretary. r. a. Huuor. ~ W. TIM
tyfrsi street. New York. n. y
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22
AFTER A MAN WITH
A BAD RECORD

undur sheriff Lewis KrecFof leit
Trinidad. Colorado. ior Clayton. n NJ.
Do an fnor9 90 secure fho custody of
Rob NcMaunus. who % being hgid iu
raigle stealing. says che TfiBidad Al
gari.acr McMannuH d wanted IN this
'oauiy GA o charge NJ alleged horse
stealing, ihe Cumplaini being sworn
81 by Ion Merudlth, well known
stock man. Mcmanuua came Into con
rlHcrahle noiOnlety here when DO was
9fled charged with bcinR implicated
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22

Because her Biomash was so woak-
pnod hy useless drugglng that che
could not oat Mrs. Mary II. Wal
ters. OF ST. clair ST.. Columbus. o.
was literally starving 20 death She
writes MY stomach was SO weak
from useless druggng that could
not eat and my nerves 90 wrecked
that / could not sleep and not be-
fore Z was given up 90 ale was ! In
duced go ty Electric Bittors. with
the wonderful result that Improve
ment begun ut Unco, and a complete
cure followed Best health Tonic on
earth soc Guaranteed nv an drug
gistn.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22
GREATEST FAIR ON
EARTH" NOW Open
Passes 10 Subscribers and
Press Not Good on
albuquerque Day.
MANY NAyAJoNDIAVs ARRIVE
Western Amusement Com pdny
Arrives and Al Is IN
Readiness.

Al the hnGl meeting of the fair ON -
cials. executive committee and ndvia.
Org board. held Saturday night On the
Office cf .-auuEeF McCanna, % was de-
cidcd that everybody entering The
gates of the fair grounds on Thursday.
september 90. Albuquerque Day,
should pay their 60 cents admission.
including an oniclals Of the fair. all
subscribers holding passes for the
rost Of ths week. an press representa-.
tivcH, and, in fact. every body. from
the president Of the fair down
The passes which will be- issued 20
suhacr. lers % the fair fund, ana press
representative only. viii bear the
words NOT GOOD ON THURSDAY,
SEPTEMBER 20" and this ule
Will DO rigldiy adhered tu. no one be-
Ing excepted.
This uction was taken to make up
rs far as IL possible the dehclt that
prevailed az the close OF last years
fair
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22
THE PASSING or THE
OLD HAND CAR

Gradually the gasoline motor ls DIS.
placing ,ho hand car on the railroads
of America The vision of O. road mas
Ter cmac need on "a clumsy hand car
with four stalwart section handi
pumping nt the handle bars of tha
slowly working machine has been a
familiar sihSt ON railroads. for many
years. But now. in place of lho old
grind Of the apruckct chain is heard
the pun of the GASOLINE motor car
that ia readily handled by one man.
The new motor car will carry seven or
eight men and goodly amount OF
tools or provisions Whore the hand
car on au oven stretch OF track would
make less than 40 miles an hour tho
motor car viii make 800 miles The
motors are of simple Instruction. and
do not weigh moro shan 800 pounds.
They have a front scat FOR the Tuad
muster. so that De can Inspect every
lut Of the trock. The wheels are Two
MOT IN diameter, and the car rests on
heavy springs which makes riding just
aF pleasant as ia passenger coach.
The gasoline tank holds ten gallons,
providing motive power for more than
900 miles. Each car ia equipped with
heavy brakes, so that % can bee stop
ped In its own length
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22
FINEST
CHARITY


Philadelphia, Pa. Sent. ii-Of an
the summer charities which philadci-
phin boasts probably the most unique
as well ag the mo which o. most help
includes lu ra membership some ol
the leading medical men and philan.
throplsts % the city. maintains n
summer resort ai Red Bank. on the
iloinware, and there during the hot
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22

W. ~. Brown, the popular pension
attorney. OF Pittsneld, w.. says Next
40 a pension, the best thing TO get h
mr. Kings New Life Pills lie writes.
'rhoy keep my family in splendid
health" Quick cure for Headache,
Constipation and Biliouanosg. 2jc.
Guaranteed by an druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22

says sam Kendall. of Phlnpshnrg.
kan. "iust cover % over with Buck
lens Arnica Salve and the Saivo will
do the rest" Quickest cure for
Burns. Sores. soalds. Wounds. Piles,
Eczema. Salt Rheum. ChapPed Hands.
sore Feet and Sore Eyes Only Csc
nd am druggista.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22
DIG coNs fRUcTioN COM.
PANY LOSES IDENTITY
Name OF Lantry VIII No Longer Ap
pear AZ Head Of Company Which
Has SO Long Born ".

The report circulated this morning
that Chns Lantry had severed his
connection with the construction COM
pany building the Santa re cutoff,
known as the tnntry-Hharp Clnstruc.
tiun company, could not be- verified in
tho whole bat q iH believed that IL is
true In part. The name of the L.antry.
Sharp Construction company Will last
until the work on the Santa Re cut-oh
- finished then the l4nniry end of tho
name will ho dropped, the concern con.
inulng under the name of the sharp
Construction company This latter
company, h "a understood, viii SO con
with the work the Santa Fo has map.
ped out ln connection with the cutoff
which is the brentwood extension.
Though Mr. Lnntrys name VIII nu
longer form q part cl the title of the
company. be- viii stlii rotall an Inter-
est Ia the concern but will have moth.
Ing 10 do with the management OF ita
AFFAIRS, this dovolyIng entirely GA II,
q. sharp
Ia the dropping OF the name of Ian.
try nB o part of the title of this well
anOwu construction company the con.
cern SEES an identity that has heeh
with u from the time Ol itH birth,
when twenty-five years ago y Lan'ry
az Topeka began dong contract work
Tor the santa Fo in a small way. uany
old timers of Albuquerque win re-
member when this same b. Lantry
was doing construction work on the
Santa Fc Pacific Win the death OF
lfhr father the two sons Henry and
sArles Lanry continued with the
: Business started hy their father Throe
years ago Henry died and the entire
management of me company doVolved
upon Charles. shortly after the death
of bis brother, Charles lAntry formed
partnership with ~. q sharp, who
now assumes the entire management
OF the company.
SHOT AND KILLED
AN UNKNOWN NATIVE
An unknown native was nhnt aud
killed on a Southern paci1c train
Tuesday " Conductor George w. Van
coy, says he Arizona Gazette. The al
fray waa Witnessed hy n1 one and
hancoys version follows
Near DRAGON Summit Mr Yancey
discovered The man seated ln the ca
bose. A. the Instructions ID train
men are iO the eject that paEsongorf
Hfall noi b. carried ln the cahOoae uI
freight Mr. Yancey told The man fC
leave the cahooso.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22

Coils Railaton, manager Tor one of
ihe largest cattle companloa nnrnlns
caiflo in tho Dntll momlalns in so-
zorro county, ID iR the city. taking in
the biz d0ings, and expects 40 remain
tho week out
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22

Chris Nelson aud Harry Fluso
popular young men from nuualass
Aflas are in tac city for che fair.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22

a. r. Brown che s0c0rr mining
man. was ln toe cliv SATURDAY, nlrht
@ few hours while on route home from
.nalnIfs irlD to California snd Ma
,ada. ft
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22

The Western Amusement company.
which wna at ration last week. ar.
rived in the city last night. aud at
once began the work OF puiUag uD
their many -oWs Reckless Russell"
the Onc-logFed bicycle high diveg, WI
make his thrilling dive into q nlg.fO0L
tank OF shallow water tonight ai $3.50
O'Clock. tho structure for this ACT nav.
ing been erected on Railroad avenue.
between First street aud the Santa
re tracks. where everybody can get
an excellent viow OF this death.defy-
ing feature act Tho big Egyptian
Illusion ls housed ON the vacant tot
opposite tlo Alvarado hotel. as b. the
morry-go- round. The other shows are
scattered along Railroad avenue.
That The Western Amusement com.
pany "a ln demand Is made evident by
the fact thai a delegation from Wins
low, Ariz.. was here 10 interview Man.
nger McMillcn with view TO securing
THIS attraction for tncir town next
month wnCn WinsrF will have a
street fair OF los own Manager Nc
Mlllon closed with the delegation.
The soniczuma hah and Robin
Hood park VIII be- features OF the fair
that viii never BE- f0rgotten hy thpss
attendlng. Tho interior court 90 tne
Aivaranu hotel viii De transformed
into wonderful bower of beauty.
thousands OF colored incaudeaccnt
lights being used In the decorative
scheme together with Navajo rugs
and other ornaments The ball room
viii likewise be- decorated, aud two
Orchestras viii Boz engaged. The YER
anda viii Doe enclosed and decorated
for those who do not dance. and
Hnryey's indian museum viii bo
thrown open for inspection to an nt
tending. Toe tickets WIN be 81, admit
ting one couple, wlth an additional
charge of $3.50 for each extra lady
The work uf Transforming tho court
and bali room into Elittorlng. daazlinr
places Of beauty. Will begin 40 once
I Reservations Tor rooms already made
/ at the BIZ hotel Indicate that many
touchdown visitors win attend Tao
I hall.
Paul Arlington. OF san juan county
with twenty Navajo bucks. squaws
and papoosses. has quartered the lat
| Ger at the fair grounds. lust beyont
IN grand stand Among the Indinn'
are tho two pillow boxers. one OF th6
finest silYersmlths On ne Indian wildB
and a strong man. A string OF relay
I ponies were also brought along. som,
1900 pounds OF fruit from san Juan
/ county has arrived also to be placed
Ia exhibition hall
The elegant souvenir calendar FAINT
and aluminium note hooks 20 be dis
tributed by the Moet a Chandon com
pany, of Wine Seal champagne fam
will not De- given away until Thurs
day. Albuquerque Day. and Wblte Sea
/ Champagne Day also. ON that dat,
taey viii be- distributed 90 everybody
the distribution 60 take place Ia M,
Casino IA the evening
Jnnn FlulRysnn OF seiigman. AriE.
mas arrived Ia the city with some 30l
nno Rambuuiilot hucks. the property
of Edgar q. smith, one uf the hes
known breeders uf hno sheep Ia th,
southwest also OF SOlisman. whicf
I win be on display In the animal eXnin.
it department Of the fair
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22

lonn Flulayson OF seligman. Ariz.
mas arrived ln the city with some 800
unn Rambuuiilot hucks the property
of Edgar q. smith. one 0f the best
known breeders OF ane sheep Ia the
southwest also Of SOIieman. when
VIII be on display In the animal exniD-
u department of the fair.