Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-04

san Anfonio-c. y. Ailaire.
cuba-Epimenio Miera.
Belen-Can Reinken
Hneb0ro-H. y. Turner.
Tucnmcari-D0nald stewart
Eimendorf-G II Elmcndorl
Hafch-Lsfayefte Clapp.
Mciufosh-NIiiiam Mcint0sh.
Tcxico-R. q. Reifd.
Mimbres-E A. Biekford.
hIuewater-E Il. Ross.
Los Paloma-A F. Maxwell
Moreover. that. al the call Of the
chairman, Eve shah constitute q
quorum ~ the board ~ control
Committee ON 1rOpliies.
r. r. Twifcheii. chairman; p r
Mccanna and J Van Houten
GEORGE ARNOT,
q l. BROOKS
". 4. TWTTCHELL-
Committee.
Immediately upon the adoption 81
this report Nj Arn0t appointed
Nessrs q. L. Brooks and II L. Stern
~ q committee 70 Hnd Mr HopaWeH
and escort him 10 the meeting.
The meeting then passed quickly
into the banGs Of the fair ass0c;a-
ton. President Wetumann and Sec
rotary Stamm, Of The tRenty-HeYenth
fair taking charge
IN addition 10 reading the report yf
the last fair. the officers. Mcssrs
WeiHmann, Hubbs and Stdmm who
we're appointed a. the recent meeting
Of the association az q committees Of
three 10 name officers and commit
teemen for the twenty-eigith annual
fair. presented their report. which
was adopted By the same unanimous
d enthusiastic vote. The report fol-
lows ia fulis
Your committee 81 three. appointed
by the Fair association 20 sugges of-
nciais for the next Territorial fair. has
20 report that we have had meetings
~ conjunction with the sun-cummif-
tee u three appointed by the COM
mittee having charge Of the irriEa-
ton cOngres and the following /
names are herewith submitted for
consideration At this meeting
Ofncer-.
W \. HOpeweli. PRESIDENT ~ l.
stern. vice president y "a O'Reiiiey.
vice president. Felix Lester. vice pres
dent; NJ w F%lonfnoy treasurer
Executive Committee.
Frank Mckee. John Lee Clarke.
Roy A. stamm Simon stern. W "
Str0nR, Jay A. Hubs. J. A. Weinman.
Advisory Board.
W y Johnson. Joseph Barnett, N
Mandcli. John Beaver. George ArnOt.
, 49, wrolh, John B%ofrodnile. E~-s
StoNeI. y n McgannH. ~. u. kilicu-
water. A. - McGaney. Herman
Blueher. Frank A. Hubbeil Maynard
Gunsui, O. I. Brooks. Jesus Romero.
". = strickler
AZ relates 10 the officers Of secre- |
tary and manager. YOU committee
these Offices should De combined into
one and that the person TO hold the
sufne hOu De- chosen hy the prcsi- I
dent and his committees in the near
future, II being deemed on account "
the important 81 this position and the
.ALA-NLNHa .H-HH $500. r.. r.
ideut HOpewcll In connection With The !
fair and the irrigation cDngresa. he T
should have more Of a voice la max !
the selection for this Ofhce thar !
"a ould be- possible at this time.
Respectfully submitted =.
}. a. WEfNMAN, ,
JAY A. HUBS. {
ROY sTAMM. 9
Committee.
Following the adoption of this re-
purf Secretary Stamm read 90 the 3
meeting the report ~ the t~aenty-sey- !
fair. This report how a net !
deficit Of 81. sgs and was referred tu e. p.
committee from the last executive p,
aofnmittee. When this auditing COM :
shall have completed H. work. =
report viii be- published .
one Of the happicst speeches Of the :
evening was made IN connection with ;
AH" O." NFNHH - W80 ~ EWNNHN" - 80 Ia
fWitcheil. of Las Vegas Colonel !
fNitohcii SAYS ne Is az much "a citizen q
" Albuquerque az 81 Las Vegas aud Z
people down here are beginning GO be- 1
o. lie made several speeches v
night. zach one more interesting {
han the last one and al the end % 1
meeting the assemblage gave him
q rising vote ~ thanks Tor MS efforts 2
b. behalf of the irrigation congress i
Colonel Twitcheil said that he had r
connected with fairs and also /.
with deficits. He said he had been !,
aiming % thc Aibuquerqnn fair Tor i
about twenty-five year., aad he knew !.
much money he spent az each 4
Of them. A little deficit OF this /.
sind De said. should aud %undOubtedlN !,
Rould, be- looked upon az "a joke ht :
lac business men 81 Albuquerque. who d.
cap the bencnts Of the annuai fair =
eighty per cent Of the fair money. he
was spent iu Albuquerque an. {
his took no Of the money y
.pcnt here each year by the fair vi-ii
The fair deficit did not attract p
great deal 0f attention after this al
pecch. ~ was taken fur granted u
HAT 10 would be taken care o. and u
"a the right way 81.
Just as Secretary Stamm had nn- n
shed his report On finance uf The 81.
and had explained again b q uI
.ttie Joke OF hls about the ball d,
HNAH ANH NNNhANAHkN fWN'N'W N'"W A
resident Hupeweti The meeting
ave the pew president the glad hand d.
MI Hopewell responded with d d
peech which people Who haN known
for q long time say o. the best Id
peech De ever made ln his life ~ n
az not noWerv n dealt with hard =
aciE The irrigation congress Mr
iapeWcll said. b. the biggest thing Nh
hat has happened Tor New Mexico ~
the territory has been in EXIST "A.
He asa not believe statehood III
ould rome during the present session
& congress. but De- thought Do would "a
1mc very soon. and De believed the III
-rgauun congress. properly handled 80
uuil De- the biggest boost Tor state IL.
that the territory could have ~
lis aside from the direct benefits ace y,
-uing in other WAYS The irrigation ~
inErcss. be- said must br q territorial =,
.fHir The millions - dufHra lha II.
clamailpu service d spending In ~
cN Mexico were MOT being spent in :,
lhnuucrque. but iu other parts 10 ~
Mexico. and b. had received anne
E assurance that Those other dis Oh
.fts WrrN iust a= deeply Interested ~.
tlt success OF the congress as AZ ~
could be- De pointed out fha
ldent desire ~ Governor curry and @
e admiuislraflou ru DO au m their Id.
.uer- Tor the success a uhe congress ~
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