The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-10-03
PREMIUM LIST WILL BE REVISED

afternoon, much preparatory busi.
ness was transacted. Exhibits are
RAPIDLY coming in, and place to
put them was one OF the problems
before the committee, the News
Office being already filled to over.
flowing. The Blanton building,
cas-, OF Adair's on Center street,
has been secured and all exhibits
in before the roth inst. will bc dis.
uIayed there until alter collection
exhibit prizes have been pad,
when they will be moved to the
lair grounds Tor arrangement out
there.
The following wholesale tirms
have offered premiums through
Tucumcarl business hrms patron
izing them;
Peters Shoe Co., ST. LOUIS,
pair OF mems, womens and child
r.ns' Diamond Special shoes.
Parlin & Orendorl Plow Co,
Kansas City, plow or other 'mple-
ment.
Also Bell Ranch, two beeves ioI
barbecue,
NJ. B. Goldenbcrg Co.
Brown Shoe Co., 81. Louis,
nair house shoes aud Buster
i.Iown blue r,hhon shoes tor boys
aud girls.
l.. l.. HAYES X Co., Cincinnati
very hnc pair ot trousers.
Taioya Il lawson.
Rice.Stix Dry Goods Co.. 81,
LOUIS, IS 90 IN cash.
Noyca- Shor Co., ST,
Joseph, Mo-, pair la les oSiords
value, $3.50.
Courtney Shoe Co., ST. LOUIS,
pair oi mems shoes, value, $500
pair OF ladies' shoes. value, s.. so.
One firm (name withheld hy re-
guest large banquet lamp, value
$500.
NJ. Brown & Co., Chicago,
pair trousers, value $500. made
to measure.
I. 4. Muirhead * Co.
The entire premium list will hc
revised at the meeting OF the com
mittre next week, and the lore.
going put where they belong This
list is also expected to be greatly
increased by the next meeting,
aud in addition TO the loca pre-
MUM list, it will be worth the
while ol the farmers oil Quay
county to hurry III the race TO win
them.
The committee addressed letters
to /. !. Briscoe and T. a. Wayne
asking them TO donate beet each
tor the barbecue. and /. A. Muir.
head aud NJ. Is. Goldenberg were
appointed to see business men Tor
merchandise premiums, among the
business houses OF the city. Their
report will he published in iull
next week.
Herman G-rhardt, M. Il. Col.
denberg, !. A. Street and /. A.
Muirhead were appointed com
mittee to revise and complete the
premium list, and make report at
meeting next Thursday evening.
Bids will he open Tor privileges
on the lair grounds until two
O'Clock the afternoon OF the 18th
inst.
Every community OF the county
desiring booths tor agricultural
displays should confer with NJ. Ii
Goidenberg, president oil the iair
committee, at the earliest date
possible, and not later than the
Isth inst. The display coming in
this week is fine average and
from an agricultural standpoint
we should beat anything we had
last year. The trades display
parade will Be ahead oi our effort
last iall. Business firms who will
enter trades display parade are;
Taioya x Lawson,
Mrs. Rucker,
Mrs. Severe,
Union Barber shop,
A. w. Barnett,
Hamms Barber Shop,
7. A. Muirhead 4 Co.,
Israel,
!. A. Street,
II. X. Benson,
Fowler * Lanigan,
Laundry,
w. r. Glenn Barber Shop,
Glen,ock Cafe,
Glenroek Hotel,
Dodson Grain and Fuel Co.,
A. A. Blankinship,
ROLAND Bros. x Kahn,
4. X. LOOMS,
i. w. Slocum,
!. K. Daughtry,
Perlstein Bros,
DIR. J. l.. Manney,
The Famous.
L. X. Dunn,
{. e. Chapman,
Mcdonald X Dunlap,