Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-21

side reputation. are doing fine and q
mountaineering crop, both IN
quantity and quality is hoped FOR
The BOOSTERS scattered all over town
ana seemed loath to heavc Estancia
Il being necessary to blow the engine
whistle long ana loud before the
whole bunch could be packed in the
train again. Among those who assist
"a Mayor Kennedy in entertaining the
Heosters were. Mcssrs. n. T.. Lyons
John ! Iauc. Earl Scott }. +. Brax.
ton, W 81 Lee. l. A. Rospeau, y "
Dib,rt, S II. Harris, VI. u. Atkinson
and j. L. Lasater.
At 1.ataneia the party was Joined bS
William Mcintosh. the well known
shecp man. Governor Curry. who had
been on the trip ever since the train.
'rft Albuquerque. rogretfully separa
tod himself from tho boosters NJ rs.
%fancia, pressing official business de-
handing his return to Santa Re. The
Roostefh aorroWfully parted with the
governor. who had been one Of the
biggest boosters on the train. boost
Ing New Mexico at almost every stop
Icing called upon frequently to make
fpeochos
At Mcintosh. the town named after
william Mcintosh, pioneer Of the Es-
'ancia valley. the boosters were met
hY Charles Myers. mayor Of the town.
The population Of Mcintosh tint vcrs |
urge, but the people Of the town have
largo hearts and gave the Duke Cit
men q royal welcome The Poy's band
rendered a concert on the depot
platform. and The music was so catch
ing that several Of the boosters 80
rurcd partners from among the mum
Der - air Mclntash ladies who were
present, and held an informal dance.
= twoesicp and q schottische were
danced. much to tho amusement Of
the GROVE
Farmers from miles around were
at Morinrty when the train reached
that hustling little place and q genuin,
old fashioned reception was given to
the boosters. At stanley a new town.
between MoriArty and Kennedy, about
100 people turned out to give them
the glad hand. Stanley promises to
be quite a littlc town Many farmers
are coming in and settling on land
adjacent to the town The Immigrant
afc practical farmers from different
J%tates, ana say they are well satisfied
with the prospects for successful
farming IN the vicinity Of Stanley 4
ten-miuute stop was made at Ken
needy. where the train was turned over
10 the SANTA Pc again, having becr
run over the New Mexico Central
tracks from willard 10 that point a
five minute stop was made at Ger
iilloe, the band playing a few Helee'
tions and the boosters circulating
the business men of the town
talking lB trade At Bernarilo a
ten minute stop vas made, the banc
played ana the boosters paid a short
visit 20 the business part of the town
a feature of the stop at rerna
lilo was an informal reception held
Leandro Meina. governor Of thu
sam Domingo pueblo indian village
Governor Mclna was la B|crnalillo to
confer with superintendent G. J
Crandall. of Santa Re, regarding some
Tribal matters While the band wa
playing. the chief. who is sixty -scN en-
vonrs old, jumped into the middle of
the circle of musicians and took thr
baton away from Leader Ellis ana lel
the band himself The Old man Kept
perfect time and surprised his white
brothers very much by his knowledge
Of time ana music In q short speech
delivered by the chief, which was M
ternrctcd BY Colonel a. IL Hilton. 81
san Antonio, the venerable Pueblo,
expressed the hope that Albuquerque
one day be a city of lo0. 600
people.
The following resolutions tell some
thing OF the trade crusaders as to the
reception accorded them along the
limo of march. the service and the
trip as a whole.