Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-06-27
ALL Of SANTA FE
IS INVITED
Meadow City viii Celebrate
Fourth of July With
Eclat
A GREAT HISTORIC PAGEANT
Dedication of Forty Thousand
Dollar Gallinas Bridge to
Take Place.

Las Vegas will have a great Fourth
of July celebration, which is of es-
pecial interest to Santa Fe, for it's
feature will be the dedication of the
fine new $4,000 bridge across the
Gallinas, which forms monument of
the Santa Fe Trail and the festivities
will therefore be in the nature of a
Santa Fe Trail Day. There will be a
parade in which there will be floats,
one of them representing the new
state of New Mexico in the company
of her sister states. More than thirty
automobiles will be in line and in
every respect it will be a gala day.
Colonel R. E Twitchell, who is boost
ing the celebration, today through the
New Mexican extends a cordial invi-
tation to Santa Fe people to attend.
The Santa Fe baseball team will go
over and will be asked to bring the
band along. The New Mexican has re-
ceived the following formal invita-
ton:
You are cordially invited to attend
the exercises which will be held at
Vegas, n. NJ, Monday, July 4th, 1910.
when the new memorial bridge span
ming the Rio Gallinas, marking the
crossing of the old Santa Fe Trail. will
be dedicated to the use of the peo-
pie.
This bridge is a beautiful structure
and is the most expensive monument
marking the old trail anywhere be-
tween Independence Mo-, and Santa
Fe, N. NJ.
An elaborate program consisting of
address by Hon. Thomas B. Catron,
William H. Andrews and l.. Bradford
Prince, flag raising, an automobile
parade, baseball, races, games and
other sports has been prepared.
A division in the parade will consist
of persons who in times past were
freighters or passengers over the San
ia Fe Trail, and it is hoped that you
will be able to be present and parti-
cipate in this feature of the cele-
bration.
Inasmuch as a large attendance
from all parts of New Mexico is anti
pated, you will confer a favor upon
the committee on arrangements by
advising whether or not you will be
present.
Very truly yours,
JOHN S. CLARK,
Chairman Executive Committee.
Committees.
EXecutive-John S. Clark, chair
man; Roman Gallegos, Beningno Mar
| tinez, Secundino Romero, X. D. Good
all Dr. E. B. Shaw, w. J. Lucas, F. o.
Kihlberg, John D. w. Veeder and
Jake Stern.
Publicity-Colonel R. E. Twitchell.
chairman; W. E. Gortner, secretary;
Colonel NJ. NJ. Padgett, Antonio Lu-
cero and E. H. Salazar.
| Finance-F. o. Blood, chairman;
Max Nordhaus, Hallett Reynolds, CT
clio Rosenwald, F. H. Pierce and Mar
garlic Romero.
Parade-R. j. Taupert, chairman;
Louis Ilfeld, Joe Danziger, ]. D. Hand
, end George A. Fleming.
Reception-Mayor Goodall, Mayor
! Secundino Romero, F. o. Kihlberg, ].
| A. LaRue, H. l.. Waldo, Emanuel
Rosenwald, Octave Geoffrion, Eugenio
Romero, Manuel Delgado, Frank Roy,
Jose Ignacio Esquibel, Sol Spigel-
berg, Trinidad Romero, A. Mennet,
Henry Coke, Richard Dunn, w. H.
Shupp, Frank Springer, John S. Clark,
R. E. Twitchell, Jefferson Reynolds,
M. w. Browne, Dr. J. NJ. Cunningham,
H. w. Kelly, Max Nordhaus, Jake
Stern, Margarito Romero, D. G. Whit
ers, E. G. Murphy, John Stein, DR.. F.
T. B. Fest, DR.. W. R. Upton, DIR. M.
F. Des Marais, Judge E. V. Long and
lCEarles A. Spiess.