Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-01
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The Magdalena districts represent
tatlves to the cattlcthen's convention
! VIII 60 in a special car Secretary Tom
A. ERan of the Commercial club, was
notified yesterday Twenty-Five cat
tlemeu and boosters VIII go from that
vicinity
! The Magdalena ear will be coupled
onto The Albuquerque special train at
! Soc0rru The train viii arrive there
about 2.30 o'clock Tuesday morning
This viii make a train Of seven cars
to enter III Paso. That is the lowest
estimate When The special leaves
! here 1t viii be made up of five sleep
ers ana a smoking car.
The train will leave here at mid
night tonight 10 win not stop at Ria
con for breakfast as was first plah-
ned. Il will arrive at I'll pasu at S:2o
O'Clock tomorrow morning, nearly an
hour earlier than the first schedule
called for and the boosters will get
their rashcr there before starting on
the march through the streets TO the
paso lei Nortc When he left here
Col d. X T. Sellers intended Go have
en- express wagon at the Santa Fe sta
ton to carry the boosters grips 20
the hotel so they would be relieved
Of luggage durng the marching.
Canadian, Tex. Band Hired.
The hiring OF the Canadian, Tex
band was q polite stroke In favor Of
Albuquerque The Canadian cattle
men win accompany the band Oh the
special train, starting at that town
which the Amarillo people Will board
With the Canadians roofing for Al
buquorquo and with their musical OF
ganizutiOn footing for the Duke city
the Amarillo crowd win have about
las much chance of making itself
heard aH a mute IN the provcrbtal
boiler shop
The Canadian band win meet the
Albuquerqueans at The station and
march at the head Of the line. vi
payoaus and Canadians viii join N
the demonstration. according to word
received by the Commercial club. by
the time the boosters get breakfast
and start through the city everybody
will be awake 1t will be lust before
the convention opens. the time havins
been suategically picked SO that the
greatest number would witness the
show
The Commercial club found it nee
ia . .t,Ffun Ipgtpld
Of Albuquerque aud 100 members, ~
it viii be Albuquerque and $50 mem
hers The first estimate, II WAS
feared was too small
crowd of over 100 Certain.
That more than 90 would go on
the special was the declaration of
Secretary EsaH yesterday. llc re-
ceNed more applications Tor tickets
yesterday The complete list of those
who viii SO, given out last night, fol-
lows
j. +. Good. r. A. Egan Mornins
Journal representative G. Rogers,
| Frank Mckee. w. Conncll, y Mar
/ tin, NJ. Mandell, :. Stern, 5. stevens,
+. Skinner, W Mearns. J. Beaver, H..
NJ. Fee. Gross Kelly & Go. rcprcscn-
tative Combs hotel representative II.
Mcdonald City Clerk Hughes, j G.
/ Boyd. A. Archuleta, W Anderson, Dr
/ s. T.. Kraft T. NJ PRAY 5. Weller,
Jerre HagGard W Tr'mble, }. Kor-
Der. y Weller ! Boldt G. A. Kase-
man, T. llfeld w. Edgar, z p Nc
/ Gamma. r. Ross, q. X. Coons, j. A.
MontoNa Eltego Baes, Harry Leon
ard A Bacheghi. J A. Ilubhs, A..
shamaley. J. Mahhoub. A. Michael. J..
e. Baldrdge Tom Walker, &. A. Hud-
/ son, Charles May, a + Van Denise y
/ Weinman % puand NJ Goldcnberg,
Charles Gatln " watson j Ro-
/ Nero, u FAIR. ] Robertson. w Hes
seldeu, senator narth I, preSeptatiVe
Veal, /. II Chamherlin W l.. Non
mau Charles Cbadwick, \. NohS, IT,
IS Putnc, representatives. Charles
1 Nonemun Tony iGarcm. Polioafplo