Official Program for Big Parade at Albuquerque
Official program outlines a 11 o'clock parade in Albuquerque with Grand Marshal Col. John Borradaile. Details cover formation points on North First Street and surrounding streets, divisions, line of march, and participating groups from the National Guard to school bands and city firms. Special orders direct officers to report in dress uniforms or service uniforms for the event on Sept. 20, 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Borradaile
First Regiment
National Guard
North First Street
Jeras Avenue
Porm
First Street
Ti- Jeras
Marquette
Roma
New York Avenue
Railroad Avenue
Fifth Street
Gold Avenue
Second Street
Silver Avenue
City Park
Eighth Street
University of New Mexic Public Schools
Navajo Indian Aggregation
Harvey Curio
Duke City Bend
Grand Floral
Learnard & Lindemann Boys
Merchants
Santa Fe Railway
United States Government
Indian School Band of Santa Fe
Indian School Aggregation
Albuquerque
American Lumber Co
Marshi
John Borredalle
Prof. Tisht
W. H . Hahn
Alfred Grunsfeld
M._O. Chadbourne
Dr. L. Ht. Chamberlin
Maynard Insul
J. ©. Hicks
Tvyan Grunsfell
Perfecto Armijo
M. L. Stern
National Guards of
New Mexico
John Barradade
First Infantry
Infantry National Guard of
Welocka Om
J. E. Elder
Tijeras
J. Borkradaile
Robbery Attempt Interrupts at Gonzales Farm
In Moro county two men tried to hold up Felipe Gonzales as he milked a cow yard. They bound his hands and feet and demanded money but failed when he refused to reveal his funds. After a struggle in the dark one robber fled, leaving Gonzales bound. A separate note mentions an opera event tomorrow night with doors at 11 and a curtain at 11:30, advertising JAFFA'S KRACK KR EAL BREAD.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felipe Gongales
Moro
Gonzales
Oneales
Pacer races and balloon ascent headline at Albuquerque fair
A huge crowd gathered as C D Dull of Colorado and Clara B owned by Joseph Barnett placed in pacer heats, with Ginger finishing third. Three running races produced close finishes led by Free Silver, Lota White, and The Fiddler. Indian feats, a balloon ascent by Prof. King’s wife, and a Carnation Cream stake trotting race highlight day two at the fair grounds. Tomorrow Albuquerque day will end passes at gates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Dull
Colorado
Clara B
Joseph Barnett
Ginger
A. Adams
Arri FB
Tikenly Monkey Bee
Carlie Coe
Las
Free Silver
John Doe
Dorris
Lota White
Eddie Porter
Fiddler
Neva Hustler
Kundry
Brown Shirt
East
Raindn-the-face
King
Rugby style baseball results from Albuquerque and nearby towns
Albuquerque beat Globe 5 0 in a late game as Durham allowed one hit and two visitors to reach first base. Trinidad edged Clifton 7 6 in a battler while Engle of Denver starred for Trinidad. Crandall and Clancy led Bowny hitting in earlier innings, with a notable miscue on Frantz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engle
Denver
Trinidad
Clifton
Hirey
Jimmy Durham
Albuquerque
Globe
Town Boys
Durham
Crandall
Frantz
Clancy
Brownies
Corban
Donto Crandall
Closing Events of Grand Lodge Kn jythies meet
The Grand Lodge of Knights of Jythies adjourned sine die after committees reported and approvals. W. E. Dailey delivered an inaugural address urging welfare of the order. Albuquerque thanked for courtesies. Mineral Lodge No. 4 also thanked. Next meeting to be in Roswell in September 1907. The note ends with a painting promotion and a 3:00 PM casino event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge of Knights of Jythies
Indes
W. E. Dailey
Albuquerque
Albuerque
Roswell
Funeral Directors and Embalmers Meet in Albuquerque
The third day of the New Mexico Funeral Directors and Embalmers convention at the Commercial club rooms reviewed rules and elected officers. Officers named were Vice President A Borders, Secretary B K Adams, and Treasurer I F Montente, with F H Strong stepping down as secretary. Albuquerque will host next year’s meeting, and delegates visited the fair grounds before a banquet at the Alvarado hotel concluding the first annual convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sesson
Funeral Directors & Embalmers ® Association of
New Mexico
Commercial Club Rooms
Ae Eee Allery
Roxwell
A, Borders of
Albuquerque
B. K. Adams
F. H. Strong
Br. Adams
Strong
Fair Grounds
Alvarado Hotel
Sullivan
Ulery
Carrington
Colorado Springs
Albuquerqué
National Association
van Tone
Chicago
A. Borders
Alvarado Wil
the Funeral Directors and Embalmers’ Association of
Washburns to Parade with 100 Boys and Dogs
E L Washburn Co plans a big floral parade tomorrow with 100 boys and 109 dogs registered to line up at 9 20 a m at the corner of Second street and Gold avenue management says something big is planned though refuses to detail the stunt observers await the odd spectacle from the Washburn Clothing firm in a local newspaper item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Washburn Clothing Company
Washburn
Second Street
Gold Avenue
Entries For Baby Show Close Tonight
Entries for the big baby show close tonight at Mike Mandell's clothing store near Railroad Avenue. Babies under two years may enter regardless of race or color. A panel of judges from Silver City to Washington will select winners among over eighty entries for fifteen prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike “Mandell
Railroad Javenne
George L. Saiee
Silver City
M.A. James
Folsom
New
John Becker
Belen
New Mex
J. M. Wilson
Douglas
Wio
RA. Ramsay
Washington
Poe
Fale Ween
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Albuquerque Y
N. GN
University of New Sfexico
Public Schools
Southwestern Brewery
W. H. Andrews
Learnard& Lindemann
Associated Bankers of Albuquerque
Albuquerque Elka
A Borders
BL. Washburn Company
United States Indian School
Fred Harve Curis Dy Nat Ment
Groes
Kelly
1Ney
M. Mandel
3Re
M. Nash
Snany
Holoups Fall Work County
Albertus
Charles C Leon
Santa
Edna
Jack Sproule
Pueblo
J. C. Carrick
Bone
Emil Mann
Oxceola
Albuquerane
Dotard
Almonte
Husking Bee
Hary B
Salem
Nellie
Harry B
Nellis I Werc
Luna
The
Fair Association
Fall Association
Santa Fe
Las Vegas
Paso
Grand Lodge
Knights OF Pythias—Roswell
Montente
Sanus
Life Insurance Company
FNEW
Mexico
Ariz” Home Office
Albuquerque, N. M
Joshua S. Raynolds
N. M. C. F. Ainsworth
Phoenix
Ariz
Secy
Gen
M. W. Flournoy
A. B. McMillen
Solomon Tama
J. J. O'Rielly
Joshua 8. Raynolds
E. L. Washburn CO
Mandell's Clothing
W. H. Brown
Mittsfield
Tr. King
Grunsfeld
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Sybils
Vesta Tilleys
Riding Club
Ganesborough Gage
Millinery Fashion Company
Ervin & Paynter
Albuquerque Business College
Erque Business College Library
Telpat Albuquerque
O’brien Sisters
M2 West Railroad
Avs
Albert Faber
Pilsener Beer
Colo
Asto
Borradaile & CO
M. Berger
Albuquerque, N
West Railroad
Stevens & Bowyer
Cares
Colorado Telephone CO
Flaming’s
Concarne
Topham
South
la Veta
West
Lead Avenue
J. H. O’reilly & CO
Cececeo the
St. Elmo
Prop
West Railroad Avenue
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