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Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1905

Page

8

Local Weather and Fairgoers Gather in Las Vegas

Weather notes call for fair conditions tonight and Thursday with warmer readings in the north portion. A large turnout of notable residents and visitors from Isleta to El Paso attend the territorial fair events in Las Vegas, including officials, merchants, ranchers, and out-of-town guests. The influx includes J. H. Griffin, H. Wayne Russell, Judge Kendall, Victor Sais, and many others as the community hosts exhibitors and visitors. local businesses and services extend to the fair with excursions, shopping, and social activity.

A. J. Kendall Cerrillos Kendall Santa Coumy Robert Douthitt Santa Fe J. B. Douthitt Kansas City Toledo Ohio Burtless Fisk Silas Alexander Hillsboro W. C. Ken- Wall Sierra County New Mexico Victor Sais Valencia County Isleta el Paso Silver City Col Richard Dunn San Miguel County Territorial George Hofbeins Cochitl T. F. Clay Las Vegas H. H. Williams Deming Richard Hudson

Grown in mountains without irrigation display at fair

Captain Clark M. Carr of Zuat Trading and Lumber explains a Guam visit exhibit of corn and oats grown high in New Mexico mountains with little rain. He asserts the crops rival those grown under better conditions, noting his Mississippi home town of Galesburg as a contrast. In Philadelphia the anti-boss rule city party convention opens with about 1000 delegates, no slate yet, and possible late hours as votes begin. Also a classified notice seeks large grain sacks with a wagon pickup by E W Fee at 620 South Second Street.

Clark M. Carr Zuat Trading and Lumber Company Guam Divite McKinley County Fair Grounds New Mexico Galesburg Philadelpha Academy of Music Franklin N. Brewer Cyrus D. Foss, Jr E. W. Fee South Second Street

Promoter Visits Deming Mining Hope Spreads

Ralph C. Baly of Deming arrives to boost The Citizen’s coverage and promote Deming as a mining center. He witnessed the Luna County Lead Company's smelter construction and expressed strong faith in southern New Mexico mines near Deming, predicting world class deposits may still be found.

Ralph C. Baly Deming Alond Fiee Ealy Luna County Lead Company New Mexico Ike Humboldt New Mexco

Miner Bradley Visits City From Paso

W L Bradley of Paso is in the city to remain and honor The Citizen with a call. A former expert press taker at the Western Union Telegraph office here he has dabbled in mines and is reported to be very successful. He has charge of valuable mining properties near Deming.

Digby Williun Biller Las Vegas Santa Fe Aris Patrick Powst Pouwork Henry Orew Ebudy Kelly Julius Jude Eibe Jude Messrs Bernalillo Meadow City Abe Coon Gladys Socorno Offair Coon Socorro Southwestern Brewery & Ice Fort Wingate Father Schrader Divine Catholic Church A. Kt. Cordova 8. Rivera New Jerusalem Socorro County New Mexico No. 505 Pacific Avenue W. L. Bradley Paso Brad Western Union Telegraph Bradley Deming

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