Leaders of Fashion in 
 Dry Goods and Clothing. 
 
 PREMIUM LISt 
 
 -OF THE 
 
 Mexico + Exposition^ 
 
 A N D 
 
 DRIVING PARK ASSOCIATION. 
 
 THIRD ANNUAL FAIR 
 
 To be held at the 
 
 CITY OF ALBUQUERQUE 
 OCTOBER 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 AND 6, 1883. 
 
 A.LBCQUERQUE: 
 
 IOFKNAI P>O<>K ANI> |OH IM^ixii 
 1883. 
 
 RAILROAD AVENUE, ALBUQI EKQUE, 
 , Ladies and Gents Furnishing" Goods. 
 
JESSE M. WHEELOGK 
 
 THE 
 
 fll FrStfltfl Xc J 
 
 nonronnn 
 
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 Office : Kromwell Block, Rooms 1 and 3 
 
 P. O. Box, 233. 
 
1, 1 SHAR1CK, Silverware, Clocks and Spectacles, Railroad 
 
 REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE 
 
 HTTORNEY HT MI & NOTHRY PUBLIC 
 
 Offices on Gold Ave.,, bet 1st and 2d Sts. Lock Box No. 76, I 1 . < ' 
 
 ALBUQUERQUE, - - NEW MEXICO 
 
 Has for Sale the Largest Variety of Choice Business and llesideuce Lots 
 and Ranch Property offered by any firm in the City. 
 
 Call and See the 
 
 Whose Great Pleasure is to Make Sales, and get Better Bargains than any 
 
 other Agency can Offer. A Two-Horse Team always in 
 
 waiting to show Customers around, 
 
 THE I/ERY BEST HF INSURANCE 
 
 IN TIII-: 
 
 :/E IF o 
 
 Collections/ Carefully Auended 
 
 ittances 1'ronij 
 
j, SHARiCK, Silverware, Clocks and Spectacles, Railroad Avenue, 
 
 ADVERTISPMKXTS. 
 
 W. E. TALBOTT 
 
 Wholesale and Retail 
 
 LIQUOR DEALER 
 
 for .Choice Wines, Liquors and Cigars. 
 
 INT. 
 
 Carries the largest and finest stock of Wines and Liquors of any house in the southwest, and 
 makes a specialty of fine OLD WHISKIES. A full and complete line of imported Wines, Liquor s 
 and Champagnes for family and medicinal use. 
 
 TALBOTTS SAMPLE ROOM 
 
 n all its appointments superior je any in the Territory. Celebrated for its choice Wines, Liquors and 
 Cigars. SOLE AGENT for the following celebrated Beer; 
 
 PHILIP BEST, Milwaukee, 
 
 EXCELSIOR-PILSENER, St. Louis 
 
 TALBOTT'S "MONTEZUMA" 
 
 Billiard and and Reading Room 
 
 New B.runswick Tables ! All the leading Daily and Illustrated Papers on file! Acknowledged by all 
 
 as the 
 
 Most Popular Resort in the Southwest ior Traveling Men 
 
I. J. SHARICK, Silverware, Clocks and Spectacles, Railroad Avenue, 
 
 E. S. STOVER 
 
 O. E. CROMWELL . 
 
 M. J. Mfc\CK 
 
 W. Ii. WHITE MAN- 
 EDWARD MEDLER . 
 PERFECTO AKMIJO . 
 W. K. ].'. WILSON . 
 I). B. EMMERT . 
 
 President. 
 
 . 1st Vice President. 
 
 . 3 d 
 . 4 th " 
 , 5 th 
 
 Treasurer. 
 
 Secretary. 
 
 E. S. STOVER, 
 
 EDWARD MEDLER, 
 
 R. C. VOSE, 
 
 G. E. CRARY, 
 
 E. IE KENT, 
 
 J. E. SAINT, 
 
 W. IE WHITEMAN. 
 
 directors. 
 
 (). E. CROMWELL. 
 
 A. M. CODINC,TON. 
 G. L. ALTHEIMER, 
 W. B. GUILDERS, 
 C. W. LEWIS, 
 
 T. HUGHES. 
 
 B. MUSKS. 
 
 W. K. P. WILSON, 
 H. FORRESTER. 
 E, H i;\ INC,. 
 P. ARM [jo, 
 M. J. MACK, 
 
 W. C. HfVXI.EDLNE, 
 
 S. 
 
 Sttperintenfcents. 
 
 DIVISION. 
 
 Grounds and Speed Ring. 
 
 Minerals 
 
 Cattle 
 
 Horses and Mules 
 
 Sheep 
 
 Swine , 
 
 Poultry 
 
 Fruit 
 
 Grain 
 
 Vegetables 
 
 Household Products 
 
 Domestic Manufactures. . 
 
 Fine Arts 
 
 Flowers and Shrubs 
 
 Home Manufacture and P. 
 Mechanic Arts . , 
 
 ducts 
 
 SUPERINTENDENT. 
 
 J. G. Hope. 
 
 Dr. T. W. Strachan. 
 
 G. W. Stoneroad. 
 
 H. F. Swope. 
 
 W. S. Moore, 
 
 D. W. Cobb. 
 
 W. F. Crane. 
 
 J. H. Sullivan. 
 
 Anthony Joseph. 
 
 IE R. Whiting. 
 
 A. J. Fountain. 
 
 Geo. FE Pradt. Mr 
 
 O. (.'. Christian. 
 
 Gen. G. A. Smith. Mrs, 
 
 F. VV. Smith. 
 
 fonn P. Sellar. 
 
 Prof. Longemare. 
 A. S. Stivers, 
 C. W. Kennedy. 
 N. C. Blythe. 
 W. G. Fischer. 
 Mrs. Tucker. 
 Jose G. C haves. 
 P. Welden. 
 Ira M. Bond. 
 Mrs. W. G. Ritch. 
 . C. IE Kirkpatrick 
 Mrs. Win. Crane. 
 E Bradford Prince 
 
 G. ],. Sands. 
 
 Xeil B. Field. 
 
 lExectttitte Committee. 
 
 E. S. STOVER, 
 A. M. C' 
 
 W. IE Wim KM AN. 
 
 EDWARD MEDLEK. 
 
[, J, SHARiGK, Silverware, Clocks and Spectacles, Railroad Avenue, 
 
 
 Civil Engineer, Surveyor, <vy Public. 
 
 Ucyut.y Miueral Surveyor. 
 
 M. J. MACK 
 
 Real Estate I Insurance Agent 
 
 COLD iVENl'E. OPPOSITE CENTRAL BANK 
 
 Property in all Parts of the City 
 
 For Sale ait Reasonable Figures 
 
i, J, SHARICK, Watches, Diamonds and Jewelry, Railroad Avenue, 
 
 littles 
 
 GENERAL ARRANGEMENTS. 
 
 The Fair will be opened Monday, October 1st, 1883, at 2 p. m., and continue 
 until Saturday October 6th, at 6 p. m. 
 
 The gates will be opened at 8 o'clock a. m., of each day, and at that time 
 every officer is required to be at his post. 
 
 All goods or machinery shipped in care of Secretary will receive strict attention. 
 
 ENTRIES. 
 
 No exhibit of any character will be permitted to compete in more than one 
 class, except as specified in Class rules. 
 
 No entry fee will be charged in any department except Speed Ring. Entries 
 in any division or class can be made at any time before the Fair, by application to 
 the Secretary, either by letter or personally, and at the Secretary's office on the 
 Fair Grounds, up to 12 o'clock m., on Monday. For entries in Speed Ring, see 
 rules of said ring. 
 
 No entry can be made after date above mentioned, unless in case of unavoid- 
 able detention, and then, only as long as the books are not in the hands of the 
 Awarding Committee. 
 
 Blank applications will be furnished on which to specify exhibitor's name and 
 address, with description of the animal or article ofiered. 
 
 Articles, which are the result of mechanical or artistical skill, must be entered 
 by the artist, manufacturer, contriver or agent. Articles, which are the products 
 of the soil, must be entered in the name of the producer, and by him or his agent. 
 
 Every animal must be entered for competition in the owner's name, and by him 
 or his agent. 
 
 Exhibitors will be furnished by the Entry Clerk with duplicate cards, describ- 
 ing each article entered for exhibition. These will be countersigned on the receipt 
 of the article into the exposition. One of these cards must be conspicuously attach- 
 ed to the articles which it describes, and the other must be retained by the exhibi- 
 tor and be presented as his order for the delivery of the articles specified at the 
 close of the Fair. 
 
 No expense will attend the entrance of animals or articles for exhibition. 
 
 In order to preserve the general harmony of the Exposition, and to make the 
 display of goods symmetrical and attractive, the Board reserves the right to direct 
 
I, J, SHARICK, Watches, Diamonds and Jewelry, Railroad Avenue, 
 
 ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 J. E. SAINT & CO. 
 
 Wholesale and Retail Brocers 
 
 (Crockery and Bar Fixtures at Cost.) 
 
 Railroad Avenue, ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. 
 
 STOVER, CRARY & GO. 
 
 Cash Paid for Wool, Hides and Pelts 
 
 Shutler Wagons, 
 
 Stover Wind Mills 
 
I, J, SHARICK, Watches, Diamonds and Jewelry, Railroad Avenue, 
 
 RULES AND REGULATIONS. 
 
 the general arrangement of all articles on exhibition, and to regulate the style and 
 size of all signs and show cards used in advertising all goods shown. 
 
 An especial feature of this Exposition will be the permission to exhibitors to 
 make sales of goods. It is to be understood, however, that goods so disposed of 
 must be immediately replaced, or remain until the close of the Fair. 
 
 AWARDING COMMITTEES.- 
 
 Awarding Committees in each class to pass upon the merits of the articles 
 entered for competition, shall be appointed on the recommendation of the Super- 
 intendents of divisions, subject to confirmation by the Executive Committee. 
 Persons so appointed shall be notified by the Secretary. 
 
 No ptrson shall act as Judge in any class in which he may be an exhibitor. 
 
 No article or animal deemed unworthy shall be awarded a premium, nor shall 
 any article or animal be awarded a premium higher than it merits, even if there 
 be no competition. 
 
 Awarding Committees will only award premiums to articles or animals entered 
 in their respective classes; but they are requested to examine all articles or animals 
 in the miscellaneous classes, and recommend those deemed meritorious for 
 mention. 
 
 Should any doubt arise as to regularity of entry, or other important matters, 
 which the Committee feel incompetent to decide, they will at once report the 
 same to the Superintendent of the proper department. 
 
 Qualifying words must be given precedence in the order in which they are 
 mentioned in the premium list. 
 
 RULES APPLICABLE TO ANIMALS. 
 
 No animal will be allowed to run at large on the grounds. No horse, animal 
 or vehicle of any kind will be allowed on the part of the ground set aside for 
 visitors on foot, except such as are under control of the Board of Directors. 
 
 Every article or animal upon the grounds shall, during the Exposition, be 
 under the control of the Board of Directors; and while every precaution will be 
 taken for the safe-keeping of the same, the Association will in no case be respon- 
 sible/or any loss or damage wJiich may occur. 
 
 Exhibitors of animals may have a man for the care of the same, pass in and out 
 at will, without charge. 
 
 REFRESHMENTS. 
 
 All persons occupying booths and furnishing refreshments, are required to lay 
 in their supplies before 8 o'clock A. M., and for thai purpose ticket-, of admission 
 will be ;nven for themselves and wagons. 
 
 At precisely S o'clock A. M.. the grounds will be cleared of all wagons and 
 persons not entitled to remain. These rules will be rigidly adhered t<>, unless by 
 lal permission of the General Superintendent. 
 
I, J, SHARICK, Watches, Diamonds and Jewelry, Railroad Avenue. 
 
 ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 JEFFERSON RAYXOLDS, 
 
 President; 
 
 W. K. P. WILSON, 
 
 Cashier; 
 
 NORMAN C. RAFI , 
 
 ant Cashier. 
 
 ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. 
 
 A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED. 
 
 special Attention Given to Collections on all accessible points in New Mexico and Arizona 
 Issues Drafts on all the Principal Cities of Europe. 
 
 Depository of the Atlantic & Pacific and Atchison, Topeka & Santa Pe Railroads. 
 
 ALBUQUERQUE, 
 Agent For New Mexico Town Co. 
 
 NEW MEXICO, 
 Correspondence Solicited. 
 
 Finest and Largest Stock in the Territory. 
 I3ST ^uXjZj ZTS 
 
 ^SS^Orders promptly attended to. Shop on Silver Avenue, near corner of Third 
 Street., ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO. 
 
 Dealer in ' 
 
 Staple, Fancy and Family Groceries 
 
 TEAS A SPECIALTY, 
 
 GOODS DELIVERED. 
 
 : eet, between / 
 < ;<>ld& Silver Aves. f 
 
I, J, SHARICK, Watches, Diamonds and Jewelry, Railroad Avenue, 
 
 RULES AND REGALATIONS. 
 
 STALLS AND PENS. 
 
 Stalls for horses and cattle, and pens for sheep and hogs will be furnished dur- 
 ing the Exposition to such as are exhibited. Grain, hay and straw will be furnish- 
 ed on the ground at prime cost. Stalls or pens can be procured by letter or appli- 
 cation to the General Superintendent. 
 
 The stalls and pens will be numbered, and will be assigned in regular rotation. 
 
 PRICES OF ADMISSION. 
 
 For a four-horse vehicle. 
 
 For a two-horse vehicle, 
 
 For a one-horse vehicle, 
 
 P'or one horse, 
 
 $1 oo 
 
 75 
 
 50 
 
 25 
 
 Single ticket, admitting one person once, whether on horse, in vehicle, or 
 
 on foot , 50 
 
 Children over 5. and under 12 years, 25 
 
 Exhibitor's tickets, good for all day, 25 
 
 THUMFSIIN, STflfflM X EH 
 
 ^-JOBBERS OF 
 
 Butter, Eggs, Poultry and Produce. 
 
 DEALERS I1T- 
 
 STHPLE flHD FfiNCY GROCERIES 
 
 Flour, Produce, Etc. 
 
 Fruits of All Kinds. Fine Teas a Specialty, 
 
 ORDERS SOLICITED. - 
 
 Gold , i venue. 
 
 HLBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO 
 
i, J, SHARICK, Watches, Diamonds and Jewelry, Railroad Avenue, 
 
 IO ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 SPIEQELBERG BROS. 
 
 Wholesale and Retail Dealers in 
 
 GENERAL MERCHANDISE 
 
 Agents for Palk'a Milwaukee Beer, 
 FRONT STREET, ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. 
 
 BANK EXCHANGE 
 
 JA.C0B SOTCIr&iE-R, Proprietor. 
 
 Best Wines, Liquors and Cigars 
 
 Railroad Avenue, ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. 
 
 ARTHUR KAlVILINr 
 
 Wholesale and Retail 
 
 :D IE ^. Xj IE 
 
 Cigars by the Box at Wholesale Prices. 
 NOTIONS, STATIONERY, CANDIES, ETC. 
 
 Railroad Avenue, Albuquerque, X. M, 
 
 D ! R I TJ I G I G- 1 1 1 S IT 
 
 Railroad Avenue, Albuquerque, N. M. 
 
 AND COMMODIOUS BATH TUBS, 
 
 A,. ALEXANDER, - Proprietor. 
 
 The most delicate Artists in the Territory employed. Stop on your way to the 
 Postoffice. in the Cromwell Block. 
 
 SECOND STFtEET, AU3UQUEFtQXJE 
 
 TORREY &L SLOAJKT 
 
 Wholesale and Retail Dealers in 
 
 FIURNITURE 
 
 GLASS AND QUEENS WARE, 
 DERTAKINC A SI'KCIAI.TV. ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. 
 
J, SHARICK, Watches, Diamonds and Jewelry, Railroad Avenue. 
 
 ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC RAILROAD. 11 
 
 -OF THE 
 
 Atlantic & Pacific Railroad Company 
 
 20,000,000 Acres of Land for Sale in New Mexico and Arizona, 
 
 The Land Grant of this Company extends entirely across the Territories of New 
 Mexico and Arizona, between the 34th and 36th degrees of north latitude, with a 
 width of 80 miles, and comprises the best grazing lands of both Territories, and in 
 the valleys are many desirable localities of good agricultural lands susceptible of 
 irrigation. A sufficiency of water has been found wherever cattle and sheep have 
 been grazed, and large herds have been grazed in the country ever since the com- 
 ing of the Mexicans. Wells with good water have been successfully sunk. On 
 the very summit of the Sierra Madre, in the vicinity of Fort Wingate, the large 
 herds of the Navajo Indians (a tribe numbering some 12,000 or 15,000 souls) have 
 been grazed for the last hundred years, and good crops of corn, oats, barley and 
 garden vegetables are grown by irrigation. 
 
 A stream of running water (the Rio San Jose) rises near the summit of the 
 Sierra Madre, and runs eastward seventy-five miles to the Rio Puerco. The Com- 
 pany's road traverses the whole length of the valley of the San Jose. There are 
 numerous fine valleys opening out to tne valley of the San Jose, flanked by grassy 
 and wooded hills, upon which there is an open growth of small cedar and pinon. 
 There is an extensive belt of good pine timber on the mountains, near the railroad, 
 and numerous large springs are found on the eastern slope of the Sierra Madre. 
 There is a large coal field west of Fort Wingate which is fully explored, and 
 which will soon provide labor for a large population; and there are coal deposits 
 on the eastern slope of the Sierra Madre. Many varities of building stone are 
 found in great quantity along the line of the railroad. 
 
 In Arizona the grazing areas are supplied with good water, and the grazing is 
 described by competent United States surveyors to be equal to, if not better, than 
 that of Wyoming or Montana. The Navajo Indians grow corn each season, with- 
 out irrigation, in the valley of the Puerco of the West, on the Company's land, on 
 the line of the road, and good crops of corn, sorghum, oats, barley, and garden 
 vegetables are grown in the valley of the Little Colorado. 
 
 There is an extensive timber belt on the San Francisco mountains, through 
 which the line of the railroad passes, diversified by beautiful valleys and parks, 
 with good water, and wonderful canons. 
 
 The line of the road traverses a picturesque country, not at all monotonous, and 
 much more inviting than were the plains of Kansas. 
 
 The road is completed and in operation to the Colorado River, 575 miles from 
 Albuquerque, N. M., and there connects with the railroad system of California, 
 reaching San Diego, Los Angeles, and all points on the Pacific coast to San Francisco. 
 
 The valley of the Rio Grande has an elevation of 5000 feet above the sea, and 
 the passes of the Sierra Madre, and the San Francisco mountains in Arizona, have 
 an elevation of 7000 feet, with a depression at Winslow, on the Little Colorado, of 
 5000 feet elevation; which gives a Salubrious climate of mild winters, and cool 
 nights in summer, and insures a healthful climate and a promise of thrifty and 
 prosperous States when the Territories shall, within a few years, be established as such 
 
 Maps will be forwarded on application, and accredited persons desirous of in- 
 specting grazing lands with a view to purchase and establish grazing ranches, will 
 be given facilities for that purpose. 
 
 JAMES A. WILLIAMSON, 
 
 THOMAS S. SEDGWICK, 87 Milk Street, Boston, Mas,. 
 
 . -&.g-e:n.t, 
 Albuquerque, N. M. 
 
I, J, SHARIGK, Watches, Diamonds and Jewelry, Railroad Avenue, 
 
 12 ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 CL 
 
 COLLECTION DEPARTMENT. 
 KARL A. SNYDER, Manager. FRANK: L. CASEY, Collector. 
 
 A. 
 
 Attorney at Law, Notary Public, U. S. Commissioner, uominissioner of Deeds for Arizona 
 
 . 1 McCcntas & Catran & Thornton 
 
 ATTORNEYS AT LAW. 
 
 Office in Cromwell Block, - - - Albuquerque, New Mexico. 
 
 Will ptactice in all the Courts of the Territory, and particularly in the counties 
 of Bernalillo, Valencia and Socorro. 
 
 WM. H. WHITEMAN 
 
 3ttoviug cuttr Counsellor at aro 
 
 SPECIAL ATTENTION TO MINING AND CORPORATION BUSINESS. 
 
 First National Bank Building. - - Albuquerque, N. M. 
 
 IE! I HLj 3D IE 
 
 _ C 
 
 ^Ittorncg at Caw) 
 
 Office North Side Gold Ave. Albuquerque, N. M. 
 
 William C. Hazledine 
 
 I3^TE3"Z" ^^JT 
 Albuquerque, New Mexico 
 
 JAS. T. SAUNDERS 
 
 Office No. 5 Cromwell Block, Albuquerque, Jf. M. 
 
 \V:i'. practice in all the courts of the Second Judicial District. All busines.- en 
 :)ir -A ill icceivc prompt and careful attention. 
 
I, J, SHARICK, Silverware, Clocks and Spectacles, Railroad Avenue, 
 
 primmtni Cist. 
 
 Division Superintendents are requested to get good competent men on their 
 awarding committees, and have their work disposed of as near as possible in ac- 
 cordance with the programme. 
 
 Exhibitors are requested to read the rules and regulations and become familiar 
 with them; also to decide in which class they wish to make entries, so as to take 
 up as little time as possible in making entry. 
 
 DIVISION A. MINERALS. 
 
 DR. \V. T. STRACHAN, SUI-I>IUNTKM>KM. 
 PROF. LONGUKMARE, ASSISTANT. 
 
 CLASS i. 
 
 1st pr'm 2d \>r'm 
 
 Best collection of specimen ores from any one mining dis- 
 trict in New Mexico $ 100 oo $ 50 oo 
 
 Best display gold-bearing rock from any mining district in 
 
 New Mexico 50 oo 25 oo 
 
 Best collection of silver ores from any one mine in New 
 
 Mexico 50 oo 25 oo 
 
 Best display of copper ore from any one mine in ' ,o oo 25 oo 
 
 Best display of lead ore from any one mine in New Mexico. . 50 oo 25 oo 
 
 Best display of iron ore from any one Mine in New Mexico. . 30 oo *5 oo 
 
 Best exhibit of free milling ores from any mine in New Mex- 
 ico (to be tested on the ground.) 25 oo 
 
 Best exhibit of anthracite coal from any mine in New Mex- 
 ico Silver Medal. 
 
 Best exhibit of bituminous coal from any mine in New 
 
 Mexico Silver Medal. 
 
 Best exhibit of lignite coal from any mine in New Mexico. .Silver Medal, 
 xhibit of coking coal from any part of New Mexico. . .Silver Medal. 
 hibit of mica from any mine in New Mexico Silver Medal. 
 
 Best exhibit of marble from any quarry in New Mexico Silver Medal. 
 
 Besl exhibit of bitumen from any part of New Mexico Silver Medal. 
 
 Best, exhibit of petroleum from any part of New Mexico. . . . Silver Medal. 
 
 Best display of precious stones in New Mexico Silver Medal. 
 
I, J, SHARICK, Silverware, Clocks and Spectacles, Railroad Avenue, 
 
 14 ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 FIRST NATION Al7 BANK 
 
 Of -A.ltn3.q.n3.erq.\xe, ST. 2x. 
 
 STOC'IK:, $5O,OOO 
 
 Bank, Southeast Corner Second St. and Gold Ave. 
 
 Mariano S. Otero, President. Nicolas T. Armijo, Vice President. 
 
 Daniel Geary, Cashier. 
 
 Felipe Chaves, Nicolas T. Armijo, Louis Huning, T. C. Guiteres, 
 
 J. R. Armijo, Jose L. Perea, Mariano S. Otero, Elias S. Stover, 
 
 Cristoval Armijo, Daniel Geary. 
 
 GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS DONE. 
 
 Prompt and careful attention given to all kinds of correspondence, and special attention to collections. 
 
 CO. 
 
 Wholesale and Retail 
 
 Dry Goods, Groceries and Notions 
 
 AGENTS FOR BUTTRICK'S PATTERNS. 
 
 mx. 
 
 Wholesale Commission Merchant 
 
 FLOUR, HAY, GRAIN, BUTTER, EG6S, FRUITS AND PRODUCE 
 
 OITV nnilO OTOnC Wholesale and Retail dealers in 
 
 Jni u ol Jnr Drugs ' Medicines paint9 ' iis ' 
 
 IV V VI Ik I varnlsheg, Brushes, Stationery, 
 ~ -, A "it Blank Books, Toilet Articles, As- 
 
 Opposite ArmiJO House. > tfjmf Materials, Photographers' 
 
 Chemicals, &c. 
 
 prescrtptions Compounded at all Hours 
 
 G. 8. EA8TERDAY, M. D. 
 
 PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON 
 
 Office over City Drug Store, Albuquerque, N. M. 
 
 ic and Catarrhal diseases a specialty. 
 
I, J, SHARICK, Silverware, Clocks and Spectacles, Railroad Avenue, 
 
 PREMIUM LIST. 15 
 
 DIVISION B. CATTLE. 
 
 G. \V. STONEROAD (LAS VEGAS), SUPERINTENDENT. 
 A. S. STIVERS, ASSISTANT. 
 
 CLASS 2 THOROUGHBREDS. 
 
 RULE. The exhibitors of all thoroughbred stock shall be required to file with 
 the Secretary a copy of the authentic pedigree of all animals designed to compete 
 in this class of blooded stock, on or before the first day of the fair. Compliance 
 with this requirement will be rigidly enforced. Where all other points are equal, 
 the committee is to be guided by the condition of the animal, and its superior fit- 
 ness for breeding purposes. Quality of animals, and fitness for breeding, with 
 justness of proportion, to be considered next after establishing purity of blood. 
 This applies to all the improved breeds of blooded stock. Tf bulls can be accom- 
 panied by any number of their calves, so much the better. 
 
 1st pr'm 2cl p'rm 
 
 Best Bull 3 years old and over $2500 $1500 
 
 Best Bull 2 years old and under 3 15 oo 9 oo 
 
 Best Bull one year old and under 2 10 oo 6 oo 
 
 Best Bull Calf. 8 oo 5 oo 
 
 Best Cow 4 years old and over 25 oo 15 oo 
 
 Best Cow 3 years old and under 4 15 oo 9 oo 
 
 Best Cow 2 years old and under 3 10 oo 6 oo 
 
 Best Heifer one year old and under 2 800 500 
 
 Best Heifer Calf 5 oo 3 oo 
 
 CLASS 3. BEEF CATTLE. 
 
 Best Bull 3 years old and over ' $15 oo $9 oo 
 
 Best Bull 2 years old and under 3 10 oo 6 oo 
 
 Best Bull I year old and under 2 8 oo 6 oo 
 
 Best Bull Calf 500 300 
 
 Best Cow 3 years old and over 1500 900 
 
 Best Cow 2 years and under 3 10 oo 6 oo 
 
 Best Heifer I year old and under 2 800 500 
 
 Best Heifer Calf 500 300 
 
 Work cattle to be shown in yoke; no work cattle shown as fat cattle. All 
 
 working oxen competing in this claim must be tested by actual draft on the fair 
 grounds, in loaded wagons, or otherwise, as required by the committee. 
 
 CLASS 4. MILK CAT n. i. 
 
 Best Bull 3 years old and over 51500 $9 oo 
 
 Best Bull 2 years old and under 3 10 oo 6 oo 
 
 Best Bull I year old and under 2 800 500 
 
 Best Bull Calf 5 oo 3 oo 
 
 Best Cow 3 year-, old and over 1500 900 
 
 Best Cow 2 years old tuid under 3 10 oo 6 oo 
 
 Best Heifer I year old and under 2 800 500 
 
 Best Heifer Calf. . 5 bo 3 oo 
 
I, J, SHARiCK, Silverware, Clocks and Spectacles, Railroad Avenue, 
 
 1 6 ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 CHICAGO CLOTHING HOUSE 
 
 PHELPS & BENNETT, PROPRIETORS. 
 Full Linelof Superior Goods. Custom Suits a Specialty 
 
 _ ID. C-^ID^r Z CO_ 
 
 And Dealers in Provisions, Grain, etc. 
 
 ies and 
 Lowest Prices given. \ 
 
 Albuquerque, N. M. 
 
 Plumbers, Steam & Gas Fitters 
 
 oiF 1 
 Jobbers of Hose Pipe, Pumps, etc. Agts. Eclipse Wind Mills 
 
 Street, 
 
 The Clipper Club Rooms! 
 
 KENO! KENO! EVERY NIGHT! 
 
 Choicest Wines, Liquors and Cigars kept at the Bar. 
 Railroad Avenue. BRADLEY, WESTLAKE & KARR. 
 
 No. 9 Railroad Auenue, next to Maden House. 
 
 Fine Native and California Wines 
 
 Beer, Pive Cents. 
 Meals to Order at all hours, 35 cents. FRANCO FRANKS, Prop'!*, 
 
 MARBLE HALL 
 
 AIi CONNORS, Proprietor. 
 
 .Finest Sample Room in the Territory 
 
 Bar Supplied -with Imported Liquors & Cigars. Club Rooms Attached 
 Railroad Avenue. Albuquerque. N. M. 
 
E, J, SHARICK, Watches, Diamonds and Jewelry, Railroad Avenue, 
 
 PREMIUM LIST. 17 
 
 CLASS 5. OXEN AND FAT CATTLE. 
 
 Best yoke of Work Oxen of any age Silver Medal. 
 
 Best Beef animal . . Silver Medal. 
 
 DIVISION C. HORSES AND MULES. 
 
 H. F. SWOPE (SANTA FE), SUPERINTENDENT. 
 C. W. KENNEDY, ASSISTANT. 
 
 CLASS 6. THOROUGHBREDS. 
 The competitors who enter thoroughbred horses will note: 
 
 1. That the committee will be required to reject any animal whose pedigree is 
 not authenticated, and which cannot be traced back without a flaw on either side 
 of sire or dam, to well known English or American thoroughbred stock. 
 
 2. Soundness, symmetry and size, as well as the utility of the recorded animal 
 for improving the stock of horses in this territory should be considered. The ped- 
 igree settles the question as to blood and breeding. 
 
 If the stallion can be accompanied by any number of his colts, of any age, to 
 show his quality as a stock horse, so much the better. 
 
 1st pr'm 2d pr'm 
 
 Best Stallion 4 years old and over $40 oo $25 oo 
 
 Best Stallion 3 years old and under 4 30 oo 18 oo 
 
 Best Stallion 2 years old and under 3 ' 2000 12 oo 
 
 Best Stallion I year old and under 2 10 oo 6 oo 
 
 Best Stallion Sucking Colt 500 3 oo 
 
 Best Mare 4 years old and over 30 oo 18 oo 
 
 Best Mare 3 years old and under 4 20 oo 1200 
 
 Best Mare 2 years old and under 3 1500 9 oo 
 
 Best Mare colt I year old and under 2 9 oo 5 oo 
 
 Best Mare sucking colt 500 300 
 
 CLASS 7. ROADSTERS. 
 
 These animals are intended for breeding purposes, and reference should be had 
 to that point as well as to quality as a roadster. 
 
 The committee will take into consideration the following points in judging of 
 this class of horses: Pirst, compact formation; second, muscles well developed; 
 third, an easy, gliding jjait; fourth, speed, capable of making one mile in five 
 minutes. 
 
 1st pr'm 2d pr'm 
 
 Best Stallion 4 years old and over. ... $30 oo #18 oo 
 
 Best Stallion 3 years old and under 4 22 oo 15 oo 
 
 Best Stallion 2 years old and under 3 15 oo 9 oo 
 
 Best Stallion i year old and under 2 800 500 
 
 Best Stallion sucking colt s oo 3 oo 
 
I, J, SHARICK, Watches, Diamonds and Jewelry, Railroad Avenue, 
 
 l8 ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 D. B. EMMERT 
 
 REAL ESTATE 
 
 Mine and Loan Broker 
 
 Office on Third Street, ? 
 
 between Railroad and Gold Avenues. )" 
 
 Albuquerque. 
 
 AGENT FOR THE 
 
 Atlantic and Pacific Addition 
 
 And Improved and Unimproved Lots in the 
 
 Original Town Site, Atlantic and Pacific Addition, 
 N. T. Armijo Addition, Highland Addition, 
 
 Union Depot Frontage, Frank Armijo Addition, 
 
 Ferea Addition, In fact, all over the City. 
 
 Offers bargains in Improved Property, consisting of 
 
 Residence and Improved Lots, 
 
 fruit and Vegetable Ranches, 
 
 Business Locations and Outfits, 
 
 Stock Ranches and Spanish Grants 
 
 /#" Call or send for Descriptive List of property. 
 
 N"e\v Bargains received every day from those who are in immediate need of 
 money. 
 
 Makes a specialty of negotiating the sale of goods and other business outfits. 
 
 IF YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL 
 
 A Business Lot, A Residence Lot, A Fruit or Vegetable Garden, 
 
 A Stock Ranch., A Spanish Grant, A Business Outfit, 
 
 A Gold, Silver or Copper Mine, 
 
 OOU^EIE u^-^TnD SIEIE ILv/EIE 
 Land Office Business a Specialty, 
 
i. J, SHARICK, Watches, Diamonds and Jewelry, Railroad Avenue, 
 
 PREMIUM LIST. IQ 
 
 CLASS 7 ROADSTERS. Continued. 
 
 1st pr'm 2cl pr'm 
 
 Best Mare 4 years old and over $20 oo $12 oo 
 
 Best Mare three years old and under 4 15 oo 9 oo 
 
 Best Mare 2 years old and under 3 10 oo 6 oo 
 
 Best Mare I year old and under 2 700 400 
 
 Best Mare sucking colt 400 200 
 
 Best pair of roadsters, to be exhibited in harness Silver Medal, 
 
 CLASS 8. DRAFT HORSES. 
 
 These animals are intended for breeding purposes, and reference should be had 
 to points that constitute a draft horse and a breeder at the same time. Great size 
 and weight, combined with free action, are important. The perfect draft horse 
 should stand low on limbs, somewhat heavy, but clean as possible, with great 
 breadth of loin and buttock, flank well down, and muscles connecting hind quarter 
 with body full: the barrel round and deep; the back somewhat short and broad; 
 the chest both deep and broad; the shoulders somewhat straight; and the withers 
 of good height; the neck not too heavy and somewhat short; the head small in 
 proportion to the size of the horse. Size should be close upon sixteen hands, and 
 weight not less than one thousand two hundred pounds. A "leggy" animal for 
 draft is always to be considered defective as a breeder especially. 
 
 1st pr'm 2d pr'm 
 Best Stallion 4 years old and over $30 oo $18 oo | 
 
 Best Stallion 3 years old and under 4 22 oo 15 oo | 
 
 Best Stallion 2 years old and under 3 15 oo 9 oo ! 
 
 Best Stallion I year old and under 2 800 500 j 
 
 Best Stallion sucking colt 500 300 j 
 
 Best Mare 5 years old and over 20 oo 12 oo i 
 
 Best Mare 3 years old and under 4 1500 o oo j 
 
 Best Mare 2 years old and under 3 10 oo 6 oo j 
 
 Best Mare I year old and under 2 700 400 j 
 
 Best Mare sucking colt 400 200 ! 
 
 Best pair of draft horses, to be tested on the grounds, as the 
 
 committee may require Silver Me- 
 
 CLASS 9. SADDLE HORSKS, 
 
 Animals in any of the foregoing classes in this division may compete in 
 class. 
 
 Best Saddle Horse or Mare Silver Medal. 
 
 Best Saddle Pony Silver M- 
 
 CLASS 10. JACKS AND MUI.KS, 
 
 1st pr'm 2>i pr'm 
 
 Best J ack $25 oo $18 oo 
 
 Best pair of Work Mules, to be tested on the grounds Silver Meda ; . 
 
I, J, SHARICK, Watches, Diamonds and Jewelry, Railroad Avenue. 
 
 2O ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 M. SCOTT & CO. 
 
 Have just received an immense line of 
 
 FURNITURE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION 
 
 Bureaus, Carpets, Sofas, Mirrors, Parlor and Bedroom Sets, etc. 
 
 CHEAPER THAN EVER OFFERED BEFORE 
 
 Finest Line in the City. 
 
 Everything kept in a First Class Furniture Establishment on hand, 
 
 STREET. ^L.ZjBTjQirEiaQTJE, IsT. 
 
 Bakery and Fancy Groceries, 
 
 Front Street, between Gold and Silver Avennes. 
 
 Albuquerque, New Mexico. 
 
 Railroad Avenue Meat Market 
 
 And Steam Sausage Factory. 
 McCLELLAN & RAUSCH, Proprietors. 
 
 Dealers in Beef, Pork, Mutton, Citred Meats, Fish and Game. 
 
 All kinds of Sausage a Specialty. 
 Orders by mail or telegraph promptly filled. 
 
 Address, RAILROAD AVENUE MEAT MARKET, 
 
 Albuquerque, IT. M. 
 
 i JOHNSTON & PRAEGER 
 
 Manufacturers and dealers in 
 
 Harness, Saddles, Horse Collars, Blankets, Fly Nets, Bridles 
 Whips, Lashes, Horse Brushes, Curry Combs, 
 Halters, Turf Goods, tc., etc. 
 
 IR, IE IP _i. I IH, 1 1ST O- IDOjtTIE 
 S'.-L-UUU Street, north of Railroad Avenue. Albuquerque, X. M, 
 
I, J, SHARICK, Silverware, Clocks and Spectacles, Railroad Avenue, 
 
 PREMIUM LIST. 21 
 
 CLASS ii. SWEEPSTAKES. 
 
 Animals in any of the foregoing classes of this division may compete in this 
 class. 
 
 Best Stallion of any age or breed Silver Medal. 
 
 Best Mare of any age or breed Silver Medal. 
 
 Best Mare with colt at her side Silver Medal. 
 
 Best five Colts shown with sire, to be paid owner colts Silver Medal. 
 
 Best Spring Colt Silver Medal. 
 
 Best Gelding, of any age Silver Medal. 
 
 Best animal for general utility, to be tested as committee may 
 
 require Silver Medal. 
 
 DIVISION D. SHEEP. 
 
 W. S. MOORE (ALBUQUERQUE), SUPERINTENDENT. 
 H. C. BLYTHE, ASSISTANT. 
 
 CLASS 12. FINE WOOL SHEEP. 
 (Including all kinds of Merinos.) 
 
 ist pr'm 2d pr'm 
 
 Best Buck 2 years old and over $20 oo $12 oo 
 
 Best Buck I year old 10 oo 6 oo 
 
 Best 3 Ewes 2 years old and over 15 oo 9 oo 
 
 Best 3 Ewes I year old 10 oo 6 oo 
 
 Best pen 3 lambs 500 300 
 
 CLASS 13. LONG WOOL SHEEP. 
 (Including all classes of combing wools.) 
 Quality and weight to be considered in the judgment of the committee. 
 
 1st pr'm 2d pr'm 
 
 Best Buck 2 years old and over $15 oo $9 oo 
 
 Best Buck I year old 8 oo 5 oo 
 
 Best pen 3 buck lambs 10 oo 6 oo 
 
 Best pen 3 ewes 10 oo 6 oo 
 
 Best pen 3 lambs 500 300 
 
 CLASS 14. MIDDLE WOOL AND FAT SHEEP. 
 (Including all classes of Downs.) 
 
 ist pr'm 2d pr'm 
 
 Best Buck 2 years old and over $10 oo $6 oo 
 
 Best Buck I year old 5 oo 3 oo 
 
 Best 3 Ewes 2 years old and over 8 oo 5 oo 
 
 Best 3 Ewes i year old 6 oo 4 oo 
 
 Best pen 3 Lambs 400 200 
 
 Best pen fat sheep, not less than five, breeding sheep not in- 
 cluded . . Silver Medal. 
 
I, J. SHARICK, Silverware, Ciocks and Spectacles, Railroad Avenue, 
 
 22 
 
 ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 GOLD AVENUE. 
 
 ALBUQUERQUE, X. M, 
 
 m. a. ZIRHUT 
 Carriage Maker 
 
 Special attention given to Blacksmithing 
 and all kinds of repairing. Painting and trim- 
 ming of all kinds done in the best style. 
 
 Cor. Copper Ave. and Second St. 
 
 ALBUQUEBQUE, N. M. 
 
 Office on Railroad Avenue, next door to Lesser Bros., up-stairs. Homeopathic 
 treatment furnished when desired. Residence on Silver avenue, near Fourth St. 
 
 Coffins, Caskets, 
 Metallic Cases, 
 Burial Robes, 
 etc., etc. 
 
 Embalming and preserving bodies a specialty. E. C. Monfort, undertaker, is 
 in charge or this department. 
 
 A. M. CODINGTON & CO., 
 
 B. MOSES' PAVILLION 
 
 The Only Pleasure Resort in the City 
 
 R. R. Ave., bet. 1st and 2d Sts. 
 ROSENWALD BROS. 
 
 Wholesale and Retail Dealers in 
 
 GENERAL MERCHANDISE 
 
 Cor. Railroad Avenue and Third[St., opp. Armijo House, 
 
 , 3ST- 
 
I, J. SHARiCK, Silverware, Clocks and Spectacles, Railroad Avenue, 
 
 PREMIUM LIST. 23 
 
 DIVISION E. SWINE. 
 
 D. W. COBB, SUPERINTENDENT. 
 W. G. FISCHER, ASSISTANT. 
 
 CLASS 15. POLAND CHINA. 
 
 1st pr'm 2cl pr'm 
 
 Best Boar i year old and over $10 oo $6 oo 
 
 Best Boar over and under I year 600 400 
 
 Best Sow i year old and over 800 500 
 
 Best Sow 6 months old and under i year 500 300 
 
 Best Sow and 5 pigs and over 10 oo 6 oo 
 
 Best pair of pigs under 6 months old 3 oo 2 oo 
 
 CLASS 16. BERKSHIRE HOGS. 
 
 1st pr'm 2d pr'm 
 
 Best Boar i year old and over ... $10 oo $6 oo 
 
 Best Boar 6 months old and under i year - 6 oo 4 oo 
 
 Best Sow i year old and over 800 500 
 
 Best Sow 6 months old and under i year 500 300 
 
 Best Sow and 6 pigs and over 10 oo 6 oo 
 
 Best pair of pigs under 6 months old .... 3 200 
 
 DIVISION F. POULTRY. 
 
 W. F. CRANE, SUPERINTENDENT. 
 MRS. TUCKER (WiNsi.ow), ASSISTANT. 
 
 CLASS 17. 
 
 1st pr'm 2d pr'm 
 
 Best pair Brahmas $5 oo $3 oo 
 
 Best pair Cochins 5 oo 300 
 
 Best pair Plymouth Rocks 500 300 
 
 Best pair Langshaus 500 300 
 
 Best pair Games 300 200 
 
 Best pair Black Spanish 300 200 
 
 Best pair Leghorns 3$ 200 
 
 Best pair Bantams Bronze Medal. 
 
 Best pair Guineas Bronze Medal. 
 
 Best pair Turkeys 500 3 
 
 Best pair Geese 500 300 
 
 Best pair Ducks 400 200 
 
 Best and largest display of fowls entered and owned by one 
 
 exhibitor Silver Medal. 
 
 NOTE. Turkeys, Geese and Ducks, as well as Chickens, must be of some 
 'Standard'' variety recognized by the American Poultry Association. 
 
1. J. SHAB1CK, Silverware, Clocks and Spectacles, Railroad Avenue. 
 
 24 ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 E. J. POST & CO. 
 
 Wholesale and Retail 
 
 H ARDWARE 
 
 Iron, Steel, Guns, Pistols, Wagon Timber, 
 
 BRIDGE, BEACH & GO'S SUPERIOR STOVES, "BUCKEYE" MOWERS 
 and REAPERS, SULKY and HAY RAKES. 
 
 ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. 
 
 Composition and Gravel Roofing 
 
 THE CHEAPEST, BEST, and 
 
 Q^- HUIUkBIrE ROOF IN USB. 
 
 The only one adapted for Adobe Buildings. 
 
 Send for Circular. D. R. MILLER & CO. 
 
 Office with D. B. Emmert, Real Estate Agent, Third Street, between 
 Railroad and Gold Avenues. 
 
 C. A. STEIN. F. MANDELL. K. MANDELL, Special. 
 
 Stein, Mandell & Co. 
 
 Wholesale and Retail 
 
 Agents Dupont, Jupiter aud Atlas Powder Go's. 
 
 Wood's Mowers and Reapers. 
 
I, J, SHARIGK, Watches, Diamonds and Jewelry, Railroad Avenue, 
 
 PREMIUJijElST. 
 
 DIVISION G. 
 
 J. H. SULLIVAN, SUPERINTENDENT. 
 JOSE G. CHAVIS, ASSISTANT. 
 
 CLASS 18. FRUIT. 
 
 Best collection of Fruit of all kinds by one exhibitor 
 
 Best collection of Winter Apples, not less than 6 varieties 
 
 Best plate Winter Apples ' 
 
 Best collection Fall Apples, not less than 5 varieties 
 
 Best plate Fall Apples 
 
 Best collection Seedling Apples, 3 or more varieties 
 
 Best collection Peaches, of 3 or more varieties 
 
 Best plate Peaches 
 
 Best collection Grapes, of 3 or more varieties 
 
 Best plate Grapes 
 
 Best plate Grapes, of any new variety 
 
 Best collection plums, of 3 or more varieties 
 
 Best collection of Winter Pears, not less than 4 varieties. 
 
 Best plate Winter Pears 
 
 Best collection Fall Pears, not less than 4 varieties 
 
 Best plate Fall Pears 
 
 Best collection of Quinces, 2 or more varieties 
 
 Best plate Quinces 
 
 DIVISION H. 
 
 ANTHONY JOSEPH, SUPERINTENDENT. 
 P. WELDEN, ASSISTANT. 
 
 25 oo 
 5 o 
 
 I OC 
 
 5 oo 
 
 I OO 
 
 3 oo 
 3 oo 
 
 I OO 
 
 5 
 
 1 00 
 
 2 00 
 
 2 OO 
 5 00 
 I OO 
 
 5 oo 
 
 I OO 
 
 3 oo 
 
 I OO 
 
 CLASS 19. --GRAIN. 
 
 Best exhibit grain, 3 or more varieties $10 oo 
 
 Best half bushel Winter Wheat Bullion Medal. 
 
 Best half bushel Spring Wheat Bullion Medal. 
 
 Best half bushel Rye Bullion Medal. 
 
 Best half bushel Oats Bullion Medal. 
 
 Best 50 ears of field corn, yellow Bullion Medal. 
 
 Best 50 ears field corn, white Bullion Medal. 
 
 Best 25 ears pop corn Bullion Medal. 
 
 Best 25 ears sweet corn Bullion Medal. 
 
 Twelve largest and longest stocks of corn Bullion Medal. 
 
 Best two pounds dressed Broom Corn Bullion Medal. 
 
 Best Alfalfa, 25 pounds Bullion Medal. 
 
I. J. SHARICK, Watches, Diamonds and Jewelry, Railroad Avenue. 
 
 26 ADVERT I SK Ml 
 
 J. F. GIRARD, Proprietor. 
 
 NEW STONE BUILDING, GOLD AVE. 
 
 *f Intel fitted up first class in every respect. Tables supplied with the best the 
 market affords. .^^The most pleasant rooms in the cito now fitted and ready for 
 
 ALBUQUERQUE, j 
 
 FRANK & OUSTERS 
 
 Printers and Paper Dealers 
 
 THIRD STREET, BETWEEN RAILROAD AJiD GOLI) AYES. 
 
 ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. 
 
 -THE 
 
 ALBUQUERQUE DAILY DEMOCRAT 
 
 Neatest, Newsiest and Best Newspaper in the Territory 
 
 The Only Evening Paper in the Territory Publishing the 
 Associated Press Dispatches, and 
 
 The only Democratic Daily in Mew Mexico 
 
 Democratic to the core, and is a fearless exponent of the principles of 
 ;v. Its local and mining columns are excelled by no paper in the Territory. 
 
 Daily, $1O.OO a Year. Weekly. $3.OO a Year. 
 
 [oh * Mtice is more thoroughly equipped than any in the 
 
 J. G. ALBRIGHT, Editor and Manager. 
 
 C_ 
 
 
 DRY GOODS and GROCERIES 
 
 Highest Price Paid for Wool Hides and Pelts. 
 .'N STREET. - ALBUQUERQUE. 
 
J, SHARICK, Watches, Diamonds and Jewelry, Railroad Avenue, 
 
 27 
 
 DIVISION I. 
 
 H. A. WHITING, SUPERINTENDENT. 
 
 IRA M. BOND, ASSISTANT. 
 
 CLASS 20. VEGETABLES. 
 
 Best collection of Vegetables of all kinds, by one exhibitor. $25 oo 
 
 Best peck of Field Beans Bullion Medal. 
 
 Best peck of Pole Beans Bullion Medal. 
 
 Best half bushel Onions Bullion Medal. 
 
 Best exhibit of Onions, 3 or more varieties Bullion Medal. 
 
 Best half bushel Turnips Bullion Medal. 
 
 Best 20 or more Carrots Bullion Medal. 
 
 Best 20 or more Parsnips Bullion Medal. 
 
 Best 20 or more Turnip Beets Bullion Medal. 
 
 Best 20 or more Stock Beets Bullion Medal. 
 
 Best 3 bunches Pie Plant Bullion Medal. 
 
 Best 3 Watermelons Bullion Medal. 
 
 Best 3 Muskmelons Bullion" Medal. 
 
 Best 6 Pumpkins Bullion Medal. 
 
 Best variety of Squashes Bullion Medal. 
 
 Best half dozen heads Cauliflower. Bullion M<edal. 
 
 Best half dozen heads Pease Bullion Medal. 
 
 Best half dozen heads Cabbage Bullion Medal. 
 
 Best exhibit of any newly introduced vegetable of value, and 
 
 promising well $1000 
 
 DIVISION]. 
 
 A. J. FOUNTAIN, SUPERINTENDENT. 
 MRS. W. (.;. RITCH, ASSISTANT. 
 
 CLASS 21. -HOUSEHOLD PROI> ! '>T<. 
 
 Best 20 pounds Packed Butter I )ij. 
 
 Best 5 pounds Fresh Roll Butter Diploma. 
 
 Best Cheese Diploma. 
 
 Best 10 pounds Lard 'Diploma. 
 
 Best 10 pounds Domestic Soap .1 Jiploma. 
 
 Best loaf of Wheat Bread 
 
 Best loaf of Corn Bread Diploma. 
 
 Best loaf of Graham Bread Diploma. 
 
 Best loaf of Rve Bread . . . I >ipl 
 
I, J, SHARICK, Watches, Diamonds and Jewelry, Railroad Avenue, 
 
 28 
 
 ADVERTTSKM! 
 
 MILLINERY! 
 
 Suitable for Every Occasion. 
 
 Exquisite Flowers ! Elegant Plumes ! 
 At MRS. MEDLER'S, 
 
 SECOND STREET, BETWEEN GOLD AND SILVER AYES. 
 
 P. B. Sherman, Proprietor. 
 ONLY FIRST CLASS HOTEL IN THE CITY 
 
 ,, ISC. IMI- 
 
 R. C. VOSE. 
 
 S. C. WILSON. 
 
 W. TRUMBUI.L. 
 
 VOSE & CO. 
 
 Wholesale and Retail 
 
 SHELF AND HEAVY HARDWARE 
 
 TOOLS, \^|^/^ NAILS, 
 
 Guns, Pistols ^Hl, Copper, Tin 
 
 AX1 ) * 
 
 AMMUNITION, 
 
 CUTLERY 
 
 AND 
 
 Sheet Iron Ware 
 
 Sewing Machines, 
 
 -iegraph promptly attended to. 
 
 Front Sti'eet. between Gold and Silver Avenues, AH)aquer(|iie, X. M. 
 
!, J, SHARICK, Silverware, Clocks and Spectacles, Railroad Avenue, 
 
 
 
 PREMIUM LIST. 
 
 29 
 
 CLASS 21 HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTS 
 Best loaf of Fruit Cake 
 
 Continued. 
 Diploma. 
 
 Host Pound Cake 
 
 Diploma 
 
 Best Sugar Ctike 
 
 Diploma 
 
 Best Jelly Cake 
 
 Diploma 
 
 Best Silver Cake 
 
 Diploma 
 
 Best Ginger Cake . . 
 
 Diploma 
 
 Best Gold Cake 
 
 Diploma 
 
 Best display of Bread, and not less than lo varieties 
 Best Dried Fruit of any variety ..... 
 
 of Cake. Silver Medal. 
 Diploma. 
 
 Best Canned Fruit of any variety 
 Best Peach Pickles 
 
 Diploma. 
 Diploma. 
 
 Best Mixed Pickles . . 
 
 Diploma. 
 
 Best Pickled Cabbage 
 
 . . . Diploma. 
 
 Best Canned Vegetables of any kind 
 
 Diploma. 
 
 
 
 DIVISION K. 
 
 GEO. II. PRADT (SANTA FE), SUPERINTENDENT 
 .MRS. F. HUNING, ASSISTANT. 
 
 CLASS 22.- DOMESTIC MANUF 
 
 Best 10 yards Rag Carpet 
 
 Best Display of Millinery and Straw (roods, foreign 
 
 mestic 
 
 Best display of Plain Sewing 
 
 Best display of Plain Sewing by girl under 14 years 
 
 Most beautifully wrought Under Garment 
 
 Most beautifully wrought Under Garment by girl 
 
 years old 
 
 Best made Worsted I )ress 
 
 Best made Worsted Dress by girl under 14 years old 
 
 Best made Child's Suit 
 
 Best made Child's Suit by girl under 14 years old. . 
 
 Best made Gent's Shirt 
 
 Best made Gent's Shirt by girl under 14 years old. . 
 
 Best Worsted Quilt 
 
 Best Patchwork Quilt 
 
 Best White Quilt 
 
 Best Quilt by girl under 14 years old 
 
 Best Silk Quilt 
 
 Best Log-cabin Quilt % 
 
 Best Counterpane 
 
 uav of Kml 
 
 A.CTUKES. 
 
 Diploma. 
 
 and do- 
 
 Silver Medal, 
 
 Diploma. 
 
 old .... Diploma. 
 
 Diploma. 
 
 under 14 
 
 Diploma. 
 
 Diploma. 
 
 Diploma. 
 
 Diploma.' 
 
 Diploma. 
 
 . . Diploma. 
 
 Diploma. 
 
 Diploma. 
 
 Diploma. 
 
 Diploma. 
 
 Diploma. 
 
 Diploma. 
 
 v Diploma. 
 
 Diploma. 
 
 . Diploma. 
 
I. J. SHARICK, Silverware, Clocks and Spectacles, Railroad Avenue. 
 
 30 u>\; 
 
 PR I N T IN G . BI N D I N G . 
 
 STEAM PRINTING HOUSE 
 
 ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. 
 
 Blank Books, Book Supplies & Fine Gommercial Printing 
 
 Extcutedin >/. 
 
 Book Bindery & Paper-Ruling Department 
 
 Is supplied \vith the I>eM approved machinery, and i.s prepai. ale .ill 
 
 uxlers priMuptly and thoroughly. 
 
 Memoranda , Pax* 
 
 Check, Draft, Xotc and Receipt Rooks. 
 Da it Rooks, Cash nooks, /^Y/^VX. 
 Bibles, Prayer Hooks, Luir 
 
 .Ycicspapcrs, I\'riodicals, etc., etc., etc. 
 
 BOUND IN AN V STYLE DKSlllKl). 
 
 ,-hants aiu; arers, Mining and l-'xpross ( \>mjuni. 
 
 tion^ ot all kiiuls, (.'.in h ot paper ruling >>r blank books desired, on 
 
 slum n. 
 
 ORDERS BY MAIL FILLED PROMPTLY 
 
 Address or, 1 . 
 
 AIJir<(l?KK<;rK ITKLISIIIMJ CO., 
 
 ', N. >l. 
 
fare, Clocks and Spectacles. Railroad htm, 
 
 '.. < 
 . -.- > 
 
 :.', : 
 
 . . 
 
 *M* 
 
 .Dapkma, 
 
 IXptaea, 
 
 xfeftat,*- l^plwia, 
 f La4ie f Fzmey Work, br gjd der 14 vesu* 
 
 m, 
 iJiplomJu 
 KLa fad-. 
 
 jaaduae - >iwiita, 
 
 bowet ade by bar 
 
 -aadebrwacfe;, ;,JM, 
 
 Cx^tto: 
 
 * *< :g 
 
I, J, SHARICK, Silverware, Clocks and Spectacles, Railroad Avenue, 
 
 ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 ALBUQUERQUE 
 
 FnUHHRY 
 
 AND 
 
 Machine Co. 
 
 , UST- IMI- 
 
 Iron and Brass Castings, 
 
 Ore, Coal and Lumber Cars, 
 
 Shafting, Pulleys, Grate Bars, 
 
 Babbitt Metal, etc., etc. 
 
 Golumns and Iron Fronts for Buildings. 
 
 Albuquerque Planing Mill 
 
 Silver Avenue, near Broadway, 
 
 dc CO. 
 
 ^PLANING, * MATCHING, * RIPPING: 
 
 Turning, Scroll Sawing, and 
 
 All Kinds of Planing Mill Work 
 
 Done to order on short notice. 
 
 Satisfaction Guaranteed. Correspondence Solicited. 
 
PREMIUM LIST. 33 
 
 DIVISION L. 
 
 O. C. CHRISTIAN, SUPERINTENDENT. 
 MRS. WM. CRANE, ASSISTANT. 
 
 CLASS 23. --FINE ARTS, 
 
 Best and largest exhibition of Paintings and Pictures Bullion Medal. 
 
 Best Family Group in oil Diploma. 
 
 Best Original Landscape in oil Diploma. 
 
 Best Portrait in oil Diploma. 
 
 Best Fruit Painting Diploma. 
 
 Best New Mexico Landscape in oil Silver Medal, 
 
 Best Animal Painting in oil Diploma. 
 
 Best Miscellaneous Oil Painting Diploma. 
 
 Best Animal Painting in water colors Diploma. 
 
 Best Flower Painting Diploma. 
 
 Best Crayon Painting Diploma. 
 
 Best and largest collection of Pen Work Diploma. 
 
 Best specimen of Business Writing Diploma. 
 
 Best specimen of Pen Flourishing Diploma. 
 
 Best Pen Drawing Diploma. 
 
 Best samples Card Making Diploma. 
 
 Best specimen Sculpture Diploma. 
 
 Best specimen of Carving in Wood ... Diploma. 
 
 Best and largest display of Chromos Diploma. 
 
 Best collection of Photos, New Mexico scenery Silver Medal. 
 
 Best and largest collection of Photographs Diploma. 
 
 Best collection of Fine Printing Diploma. 
 
 Best Flower Painting on satin Diploma. 
 
 Be*t Flower Painting on China Diploma. 
 
 DIVISION M. 
 
 GEN 7 . G. A. SMITH, SUPERINTENDENT. 
 MRS. L. BRADFORD PRINCE, ASSISTANT. 
 
 CLASS 24.- - FLOWERS AND SHRUBS. 
 
 Bust display of all varieties Silver Medai 
 
 Best rive House Plants Diploma. 
 
 Best specimen of any variety of Flowers, Shrubs or Foliage 
 
 Plants Diploma. 
 
34 ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 W. L. TRIMBLE & CO. 
 
 Livery and Transfer Stables, 
 
 Second Street, north of Railroad Avenue. Albuquerque, N. M. 
 
 Finest Rigs and Saddle Horses in the City. Charges Reasonable. 
 
 J. S. 
 
 Wholesale and Retail Dealer in 
 
 Shicago and Native Lumber, Wood, 6oal, Plaster, 
 
 Lime, Glass, Paints, Oils, Building Paper, 
 BUILDING STONE FBOM THE CELEBRATED EL RITA QUARRIES 
 
 A general stock of Building Material always on hand. 
 Corner Front Street and Lead Avenue. ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. 
 
 THEE AMERICAN 
 
 Corner Second Street and Lead Avenue, Albuquerque. 
 
 DR. J. M. BKLL, PROPRIETOR. 
 
 One of the best houses in the City. Neat, quiet and orderly at all time 
 Transient rates, $2.00 per day. 
 
 GEO. F. WHEELOCK 
 
 MANUFACTURER OF 
 
 Galvanized 
 
 Iron Cornice 
 
 ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. 
 
 
 
 fcir Correspondence Solicited. 
 
PREMIUM LIST. 
 
 DIVISION N. 
 
 F. W. SMITH, SUPERINTENDENT 
 G. L. SANDS, ASSISTANT. 
 
 35 
 
 CLASS 25.-- HOME MANUFACTURES AND PRODUCTS. 
 
 Best and greatest display of Native Wines Silver Medal. 
 
 Best and greatest display of Filigree Jewelry Silver Medal. 
 
 Best and greatest display of Crackers Silver Medal. 
 
 Best and greatest display of Dried Fruits Bronze Medal. 
 
 Best and greatest display of Canned Fruits Bronze Medal. 
 
 Best and greatest display of Canned Vegetables Bronze Medal. 
 
 Best and greatest display of Harness and Saddlery Bronze Medal. 
 
 Best and greatest display of Boots and Shoes Bronze Medal. 
 
 Best and greatest display of Furniture Bronze Medal. 
 
 Best and greatest display of Wagons and Carriages Bronze Medal. 
 
 Best and greatest display of Doors, Sash, Blinds, etc Bronze Medal. 
 
 Best and greatest display of Galvanized Iron Work Bronze Medal. 
 
 Best exhibit of Foundry Work Bronze Medal. 
 
 Best exhibit of Electric Instruments Silver Medal.* 
 
 Best exhibit of Seals, Stencils, and Rubber Stamps Bronze Medal. 
 
 Best exhibit of Marble Work Bronze Medal. 
 
 Best exhibit of Leather Bronze Medal. 
 
 Best exhibit of Dressed Skins Bronze Medal. 
 
 Best exhibit of Brick Bronze Medal. 
 
 Best exhibit of Brooms Bronze Medal. 
 
 Best exhibit of Cigars Bronze Medal. 
 
 Best article of Native Wine Diploma. 
 
 Best article of Native Brandy Diploma. 
 
 Best article of Amole Soap Diploma. 
 
 Best article of Beer Diploma. 
 
 Best exhibit of Copper and Tinware Diploma. 
 
 Best exhibit of Millinery Bronze Medal. 
 
 Best exhibit of Spring Beds Bronze Medal. 
 
 Best exhibit of Merino Clothing Wool Sio oo 
 
 Best exhibit of Combing Wool 10 oo 
 
 Best exhibit of Carpet Wool 5 oo 
 
 CLASS 26. -BUILDING STONES AND WOODS. 
 
 Best and greatest display of Stone, not less than three 
 
 varieties Silver Medal. 
 
 Best and greatest display of "Woods, not less than three va- 
 rieties Silver Medal. 
 
 Best specimen of any variety of Stone Bronze Medal. 
 
 Best specimen of any varieU of Wood Bnm/e Medal. 
 
PREMIUM LIST. 
 
 DIVISION O. MECHANIC ARTS. 
 
 JOHN P. SELLAR, SUPERINTENDENT. 
 NEILL B. FIELD, ASSISTANT. 
 
 CLASS 27. 
 
 In this division all dealers are invited to bring their implements, and will be 
 accommodated with space to show their goods as they think best, by the consent 
 of the Division Superintendent. 
 Best display of Ladies' and Gentlemen's Boots and Shoes. . .Diploma. 
 
 Best Wagon Harnes$ . Diploma. 
 
 Best set Parlor Furniture Diploma. 
 
 Best exhibit of Furniture 
 
 Best display of Saddlery 
 
 Best display of Hardware and Stoves 
 
 Best display of Wines and Liquors 
 
 Best display of Beer 
 
 Best display of Tobacco and Cigars 
 
 Best display of Family Groceries 
 
 Best display of Glass and Queensware 
 
 Best display of Agricultural Implements 
 
 Best display of Mining Machinery 
 
 Best display of Wind Mills and Pumps 
 
 Best display of Books and Stationery 
 
 Best display of Dry Goods 
 
 Best display of Musical Instruments 
 
 Best display of Sewing Machines 
 
 Best display of Perfumeries and" Toilet Articles. 
 Best display of Clothing and Furnishing Goods. 
 
 Best display of Gas Fixtures and Fittings 
 
 Best display of Roofing 
 
 Best display of Wagons, Carriages and Buggies 
 
 Best display of Wind Mills 
 
 Best display of Plumbing Goods 
 
 . .Diploma. 
 . .Diploma. 
 . . Diploma. 
 . .Diploma. 
 . . Diploma. 
 . .Diploma. 
 . .Diploma. 
 . .Diploma. 
 . . Diploma. 
 . . Diploma. 
 . . Diploma. 
 . .Diploma. 
 . .Diploma. 
 . . Diploma. 
 . .Diploma. 
 . .Diploma . 
 . . Diploma. 
 . .Diploma. 
 . . Bronze Medal. 
 . . .Bronze Medal. 
 . . . Diploma. 
 . . Diploma. 
 
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 CONDITIONS FOR RUNNING. 
 
 Contests for running premiums will be governed by Lexington rules, unless 
 otherwise specified in programme. 
 
 The first horse in all purses will receive 60 per cent.; second, 30 per cent.; 
 third, 10 per cent., unless otherwise specified in the programme. Entrance fee 
 on purses, 10 per cent. 
 
 Five entries required, and three to start. A horse that is ruled out or dis- 
 tanced will not be entitled to second or third money. A horse that distances the 
 field will be entitled to one money only. 
 
 Money must in all cases accompany the entry. Entrance for purses will close 
 at n o'clock the evening before each race, at the Secretary's office. 
 
 CONDITIONS FOR TROTTING. 
 
 All the races to be mile heats, best two in three, unless otherwise specified in 
 the programme, and conducted under the rules and regulations of "The National 
 Association for the Promotion of the Interests of the American Trotting Turf." 
 Entries to be made in accordance. Five entries required in all trotting races, and 
 three to start. 
 
 The first horse in all cases will receive 60 per cent.; second horse, 30 per cent.; 
 third horse, 10 per cent. Entrance fee 10 per cent. A horse that distances the 
 field will be entitled to one money only. 
 
 In all heats where eight or more start, the distance will be 150 yards. Heats 
 in each day's races may be trotted alternately. 
 
 The Association has the right to declare "off" such races as they may be 
 unable start (by occasion of bad weather or unavoidable causes), before 4:30 p. 
 m., Friday, October 5, entrance money in such cases refunded. 
 
 Time must be made in each race within ten seconds of its class. 
 
 All entries forwarded by mail or telegraph to be addressed to the Secretary. 
 
 Hail road Arrangements. 
 
 Arrangements have been made with the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe and 
 the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Companies for TIIRF.K CENTS A MILK each way, 
 for the round trip from all stations on their lines, and we hope to secure still more 
 favorable rates before the Fair opens. 
 
 Articles and animals intended for exhibition will be returned FREE, on certifi- 
 cate of the officers of the Association. This arrangement includes stock and 
 articles from Kansas, Colorado, Arizona and Texas. 
 
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 Our Annual Exposition is an exhibit of and for the whole Territory, and it is 
 hoped that every citizen will take a hearty interest in it. Let every one who 
 possibly can, bring something to exhibit, so that the resources of our great Terri- 
 tory may be fully represented. Minerals, stock, grain, vegetables, wool, every- 
 thing that is or promises to be a source of wealth, should be so exhibited on this 
 occasion as to show to everybody what can be done here. Thus immigrants will 
 be attracted, and we, who are already here, will be stirred up to a worthy rivalry 
 in the development of the Territory. Nothing is better calculated to encourage 
 our individual efforts, than our coming together on such an occasion, and seeing 
 what others are doing. We both teach and learn, ideas are exchanged: a new 
 impetus is given to each, and so each and the whole is benefited. 
 
 TO THE PRESS. 
 
 We invoke the aid of the Press of the Territory in setting before our people 
 the importance of our Annual Exposition, as a means of bringing together, not 
 only our resources but our people. We hope to see every paper in the Territory, 
 and a number outside of it, represented. Every courtesy will be extended to the 
 members of the Press who may be present, and we are satisfied that they will have 
 a good account to give their constituents of what they see at our third Annual 
 Fair. 
 
 JOHN D. TORLINA 
 
 Wholesale and retail dealer in complete lines of 
 
 Boots and Shoes, 
 Carpets, Oil Goths 
 and Window Shades, 
 Gents' Furnishing Goods 
 Hats and Caps, 
 
 THE MOST COMPLETE AND LARGEST VARIETY OF STOCK IN THE TERRITORY. 
 
 STRICTLY ONE PRICE SYSTEM. 
 rders by mail promptly attended to. 
 GOLD AVENUE. ALBTTQTJEQTJE. NEW MEXICO. 
 
Hum. 
 
 ]. G. HOPE, SUPERINTENDENT. 
 
 MONDAY FIRST DAY. 
 
 Pony purse (half mile dash, catch weights) $ 20 oo 
 
 Running purse (catch weights, mile heats, best two in three) 75 
 
 TUESDAY SECOND DAY. 
 
 Trotting purse (green horses) 75 
 
 Running (half mile and repeat, free to all, catch weights) 25 oo 
 
 Trotting by stallions, mile heats, best two in three 100 oo 
 
 WEDNESDAY THIRD DAY. 
 
 Trotting purse (2.35 class) 250 oo 
 
 Novelty running purse 120 oo 
 
 Sio at first quarter; $15 at half mile; $20 at three-quarters pole; $25 at one mile; $50 
 at mile and a half, catch weights. 
 
 Twenty mile race First, $100, second 50 oo 
 
 Not les than four nor more than ten horses to be used by each rider. 
 
 Time limited to 60 minutes. 
 Mule race purse (naif mile and repeat, catch weights) 20 oo 
 
 THURSDAY, FOURTH DAY. 
 
 Trotting purse (2:20 class) 300 oo 
 
 Running purse (mile and repeat, free to all) 100 oo 
 
 Burro race First, $15, second 10 oo 
 
 Equestrianism by ladies ' First, saddle and bridle; second, silver cup. 
 
 FRIDAY -FIFTH DAY. 
 
 Trotting race (2:50 class) 150 <9o 
 
 Running race (one mile) 50 oo 
 
 Indian foot race (half mile) First, $10, second 5 oo 
 
 SATURDAY SIXTH. DAY. 
 
 Trotting race (mile and repeat) 100 oo 
 
 Runnjng race (half mile and repeat) 5 
 
 Native pony races, burro races, and foot races will be arranged for 
 
 daily. 
 
Programme, 
 
 FIRST DAY. 
 
 Monday, October I, will be a day of general preparaiion. Entries will be 
 made at the Secretary's office on the Fair Grounds during Monday, the first day of 
 the Fair, and no entries will be made after 6 o'clock of that day, except in Speed j 
 Ring. Formal opening address by Hon. L. Bradford Prince at 2 o^clock p. m. 
 
 SECOND DAY. 
 
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 Moqui and other Indian games. Trotting and running races in Speed Ring. 
 Competitive Hook and Ladder, and Hose Company exercises. 
 
 THIRD DAY. 
 
 Superintendents of Divisions B. and D. will see that their divisions are passed 
 on by the judges. Indian dances, races in speed ring and twenty mile race. 
 Base ball tournament. 
 
 FOURTH DAY. 
 
 Awards in Division* C. F. F. G. H. I. and J. Races in speed ring. Lady 
 equestrianism. 
 
 FIFTH DAY. 
 
 Divisions A. K. L. M. X. and (). will be passed on. Races in speed ring. 
 
 SIXTH DAY. 
 cavalcade, races on track, Indian games, etc. Awards of special pre- 
 
 (Omissions. 
 
 The names of W. Scott Moore, General Superintendent, and Frank L. C'asey. 
 Financial Secretary, were received by the Printer too lato for insertion in proper 
 place. 
 
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