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The San Francisco call., 1898-07-06
STREET IMPROVEMENTS.
Summary of the Weeks Work
 of the Board.

ooIIliI1dI-y OI IilS w Sok'S w O1K
 of the Board. The following is a complete record of the street improvements passed by the Board of Supervisors at yesterdays ses- sion:
 AWARDS OF CONTRACTS. Willard street north, opposite intersection of Fred Leffer RECOMMENDED PASSED TO RESOLUTION
 ORDERING. Jessie, Herman to Thirteenth-Sewering.
 RESOLUTION OF INTENTION. Spruce, Sacramento to California-Sidewalks Fourteenth avenue. H to J-Grading Stanyan and Oak-Paving, gutterways, storm water inlets etc.
 Hilbert, Franklin to Gough-Curbing and paving.
 Hilbert, Octavia to Laguna-Same. Hilbert, Laguna to Buchanan-Same- Hilbert, Buchanan to Webster-Same Filbert, Webster to Fillmore-Same. Hilbert and Scott-Same. Hilbert, Scott to Deyisadero-Same. Hilbert and Baker-Same. Greenwich, Van Ness avenue to Franklin Same.
 Greenwich and Franklin-Paving. Greenwich, Franklin to Gough-Curbs and paving.
 Greenwich and Gough-Paving Greenwich Cough to Octavia.-Curbs and paw 
 Greenwich, octavia to Laguna-Curbs and paving.
 Greenwich and Laguna-Paving. Greenwich, Laguna to Buchanan-Curbs and paving.
 Greenwich and Buchanan-Paving. Greenwich, Buchanan to Webster-Curbs and paving.
 Greenwich and Webster-Paving. Greenwich Webster to Filmore-Paving. Greenwich, Fillmore to Steiner-Curbs and paving.
 Greenwich and steiner-Paving Greenwich, Steiner to Plerce-Curbs and paw ing.
 Greenwich and Pierce-Paving. Greenwich, Pierce to Scott-Paving and curb ing
 Greenwich and scott-Pipe sewers, culverts, curbs and sidewalks. Greenwich, Scott to Devisadero-Curbs, paw ing and pipe sewer. Greenwich and Devisadero-Pipe sewers etc., curbs and sidewalks. Greenwich Devisadero to Broderick-Paving and pipe sewer. Greenwich and Broderick-Pipe sewers, etc. curbs and paving. Greenwich, Frederick to Baker-Curbing and paving.
 Greenwich and Baker-Paving. Greenwich, Baker to Lyon-Curbs and paw ing.
 Hilbert. Cough to Octavia-Curbs and pav- ing.
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-06
Kane Hoffman Still Missing.

Kane Hoffman, whose mysterious dis appearance was referred to in The Call last week, has not yet shown up and his partner, Philip Fuller, 10 Sixth street
 yesterday asked the assistance of the police in solving the mystery. June 27 Hoffman left the saloon, 10 Sixth street
 to go to the Cliff House, and that was the last that was seen or heard of him.
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-06
Judge de Haven Leaves.

United States District Judge de Haven left yesterday for Montana, where he will remain two or three weeks, engaged in the trial of a case. His place here during his absence will be filled by United States Judge Beatty of Idaho.
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-06
The Only DandrufP Cure

Is Smiths Dandruff Pomade. Never fails
 Guaranteed to give entire satisfaction For sale by all leading druggists. Sample sent free by Smith Bros. Fresno, Cal .
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-06
Clean=uD yelling

Neally 400 yards doubIe-width yelling, 27 inches wide, dotted fshnet, tuxedo nets, odd pieces, some worth as high as soc yard. Now one price. ce........................
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-06
Clean=up
 rich ribbons

Nearly HOO yards heavy qual- sE ity aII-siIk moire and plain taffeta ribbon, 4 inches wide, IS colors.. |
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-06
Clean=up
 figured lawns

45O0 yards Figured Lawns and Organdies, those small, dainty patterns so preferred this season ; , delicate two-tone combinations i, in new cords and stripes, treIis-
 work effects ...........................
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-06

The following is a complete record of the street improvements passed by the Board of Supervisors at yesterdays ses- sion:
The Coconino sun., 1898-12-31
AND DEALER IN

repairing Fine French
 Jewelry Satisfaction guaranteed.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-05-24
Death of Mrs. J. W. cru,npacker.

Last night at 10 o'clock at Albuquer.
que, occurred the death OF Mrs. j. w.
Crumpacker, wife of Associate Justice
Crumpacker, of the Territorial Supreme
court. The deceased has been Ill for a
year, most of the time bedridden. Her
removal to New Mexico from La Porte,
Ind, a few months ago, did her some
good, but the change for the better was
not permanent. Deceased vas As years
of age and leaves a Borrowing husband
and two children to mourn her untime-
ly loss. The body will be taken to La
Porte, Ind, tonight accompanied by
Judge Crumpacker, the funeral will
take place there and the remains in
tered in the family lot. The judge re-
turns to New Mexico In about ten days
from his sad mission.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-05-24
MINOR CITY TOPICS.

U. s. weather bureau forecast for
New Mexico: Fair weather tonight and
Wednesday.
Antonio Bustamante has sued Pedro
Sandoval for IS. so, which he claims is
due him for labor.
A new roof Is being placed on the
Lamy block at the corner of San Fran
cisco and Shelby streets.
L. f. Frankenburger is acting as mail
clerk on the D. & r. G. In the place Of
G. A. Carruth, who Is taking q lay of.
The beautiful prayer book raffed for
the benefit of Mora Sisters Of Loretto
convent was won by Miss Candida Read.
The rattle took place at the convent OF
Loretto, in this city, yesterday, under
the direction of Sister Mary Xavier.
The many generous persons In this city
who took chances are accordingly mott
fed of the result.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-05-24
REPAIR The SIDEWALKS.
Dilapidated Streets Not Approved by Resi-.
dents and Homeseekers- Emulate
Retnn's Examnle.

An irate citized exposed a barked shin
to a NEW MEXICAN reporter today and
remarked: 7
"That comes from the internal con-
ditiOn of the sidewalks here. No, l
didn't fall through q hole. l was walk
ing down the street with q friend the
other day and he stepped on one end of
a plank, throwing the end of the side
up on which l was walking.
tits q wonder though, that somebody
don't fall in q hole somewhere and
break a leg. This city needs one or two
damage suits to cause it to realize the
importance of good sidewalks.
II see by the New MEXICAN that in
the little town of Ration, above here, the
city council has given property owners
| 60 days to build and repair sidewalks,
and in event of failure to effect the i'm
provements, the city will do 1t for them.
Now, that's enterprise. 1t savors of the
metropolitan and shows that those fell
lows are up to snuff.
Another thing; it's an inducement
for visitors to locate there. Nobody
wants to make q home In q place where
their children are In danger Of breaking
limbs, and where their own necks are In
jeopardy from dilapidated sidewalks.
1.-THE city is following . course OF false
economy when a desire to u . cheap
administration causes the powers that
be to neglect Improvement. Money
spent in looking after the health and
convenience Of the citizens Is always
good policy and is sure to be commended
BY anyone who has a lick Of sense.
1.-THE sidewalks are In rotten shape
and ought to be fixed RICH. away"
The irate citizen limped of GUESSING
the streets and the city alternately, and
when last seen was telling his grievance
to q crowd or the corner.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-05-24
NOTICE TO THE TAXPAYERS OF

NOTICE TO THE TAXPAYERS OF
SANTA FE COUNTY.
The taxpayers Of Santa Fe county
are hereby notified that during my alb.
sence from the county, Rufus J. Palen
at the First National Bank Of Santa Fe
between the hours Of 8 q. n. and 3 p
m. daily, Sundays excepted, win re-
csivs and receipt tor, in my name and
stead, all taxes now due or to become
due during my Official term, and which
may be rendered him, he having been
duly authorised and empowered TO do
10. TREDERICx MULLE1,
Collector Of Taxes for oAnta 70 0sun.
y, NM
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Bon-Ton Restaurant.

All kinds of Kansas City meats, fish
and game in season, a be found at the
Bon Ton Restaurant, don't fail to notice
their show window.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-05-24
GO To ALASKA BY A RELIABLE LINE
STEAMERS FOR:
T
kOTzEBuE
SOUND
and all points in
ALASKA.
THE JOSEPH LADUE GOLD
MINING AND DEVELOPMENT
COMPANY OF YUKON.

VX xNVQyW fAIN11
COMPANY OF YUKON.
Directors: Mr.. Joseph Ladue, Dawson, y.
W. T Hon. Chauncey N. Depew, New York;
Hon. Oh Macintosh. Regina, y. W, Il; hon.
Thomas T.. James, New York; Mr.. h Waiter
Webb, New York; Mr.. Elmer f, Botsfork,
RRlstWtshi,pI;r ag% !. \; A x; Nj NEW Ell 4 4o GsFf ao Ghl s%itG
II. Weed, PIattsbqTg, \. N III MI k,r %ill5s%
Manitoba; Mr.. Irwin G. Stump; New York.;
Mr.. e.. d Bronson, New York; Mr.; Nv " q.
Kirkpatrick, Dawson, n. W. !.
Operating the LApuE -YuKoNT RANspoR.
leaving San Francisco about June 1, and Sc
attic about June for St I'M Mi9hh n.ss eco COMPACT beW.
son, Kotzebue sound and other points In
Alaska, Our vessels are Lighted by e aeGatinns''
ladies' boudoirs, special cabins, g and salon.
social hall, smoking room end buffet, porce,
lain bath tubs, steam heat. For passage ana
freight address w
coo Market, Street San Francisco, or Seattle
Washington.
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Everything used in making our soda
water and syrups is Of the best quality
that can be bought. Try 1t and be con.
| WINGED. Fischer & Co.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-05-24

No. 1 Kansas City meats, which is the
best, received on Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at A. Walker & Co.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-05-24

Delicious ice eam soda at Fischer
every day.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-05-24

Fischer g. Co. serve the purest and
coolest soda water to be had anywhere.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-05-24

For the month of April, Territorial Treasurer Eldodt has received returns IRON
the collectors from all the counties except Rio Arnba valencia.
reported to date are as follows:
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At the Hotels.

At the Exchange: Geo. Gallup, John
G. Zane, Escanaba, Mich; e. w. Grif-
fifth, Kansas City; Otis WEIGH, Denver.
At the Claire: R. G. Chase and wife,
Glenwood Springs, Colo; A. F. Christian,
Geo. E. Vincent, Denver: |. K. Brown,
Kansas CITY.
At the Bon Ton: Demetrio Leyba,
Canuto Leyba, Galisteo; L. ). Franken-
berger, Antonito; Manuel Tenorio,
Guadalupe; Richard Richardson, An
tonito; Francisco E. Salazar, Flagstaff;
T.. C. Davis, Albuquerque; J. B. Stems,
Chicago; George Burns, Ell Paso; Frank
Feith, La Junta; A. j.. Mckenzie, Grip
pie Creek.
At the Palace: A. D. A%shbaugh,
Denver: c. Lydon, Alamosa; F. W. Dud-
ley, Howell, Mich; l.. j. Tyson, Pueblo;
E. D. Allen, Lawrence, Kas.: r. Il.
Learner, Kansas City.
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A Pure Grape Cream Of Tartar Powder.
10 YEARS THE

G.. L. WHY'S, formerly Of Santa Fe,
has opened a real estate office in Ros-
well. Mr.. WHY'S has been clerk OF the
Supreme court, during the past term,
and will hold the Office until his sue
cessor is appointed at the next term OF
the court. He will make Roswell his
home in the future and has purchased
the Dominlce property there, amounting
to 700 lots in the most desirable location
in the city.
socorro County.
Attorney j. G. Fitch, of Socorio, was
in Silver City last week attending court
The Episcopal convocation was IN
session at Socorro during the past week.
There is q greater acreage Of wheat
in Socorro county this year than ever
before.
A great many thousand head Of cattle
will be shipped from Magdalena this
year.
Ed. Pfngston, mother and sister, OF
Lincoln county, arc visiting frlencs Ill
Socorro.
J. 3. Collier, of White Oaks, who has
been in Socorro and vicinity some weeks,
has returned home.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-05-24

The New Lunch Counter
At Conway's Bon-Ton is the only place
where you can get a irst-class short or
der meal in the city.
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If your

doesn't sell ScAaSng's Best tea, tell US his name,
what kind you want Japan, English Breakfast,
Oolong, Ceylon, OF Blend), and what size pack
ape YOU want. Well see that you get it.
Don't send US any money. W. don't sell At
retail.
a. rnae.ee = "A. Settling 3 Company
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-08
Seth Mann of Oakland Chosen
as a Leader by the
Democrats.
Judge Mcguire and Others Make Addresses
in Which They Urge the Party Workers
to Stand Together for the Com
mon Cause.

The Democratic State Central Com
mittee was organized yesterday after
noon according to the programme pro-
vided by the leaders of the Clan Ca
lagher.
The meeting was characterized by
much oratory and many prophecies of
Democratic success, and was the oc-
casion for the establishment Of the Gal
.laghers in the position of Dictators Ex-
traordinary to the Democratic Party
and Most Exalted Mouthpieces of His
, Honor the Populist-S Silver Republican
Democratic Candidate for Governor
James G. Mcguire. A single hitch
marred the harmony of the proceed
ings. 1t was when James Gallagher,
leader of the clan and designated Keep
er of the Official Conscience, attempted
10 nominate four officers of the com
mfttee In a bunch. Eugene Deuprey
objected to this and declared that 1t
saVored OF a programme. This view
OF the case caused Gallagher to nomin-
ate his men one at a time, a proceed
Ing that occupied a few minutes more
time, but which satisfied Mr. Deupreys
fine sense of fair play because it elimi-
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-08
TO PICNIC AT SHELL MOUND.
Elaborate Preparations for the An
nual Outing of st. Brendan's
Practitioners.

Every preparation possible has been
made by the members of st. Brendans
Parish for a glorious picnic and outing to-
morrow at Shell Mound Park. For days
work arranging for the comfort and
pleasure of their friends, and now that
everything is ready they are assured that
the affair will be a success. Over $500 will
be distributed for gate and game prizes.
From promises already made it is evident
that the dancing pavilion will be crowded
all day. Some of the old time
Irish reels and jigs will also be features
of the occasion and several of the best
dancers have signified their intention to
compete for the prizes that will go to the
best performers. One of the attractions
will be an exhibition drill by Company H
of the League of the Cross Cadets under
the command of Captain Powers. Fol-
the arrangements of the picnic:
Committee of Arrangements-J: Rafferty,, F.
McGregor. G. R. Richmond. John Powers.
j. Looney. Thomas O'Rourke James P. Do
herty. J. N. Sullivan. F; Landers, NJ. Murphy,
William r Fleming; l. o'Brien, William Maher.
Manuel Rogers, F. Riley, M. J. Moran, P. Far
rel j; Coughlan T. Cayanaugh, p J. Mackes-
W BUCKLEY b. BUCKLEY Tee Rssa M HaE
son, NJ. Sullivan, ]. Driscoll. P. Bergevin. j.
Manchester Man ester; D. ,v Casey, P Gately. s Turner.
T. II. Vivian, John Curtin. H. Wilkinson, P.
McGinn. John Butler, John McGoldrick, H
b pege5 II Tho sye G n Burke she
Kerrigan. P. kelleher. L. o. Brien. Thomas
Mulvey. simon German, William Hogan, B. ].
Hogan. NJ, Murphy, James sheehan, n. Sig
Kearney; floor managers-Danel Sullivan, D.
Buckley, ", Captain James Powers; ,gatekeepers-
McGoldrick; committee on games-Emanuei
Rogers, F. Reilly, ]. J. Looney, John Coghlan.
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Congress who is member of this COM
mittee.
A voice-If you mean James II. Barry
1t is lie.
Sammy Braunhart-I rise to a ques-
ton of privilege. / want the gentle
man called down.
Chairman Dunn-Mr. Heney owes 1t
to Mr. Hinton and myself to explain.
Heney-I know that it is contrary to
human nature for any man to SIT IN
Judgment on his own case and not favor
himself. 1t is not human nature for a
candidate for office to select a delegate
who Is not favorable to himself.
E P, e. Troy rise to a point OF
order This mans remarks are un-
gentlemanly and / demand that he be
required to explain.
Heney-Before the meeting of the
State Convention 1 was told by Mr..
Nougues that if I continued the fight
that l was making in this committee l
would be thrown out bodily. Now, 1
never was thrown out of a place in my
life and / have never resigned under
fire and that is why l am here now.
Max Pepper created a diversion by
offering an amendment to the amend
ment providing that all members of the
committee who were seeking subordi-
nate political positions by appointment
or otherwise or who had relatives who
Neie ScohiHS SuUoi ulidte POsltloiS, Oe
declared ineligable TO membership. In
speaking to the motion he said that he
believed there were not one hundred
Democrats in San Francisco who were
not seeking some such position. This
was too much and all of the motions
were voted down by an overwhelming
majority.
Chairman Dunn rendered his resigna-
ton, which was accepted. He was
rendered a vote of thanks for his serv-
ices. On motion of Nougues Jasper N.
Mcdonald was elected chairman to fill
the vacancy caused by the resignation
of Dunn. The following appointments
were made to fill vacancies:
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-08
DEMOCRATS
IN A PRETTY
WRANCLE
e-Seekers Resent
Accusations.
WANT TO BE JUDGE AND JURY
COMMITTEE OF ONE HUNDRED
HAS A WARM SESSION.
Almost Free Fight Among the Gen
tlemen Who Claim to Govern
the Local Democ-
racy.
WANT TO BE JUDGE AND JURY
COMMITTEE OF ONE HUNDRED
HAS A WARM SESSION.

Less than a majority Of the Demo-
cratic Committee of One Hundred met
last evening, transacted a little bust
ness and INDUCED in a great deal of
oratorical warfare that at times threat
ened to lead to personal encounters and
a free fight AS 1t was, the members
who participated in the row confined
themselves to calling each other bad
names and accusing one another of po-
litical dishonesty and bad faith.
The trouble began when motion was
offered having for its object the exclu-
sion from membership of all such men,
bers as are seeking or intend to seek
nominations at the hands of the Demo-
cratic Municipal Convention. The sug-
gestion came from Francis ]. Heney,
but 1t was at once met with such
storm of protests that it became appar-
ent that If such an order was carried
into effect there would not be enough
members in good standing remaining
to form whist party. In repelling the
attacks to which his motion subjected
him Mr.. Heney went so far as to say
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-08

worthy OF the most earnest effort of
every Democrat in the land. They are
worthy of the best efforts of every
man who believes in upholding the
right against organized aggression. If
we would win we must win by intelli-
gent and voluntary effort. On the
other side all the power that wealth can
bring will be put forward If they
find US divided, if they find us apa-
thetic. they will defeat US.
Il believe / see in the spirit mani
tested here to-day purpose and a de-
termination that you will not be over
thrown by any such means. If we
would meet them and answer them and
make their efforts futile we must or
ganize our people throughout the State
We must put our men to work.
THE situation is altogether hopeful
for the Democracy Of the State. / be-
lieve we shall be successful. AS soon
as the work Of the campaign is mapped
out l propose to take my place in the
ranks of the workers of the party and
do whatever is within my power to
bring victory to our banners
Calls were made for Governor Budd
and in response he said
What have to say will be said dur
ing the campaign. Where my voice
Will do any good in the State it will be
heard. l believe that with Mcguire
and the principles of our party we will
win"
Mayor Phelan made short address
in which he eulogized Mcguire and at
tributed the past success of the party
to the Australian ballot law which he
the Mayor. had helped to frame. He
was followed by w. H. Afford, William
T. Jeter; c. c. Wright, J. H Seawell
and others.
The meeting adjourned with three
cheers for Mcguire and the Populist-
Silver Republican Democratic ticket.
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HENRY T. GAGE ENDORSED.
Citizens Republican Party Pledges
Support to the Entire State
Ticket

The County Committee of the Citizens
Republican party met last night, with
Charles w. Forbes in the chair.
The following resolutions, introduced
by Thomas B. O'Brien, were adopted by
a rising vote:
Whereas It is incumbent upon the part
of the Citizens Republican party to assert its
status as established political organiza-
ton whose nominees at the last election re-
ceived q minimum vote of 1000 and a maxi
mum vote OF Is. 900. and Congressional vote
of 10 $40, all of which were enrolled and low
ally supported the National Republican ticket:
therefore
Resolved, Tint we now pledge our 'un-
swerving allegiance to the nominees of the
State Republican ticket approved by the
State convention at Sacramento, the supreme
council of our party in the State. AS soldiers
in the grand army Of protection, patriotism
prosperity and territorial expansion each and
all infallibiy pledge one another to earnestly
work for the success of the party of lincoln
GARFIELD Harrison, Mckinley and Gage
O'Brien then spoke at length In support
of the State ticket. but said that the
members were not bound to support any
local ticket in part named by Martin
Kelly whom he denounced as a political
Hessian. I'VE Will stand Loyalty by the
State ticket" said he, ''and we repudiate
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ticket of the people. 1t is our duty to
work for the success of that ticket. and
If we do so work there is no doubt
that we will achieve success. In con-
clusion let me say that we have
united Democracy behind us and that
every Democrat in the State will be
found working theoretically for the
success of the whole ticket"
After the election of the other Off
GERS of the committee w. H. Afford
moved that the executive committee be
composed of fifteen members, and that
the chairman of the State committee
be given power to increase the number
as he saw fit. Carried. On motion
of Wright of Los Angeles the thanks
of the committee was rendered to Mr..
Afford for his services to the party dur
ing the past two years. Judge Ma
guire was then called to the platform
| and spoke as follows:
Il have never in my experience at
tended a meeting of the Democratic
State Central Committee where the
spirit of enthusiasm was so clearly
manifested as 1t is here day. Never
have 1 seen so general a representation
from every quarter of the State.
think this augurs we'll for the work
that is to be done.
II shall not speak of the issues of
the campaign, but those issues are