Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-29
THE PBACE JUBILEE.
The Finest and GTandeSt Trades
Parade Imaginable.
A Number Of Business Houses Fully
Represented.
A Most Interesting Program Carried Out
al the Park.
BIG DAY AT THE FAIR GROUNDS

The parade feature OF the Peace Jubilee
day grand demonstration was an entirely
succ ssiul undertaking, it being one OF
the largest and llnest exhibitions Of the
kind ever seen IN Albuquerque. Both
from its length and number OF features
introduced II might we'll have been the
effort Of city many times the size OF
the Queen City OF the Rio Grande."
Like All large celebrations OF this nature
it was slow In forming, and the large
number Of people" who lined every busi
ness block in town muTmured somewhat
but once started, the entire route mapped
out was trayersed by the procession with
out hitch or hat.
The order in which the march was
made was ~ follows: Marshal. I. :
Hubbeli, and aides, including Messrs.
Fred. OterO. Alex. Stevens, +. A finical.
Il. l.. MedleT, Fred. lewis, Ben. WELLER,
Frank Waugh. NestOr MOntoya. Ralph
HINT, ;. Is. Gillett, and division com
mAnders Robert Putney, II. S. Emerson,
Thomas Ramsdalr. Jack Robinson and
j g. Albright
Ths First Rsgim 'nt band showed up In
dress parade uniforms and furnished
good music.
Following the baud 70 the carriages
containing the speakers OF the day: Gov
tlUNi VI a ONtiut u ohillh res hNus
kaivh II. Iwitchell, Ot Las Vega ; Al
jut-ut General Whiteman, OF Santa Ne
Bnd Hon. Neill y. Field. Of this city.
Other Carriages conveyed members OF
the iOcul Grrni Army post and TX.
confederate veterans. and some OF these
marched on foot.
The young soldiers, our gallant Rough
Riders. came after the heroes Of other
DAY ha ties. They occupied rTimble's
largo Jumbo
Tna was preceded by carriage In
Which were seated Rough Rider Cap
tain4 W n. Llewelyn Gnd Max Luua
They wers the guests Of Col. n. W. Dob.
son, pf tho governors atatf.
81 MaTjs cadets, eighteen boys and
ubs In uniform from 81. Mafy's
academy, marched well.
Mayor r. " Clancy aud members OF
the city council occupied carriages.
rhs Indian boys baud OF twenty four
pitces, from the AlbuqurfQue Indian in.
GUsirial school. discOursed tine music aud
preceded nearly fltty Indian young men
aud boys that marched In the regulation
uuituIm Of the school.
Then came the exhibits from the citJ's
INDUSTRIAL institutions and business
hou.es
Miun Bros saddlery and harness
shop had a y iat Displaying a number OF
faddlPs and various sty lra Of hafntsa.
The emI lDyea OF the santa Fe Pacific
shore, Gs usual, had lne turnout IL
QlnDriIsd .hr5l n ATS the tirst displaying
the products Of the mschine shop, the
eec1nd represented the interior OF the
boiler and blacksmith shops, with work
men engaged in the pursuit OF boiler
making and performing blacksmith
work: Ihe third showed the Santa Fe
tluktIg on dnty. A unique display con-
tainsd IN the railways EXHIBIT was a
i1iniature TAIN VI Gre comprising an
Ore car, Goa! car, boz Caf and Cg9oOse
A horse ~ 1ish end not an iron horse
W,s the locomotive power. sGllchuPn,
ludicfOu6ly dressed, ran ahead OF the
train turned swltchrp. mado couplings
end succeeded otherwise in making the
snail !Igin y laustab!e feature OF he
parade
& D Hopping thJ bicycle man.
showed o numO'r Of the maze OF wheels
be handipp, having pretty little girls
aslride the wheels and scoTrhlnR away
for dear life.
The Crystal lee company lljat showed
three large cakes OF the pufest and clear
Pst oi Ice. for the nai uiac.LTe Of which
this company il fam va, Frozen IN the
blOr ks Wefe SLICES OF T8t,ImelOn, cuts OF
m,at GId variety Of vegetables.
The Southwestern Brewery and Ice
eCmIsuyy Il ,At came next, having tlne
pi,play Of k'F apt b't'hd ocer Of bone
prHduiiiCl
JFctb KorteT 4 Co, manufacturers Of
wagons end caulagts, exhibited tne
turn out Of u iTBlu of wagons, carriages
apd buRgiea OF Albuquerque mHnuiac
tlra
lie CeTrillOs Coil company, through
ita presenialiy'a In this city, ". IL.
Helm 4 Co had an exhibit Of q gaily
painted hpsiy wagon ~ coal and a
Representation on HAT OF the entrance
10 the shaft OF one Ul its mints at Ma.
drid. There was the train OF coal cars,
The coal dlst covered MINER the un
tOugufTabls bpr'J eto.
" \ Futrelle, the First street furni-
tu,e dealer, had a fiue display OF iurni'
ture, heating stoves, etc,
Il. j. Post n Co. followed with large
dOat drawn BY sig nOfseB, fhe exhibit
vas d large and handsome heating
Stoves ranges and hardware specialties
l. b. Pntneys lOat had special dis
play Of "Go!d Coin" gIur Lafayette
ETatkers IA boxss, canhed goods, etc,
bNpNlnR also Mltcuell wagon lOI
ghiCh the he Is the agent
l., L. Alhers, tho dairyman, waa in the
parade with his delivery wagon decorated
with red, white aud blue bunting.
Then followed the whitney cOmpanys
two floats. the first including an excel
lent display OF household equipments,
parlOr, bedroom and kitchen furniture.
Another nOat showed employees OF the
plumbing and tin working departments
Of this establishment engaged at their
accustomed occupations
The Gross, Blackwell display was u
large. open tally no coach, drawn by six
jet black horses, attended by color pos
tilliOns, attired In white suits and silk
hatJ Comfortably seated on top Of the
3osrh Vas nnnbeT OF ladies and girls
dressed In white, making themselves
heard through all kinds OF hOarse horns
klrsteT Bros, cigar manufacturers
came to the front with finely decorated