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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-02-05
PETITION THE COMMISSIONERS.
A Communication Signed by Nearly zoe
Citizens of bland.

n communication signed by Nearly 200
Citizens of Bland.
A number OF property owners and citi.
zens OF Bland are In the city to-day aud
have In their possession q petition which
contains the James Of about 200 people
OF that town. The petition was pre-
scented to the board OF county commits
siOuers. IL reads as follows:
We, the undersigned residents and
property owners OF the city OF Bland, N.
ID being informed Of the action Of your
board In granting 20 certain individuals
OF this community an exclusive fran
chise' for the construction OF q water
system for the town OF Bland. hereby
register our protest at such action. as IL
prevents the operation Of equal rights /;
and further, that a certain permit pre-.
yionsly signed was not intended for use
Ia securing said or any other franchise.
Now, therefore, we pray and petition
that the action OF this board In the In
stance above cited be rescinded and made
OF no effect, and that no exclusive tran
chise be granted, nor any other franchise
without first specifying reasonable time
limit for such construction, and stating
reasonable conditions for the ample pro-
lection OF consumers.
At their last regular meeting In Janu.
AIRY the county commissioners passed and
granted certain resolutions for a fran.
chise for a system Of water works In
Bland, and from all appearances II was
very fayorably received by the resi-.
dents OF that place. Ii IL expected the
commissioners will take some action on
the petition at their next meeting.
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O

Watch Inspector T. Y. Maynard made
an official visit to Silver City yesterday.
Mrs. A. l.. Finch and Mrs. Cole came
In from Bland last night on a shopping
tour.
Mary X. jackson arrived from Santa
We Saturday night and Is stopping at the
European.
George W. Hofhsins came down from
Bland last evening and registered at the
European.
Frank Bruce. q shareholder In the not
Cd Crown Point group hear Bland, 10 In
the city to-day.
Mrs. Ida Loyeland. formerly OF this
city. Is reported to be seriously III at her
home In Los Angeles.
ID. J.. Abel leaves for Denver tonight,
and In a few days will start on an ex-
tended trip TO Europe.
C. Lsmparter. member Of the irm Of ].
Korber Il Co.. Is seriously III at his home
on the mesa east OF the city.
Superintendent V. v. Clark, OF the Ma
yaho Gold Mining company, accompanied
by his wife, arrived In the city last even
ing.
G. W. Graves, the Wide awake insur-
ance man Of the metropolis Of the
wealthy Cochiti, Is t~ransacting business
here.
". N. Upton, private land court ey-
pert, with his estimable wife, came down
from the capital last night and are the
guests Of friends In the city to-day.
W. G. Bletcher. q prominent business
man In the golden COchiti district, IL In
the city greeting old friends and 10.
quaintances. He will return on Wednes-
day.
Chss. A. Blake 10 at Sturges' Hotel, 70.
presenting X. X. Millar Il Co., OF Chi
cago, importers, roasters and grinders Of
teas, coffees. Penang spices, chill and
ine condiments.
X. X. Southern and wife are guests at
the European hotel. Mr.. Souther Is a
prominent foundry man OF 81 Louis, and
with his wife they are enjoying a visit
In the unexcelled climate Of New Next.
co.
Miss IVA Smith left Saturday evening
for her home In Aurora, Ill after O yisit
OF several weeks with her brother, vii.
liam Smith, In Albuquerque. She ex.
poets to return In q short time, as she has
decided that this Is the best climate that
can be found
John Hart was among the incoming
passengers from the north last night.
He Ia Interested In several big mining
properties In the Cochiti, and reports
that O few transfers will be made 10 some
capitalists In q few days which will place
that section OF the territory 10 the head
Of tha liat ~ thu pnlnaRaI nrnHu.n.o a.. A..
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-02-05

shoe dealer, No. 20S Railroad avenue.
You are sure TO get new and stylish goods
In sizes TO III you, and you will ind the
prices lower than at any closing out
sale.
Just received q shipment OF X. B..
Millar II Cos. reliable coff ses, fresh from
the rooster, Mandeling, Java and choice
Msracaibo, the finest grown. Give II a
trial aud be convinced OF the superior
quality. The best value In the coli 20
world. j. A. skinner.
Specials In fine pillow leg extension
tables, this week only--s. foot golden oak,
former price, fl6. $l2 %; 6-foot heavy leg
OAK, former price, sl5, $ll.9 o o foot, for.
mer price. ell, 1870. j.. o. didson, 205
south First street.
Twenty five Italian miners arrived at
Gallup last Saturday, and there Is q dc.
mand for more men In the coal mines,
which are being worked TO their full Ca
pacity.
Ia table covers, couch covers, cur
tains and drapery goods we are show ing
the largest variety, and our prices are
the lowest. Albert Fsber, 305 Railroad
avenue.
j. U. Gideon, No. 206 south First street,
headquarters for bargains Ia furniture
and household goods. The only house on
First street that handles new goods ex.
clusively.
Pingree Il Smiths Composite" shoes
for ladies on the latest mems lasts, clos
ing at % 36, all $500 shoes, at the
Gsinsley Il Co. shoe sale. X. l.. Wash
burn.
Call at j. r, Sanchez's barber shop,
No. 1i9 Railroad avenue. for shaving and
a arst-class bath.
Albuquerque Chews a most delicious
confection. Made only at Delaney's
Candy Kitchen.
II. g. Blake was In the city Saturday,
and returned to his home In Bland Sun.
day morning.
We can saw you money on any kind Of
door covering. Albert Faber, 305 Rail
road avenue.
The Ladies' Relief Corps will meet at
knights OF Pythias hall tomorrow after.
noon. at 2:30.
Take your buggy and harness TO the
First street stable, to have them cleaned
and oiled.
Have you heard OF the sugar sale at the
Jsffa. II Is money In your pocket to in.
yestlgate.
Tempting values In lace curtains and
portieres at Albert Fsber's, 305 Railroad
avenue.
For q good bath and clean shave 20 TO
SancheZ's barber shop, No, ll9 Railroad
avenue.
Save money and take advantage Of the
special sale at the Jaffs Grocery company.
Attend the house furnishing and linen
sale at the Economist this week.
Judge B. Y. Adams made a professional
visit to Los Lunas to day.
Wsnted-Blacksmith at W. l.. Trimble
" Co. 8 stables.
Stove repairs for any stove made.
whitney Co.
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A ~suocsssful Tour.

Frank Caldwell, advance representa-.
tive OF Madame Scalchi, returned TO the
city this morning after a visit to the
principal cities OF Old Mexico. He was
accompanied on his southern trip by
Charles y. Riggs, who will also return Ia
a few days. Mr.. Caldwell Ia much
pleased with his Mexican tour, and said,
that In his ten years OF experience on
the road. he has never met a man who
possessed the ability for handling a big
attraction a. was shown by Mr.. Riggs.
The trip was "a success from beginning
TO end from a financial and social stand.
point, and II Is reported that Mr.. Riggs
formed the acquaintance and won the
friendship OF all, from President Disz
down 10 the bull Fighters,
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PoLIuE COURT DoINos.
A Number of Offenders Feel the Weight q
the Law.

A Number of Offenders Feel the Weight Of
the Law.
One burglar, fourteen Migrants and
two peace disturbers constitute the list
OF offenders which made their appear
ance before Judge Crawford this morn
ing, Eight OF the guests OF leisure were
given employment for five days each,
while the remaining six were allowed TO
resume their usual occupation. The
couple charged with violating the peace
ordinance were compelled to pay lines Of
So and $40.
Tony Schater who was arrested at Gal
lup last Saturday, and who was brought
to this city last night by Marshal Nc
Millin, was among those who occupied
space on the criminals bench. When
captured, Schater had In his possession
two gold watches, chains and knight
Templar badge, which were stolen from
the Mausard residence u few nights ago.
Tie claimed to have purchased them In a
pawn shop, but that evidence was not
sufficient 70 warrant his release. After
waving an examination, the Justice
bound him over In the sum OF 3 1850 to
await the action OF the grand jury.
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A HlrihhnN Parir

A birthday party WAS held last even
ing In honor OF Miss Anita PalladinO, on
north Third street. Prof. n. DiMauro's
orchestra furnished some nne music.
Those present were: Mrs. A. singer, l..
Wilson, ID. W%Oott0n, OF Trinidad, Colo,
K. Motto, II. U. Harris, n. Damiano, q.
PalladinO, Misses X, Elliott, Josie and
Luisa Harris, Lucy WoOtton, OF Trinidad,
Colo, Della Damiano, Maggie Berardi.
NELL, OF Santa Fe, N. NJ. Messrs. A..
Singer, Chas. Melini, Frank Tornei, Nick
Damiano, Horace and Mike Palladino,
A Digneo, OF Santa Fe. n. NJ, Ralph and
Vince DamianO. Prof. n. DiMauro.
An elegant luncheon was served, and
the party left at a late hour, wishing
Miss Anita Palladino many happy re.
turns Of the day.
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ni.,inrniahsh Yi.iinr..

A number OF prominent politicians who
we're In attendance at the meeting OF the
republican committee In Santa fe Sat
urday we're passengers from the north
Saturday evening. The party included
Gov. NJ. A. 0tero, Hon John 8. Clark. II
o. BuTsum, Sol. Luna, Secretary Romero.
@, A. Spiess, Sheriff Thomas Hubbell,
Frank Hubbell and +. A. Finical. While
In the city the governor was in c~onsulta
ton with members OF the Gross, Black
we'll company regarding the telephone
line which extends from chihuahua to
Durango,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-02-05
cur IN TWO
COWS. OnMs. OnMa.

Jerseys aud Holsteins can bs bought at
very reasonable prices. Anyone wanting
cows cannot DO better than TO purchase
from this carload just received from a
we'll known breeding farm In Missouri,
Some have calves by their side and the
others will be fresh In "A short time. Any
one wishing TO do business will call upon
W. l., Trimble Il Co. or III. 8. knight.
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At 81. Johns Church.

Last evening at 81. Johns church. a
regular monthly musical service was
held, which was OF a highly pleasing
character. A large congregation was In
attendance. Miss Nellie Taylor was In.
stalled a. orgsnist, who succeeds Mrs,
Detweiller. The numbers AZ given were:
Prelate, Miss Taylor; Anthem, 1.-The Rs-
diant Moon" choir; soprano solo. Mrs,
Knightlinger; pOstlude. Miss Taylor.
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watches. fine iewelry. diamonds, cut
glass, queensware, ane china, clocks, etc.
Mr. Fox has rented a nice room there,
and under the management OF Mr. G. Ii.
Il. Denton, expects 10 deserve as he has
here, the best trade OF that growing
town.
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1900
CITY NEWS.
Tway-signs and wall paper,
Window glass at the Bee Hive.

Iway-signs and wall paper,
Window glass at the Bee Hive.
MILK drinkers. Try Matthews Jersey
milk.
Gas mantles, shades and chimneys.
Whitney Co.
Ladies' kid gloves, every pair guar
anteed, 800 per pair. Rosenwald Bros.
Look into KleinwOrI's market on north
Third street. He has the incest fresh
meats In the city.
Don't forget, the only place In town TO
get Ice Cream and Ice Cream sodAs.
Delaney's Candy Kitchen,
See our $3.50 shoes for men. They are
q revelation OF what constitute a true
bargain. Simon Stein, the Railroad
venue clOthier.
Anybody In need OF mems, ladies' or
ehildren's shoes will do we'll 10 inspect
the stock OF c. May, the popular priced
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-02-05
COMMITTEES Meeting.

The county republican committee will
meet In this city next Saturday morning,
and issue call for q convention TO elect
fourteen delegates 10 the territorial re-
publican convention which Is to meet at
SOcOrr0, March II.
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Establishing BrAnoh House.

II. X. Fox. one OF the leading jewellers
of this city, Ia shipping some doe side
TO WinslOw TO day, and will open up
there In a few days an elegant line OF
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An hHpert.

Cutter, representing A.. X. Anderson &
Co, the swell Chicago tailOrs, will be
here Monday and Tuesday, February l2
and 10, with their immense line OF wooden
novelties In the piece. Come and zee the
latest In suitings, trouserings, and vest
ings. SIMON STRRN,
The Railroad Avenue Clothier.
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Carp.t.l Oar..s,r O.rp.,.u,

Our new spring lines Of carpets, Brus-
sells, Wilton, Administers and Layon.
niers, ara world heaters In texture,
hnish and prices. Albert Faber, 3O5
Railroad avenue.
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He Is Coming lie n. UominsIl

Who is2 MIR. Mueller, the Chicago
crack tailor and expert cutter. represent
ing the big tailoring house OF A. X
Anderson x Co.. will be here Monday ant
Tuesday, Feb. - and Is.
SIMON STERN,
The Railroad Avenue Clothier.
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No changes will be made IN the above
order. Goods will be delivered to any
part Of the city or packed and delivered
I. o. b. delivered,
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The Jan. oroo,ry Comn.ny

A sharp advance In coffee and sugar;
1t will pay you to lay In a PUPPY at these
prices. We offer you q list OF groceries
to the amount OF IS, which will
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IYEs, THE

Palms, Ferns anu Out Flowers,
New-York tribune., 1900-05-12
THE RACETRACK.
CANDIDATES FOR THE wITHERs.

Unusual interest will be felt in the decision Of
the celebrated Withers Stakes at Morris Park this
afternoon. The distance is mile, and the three
year-olds which will start will carry their full
stake weights. It is anticipated that eight colts
Will compete, and one gelding Chacornac will
wear the keene coors. All racing remember
that James r. Keene bought Chacornac from his
trainer. James Rowe. only day before the
Futurity run, and that the purchase proved to
be q wise investment, as Chacornac the
Futurity in extremely handsome and impressive
style After the Futurity Chacornac went amiss.
and he did not appear again last season. Mr.. Rowe
has been preparing him carefully for the Withers
to-day. and Chacornac's work has been encour-
aging He will not be at long price in the betting
Mesmerist will represent the powerful Fea her
stone Stable. and if he shows the form which
made conspicuous and victorious in important
contests in 1899 he may be expected be
ceedingly formidable. II is true that he dsap-
pointed his friends and admirers in the Toboggan
Handicap last Tuesday. but it plain that he
fhaf he ae a At All snIfed by be sp Son. ana o
the Eclipse Course, His work for the Withers
tain that he viii run far better to-day than he
William c, Whitney will start Kmanock, the
colt which he bought from John E. Madden just
running in the Metropolitan was very poor but
Mr; Whitney !y Mr. Madden and many Others hope
to-days fray in different manner from that Of
J. Boden's Magnificent will also be seen this
afternoon, ana he has improved much over his.
running I'm 1899 that he will have a number of
hackers. Pierre Lorlard's David Garrick at times
last season exhibited excellent form. Like Chacor-
mac. he has not been seen in public this year. but
bes may P5fhas ~ & SSheAe someng WORTHY OF his
in his single Morris Park this season mani
Tested speed and quality which will bring to his
support a considerable company of friends of the
Belmont colOrs-
Eugene Leigh's Tdrm and L. V Bells Mis-
chievous are also in the Withers list to-day. and
there is every reason to believe that the battle
tween this strong field of three -year-olds will be
hotly contested and notable in turf affairs.
Here are The entries for to-day:
p
New-York tribune., 1900-05-12
Sygg SPyoggggS
0p0RTSFIek'
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY.

GOLF-Baltusrol Club. Short Hills, n. j..
opening day the links and eighteen hole
handicap for cup given by l.. H. Graham:
Morris County Morrstown. \. j.. members
club handicap: St Andrews, second monthly
handicap; Dyker Meadow, foursome handi-
cap against bogey for prizes given by Arthur
p. Clapp: Laurence Harbor n. j., intercol-
legate team match; Nassau County, Glen
Cove team match with Garden City; Ards
ley. mixed foursomes: Van Cortlandt, second
club match for the Robinson Cup: Colonia
Club. New-Jersey, opening of the links ana
club competition to pick fifteen men Tor
three teams; Edgewater, Newark. mems
handicap: Richmond Hill Long Island, team
match with Laurence Harbor; Country Clup
of Westchester mixed foursome handicap;
Montclair, second match play rounds for the
May cups; Hillside Tennis and Golf Club,
Plainfield. y. J.. scratch competition, elgh-
teen holes; Oakland Bayside. Long Island,
mixed foursomes: Harbor Hill Staten Isl
and. spring match play tournament first
round, eighteen holes; Wee Burn. Noroton,
Conn. second club handicap for the Edward
E Bruggerhof prizes; Crescent Athletic,
Bay Ridge, Class A handicap and Class b
bail sweepstakes: Marine and Field, mems
foursomes, eighteen holes handicap; Jersey
City. members handicap, eighteen holes.
RACING-Westchest Racing Associa
ton at Morris Park.
LACROSSE.-Crescent Athletic Club and
City College Bay Ridge, Long Island; Ste
vens and Johns Hopkins. Hoboken, y. j.
TRAP SHOOTING.-New-Ut Utrecht Club,
clay birds Interstate Park. Long Island:
Brooklyn Club, clay birds. Union Course,
Long Island; Flushing Club. clay birds,
New Grounds Flushing. Long Island; South
Side Club, clay birds. Newark. y. J.
BASEBALL.-Orange Athletic Club and
Dartmouth. Orange: New-York Athletic
Club and st. Francis Xavier College Celtic
Park Long Island; Fordham and Lafayette,
Fordham; Pratt and St. PauTs. Garden City.
AUTOMOBILE RUN-To Morris Park,
leaving Astor Court 12:15.
ATHLETICS - New-York interscholastic
meeting, Berkeley Oval.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-12
w H. CLARK's HORSES SOLD.
BANAsTAR GOES TO CRAIG W. wADswoRTH
FOR $1,000.

The entire racing stable of the late William H.
ris Park Banastar. who the Toboggan and
sold to Craig w Wadsworth for s11,cN The bid
ing for Banastar was sharp and spirited III opened
with 81 500 and was followed by bids of 5000. $500
and finally ss.00e.
A brief lull in the blddn~ then followed ana soon
afterward Mr. Wadsworth bid $1,000 and secured
the fleet thoroughbred The sum realized for Ban
astar was considered by most of those present at
the sale handsome one in view of the fact that
ments this year became void by the death or MI.
Clark The sums paid for the other horses Wese
also considered good. The horses which proushl
$500 were as follows:
Banastar ch. h. years old, by Fa'andole- 81, 600
The ross b M. 4 years old by Mser-Monte -
Rosa: + R. & T Hitchcock. .................. 1000
Lucky Bird gr c. old. by Rosington-Rena . aoo
Little Breeches ch c. 8 years old. by Exile ~
Sarmienta; c. Steinrnann. GU
Mayor Glroy, b. years old by Albert-lAda' eo
The Bouncer c, years old. by Miser-Rebound' err
candlfblsc eafgs FeGe b h. years old. by canden,as
0%-q'gHis 4gia BiacRburn; T H shannon 1eoo
Swtee st toI,h T " RsIi e. yeaio ou =. c..... 2,25O
ding: D. ". Tlrnbermann. 800
The Lad. ch years old. by Julien--Espa' u e75
I15sefeid b g. years old. by donprites
Light BIaise b. +: 2 years old. by St Blase- ooo
Active: F. z. s. 7. Hitchcock 81; l'Zo"
ne -, vnr W McDona1a .............. 5000
Seminole h c. 2 years old, by Iroquois-ossuta; nun
Idle chat CHI f. . years old by Belvidere-Mrs ~
Gossip; s Lawor .''''''''''' 90
New-York tribune., 1900-05-12
THE SPEEDWAY.
CoBwEBs AND LUCILLE TO MEET IN A
BRUSH ON JUNE l.

c. K. G. Billings and Nathan Straus yesterday
greed to test the speed their rival trotters Lu-
ellie 2:O9a4 and Cobwebs, 2:12 in a brush down the
road two weeks from next Friday Mr. Blillnss
has gone TO Chicago for a fortnight but will be
in New-York in time drive Lucille against the
crack metropolitan trotter Mr.. Straus said yes
terday that intends to retire Cobwebs after this
trial of speed with Lucille. The horse has been
the road was opened in July 1883, and has never
met the trotter that could beat him in a brush
His owner thinks he has defended his title long
enough and now merits a place the retired
list
'Of course l shall continue to drive him.. said
keep him keyed up and in condition to show his
best speed nor shall I start him IN any more
brushes unless it be with some horse belonging to
a friend
Lucille swept the Speedway yesterday. beating
every trotter and PAGER she met. Among those
that had to take her dust the much talked of
pacing stallion Hontas Crooke, 2:09. owned by Mr.
Billings. The stallion was plainly not himself and
the defeated him with three times in
2eSa4. also outfooted Hontas Crooke. though the
stallion went down the road in the lead at their
first trial OF speed.
One of the best brushes of the day was be-
tween the trottipg teams of H. O. Armour and
Thomas A. Russell. the former drawing away and
for half mile Mr.. Armour drove his brown geld
ings Erin G. and Bancroft while Mr.. Russells pair
were the brown mares Princess Sprague and Maid
Thorne. 2:171A, by Egthorne, 2:1212.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-12
WIRE COMPANY AND FEDERAL STEEL
PRESIDENT GARY CoNFERs WITH REoRGANIzED
BOARD OF THE FORMER

PRESIDENT GARY CoNFERs WITH REoRGANIzED
BOARD OF THE FORMER.
The reorganized Board of Directors of the Ameri-
can Steel and Wire Company held a meeting yes
terday at the local offices of the company. and the
fact that President Gary of the Federal Steel Com
pany was in conference with them for some time
tended to confirm the impression of Wall Street
that the relations between the two corporations
would henceforth be increasingly intimate Ex-
Judge Gary. when asked afterward TO say what
degree of significance might be attached to his
visit would merely answer: We are pleased with
the management; ot the American Steel and Wire
Company, and business relations certainly
satisfactory -
Alfred Clifford who succeeded John w Gates
chairman of the Board of the Steel and Wire
Company. at his post yesterday, but declined
talk for publication Ex-President John Lambert,
who retired because of his desire take rest.
He will return to this city soon with his family,
Europe
The advance in the Steel and Wire issues
Thursday, due to the knowledge that Chairman
Gates would retire from the active management
of the company not maintained yesterday,
examination and analysis of the lists of officers
and directors, 5 revised at the Board meeting of
Thursday, leading the Street to the view that Mr..
Gates's influence still paramount. Steel and
Wire common closed at 3Sl4, net loss for the day
of 2is per cent aud the preferred at IS, a net de-
cline of per cent.