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New-York tribune., 1901-03-22
CYCLING.
L. A W. OFFICIALS ADVISE wHEEIME.N TO
RETAIN BELLS-NOTES AND COMMENTS.

The weather cleared up finely yesterday after
noon that the wheelmen began to think of an out
ing to-day. and If it continues clear and warm
many riders will be seen for the first time this
year AT places yesterday where wheeImen con-
gregae little else talked about but the decision
of Magistrate Cornell TO the effect that wheeImen
need not carry bells under existing laws Isaac b.
Potter. ex-president of the League OF American
Wheemen and Mfor NJ. Belding. jr-. the chief
consul Of the State, held consultation yesterday
and there is chance that the organization may
seek TO have new law passed. The officials of the
should carry bells and at the conclusion OF their
talk both Messrs Potter and Beldng said that they
use bells their handlebars in the future they
ma gistrates OF the city will be so Ienient with
wheemen who run down pedestrians and have no
bells on their wheels as they will be with others
who carry bells and use lamps at night.
The annual dinner of the Associated Cycling
Clubs of New-York. which held at the Knicker-
10 be of the most enjoyable reunions of wheel
men ever held in this city Most of the prominent
clubs in the district represented, and the
opinion general that the coming outdoor season
would prove TO be of the liveest in the history
of wheeling. Several members of the Calumet
Cycle Club were present This club is composed of
colored men. and one OF the best speeches of the
citation will encourage competition this year. and II
1t was the sentiment OF of those present that
IT would be a good thing for racing If the clubs
held under the auspices OF the clubs. instead OF
under the control of professional promoters. With
the trade interested in track and road racing, IL
will be much easier for the clubs to conduct meets
than II has been in the last two years when the
trade took little interest in the sport.
Announcement has been made that the following
amateur bicycle riders have been transferred 10
the professional class by the National Cycle
citation: F ]. Caldwell. Elmwood, Conn; lester
Wilson Pittsburg; ". F. Wahrenberger. New-York
city; James n. Hunter. Newark y. j. John King,
Newark y. J. |. G. Perry. ChiCOpee, Mass. r. VI.
Alexander. Hartford. Conn; Ped Hickman Br-
mngham. Ala: ". :. Fenn Bristol Conn. Claude
Hamilton Lowell Mass: Joseph TurgeOu. Fall
River. Mass; Joseph SzparadOwsk Waterbury,
Conn.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-22
STABLE BOYS STRIKE AT NEWMARKET

Newmarket England, March 22.-Three hundred
stable boys held meeting here last evening and
decided 20 go on strike unless the trainers IN
creased their wages. 20 shilliugs a week to %
shillings.
The speakers argued that an honest living WAS
impossible such pittance paid for the care of
animals valued at thousands OF pounds.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-22

Patrick Hynes who assaulted and knocked down
Mrs. Louise A. Pryor. OF No. 121 East Thirty
eighth-st-, February 13. I'm the railroad tunnel
Park-ave. and Thrty-eighth-st was sent 70
prison for ten years yesterday by Judge Newburger
in the Court of General Sessions.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-22
AKIN DEFEATS BIEN.

In the pool tournament for the championship or
the Knickerbocker Athletic Club last night Alnro
Akin defeated Franklin Bien. jr-. by the score OF
100 76.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-22
AMERICAN JOCKEYS LICENSED

London. March 21.-Johnnie and Lester Reif.
Glenn Jenkins and A. Mcintyre have been Ii
censed by the Jockey Club for the coming sea-
son.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-22

PELL.-sT. GRocERs ESTIMATE THEIR 1LABuL-
TIES AT 81 iG3

IIT@N n ~ ff'
Three Cinnamon filed petition in bankruptcy
yesterday. which is the second petition Of its kind
since the Bankrupt act went into force They are
Lee Yong Ling, Young Lum Que and Lee Ten Wing
who compose the firm of Wing Wo Hing Company
grocers At No. sc Pcll-st Their abilities are 81 s3
and assets s2,9l3. consisting of stock SlOOO; ac-
counts. a6s3, and wagon and fixtures $3.50
The outstanding accounts for goods sold nv
them TO various persons in this city PHILADELPHIA
Buffalo, Denver. NeW-Orleans. bridegroom and
providence. There are forty-three creditors five Of
whom are American firms and thirty-eight Chinese
They have been in business sixteen years
New-York tribune., 1901-03-22
PROPOSALS FOR FRESH AND sA

MEATS-MANHATTAN STATE HOSPITALS
Sealed proposals for furnishing Fresh and Salt
Manhattan Hospitals for period Of six months
from April 1st 1901, delivered in
four O'Clock. p. NJ. Friday March 2a,h
1901. the undersigned office he
No. Madison Avenue York City (Nhere fiIl sn.ri-
rcations obJainel. a which plac
Board of Managers will receive proposals
No bids shall be considered except from parties who
actual dealers in the commodities for which
nit proposals Each bid be accompanied by GER
titled check for five of the full
that contract will be entered awars
a bond Of approved surety
the will be required after award 70
faithful performance OF
The Board OF Managers reserves the right RET
and all bids. as II deem for the
State.
HENRY E. HOW
Nsdent. Board OF
New-York tribune., 1901-03-22
SPy99RgIS
3p6R1ffs'FlfN' II
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY

HoCKEY.-ottawa against New-York Athletic Club. St.
Nicholas Rink s15 D m.
sHOoTlNCiTrap shooting. ntercity match. River
ton Gun Club against New-Urrecht Gun Club. Phia-
delphia.
GoLF.-Tournament for women Lakewood
BILLIARDS. - Three-cornered professional match
Maurice Dalys. ..
WRESTLING-Tourname az Grand Central Palace.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-22
proposaIs.
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN sUPPI1Es-pe


- partmert O Interior. Ofice OF Indian A1.ira
Washington. d o. March 1901 Sealed proposals Ir
dOrsed Proposals for beef
be and directed the Commissioner OF Indian A1ars
235 Johnson Chicago. Ill. will be received until
o'clock. p Of Tuesday. April Q. 1901. furnishing
for the Indian Service beef -four. bacon
rice and other articles
for boots and shoes. groceries. soap. powder
croCkery agricultural implements paints
harness. leather. shoe
etc hardware. school and medical supplies and ionx
list OF miscellaneous articles Sealed proposals. Indose
Proposals for blankets wOollen and
Ing. etc the be. and directed 10 ths
Commissioner OF Indian Affairs Nos and 70 Wooster
New York city, will be received
D. m Tuesday. May Q 1901 fo- Furnishing Tor ths
Indian Service blankets cotton goods cloth
ing notoHs. hats and Bids made ont on
Government blanks. Schedules giving
formation for bidders will be furnished application to
the Indian Office Washington. u. c.: q and 70
Wooster street, New York CITY, 235
cagO. Ill: No. 12OS Howard street Omaha Nebr: ths
Commissaries of Subsistence l.. :. A. at Chavenne
Leavenworth, s. Louis 81 Paul. and san Francisco:
the postmssters at Sioux City Yankton, Civ
Caldwell Topeka. Wichita and Tucson. Bids Be
invited be present the opening The peparf-
the right determine point OF delivery
and to reject and all bids. part any BID
w A. JONES. Commissioner
New-York tribune., 1901-03-22
NOyERNOR'S ISLAND. y Y. IN. March %

i9o1-Sealed proposals. tripIicate for furnishing
Fuel required in Dept Of the East during fiscal year
ending June 1902. will be received
and stations indicated Instructions hereunder
until II NJ April 10 1901 u. s. right reiecs
or accept any or all proposals or any thereof In
formation furnished on application Envelopes containing
proposals will be endorsed Proposals for Fuel ~
JAS. NJ MOORE. \. @ NJ @.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-22
Music Boxes

% cts 10 10000. exhibition at the Music
Box Store. 80 Union So Easy terms.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-22
TEN YEARS FOR ASsAULTING MRS. PRYOR
MAN WHO KNOCKED HER DOWN AND GRABBED
PoCKETBOOK IN TUNNEL SENT TO
SING SING.

SING SING.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1901-07-26
Ordered His Own Coffin.

"A man entered n ealesroom some
time ago, recalled st. Joseph
undertaken IN q rcccn. chat with n
local interviewer, "and said that
he wanted 10 select cnsket and
shroud asked what sized cask-
ct he wanted, and he answered;
.Well, ,ou can measure me il you
want; want the cnekct for my.
ealf." | wes taken by surprise.
and hc noticed it, but he appeared
10 think that there WIS nothing un-
usual IN hls request. i am ak
iall. he said. Without further de-
lay ! began TO show him our diff
ferent cnrkeis. lie was very par
llcular about it they all arc and
il took him about mn hour To &C.
lect whnl he wanted He then So
lected shroud and other neoes-
aariee, aud snvo an order for four
carriages When wo we're through
he asked the price and told him
500 He paid over the cash and |
gave HIM receipt Tor his own
funeral. That man was apparent
ly strong and robust at the time.
Six weeks later received tele-
phone message from ono OF tho
hospitals III this city announcing
tnal my customer had died and
that he had given instructions to
have me called The details of tho
funeral were carried out just as hs
had planned them. - Kansas City
Star.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1901-07-26

nr uohhAf aparaguA piiseurc MI kidney Ills sam
plo free Add hturiing itemedy 90, Chicago OF NJ L.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1901-07-26

Educate Your Bowels with Cascarets,
Candy Cnthartic, euro constipation forever.
s0c, 200. II q, q. g fall druggists refund money.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1901-07-26
Two DoLLARs PER Yr.E
The New Game Law.

BE il enacted hy tho Legislative
Arecmbly of the Territory Of
New Mexico.
section | After tho passage Of
thib act for a period Of five years,
thereafter, il shall he unlawful to
XIII or in any wise destroy or In
lure any elk, deer, antelope, or
mountain sheep IN the Territory OK
New Mexico, except upon private
ground or property by tho owner
or lessee thereof, or with hie per-
mission.
Section 2. Any person or per
sons violating the provifions of
THE act shall be punished by any
court before whom complaint may
be made, Ivy fine not to exceed
One Hundred Dollars ($l00,00)
and not less than Fifty Dollars
(S50,00), or by imprisonment ia
the county Jail, not to exceed six
months aud not less than thirty
lays. Each killing or injuring or
II any manner deetsoying any of
the animals, except as provided
herein, shall constitute separate
oficnse under the provisions OF
this act
Section 3. The provisions Of
this act shall apply to all Indians
on or off reservations, or coming
into the territory from adjoining
states or territories. and il ia here
BY made the duty Of the Secretary
II the Territory to make certified
copies of this act, within ten days
after the passage, thereof, and send
the same by registered mail to each
and every Indian agent and Post
master in the Territory Of Now
Mexico.
Section 4 This act shall take
eflect from aud after its passage
and all ncta and parts Of acts ia
conflict herewith are hereby re-
pealed,
Approved, March l9lh, 1901.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1901-07-26

There is, according to the Albuquerque
Citizen. no whisky distilled in THIS ter
ritory. There are seventeen fruit brancy
aistilleriea. tfteen OF these are iocate'
in the Rio Grande valley, at coraiea'
Bclan. Alouqueraue and Las Cruces mo
other Two are in San Juan county,
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1901-07-26

Alex McGregor aud John Ogles-
by of pinos Altos are making pre-
par tons to work tho tellings of
The Wagner null at that place.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1901-07-26

Nasal Caiarr.i qaicSly yiolda to trent
meht hy Elys Cgoam l.aha, which Is aGreo.
ably aromatic 1t is received though Tie
nostrls, oloansoe and heaa tho whole sur
face over which /. dtiluscs itself Draggisls
sell tho 50o sizai Trial e.4e by mail, 10
cents. Test IL and yoa arc safo to continue
tho treatment.
hnncvs cr,nclt.
TO accommodate tAope Who oro partial
to tho use OF A.oni1era III applying ligHidD
into tho nasal aaaagea for eatd,ybat tfoa-
hes, the rropretors re ar9 Cream lialm IA
lianid form, which vii lo known as lslys
Liquid Cream Balm. pr.co inclddng Ito
spraying tube is 75conts Druggists or by
mail The liquid form cinbodics the med
icinal properties Of The solid preparation.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-07-25

W. ag.on. JaIy 2l.-when
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-07-25

Fort Sill, July, 23.-The SOL
diers have orders to prepare for
an expedition to the mountains as
soon as the registrations close.
All sooners win be expelled and
kept out until after the opening,
ramors come in here that many
have sluated on mineral e.alms in
the mountains and propose to hold
them by force. Its said they
have organized into heavily armed
parties and the homesteader who
have complied with The law fear
trouble.
The troops viii drive them an
out, however, and Uncle Sam will
keep faith with the people who
draw his land.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-07-25
Emerson

We carry the Michigan Gaso
line Stoves, and they are the lat
est and best out with the Jel
burners. 0yerstreet q Sons.
Queen quality shoes for women
Morgan & Gribi's.
ArbOgast & Belew carrie
foil line Of pumps, pipe and
fitting.
We mean just what we say
when we tell you that the Cuban
perfecto is the best Sc cigar on
the market.
Bicycles TO rent, bicycles "a
sell, bicycles 10 tx, at W. o. Will
ilm's thop, 2nd door west Of the
First National Bank.
We don't care for the cost
Lime only clio.
An SNOW & Co.
Ihaye a few well located and
choios lots for sale.
II j. ARcH CANAL.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-07-25

from Oklahoma that the men reg.
istering at El Reno and Lawion
are doing so with the intention Of
transferring their rights TO others
"The report he aaid sis the eff
feet that they can and will dispose
OF their numbeas At enormous
profits. That is absolutely ab.
surd, FOR it is impossible under
the regulations forthemlo dispose
Of their claims. FOR any Of them
to aitcmt 10 do so would be a
clear violation Of law. They take
IA cath not 10 10 such a thing
aud to use their rights for their
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-07-25
The Total Registration Will Reach the
Enormous Figure of One Hun
dred and Sixty-Five
Thousand.
WILL FIX THE CONFIDENCE MEN
The People Of Lawton will Maintain Law
and Order--Springer is Again in the
Courts With his Pet Scheme.

I certificates Of this Office.
Lieutenant OF the 10Th infantry,
who has been stationed at this
post for the past six weeks, re-
ceived orders this afternoon to re-
port to Commander. W. Logan,
Roots, Ark, for duty. lie leaves
tonight. Everything passed of
quietly here today. The registra
ton was 1,oG4.
1t seems 10 be one Of the def
nitely settled things that the open
ing Of the KioWa, Commanche and
Wichita and Apache lands is the
last opening TO a general settle
ment Of domain within the pres
ent limits OF the United States.
II has always been assumed that
the vast and rich expanse Of In
dian lands on the East would
some day be opened to settlement
under the homes cad laws Of the
country.
The chances for this have about
vanished. II is hardly possible
that any Ct 1t viii ever be for the
homesteader.
Under Tie provisions Of the
Curtis law, as modified by the
Aioka agreement in the matter Of
the Choctaw aud Chickasaw lands
the Seminole treaty 10 the matter
Of the Seminole lands aud the re
Gently ratified Creek treaty prac-
gically all Of the lands embraced
in the present Indian territory
arc to be allotted 10 the members
OF the tribes in severalty, There
will very likely be- Of IL left
for homestead purposes.
The Creek country is already
open to purchase from the Indi-
ans, however, aud doubtless all
OF the Indian lands will be Oh the
market within tAc next few years.
But the homeseeker need not
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-07-25

Washington, Jnly 2i-Secreia
~ Hitchcock said today With ref
erence to the effort 10 prevent the
opening Of the Oklahoma lands 10
sediment by injunction proceed
ings at FL Reno, that the prepara-
tions Of the department for the
opening would 60 on just the
same as If no suit had been
brought.
ave shall not let the matter 60
by defaulp be said, "but We ap-
prehend no obstacle from that
proceeding. Anyone can bring
a suit.
The secretary today took cog
nizaDce Of the reports coming
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-07-25

look to any OF this country with
any feeling Of certainty that any
Of it viii ever become subject 70
homestead entry.
With this gone there is scarce
ly a place to which a homestead
opening can be looked for. 10
fact We might as well sum the
matter up by concluding that this
is the last one that viii ever be
held in this country
Our next opening-if there ey-
er be one--must be either 10 Por-
to Rico or the Philippines.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-07-25

f. Sill. July 23-Hundreds Of
the people who have registered
for claims at this place have emI.
grated 10 the Wichita mountains
and are now busy with the pick
and shovel digging into the bow
el1 OF the earth. Some have
struck what's supposed to be rich
leads Of gold bearing quartz.
Among them is an old miner
Damed George W lson. he is loca
ted almost % miles west Of Fort
Sill and has IN his possession this
morning a fine block quartz which
certainly looked as If It contained
the yellow mineral 10 paying quan
.iiies. lie has complied with
The mining laws aud has hled his
claim with the register of deeds
Of Canadian county.
Others are preparing 10 lake
mining claims which consist OF
nearly twenty acres. Many Of
them are excellent pieces Of farm
ing lands and comprise some Of
the pretiiest parts one wishes TO
see. II one is lucky in drawing a
claim and can make his mining
claim stick he will have a home
and eau save enoRgh aud more to
supply bis needs from his little
farm
Major II. b. Mcknight as reg
isler Of The Lawton land Office
was served with injunction sum
mons this forenoon, commanding
him to sppear at I'll Reno July
9th 70 answer proceeding bro't
by Lone Wolf and others, Clerks
Jacobus S. Jones aud p. s. Black
Of tho registering force were or.
dered to report to Governor Rich
ards at El Reno. They will leave
in the morning at daylight With
number OF heavy mail sacks
containing registration slips and
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-07-25

"Wichita is more free from
toughs and undesirable characters
than at any time for months past
remarked chief Of police Frank S.
Burt this morning. Even our 10
cal bad people arc out Of the city
to a large extept. This Is ac
countable from the fact that they
have gone to FL Reno and ether
cities in the vicinity of the new
country. Tramps and other ro-
yers are all bound IN the same d.
rection Wichita Beacon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-07-25

At Lawion the law-abiding peo.
pie have decided that until law
can be enforced by civil authori-
ties. they will handle the uuruly
without gloves. They have or
ganized a law and order league
The organization has decided to
print aud distribute one thous-
aud handbils bearing tho follow
ing:
"Noiice is hereby served on
all eoaddeace men, pickpockets,
thieves aud crooks who are
caught plying their avocations,
that they wiz be hanged TO the
noare ttrec."
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-07-25

own exclusive benefit. There
can be no speculation in these
numbers
The secretary also said tlat re-
ports are cming il to the depart
meat OF a scheme for disposiag
ofnumsrous townsites.ths prOieo
ters offeltng chances 70 the pab+
lie.
'The only toWnsiies authorized
the secretary sSid, are those Of
the three county seats. No olb-
ers have been sanctioned, snd no
one knows where others will be.
Hence all except these three are
bogus and should be denounced
as intended TO deceive the pn5-
hc1
Referring to the suggestion that
the new lands should be sold AZ
auction and the proceeds turned
over to the Indians. the secretary
said:
"Ihese lands are as much gov
ernment property as any part Of
the public domain. They have
been purchased from the indians
and title no longer in them.
Hence the plan is not feasible.
Moreover, At would not wise If
practicable. for If the lands were
put up at auction they would all
fall into the hands of men With
money aud the poor man would
buye no chance whatever. Tn.
der the present plan all have
edual rights, regardless Of eondis
tions Of wealth, and that this is.
recognized is made evident the
large number taking advantage Of
the opportunity for registration.
The registration will close at G
p. M. on the 20.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-07-25

The FL Reno American bsc)ms
sentimental aud crAwls up on the
coop to say:
we resent the insinuation Of
come Of our visitors that
many af the women registering
are not over II or Is years Of age
that their appearance indicates il
they look so youthful. Gentle
men, It's the climate. As soon as
a scrawny, slabsidel, weaiherbeat-
en-, lantern jawed old maid with
sunkea eyes and hollow checks
strikes the Oklahoma line when
en- route to El Reno, the magical
elect Of our climate is to be no.
ticed. The eye begins to bright
en-, the cheek rounds n2 aud takes
q peachy bloom, the form becomes
plump, tho step bouyant and By
the tram reaches I'll Reno, the
wonderful mstamorphosis is ao
complished. On, its grand, this
life glvipg, revivifyiDg climate Of
ours. why seek the "Fouutain Of
Eternal Youth" eisewherei come
10 I'll Reno and with Us enjoy all
that heart coald wish.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-07-25

Topeka, July, 22.-Mrs. Car
rio Nations was today fined 500
and given 80 days jill sentence BY
Judge Hazeu ia the district couit
fer disturbing The peace and digni-
ts OF the city by q Sunday joint
smashing last March. There is
no appeal and the noted woman
will have to serve her time in
prison.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-07-25
Prise Eating Contest. .

"They bad an eating contest the
other night At Pin Hook school
house.
"Who woni
"Ben Sputters--he ale nine head
of cnbbage'"
"Didn't Il make him sickgr
"No. He just took a spoonful
Of Dr., Caldwells Syrup Pepsin.
That prevents stomach trouble Of
any kind, they sayi1
AtD. .. Harts.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-07-25

Ardmore, July Word has
been received in this city that
the failure Of Secretary Hitch
cock to approve Of the plat Of
Ardmore is due to the fact that
the department is not entirely
satisfied with the map, says the
Appeal.
II has been four weeks or more
since the map Of our city was
sent TO Moskogee, where it was
inspected by J. George Wright
aud it was generally understood
lhat he had approved the plat
Il was then sent on TO Washing
ton for final disposition.
Now comes the news from
Washington that Secretary HitcA,
cock Of the interior department,
has gone to New England TO
spend bis va cation and without
approving ArdmoTe's plat.
This does not necessarily mean
that it will be turned down. Many
property holders are Of the opin-
ion that the map is being held
back until Messrs. Hehey and Bar
ney have a conference and make
report TO Secretary Hitchcock.
They were unable to explain, how
ever, what the report had to do
with the approval Of the plat.
At wnsile headquarters moth
ing was elected regarding tie de-
lay ofapproval.