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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-30
Provided the Petitions Of the Rail-
road Companies are Granted.
NAY CAUSE INCONVENIENCE
To uoad Travel. but Companies CLAIM,
IL wiii Lessen Danger to Vent
cies aud Pedestrians.

The petitions OF the Oregon Short
Line. Rio Grando Western railroads and
Of the Union Depot company have been
put away by city Recorder Bncitman
for action by the incoming city admin
istration. There Is no doubt but ~ soon
M the new municipal officers get fairly
TO work they WIN dispose OF the matter
Just ~ rapidly as a proper consldora-
tion OF the subject Will admit and the
petitions will be either granted or de-
MED.
Tho oregon Short Line asks that the
city close to public traffic all Of South
Temple street from Third West to
Fourth West. and tho east half Of
Fourth West street from South Temple
to First North. and that the railroad
company be allowed the use " these
areas for track purposes.
The Rio Grandc Western requests
that Second South street from Firth
West to Seventh West be closed for its
use for trackagc purposes.
The Union Depot company praya that
Third South street be closed up at ~
intersection with Fourth West street
md that the Fourth West street, be.
tween Second South and Fourth South
streets be denied 20 public travel; also
that the company be granted right ii
way for main track along Fourth
West street 10 points from which tn,
present main lines can be reached Mt tn,
north and south sldca OF the city.
IL II admitted that the closing 81
these streets will entail some lnconvcn
Ian a
IL also contcnded 10y railroad men thai
the convenience Of Union depot nnt
the reduction Of the grade crossing
danger To minimum will more thar
Offset this Inconvenience.
However these matters may b,
viewed by the city administration, nj
citizens VIII be glad to see tho question
decided one way or the other at az
early date-and most OF them want th'
Union depot.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-30

d. a II. q. Grievance Committees Meet
Ofuciais In Denver.

Three grievance committees from as
many different departments OF service
on the Rio Grande road are now In
Denver and fourth was expected he
fore tho close OF the day.
I'he telographcrs' committee n In
session at the Equitable building with
General superintendent ". W. Sam
pie aud Division Superintendent j. j.
Turns. while the engineers ana fire.
men are presenting their complaints TO
the superlntcndcnt NJ machinery at
Burnhnm. a conference OF the
affiliated branches OF the service In
scheduled to take place at no later n
date than tomorrow. The engineers
are not In the federation, but all other
orders on tho Denver and Rio Grande
are associated In the common cause. II
IL claimed that there can be no serious
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-30
INSPECTING ICE PONDS.

Sanitary Inspector urc is busy these
days examining the conditions 81 vnrl-
Gus ponds from which Ice N taken, and
before Ice dealers can get a permit t0
sell the article next summer the record
az 20 the sanitary condition Of the
sources OF supply win be iirst COM
suited. The water supplying n pond In
Iieath's hay field. near the intersection
OF West Temple and TcLth South
streets IN said 10 be charged with the
drainage OF manure heaps and surface
fcWarp
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-30
sunny.Ide and Clear Greek Trains.

To-day the Rio Grande Western be-
gan runnlnsnccommodatlon trains to the
Sunnysldc and Clear Creek coal fields.
and viii continue thIe service hereafter.
This schedule IL In operations
For Sunnysldc the train leaves Helper
at S a. M. leave Mounds 1856 a. M. and
arrive Sunnysldc n a. m. leave sun
nysidc y, M, leave Mounds $40 y, M,
arrive Helper $40 y. m. Price II IN
between Helper and Mounds and thus
sccurca an extra train TO Helper and
one to Mounds ana Sunnyslde.
For tho Clear Creek mines train
leaves Sconcld at $3.50 q. m. and arr
riycs Clear Creek at 9:iO a. m.
Leaves Clear Creek at II q. IN. and ar
riyes scofleld at 1870 y. m.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-30

The Rapid Transit people have or
dered some new cars. ana they are to be
Of tho ycstibule class. TO comply with
the state law. which requires that all
new cars purchased by the street rail-
way companies shall be vestibulcd. The
new rolling stock coming ON for the
Rapid Transit IL Of the most improved
nnd comfortable kind, propelled by
motors Of the latest get-up.
People living on the calder's Park
line Of this company are very much
crowded on cars running out that way
In the evenings at and o'clock. on
last nights o'clock car fifty-nvc fares
were rung up-and the car was a small
one. capable of carrying twenty seated
passengers AZ a close pinch. II In hoped
that when the new cars arrive the pres
sure viii be somewhat relieved.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-30
ENJOY CHRISTMAS TREE.

The advanced pupils OF the First
Baptist church sunday school gave an
entertainment last evening" tho chief
feature being Christmas tree, The
church was crowded by both old and
young and everybody had a good time.
The musical numbers were enjoyed I'M
mensely. This part Of the program
was under the direction OF Miss Crisslc
Lawson.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-30
Convention to be Held at Fort
Worth on January l6.
UTAll's REPRESENTATION.
u Promises Go be quite Largc-Jcssc
". smith, q. n. wnntinnd aud 4. u.
de iticquics among the speakers.

Tho following is the order OF buslncss
TO be followed at the meeting OF the
National Live Stock association. to be
held at Fort Worth, Texas. commence
Ing Tueeday. January 10 1900.
TUESDAY.
Convention called to order. Grcenwali
Opera house.
Prnycr-Dr. Luther Little.
Address Of welc1me-Gov. J. u.
sayers. of Texas.
Mayor II. II. Paddock, Fort Worth.
Texas.
Responsc--Mr. u. W. Smith. Illinois.
Roll call and approval list OF dele
Eatca.
Annual address OF President, Hon.
John w. Springer. Colorado.
Recess.
Annual report OF executive committee.
Consideration Of report.
Introduction ana reference " rcEolu-
tlons.
Conditions or the Industry IN United
States" Five minute talks from dele
gates from each state.
Address, ''rho Cattle Industry oi
Cnnndn"-Mr. Henry wade. secretary,
Dominion Short.born Breeders associa-
| uOn, Toronto.
Addrces--"Thc Next Live Stock Cen
rus," Hon. l.. q. Powers. department Of
| agriculture. Washington, u. &.
Tuesday Evcnlng-smokcr at the Ho-
tel Worth,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-30

The Butte ana Portland express on
the oregon Short Line. which should
have arrived here NJ S.55 this morning,
was four hours late on account OF the
wreck NJ q freight train on the division
west o. pucatcllo
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-30
9 ~

~ consists OF a small Vial OF pleasant
pellets. Just fits the vest pocket.
~ cures by restoring the checked
circulation indicated By chill or shIv-
err; starts the blood coursing through
the veins and 50 breaks up" Cold
or the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-30

Miss Ella Lawson returned yesterday
from pleasant eastern trip.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-08
WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA.
Constant Fighting in Vicinity Of
jOWn Of Ladysmith.
England, Ger many and Uaited States
Annex Sam oan Islands.
General MacAr ihut's Gallant Amy Cap
lures Another Filipino fown.
BosRs BLOW UP A BRIDGE.
BoERs BLOW UP A BRIDGE.

Esicourt, Natal, Nov. 8 ten. wulte
Murray has received important dis.
patches from Ladysmith by u runner,
but their contents ~ not yet diyulged.
fhe armOrei train, with II detachment OF
the Dubiin Fusiiiers and railroad engi.
neering staff. which left here for ColeIzJ
TO repair tue line. and which also Ia.
tended TO 90 through TO Ladysmith II
possible, hos returned. The command.
ting officer reports that he proceeded be.
yond Colenzj, and found the dwellings
there untouched.
Il. Is reported that the Beers are not
within twenty miles OF here.
Bullet holes In the uniforms OF the
Durham volunteers show the nsrrowness
OF their es ,spe from Fort Wylie, which
was only effected after the hesvy fire oi
the Dablin Fusiliers. had inflicted severe
loss on the Beers. A number OF the gar
tison, hard pressed by the Boers, leaptd
into the river amid shower OF bullets
and diving repeatedly, reached the far
bank unseathed.
General French managed to leave
Ladysmith by the last train from there
Four miles from C0lenzo the Beers hred
on the train, but no one was hit Gen
eral French Is going 10 Cape Town In or
der TO take command OF the cavalry.
The border regiment arrived here on
Friday.
Sub Inspector Petley, OF Natal police.
says his men alone forming one OF ssv.
eral burial parties inferred sixty.
four Beers killed at the battle OF Talsna
hill.
The colonial forces are lighting In
their shirt sleeves. IL is expected this
will spread 10 all the forces before long
BRIDGE BLOWN UP.
. IeenstowD. Cape Colony. Nov. 5.-I,
IL reported thaI the Beers have blown up
he Stromburgspruit bridge, as u terrific
explosion was heard.
BoERS' EXPEDITION.
Colesburg, Nov. Sit is reported that
lhree thousand Beers have left Pretoria
aud are going 10 protect the southern
border OF the Orange Free state. They
are said to be accompanied by a large
contingent OF German artillery with
quick firing guns OF heavy calibre.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-08
DIsTBIUr COURT.

The Judge has set Friday morning as
the time at which he will set for trail
causes IN which juries have been hereto
fore waived, and when he will also set
for trial all causes In which the parties
may agree to waive jury
The court this morning was engaged
In the trial OF causes In which jury had
been waived. The first case tried was
that OF Mamie strsddler vs.. Mrs. Jolly, or
Mrs Carl Hoffman. The case grew out
OF an action In replevin, and the court
held that the action was not sustained
and found the damage TO the defendant
by reason thereof to be $S0.25, with In.
court rendered judgment In favor OF the
defendant.
The court also tried the case OF Cron-
mier Il Shember vs.. Ben. Meyer. This
WAS suit In assupmsit growing out OF an
Indebtedness for bale OF Navajo blank.
cts. UpOn the evidence introduced the
court held that the plaintiff had proved
his case by q prep0ndersnce OF the evil
dence. and rendered judgment for the
plaintiffs In the SUN or 800 and costs.
In the cases OF Bartlett IL Tyler w.
Alliance and Traders Insurance com
phDiss, ghfnisntrs, JuuRtntut amounting
to $457 aud S623. with interest and
costs, have been satisfied by the plain
tiffs.
The case case of Cooperative Building
and Loan association OF Albuquerque
and NJ. W. Flournoy. trustee, vs.. william
Frazer. william McIntosch, II. l.. War
rem and william Dunbar. the court has
given hnal judgment against VIM
Frazer for $2lS2i 90 In favor OF plain
tiff. and directing II said sum be Of
paid In ninety days that the property
situate on the northwest corner OF Rail.
road avenue and First street be sold tC
satisfy the same. together with an at.
torney's fee Of $500 In favor OF o. n
Maroon. c. X Burg was appointed b.
the court TO sell the property, and to ex
ecute deeds to the purchasers.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-08

Hon. X. A. Miers, chairman OF the
board OF county commissioners, who was
here the p'st two days attending meet
In Z Of the board, selling q big output Of
wool. and purchasing an immense stock
G. general merchandise for his store at
Cuba, left this afternoon on hia return
home, caravan OF twenty-eight wagons
loaded with merchandise following him.
A stop for the night will be made at Los
Corrsles, and bright and early 10 morrow
marning the caravan will continue on TO
Cuba Grunsfeld Bros. sold enough goods
To Oil dozsn or more OF the wagons.
W. l.. Trimble, who went up to Bland
this morning, wishes II to be known that
the stage running from Thornton waits
train, which leaves Albuquerque at 7:30.
so heavy that he has ordered q large six
horse stage which will accommodate
fourteen people and he anticipates soon
to have to put on another OF the same
kind.
Harry Bullard, an employe at the Ger
rillos Coal company's office Ia still Ill,
but reports from his sick chamber give
the news that he ia slowly improving.
Nnile SICK, MS Out'es ~ the coal ONCE
are being looked after by II. r. Bogh,
les arrival from Allentown. Penn.
rhe rustline committee OF the Fergus
son Hook h Ladder company. out yester-
day, report having sold a large number
OF tickets TO their annual ball which will
be held at the Armory hall on Thanks
giving eve.
For Battenberg materials. stamped
linens. embroidery, silk, go to Mrs. |. l..
Plummer, room 20. N. 7. Armijo build
ing Free lessons this week. First class
instruction.
A few days ago. ss his train was near
ing Needles. Engineer Rudd badly in
jnred his arm. He came In from the
west last night, and is now q hospital
patient.
Mrs. Herman Hsse, who has been on q
protracted visit to eastern relatives and
friends, has returned to the city.
Crackerj ack,
First OF the season,
Made to-day.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-08
SAMOAN A8R REEM ENT.

Islands To he Divided Between Germany,
England aud United states.
Berlin, Nov. SIT was officially stated
to-day that an agreement subject to the
approval OF the United had been reached
between Great Britain and Germany, re-
garding the samoan islands which with
the exception OF Tutuila and adjacent
islands, become German territory.
Great Britain. II Is added, ren0unces
any claim TO the Samoan islands. Ger.
many, IN turn, renonnces any claim 70
the Tonga islands and the Savage islands
10 favor OF Great Britain and also cedes
Choisul and san Isabel. two eastern
islands OF the Solomon group, with their
insulsr surroundings, 10 Great Britain.
Consular representatives OF the two
powers In Samoa and Tonga islands are
to be withdrawn from the present Ger
man subjects and are to have the same
rights ~ British subjects In regard to
free and unimpeded enlistment OF native
lsborers In the whole OF the Solomon
group In possession OF Great Britain, in
cluding Choisul and San Isabel.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-08
A New Coal Yard.

John 8. Beayen who has been handling
coal at the railroad shops for the past
eight years, supplying the employees,
wishes TO announce that he IL now pre-
pared to supply his former patrons and
the public generally, with the best and
clesnest coal brought 10 the city. Hay-
ing obtained the agency for the Clsrks
Vile coal, and erected bins, office and
scales at 3is, south First street, opposite
the Lindsll hotel, he invites all to give
him call either In person or over auto
matte phone 266.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-08

much lighter than then. Cummins, can.
didste for United States senator, claims
that he will have majority In the
house and that the senate will be evenly
divided between himself and Gear. In-
dications are that the nomination will
depend upon the Legislative caucus In
January.
NEBRASKA RETURNS.
Omaha, Neb, Nov. S.-Complete re.
turns by counties are coming In slowly.
but enough has been received 10 indicate
that Holcomb. fusionist, carried the state
for supreme judge by q majority ranging
from $1,000 10 $1,000. In tue sixth con.
gressional district where election was
held to fill vacancy caused by the death
OF Greene, populist, the result Is likely
10 be close, with the chances In favor OF
Neville, fusionist. Reese. republican
candidate for supreme Judge, polled
about the same vote as Hayward for gov
ernor last year. but the increased vote
practically all went TO the fusionists.
ELECTION IN COLORADO.
Denver. Colo. Nov. s.-Plurslities Of
the democratic candidates In this county
range between 5000 and 5000. The
republicans seem to have made gains
generally In the county elections In
Colorado, hut the results are much
mixed, owing to the various combina
tions formed.
SOUTH DAKOTA REPUBLICAN.
500 Falls. s D., Nov. S.-Returns up
To noon indicate q republican majority
OF 10000.
NAsH's PLURALITY.
Cincinnati, Nov. 3 --Unotlicial returns
from seventy-fonr counties In Ohio. In.
GLIDING Cuyahogs, Lucas. Hamilton,
Franklin, give Nash q plurality over Nc
Lean Of 4s.973. Fourteen counties un.
reported gave Chapman q plurality OF
3,7i7. Counting these fourteen counties
the same "a In 1897 would give q repub-
lican plurality OF 1925.
REPUBLICANS CARRY SALT LAKE.
Salt Lake, Utah, Nov. S.-Thompson
republican. for mayor. has q msjority oI
$50. The republicans also elected re.
corder and auditor. and the democratic
elected attorney, treasurer and justice oil
publicsns, six democrats. Democrats
elect mayors In Ogden. Provo, Park City
and Logan.
HAMILTON COUNTY VOTE.
Cincinnati. o. Nov s--Hamilton
county complete. unofli,ial: Nash, re
publican 3i,S05; Mclean, democrat. 80,
97g; James 1850. McLesn's plnrslit,
LIZA Caldwell. republican for lieuten
ant governor has plurality Of 939.
VIRGINIA DEMOCRATIC.
Richmond, Va, Nov. The state sen
ate will be- entirely democratic. Th'
house will be composed OF ninety-thret
regular democrats, three independents
aud three republicans. Martin will
secure the nomination OF the party caucus
for United States senator.
LATEST FROM KENTUCKY.
Cincinnati. foy. 3 S-superintenden
Miller. OF the Western Union Telegraph
company, has issued the following bulle
tin on the Kentucky election:
THE returns give Goebel majority o.
7,07I. but In the counties not yet hearC
from In anything like q complete way
ten gave q democratic majority OF 3.56.
In 1897, nineteen gave republican msjorit,
| 1910. Therefore. IL thsre IL no repub
lican loss In these counties. Taylor II
elected. Republican loss seems improb
able as there are generally republican
gains every where"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-08

Cheerful Telegram of New Colonial Govsi
nor to the Prssideut

Cheerful Telegram of New Colonial Cover
nor to the President
Washington. Nov. S.-The following
cablegram has been received at the war
iepartmert from General Otis:
Manila, Nov. The following Was
received from Negros, dated to-day:
40 the President OF the United States:
The civil governor, councillors, judges
and secretaries, who constitute the new
government OF this island, In taking
possession thereof this day, have the high
honor OF affecti0nately salutiug your ex
cellency and trust that In the inaugura
tiOn OF this form OF government, based
upon the liberal and democratic institu-
tions which made that great republic so
grand and prosperous, a new era will
open up TO this region which will enable
II TO reach the legitimate goal OF its In
sp!ratiOn.
"MENECIo SEvERILo."
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-08
Euchre Party.

Mrs. A. A Keen entertained very hand.
sotaely yesterday afternoon at her charm.
lng little home on east Railroad avenue.
The honse WAS tsstefully decorated
with smtlax and chry3sntbemum, and
ihe afternoon WAS pleasantly passed In
plsyiDg eurhre and whlst. after which q
dsi uty ldnch wBS served.
Those presi M werc: Mssdsmes Bark
hsr', II. Lee. Brooks, Parsons. Barr ey
Ptarce. Baer. Chi,dars. R0dey, Crumrsck.
er, Saint. d bson, Wro h. r. Spitz Clan.
cy Field. Frey, Small. Harrison, Halo.
rsl, Douthert, Leonard. Hathaway. u II.
teid. Kent. } 'hnston, u Ilfeld Mcusffsy,
Jo1nson, N. Ilfeld, Kedpn. Misses Kent
Fox, Parsons. l. Lee, J. Lee.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-08

The Social Dancing club was organ.
lied at 0rchestrlOn hall last night,
About twenty couples responded TO the
call for organization, and after the busi-
ness was attended TO enjoyed most pleas
ant evening The club will hereafter meet
every Tuesday. At their next meeting,
November IA, a full attendance Ia de-
sired as the question OF giving a
masquerade will be discussed.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter sheck are the hap
piest mortals In town, and rlghfully 30
Yesterday morning they were blessed by
the arrival OF a bouncing boy, and those
who smoked with Mr.. Sheck during the
day became impregnatei with that
spirit OF thsnktulness and at peace with
all-the world feeling which he will un'
doubtedly possess for some time L
come.
II you want wardrobe, chiffOnier OF
sidebOard see our line and save 20 paT
cent. j, o. Gideon,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-08
rbur.d.y Night p,ppcr.

From to 7:3O o'clock tomorrow even
ing at Genter's Dining Psrlors. 2l4 west
Gold avenue. most delightful dinner
will be set, including In the bill OF fare
chicken, all the vegetables Of the season.
Ice cream and everythlng nice one could
desire. Don't forget the place. 2i4 west
Gold avenue.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-08

Paterson, N. j., Nov. s.-After q restful
n. ght, during which he slept most Of the
time, Vice President Hobart awoke early
this morning and said that he felt much
hettaF
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-08

viii be admitted 10 the reception Of the
same sacrament Next Sunday his grace
will offlciste In the Immaculate Concep.
tion church. The program Of religious
exercises will be published later.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-08
Confirmation In Old Town,

Archbishop BOurgsde will administer
confirmation In the church OF San Felipe
Neri, old Town. to. morrow. Next Friday
he will visit the Alameda district TO ad
minister confirmation there. Next Sstur
day the people OF Barelas aud AtriscC
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-08
sample Caps,

Have Just received o line OF sample
caps-sevsrsl hundred - for children.
boys aud men, which We are quoting at
less than regular wholesale price. Simon
stern, the Railroad avenus clothier.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-08
Attention, Housshsspsrsi

Take a rest and buy something good to
eat at the provision sale, Congregational
church psrlOrs, SATURDAY, November ! |, 2
O'clock % ILL.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-08
AMERICAN VICTORY.


General Macarthur Troops Capture FIJI
pino Town. Driving Out Enemy,
Manila, Nov. S.--Gsnersl Mac Arthur
has occupied Mabalscat. His entire
command, including the Twelfth. Seven.
teenth and Nineteenth infantry and part
OF the Fourth cavalry IL extended three
miles In front Of Angeles In good tactical
position. Major Bell took Msbalacst.
Being ordered TO recOnnoiter yesterday,
he located the enemy and pushed into
the town, driving out two companies OF
insurgents and killing several Filipino
officers. The Americans suffe cred no loss
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-08
LOAN OFRICE.

Simpson for loans on all kinds OF col
lateral security. Also for great bargains
in unredeemed watches. 300 South
Second street, near the postoliice.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-08
MONEY tn LOAN

On diamonds, watches, etc, or anv good
security; ais, on household goods stored
with me; strictly confidential. Highest
cash prices paid Tor household goods.
I. A. WRITTEN, ia Gold avenue.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-08
IOWA REPUBLICAN.

Dss Moines, Iowa, Nov. s.-Goyern0r
Shsw's republican plurality is declared
10 be 81 900 by the republican committee,
the dsm )crats concsding $1,000, com-
psris0n with the vote OF two years shows
republican gains, although the vote Is
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-08

and Blank Boob woft
promptly executed 10 good
style at THE CITIZEN
Bindefy.