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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-06-28

There will be- dancing at the CONNER
cial club this evening. The program
will begin at $3.50 instead OF q o'clock, to
enable members and their friends to IT
tend the concert at 1880 o'clock TO De
given by the Chihuahua band at the fair
grounds. Through the kindness and
courtesy OF Hon. Felix Martinez, this
peerless musical organization will he the
guests OF the Commercial club after the
concert Is over, when those In attend
ance will enjoy rare musical treat.
The people OF Albuquerque we're at the
depot on masse last night 10 greet the
Chihuahua band and the returning
visitors from the reunion. Those who
hoped 10 hear the chihuahua band were
disappointed again and again ~ the band
was on the last section of the last train,
which arrived at II y. m. kyen at that
hour there were still several hundred
people on the depot platform.
Frank Strong to day received a check
for $l,0lB, the amount OF insurance
coming to Mrs +. j. 1Oepter on account
OF the death of her husband, who was
insured In tho Fraternal Union. The
money WAS paid within thirty days after
the proof OF death had been sent in. Mrs.
TOepfer IN now in Mascontsh, III.
Hon. Felix Martinez came down from
Las Vegas last night He is looking after
| the entertainment Of the chihuahua cav.
airy band. who are his guests, during
their stay In this city. The players have
rooms at the Commercial house on First
street.
b. Brooks, a telegraph operator for the
Western Union at III PasO, was one citi-
zen OF the Pass city who oyercsme the
general apathy. 40 prevalent there, and
ATTENDED the Rough Riders reunion, 70.
turned to Ill Pas0 this morning.
C.E. Stiyers, at present the manager
OF the job department Of the III PasO
Graphic, but formerly for many years a
newspaper man in Albuquerque, went
through last night on his return from
the reunion.
Miss Mabel Hunt, after visiting with
relatives In Las Vegas during the re-
union, went up to Santa fe last night
where she will visit her friend Miss
Maud McRie. for short time.
Eugene Baird, the burly foot ball
player of the A. and NJ. college. passed
through last night on his way TO Las
Cruces, after attending the Rough
Riders reunion.
| Capt. A. n. Fall, OF the First TerritOr,
ial, attended the reunion with his fam
lily. They returned to Las Cruces last
night.
Wanted food horse shOar and jobber
at 2l0 Copper avenue.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-06-28

IVES TIM FLORIST
For cut flowers, palms. ferns. etc. at all
times. IyEs, THK FLORIST.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-06-28

Nothing but the best at
Rupees soda fountain.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-06-28
Gard of Thanks.

We take this means Of thanking our
many friends and neighbors for their
kindness during our deep silliction.
MRS. J. G. MARSHALL,
MIR. AND MRS. II. ID. MARSHALL.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-06-28

For the Grip,
Get bottle OF Finch's Golden Wedding
Rye at the Iceberg.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-06-28
A Word With You


o Our
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-06-28
CHILDREN'S HATS.

Our entire stock Of Children's Hats and Hoods
marked down. Childrens Muslin. silk aud Fancy
Trimmed Straw Hats at specially low prices. Call
and see how much style you can get for 30 little
money.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-12-02
A Republican, Tells
WHAT ENDORSEMENT OF THE CITIZEN-TAYply
ERS MOVEMENT MEANS TO THIS CITY
An Appeal to Bury Out of Sight the Push Methods e,,
Have Prevailed in the Past = All Independent
Voters Should Heed It.

To EDITOR THE JouRNALTh purpose Of
have nominated candidates in every u
able and worthy endorsement II benefit ey
our city Their and only the public good tighten
den Of not only its promoters but of their %
politics. and asks to iorego his views and
and leaves all free their political whenever
cipe at BY demagogc and false assumed thai
be made figure the honest prudent
ca interests of city 1t equivalent prove %
party headOng plunge into bankruptcy necessary This seems
REASONABLE push for its existence and
While personally we have only the kindes feeling op %
economic and reomaoy efforts, have during e r,
that have equally efficient expensive ty
much less cost to the taxpayers than we have getting years past from
old regime The truth OF this statement demonstrated
financial statement OF the city administration
There will be found in that a
$4,000 saved the by the council as un
professional politicians the running behind per nn
whereas during the present the city has M
became DUE but has credit Of $1,000 dare gans M
these statements Is this commenabe2 anything about %
OF harsh criticism vndye defamation? these facts an
50 foolish as to believe that the old
serve to whip citizens into the push 3p
desire to fair financial slough o Dr M
which has been plunged by v ag ~
dent intelligent economical and intelligent methods scb %
then must confess to being chief sinners believe ON next ~ a.
city will prove be full just such wicked designing ens ali o
the one intelligent purpose buryng the push the push %
lar out OF sight that would forbdng and
mains IN thousand though travel teegphic ned
w. CuscK
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-12-02
They sun Insist

Even now with the record OF all these
years OF broken pledges, and bad man
agement Of our city back OF them some
OF the Republican bosses calmly come
10 the front, and unhesitatingly insist
that they would have done full a.
"eli during the past year as has the
non'partizan council. OF course some
people viii smile when they hear such
talk and the question, is often asked
why did you not do better when you
were in control? A worthy party boss
explaining and apolog izing the other day
answered this by saying that "the past
year had been good one in which TO
make a record for saving, as the legisla-
ture had given the city power to issue
bonds 30 that the interest account could
be lessened, and that the electric light
contract having expired a chance came
TO cut down expenses in that line etc"
A taxpayer answered and silenced the
boss about as follows: at was while
the Republican party was in power and
You bosses were running things that
this interest account was made so heavy,
and when the attempt was made TO float
these bonds that save SO much your
whole crowd fought the matter from
start to finish. II was when you were
running things too that this high priced
electric light contract was made. Your
crowd are responsible for that. You
also defeated ordinances again and again
that called for reductions OF Official
salaries, and seemed generally 10 con-
slider city business as secondary mat
Ter as compared to the keeping up oi
political machine to help push along
The interests Of certain parties operating
'0unty and state politics. People Wii
lot believe that your record for the year
last would have been any diff, rsnt from
hat OF the many years that you have
ust been apologizing for. %
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-12-02

w. III. Holmes-Am in favor OF pres
ent methods. IL IL the best city govern
ment we have had for number Of
years.
+. A. Turner-The showing made by
the present city management is some
thing that our citizens should be proud
Of irrespective of party.
q. w. Johnson-Very well satisfied
with the present management Of affairs.
J. II, Albert-Am satisfied with pres
ent financial management In saving the
credit OF the city, especially In funding
the city debt, which was the paramount
financial question.
j. j. Dalrymple Always pleased to
see good business management, and
believe we now have IL. We should
have little better protection against
transcient auctioneers.
Guy NJ. Powers, agent for the o. II. 4
n. Co.-The Citizens administration
has been financial success, and should
be retained In power, hut I think the
fire department should be strengthened.
II. $. Gile-Intensely pleased with
showing that has been made.
lls We bfhnrOn--Afe wei ANtlfueN
with our trial OF nonpolitical city gov
ernment. lisa success.
ID. $. Bentley--Favor the present
sound financial policy.
l.. b. Mechanic The best administra.
tion we have ever had within my menl-
ory.
J. q Barnes-Are fully satisfied with
present financial management, showing
q good surplus instead Of a deficit.
&. l.. Dailey-A very good showing
has been made In the way Of sound
hnanciering,
Geo. j, Pearoe-Am so well satisfied
that | would like to see the non partisan
continued.
Gilbert Bros.-We heartily approve of
the present methods aud the Improve
ment OF our financial policy.
Eugene Breyman-FavOr the present
council as the best we have had for
years. We cant afford To change oft
Tor the push again.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-12-02
IRA E. ALLEN.

The Citizens nominee for alderman
in the Third ward is Ira +. Allen. of the
firm of Allen & Bowersox.
Mr.. Allen Is S2 years OF age. lie IL a
native son Of Oregon, having been born
In Corvallis. lie was educated at the
public schools of that city and at the
State Agricultural College, from which
he graduated in 1890.
For a number OF years he lived in
Portland, being book keeper in a whole.
sale machinery establishment.
In 1892 he Sas married to Miss Addie
BOwersox.
Coming to Salem, he, with his
brother-in-law, MIR. BOwersox, bought
out the store OF ]. NJ. Long, on State
street. and after successfully conducting
II Tor some time, they bought out the
few Park grocery store Of A. F. MeAtee
and have worked up the business of
both establishments.
Mr.. Allen is quiet aud gen,lemanlv in
nus manner, attentive and reliable IN
ms business, and has the esteem Of ALI
h's aeluAintances. lie is lifelong Re-.
publican and thorough business man.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-12-02
THE CITIZENS PLEDGES
Commands Put Upon the Non Partisan
Convention in 1898.
Resd Them Over and Judge for Your.
self Whether They Have been
Adhered To.

All the Citizens candidates for alder
men are pledged 10 continue the cit,
government for 1900 on the lines Of III,
I past year as follows:
Whereas, The city OF Salem is now IL
debt approximating the large sum Of 4
quarter Of a million dollars, snd
Whereas, About all the city has tc
show, for this large sum is a city hall, q
few sewers, an interest in the bridge
across the river, the fire apparatus and
one street grader, costing in all (?) round
numbers, and
Whereas, A majority Of the city coun-
ell has for years successfully opposed
any and all endeavors to cut down ran
ming expenses and TO live within the
city's income, and
Whereas, Valuable franchises 10 cor
porations that other cities have been
paid large sums to grant, have been
given away, and
Whereas, The ring OF professional
politicians that is responsibly for the
sity's deplorable financial condition and
whose members have reaped profit
while the city has reaped woe are now
engaged in a desperate effort to fasten
yet other years Of their wasting manage
ment on this city; therefore be it
Resolved, That we, as independent
citizens, acting in non-partisan
capacity. do hereby pledge our nominees
II elected, TO the strctest economy in
the management Of municipal affairs, in
fact 10 snch economy as will bring the
city's expenditures within its income.
Resolved, Further that we pledge
both our candidates for recorder and
marshal 10 accept ior SALARY. II elected,
the sum Of $1,000 per year, each, and no
more; turning into the city treasury all
sums received in fees whether for ser
vices for the city or ex.oflicio for the
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-12-02

gll A. Thomas--I am a Republican 1,
the backbone, but | supported the citi
kens' ticket and am proud OF the results
We want more OF the same deal.
q. W. Watt--I like what We are yet.
thug In the way Of economy in cit,
matters,
NJ. Bredemeier-Am pleased with
what has been done, and hope 10 SEE
the present methods continued and In,
tensifled.
Prosecuting Attorney :. l.. Hayden
was seen rs TO the status Of criminal
matters the past year. lie referred IL
the records, which show that crime
within the city has decreased greatly
during the past twelve months.
j. ). Cook, attorney Favorable To
non-partisan administration. It ia "A
big improvement ON the past.
T.. r. Osburn-Of course favor the
acls and record OF the present council.
We want IL continued.
ID, j. Fry.-Regard the present ad.
ministmtion as a very good one, and
hope 10 see il continue.
Werner Breyman--W While | did not
support the present administration, 1
am proud ol their record aud hope 10
see Il continued. | am very much In
favor Of eliminating politics from muni-
cipal affairs.
VIM. Brown-Am really well pleased
with the manner in which the ilnances
OF the city have been managed, so far az
| can Judge without going into details.
J. 1. Thompson-Am satisfied with
what has been done. saving go, ,OOO
beats going In the hole that much.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-12-02

o. r.. Krausse--The administration
generally isa big improvement on wha
we have had In the past.
r. Il0lyerson--We can't do any bettel
than keep the same kind OF men In OF
flee. It's the best administration VI
have had.
+. A. Wiggins-I am opposed 10 par
tisan politics. We should elect men on
merit only. The present administra-
ton has demonstrated that they know
what they are about, and should be up
held.
Steusloif Bros.--It is strictly all right.
and few years more of the same medi.
cine will fix our city all right,
j. G.. Wright Financially the best
administration we have had for years,
but Il ia time 10 begin improving our
fire department.
w. A. Moores-Elly satisfied with
present management.
r. J. Iarsen--well satisfied with the
past years work, and favor the plan Of
living within our means.
w. r. Boothby-Present sdHlnistra-
tion Is financial success ana nope 20
sec IL continued. We are In better
shape than We have been for years.
Keep politics out.
Ashley White-Nery much In favor Of
present business.like administration,
II. stapleton-l endorse what this
connoil isdoing for the taxpayers.
@. Marsh Elect more men OF the
same kind.
A. ID. Palmer--A taxpayer who does
not like the present program shouldn't
object to paying high taxes.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-12-02

Taxpayers of Saeml Is not this better than running be-
hind from six to ten thousand every year3 Answer with your
vote for Citizens candidate on next Mondayl
Don't stay in your home, office store or shop next Mon
day and let your neghbor do the vong Get out yourself
and cast vote continue the sensible system of municipal
economy here proven possible!
II you who own property would perpetuate this system
of economy and practical saving of public moneys get out
and vote for Burrows, Buren, Allen Larsen, Monday
next
Don't sleep on your rights, IaxpayerS--Get out on next
Monday and vote for the Citizens nominee in your ward
It's all in the system of doing things and the men in charge
of the SySem Which will you have, Taxpayers the old or
the NEWi
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-12-02
INTERVIEWS.

Below are given short interviews with
many OF Salem's best business men
citizens and taxpayers, with reference
to the present administration OF city
affairs, all Of which speak well for the
same. Among them are not a few who
did not support the movement year
ago, but after the showing that has been
made they cannot refuse 10 accept the
results. Many more who are timid
about publishing matters, endorse what
has been done and give their unqualified
support, but do not care to be quoted.
The plain truth Is the sentiment for
good city government is almost unani-
nous.
A. N. Moores--We should have q
ticket that viii be guarantee OF con-
tinuiDg the good methods OF the present
administration. The present regime
has given excellent satisfaction, espec-
tally TO the taxpayers.
RI Fleming--I think considerable
money has been saved the past year,
aud that the city's affairs have been
carefully handled.
N. J. Damon--The Bishop administra-
tion has been the cleanest, most progress
sive, economical and business-like that
Salem has had within my knowledge.
A. Bush-I favor non-partisan ad-
ministration OF municipal affairs. IL
cannont be denied that its trial in Sa-
lem has beeh successful.
y. T. Carey, manager for the Salem
branch Of the Mitchell, Lewis & Stayer
Colt has been success financially,
and any man who has taxes 10 pay
ought 10 endorse the present council
with his vote.
J. q. Wilson, favor the administra-
tion as far Il keeps within It's income.
What we can't pay for We should do
without. Don't favor selling part Of the
park for post office site.
y. +. Northcutt--I think It's all right.
We want more OF the same kind Of men.
The present administration should be
sustained.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-12-02
GIVE THE REPUBLICANS CREDIT

GIVE THE REPUBLICANS CREDIT
On national aud state issues Salem is
Republican city. II is a fact that the
Citizens movement in Salem has the
backing Of the best type OF conservative
Republicans and businessmen generally.
Ii is furthermore fact that other Re-
publicans OF this city who are not in the
Citizens movement, and who last year
supported the Push ticket as matter
OF supposed loyalty to their party, this
year discouraged q partisan city ticket,
even refusing TO act as judges and clerks
at the primaries called by their party
city committees. These Republicans
deserve credit for their manly acknowl-
edgement that the city administration
deserves to be endorsed,
Their actions speak louder for them as
individuals than any loud.sounding
verbosity in the shape of resolutions.
They shonld back up their honorable
conduct and show their further good
faith by giving the Citizens candidates |
as nearly as possible an unanimous sup |
port at the polls Monday.
The battle for good business admin- |
istration has been twice fought out in |
this city and will be again successful at
the polls Monday because an enlightened |
public sentiment demands its eontinu-
ance. Government instead of curse |
and burden must he made blessing
and force to upbuild the property Of |
the community. Instead OF creating
debt IT must be made TO create revenues
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-12-02
CITIZENS NOMINEES.
First ward-T. BURROWS.
Second ward--A. u. BUREN.
Third ward--I. +. ALLEN.
Fourth ward--P. J. LARSEN.

q. Steiner-lt is Perfectly satisfac
tory, and am willing to trust the city,
affairs in the same hands again.
A. NJ. HUMPHREY don't know how
10 better II.
Carey +. Martin-The administration
Of local affairs should not be political
The past years work of the non-parti.
san council has been an unqualified sue
cess.
$. Farrar--A great improvement on
the past. We are living within our
means now and we ought 10 continue 10
do so.
Barr 4 Petzel-We haven't much to
say, but we want to see the good work
continue.
J. NJ. Wallace Fully satisfied with
the management Of city finances.
w. A. Cusick-Notwithsta am
and always have been and expect TO be
a Republican, where their
principals are at stake, feel amply
justified in upholding the business-like
methods employed by the present nom
partisan city government. would feel
that was falling short Of doing my
duty II did otherwise. This is purely a
business transaction and wholly devoid
Of political significance.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-12-02
Wants No klrhL

En, JouRSAL;--l am OF the opinion Ne
want no straight party ticket in the
coming city election. The Citizens
Republicans have done well enough and
il was mistake to ever call party pri.
msries The Republicans Of this slal
wart Republican city evidently were Of
that opinion as they refused IA pSFtici-
pate, or went 10 act as judges, barring
brothers Cherrineton, Gesner and lew
others who can be counted on the
fingers Of two hands. Let us encourage
no further split in the party
RKPURlWAN.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-12-02

| ID. b. Steeves-Am well satisfied with
the present administration. II is the
only one we have have run on business
| principles. IL has been for the benefit
OF the people and not a few ringsters.
Judge X. p. Boise--I consider the
present administration Of affairs the
best our city has bad for over twenty
years. II our city ever expects capital
to tome in our taxes must be reduced,
and the present council has made n
good start in that directions.
J. Conner--I approve Of the present
policy and feel confident that II will be
still further improved
VI. w. Hunt--The administration has
made a very favorable showing, and
there Is no -eason why any worse should
be made.
A. II. Forstner--It is going all right
10 my notion.
o. r. Dabney-I think the present
methods are all right, and hope that
they will be continued.
j. A. Jeffrey-The plainest principles
Of good business plead the strongest for
the continuation Of the present city
management. That system Of govern.
ment which gives its people an efficient
public service, with an economical ex-
penditure OF money, is the best system.
IL commends itself to the prudent tax
payer. II is In harmony with the pro.
gressive spirit Of the age.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-12-02

Jcn Myers--Am perfectly satisfied
aud even surprised At the good results
The public service IL not impaired and a
heavy saving has been effected.
Chas. Weller-~I believe that the
members OF the present city council ia
their efforts 10 control the running ca
penses and reduce the indebtedness ol
The city are entitled 20 and ought 20 NJ.
eeiye the support ot ali who have the
best interests Of the city at heart. The
iaol that everything has not been ac.
e0lnpllehed h poor excuse for dispar
aging an effort Ia the right direction.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-12-02

county, over and above said $1,000 each
per annum;
Resolved. Further, that il will be the
earnest purpose Of our candidate for
mayor and those nominated aldermen
II elected, to have the city charter SC
amended by our next Legislature as to
absolutely prevent,i il such thing is pos
sible in law, the city ever running in
debt in the future az it has in the past.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-12-02

S218.823.5O SAVED in ia
YEARS

The savings effected directly and indirectly, citizens -
mnsraion Salem in 1890 aggregahng they do d
point consumation, acheveabe of sc
that obs the BoNDED debt of the some Of M
Ten Of like that nearly million
<wi be saved made applicable bonded
largest Of the citizens in that behalf, will la =, "e
vide the interest the debt during that period Sa Wo
fixed debt amounts 1000 and years panesking
ofirreponSbe should Cap &
but free from the incubus Of debt bonded and floating ivy
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-12-02
JOURNAL X-RAYS,

Vote Monday to keep politics out ol
city and school affairs.
Business before politics. Vote Mon
day TO continue the well-deserved vaca-
tion of the Push indefinitely.
80
$1,000 year saved on electric lights
alone deserves your support Monday
with a vote for a Citizens alderman.
There will be no attempt at colonizing
voters at Salem Monday. But il is the
duty Of every man in Salem, wlio be-
lieves in honest government, to be at
the polls at least q part Of the day.
II there are any candidates against
the Citizens ticket Monday they are Of,
for and by the Ring.