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The Washington times., 1902-04-13
LONE MAN, ONE VOTE"
Belgian People Opposed to Custom of
Plural BallOting.

ANTWERP. April 12.-The impetus TO
violence and riot throughout Belgium has
a distinctly socialist origin. 1t must not
be confused with anarchism which so
often seeks TO shelter itself under the
cloak OF socialism. The Belgian social
lists are now fighting for universal suf-
The Washington times., 1902-04-13
ELOPER OPENED FIRE.
Man Who Ran Away With Woman and
Pursuer Dying.

RICHMOND, Va, April u. - Reuben
Robertson and William Burroughs, citi-
zens of Tarboro. n. c.. are at the point of
death in hospital there as a result of a
street duel about dusk this evening.
Burroughs, who Is a married man. was
trying TO eIope with Roberson's young
sister law, and, being overtaken by
Robertson, Burroughs opened fire on him.
and in the fusillade both were mortslly
wounded.
The Washington times., 1902-04-13
(Ccntinued from First Page)

any of the disorders and riots in 1893
and 1899.
A mob which had assembled in the Rue
Haute. near the Maison du People, pelt-
ed the gendarmerie with balls contain
ing sulphuric acid. and attacked them
with butcher knives. shouting at the same
time Long live the revolution and the
Republic"
The gendarmerie fred at will into the
mob and the fire was returned from re-
volvers in the hands of the people in
windows The number of casualties has
not yet been ascertained, but II is feared
that they have been extensive.
Ambulances are bringing cases to the
St Pierre Hospital every moment. The
wounded are horribly mutilated.
Frightful Scenes.
The scenes in the neighborhood where
the riots occurred were frightful. The
mob was intensely excited and the word
Revolution" was freely pronounced on
all sides
There was great anxiety in Government
official circles. The officials OF the War
Office remained In session all night. Brus-
sells will probably he declared In a state
of siege ON Monday.
At Antwerp everything is perfectly
quiet The civic guard has been dis
charged and the police are guarding the
dwellings of clerical deputies. There was
another manifestation at Mons, but no
casualties resulted.
Demonstration at Liege.
At Liege the Socialists paraded the
streets and destroyed property. News has
just reached here from the provinces that
a general strike has been decided upon.
general strike of coal miners in the
Charleroi district is ordered for Monday.
A great universal suffrage demonstration
is announced for tomorrow. Mcssrs. Boch
Brothers, crockery manufacturers at La
Louviere, received this morning a threat
ening letter, declaring that if work was
not ceased tine establishment would be
wrecked with dynamite.
The managers ordered all hands to quit
the premises. and consequently work has
ceased. Messrs. Boch employ 200 hands.
Of whom 500 are females.
The Washington times., 1902-04-13
ChiId's Dresses. 63c.

Child's percale school dresses
blouse effect in front; yoke trimmed
V'l IN 'r ire0rs ir' pointed
telles; finished with lace-good asso-;
ment of styles; wide hens 81 value
for 63c
The Washington times., 1902-04-13
Popular on the Surface.

The present franchise on its surface,
is OF a thoroughly popular type, for every
man of the age of twenty five has a vote.
This was gained by the last great demon
stration about eight years ago.
But the people now complain that the
franchise is SO weighted with provisions
for plural voting with property qualifica-
tions and other restrictions that the work
ing classes are deprived of representation
in the great centers of population, where
they are numerically paramount There
are two upper classes of voters one with
three votes. the other with two votes
each according to station and education.
The Washington times., 1902-04-13
Chiid'S Dresses. ISc

100 Dozen child's light colorcd rar-
Gale dresses, Mother Hubbard style
in blue. pink, and red. Sizes 10
4 years, 15c
The Washington times., 1902-04-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.

WANTED-The address OF those suffering with
stomach trouble indigestion, gastritis catarrh
and general debility. relief at once, and
speedy Call or send your address. NED
ICINE, 33s c st. NV. MI
SPECIAL NOTICE-The copartnership existing
between j. ". Hurley and Fitzgerald & Koch
has been Withdrawn and will not go into effect
until further notice. MI
OFFICE WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY,
Washington, d. C., April -, 1902.
NOTICE TO GAS CONSUMERS:
The pressure in the gas street mains of this
city will be materially reduced between the hours
Of . A. VI. and O'CLOCK p. NJ, on SUNDAY,
APRIL l3, 1892. for the purpose of making a con
nection OF mains at the corner of Twenty-i
and Streets northwest.
rl MlLLLAM B. ORME. SecretarH.
The Washington times., 1902-04-13
G.. A.. r..

PUBLIC COMFORT COMMITTEE.
Offices, Rooms S09-3l9 Jenfer Building,
Corner 9TH aud d sts. NV.
All parties wishing to furnish accommodations
10 visitors during the coming G.. 4. Il. Euclmp-
neut are requested TO call al the headquarters
OF the above committee. or send description OF
quarters stating number Of persons that can be
supplied with rooms, with and without meals
etc: also list of prices per day and hy the week
N. l. WELLER, Chairman
api- lin Committee Public Comfort
CHICKEN WIRE, best quality 4Oc 100 feet;
roofing paper best quality. cheaper than the
price Of the Combine; remnants OF garden hose;
genuine McClelland saddles, $50. :. BENSING-
Err h CO.. llth and SITS. NV ap2tf
The Washington times., 1902-04-13
Zone Man, One Vote. "

The socialists allege that this system
was engineered so as virtually to disfran-
chlse the workingmen The populous cen
ters now demand. "one man, one vote"
and that he age of voting be twenty one
years. At the general election two years
ago. thirty-three Radicals thlrty-three
socialists, and eighty-five Roman Catholics
were returned. The two former sections
have since combined as an anti-clerical
party to force the socialist program Of
universal suffrage with an increased mum.
Der of deputies.
Tho government wished to take tine
votes on the provisional credits first,
promising to introduce The question OF
revision afterward The opposition dis
trusted this, fearing that once the credits
were voted, the house would be dissolved.
Ground for Apprehension.
The fact that King Leopold favors uni
versal suffrage while The government
must recognize the real danger of revoIu-
ion. renders IL probable that Il conces-
sion will again be made to the popular
demand. Nevertheless, there unquestion-
The Washington times., 1902-04-13
Dressing Sacques. 35C.

Women's Lawn Dressing Sacques
and kimonos in elegant assortment of
co'H~ings - stripes and figures with
ruffle around bottom-neek and
sleeves. Kimonos finished with con-
trasting plain borders, 33c instead Of
I5c
The Washington times., 1902-04-13
60c Waists, 39c.

Fifty dozen Ladies' Plain Chambray
Waists. in light blue, medium. OK
blood, pink. front with eighteen fine
tucks; also tucked back. stock col
lar. Regular 69c Waist, for 3gc
The Washington times., 1902-04-13
Taffeta Silk Dress Skirts, {
worth $1,000, for -. .

shall put sale lot of handsome Taeta Silk
Dress Skirts made of good quality of taeta silk a silk with
deep foce finished off with four of silk ribbon quill
ing effects skirts which fully worth Sl0 SS
The Washington times., 1902-04-13
$40 Covert Cloth Jackets, S5.oS.

fashionable Covert Cloth Jackets in styles
and double breasted effects silk lined they the
stylish hip jackets with notch collars and sold everywhere
$40 They 60 tomorrow at $5.9S
The Washington times., 1902-04-13
soc Gowns, 29c.

Women's muslin gowns - Mother
Hubbard style-good width and
length-yoke tucked with fine tucks-
ruffle trmmed-50c value. for 29c
The Washington times., 1902-04-13
pA.7O fully worth 81 and IS.
@ M for Trimmed Hats
pO'IV fully worth S. to 81.

The includes such shapes the "Tu Barry
"NapOeon the Colonial" the "Russell, well walk
shapes and picture hats of moussene chiffon braid and owe
All hats trimmed free of charge.
The Washington times., 1902-04-13
$3.50 to $I8 Suits, $3.50.

WOmen's Suits made in the approved STYLES of
broadcohs serges Veneians chevo and novelty fabrics
the wanted colors Eon, blouse, fly 'front.'
suits the equal of which sell for S12 SIS
where, for $3.50.
The Washington times., 1902-04-13
Cabinet Meeting Undoubt-
edIy Called to Discuss
Budget.
NO NEWS OF BORR PEACE TERMS
Hicks-Beach and Chamber
lain Deny Stories of Al
legged Disagreement.
IRISH QUESTION UNTOUCHED
Little Reason for Belief That the End
Of the War Is Any Nearer Than Re-
cently-Nothing Heard From Burgher
Leaders Conference.

LONDON. April 12-The Cabinet met
this afternoon in response to the call
which was hurriedly issued yesterday. All
the members had assembled at the Foreign
Office by 12:15 o'clock, with the exception
OF Earl Cadogan. lord lieutenant of Ire
land, from which it was inferred that to-
days meeting had no reference TO the
Irish question.
The Washington times., 1902-04-13
2-day Specials in
Waists.
Q2c ior New Spring Waists
/OS worth up to SI.75.

500 White Lawn. Madras, Piques,
and Dimity Waists, in twenty i've
new styles. including the much want
ed Gibson" effects-with fronts hav-
ing all-ovvr embroidery. with Glib
son pleats-some with thirty clusters
of small tucks between rows of VAL
enciennes lace; with tucked back
Another style with fifty-four fine
tucks forming Valenciennes bust line.
full below. with tucked back; another
style made OF white corded madras.
with straps over shoulders and large
pleats. Many other styles in waists
which others are selling up TO Si75
for Csc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-12-02

cages Dor Dem abmarife Ser 4rmee
moIlte 9tapoIeon Ole medlenburgt.
lG)en Gruppen beIi6tigen. Der COME
manotrell0e General 6alloiS gerteth
Oorilbcr in gr0Bte 8erlesenbeit, oenn
er lpltBte nidt, rDte CT eS nnIteQen
iollte Dab Die 2ellte Dem 4aiier ber
Der Hepue Den ii6lidlen GRUB y9ipe
Pempereltr!" 5uriefen. Gin medlen.
burgiid)er 0ffi5ier, ser oamalige
Seutnant Sarnom, balf Dem fran3o.
lilden General aus DER Slemme.
rainber", iagte er SIT icinen
Soloaten IN plattOeuti9er M1moart,
rSbr tennt bod Iue ein aItes 8ei6
ZEN oaes 8iep)?"
~s5a, SEER 2eutnant", entaesneteu
Die Seltte.
limb cine olte 9aulpe Che of
Samp)?" rug Sarnop peiter.
r8eipiB."
~ltno ein aItes Yfeiienrobr C'nen
of Gtperriibr)?"
nSawobl."
"Ho", met1te Ser 9eutHant,
damn ruft maj red)t laut unS
fraftig: n@ierp Somp Riibr!"
9ies eeIfab uno oie 2elte uie6er.
bolton alIf gefebl hires 2eutnants,
ais 9tapoleon an Der Sront porbei-
rift, ben ionber6aren &uf. Der
4atier beriibrte NIT Der Sano ieinen
Snt nro erluloerte: nSolut, ialllt!"
(@ruB.)
y8at iegt bei9" fragte Darauf
lelfe Elm meflenburgiider Sploat
letnen Nebenmarrn.
vSSe", entgegnete oieier. ,6ei &ai.
Ter purnert iif, sat mi 4a irons6.
it'd fdnen, BET ieggt ia: Siib, iiibl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-12-02
@ie Die Disadvantages Dor Hapuleuu
Den Gritcn ialntirten.

Ger Ser5og SrieOrif 6ran5 ser
Grite BON Wedienburg : Shwerin
bate. ourd Ole Serbaltniiie baSu ge-
jprngeu, lid, Dem pom 9tapoleon OeS
errifteten &heinbmbe ar-
i6lieBen ulo audi cine Srllppen-9lbs
tbeilung Itellen miiiien, alS Der
i'm Sabre 1912 ben 6elo5ug
aeaen HuBlanD unternabm. Gines
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-12-02
Tic &nhrheif.

Sireftor: rGrSdblt mir eilrmar
Guer bisberigeS 2ebeuI Soqt mir
ollfribttg, mos bat Gltd) eigentli6
ms @efangniB ~gefiibrt?"
3iidtling: ~ Sdanoarm, Serr
Sireftor!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-12-02
SCRIBE Srifif.

Sic rotben mir alio, Serr %ro-
feIior, 6u meinen 8eoidten cine
vSorreoe" 81 i~dJreiben?"
"NatiirIth -. Sic miiiieu iid
bod bel SIREN 9eiern neuti@uloi,
gen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-12-02
1tnbearctffih

rWf0Gte bod miIieu, narltm BEL
einem 5erbrodJenen 4rrg bas @aiier
hi%nausrinnt, pGbreno es bel meinen
serbro6enen Stiefeln INNER binein.
rinnt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-12-02

ihm ilno barg ibr tbr1nen-itberitr0ms
tes @eiiGt oil ieiner 8ruIt.
Sd bobe bid ia imlner gelie6t,
Nrnplo, immer = oaS mar nlel1e
Gual unh meine Serbisteit, baB id)
Did nidt gctpinnen fonnte, baB oeill
Ser8 fiir MIDI falt blteb. 3a1f mir
bieie Stltnoe, lie madt IQeS, IQeS
mieber gut. llno nun - lie begegs
netc tieiergliibeno ieinem 81lb -
MIN hobe ih audi nod etDas, lpds
bif erfrelten muB, 8eliebterl 8ts
iest 0urfte i6 es Dir niht geben, neil
ih bie Mufre9ung fir bid fiirhtete
nun magit on eS aber leler, bon
Glia fit's.
gr grill barnad boG freuoiger
Sait.
Gin @ruB mar es, Elm haar innige
@orte, aber nod ein anoeres Sdlrei.
ben lag babel, nit n8raf Eambom"
ullterseidnet. Gr las es NIT lteigen-
Der Sernllnberung.
Ser 8unitreiter ein 8raf2 Sips
m0alih. tits fem Mdrten, auretie?
Ser gater bittet fiir ieinen Sobn,
ben nnaliidlife Serbaltniiie III Die
@elt getrieben bubenL BET min nm Die
Sarp meiner Sdpeiter Gliu = mel.
d,e aitgenblidlih in ieiner 9sabe, IN
Dem Saltie oes 9oftors Bitter
peilt2 SIT oas ipirflid fein Sraum,
gltrelie9 60 gut fonlte nod aaes
meroen2
Sic nifte, glidielig lGfelno -
uuo hann Offnete lie Die gegeuitber'
lieaenbe Sbiir.
Su, 10 gut.
9a mar er ia ipieoer, iein golbe-
ner Sonnenitrabll @ie elm Sraum.
bib itarrte er Sic griheimtng an,
Ole bort bcreintrat an Der SanD
zines ltolsen Wannes - iein lie6'
lid,es, pereottertes Sfmelterleiu.
Sic itano Dor linn - Die brarner
Hebaugen idauten linn pieoer init
ber alien 2iebe e~ntgegeH, uno ibr
Wuno rief jllbeluo ieinen Hamen.
@ar benn Iaes MIR ein Sraum
aelpeieu2
Ga trat audi ser fremoe Manrl
biu5lt mo fabte feline SanO, pdbreno
er init benz ut1oern Irm leine
Shipeiter umi6laug.
@ollen sic mir oas 8inb geben,
Serr Baron, fin mein Seben. du mel,
mem @fiif?
Sum enolih fnnm er gum gepuBt'
ieir,. Gr i6aute oie 8eioen tiefbe'
lucat on.
Sol eS 10 iein, mein 2iebling,
tpiqit on ibm angeb0ren?
Sic iab gliidielig 5t Dem @elieb'
ten auf: SD babe i'm ia 10 uniagIIf
lieb!
sc tuor Nun Sonnenitein getuors
Gen iiberaQ. Die beioen @atten, Die
10 LANCE iif fremb gegeniiberitanben,
batteu lid enOliG gefunOen ia tiefer,
intiger Siebe. SIM S6loiie Ser
Hambon's mar es li1t genorben
nad) LANCER Sltnfelbeit - ser ate
graf ionnte ii6 in Dem Slide ieiner
8inber. GENE erlaud)te 9emnblin,
Die ich6ne @rdftn glbenitein befano
lia altf Heiien. Sbr mar cine Hente
dusaeieBt, Die ibr 6ieien Sport err.
mGgIihte. Man iebnte iid) nift nod
ihrer 8egenipurt, malt bate es i'm
oelltlidl aelrag su periteben gege6en.
Sic blieb freilih @rdfin Gambop,
aber lire Hole mar alls9eipielt.
Die iunee 8rafin Glia tpar Ser
S%onnenitrabl bes SauicS, oas Slid
uno Ser StoI5 ibres @atten, uno ME
bot elm 8ater feline 5o6ter 5artliber
aeliebt, als Der alte 8raf ole Sdrpie,
aertohter. gr peroauft ibr ia altd,
Die Hiidfe6r beS eii5igen Sobues,
unO Oft oenft er pergnllgener Soften,
penn i'm Iein @eg al Dem einidmen
8rabe oes S0riters i'm @aloe Dor
iiberfiibrt.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-10-10
GRAND ARMY SELECTED
SAN FRANCISCO
Mrs. Taylor Of Minnesota President of the
Womans Relief Corps and Frank Mar
tin, Of indianapolis, Commander
of the Sons OF Veterans
hnTu Cpnlsl-lTInne "!
MEET WITH The G. A. R.

Washington, ID. c., Oct. 10.-San
Francisco was today selected as the
place for holding the next encampment
of the Grand Army of the Republic.
The following national officers have
been elected by the Woman's Relief
Corps: Mrs. Lodusky j. Taylor of Min
nesota, president; Mrs. Geraldine F'ris-
by of California, senior vice president,
junior vice president, Mrs. Mary M.
North Of Maryland; national treasurer,
Mrs. Sarah C. Phillips of New York:
national chaplain, Mrs. Jennie Day of
Connecticut.
The Sons of Veterans elected the fol-
lowing officers: Commander-in-C Chief,
Frank Martin of Indianapolis. Senior
vice commander, Frank B. Wilson of
San Francisco. Junior vice commander,
James B. Adams of Atlantic City.
Council chief, Daniel f. Coulding Of
Massachusetts,; e. Fl. Buck of Illinois,
and Walter E. Smith, of Pennsylvania.
The next session will be held at the
same time and place as the Grand Ar
my
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-10-10
CATRON BOLTERS
! BEATEN BADLY
The Republican Territorial Central Com
mittee After Careful and Exhaustive
Investigation Admits Regular San
ia Fs Delegation to Tenn
porary Organization.
7. 3. CATR0h CAST THE
ONLY NO IN THE NEE TING

Special to the New Mexican.
Ration, Oct. 10.-The territorial Re-
publican central committee assembled
here this morning at 0 O'Clock. Every
county in the territory was represented
and there were A committeeman pres
ent, either in person or by proxy. The
case of the regular delegation from
Santa Fe county, consisting of Amado
Chaves, ]. D. Hughes, f. C, Abbott, d
n White, M. A. ORTIZ rus r Johnson
a. II. Bergere, George w. Armijo J. v
Cor way and Jose D. Sena, as against
the boilers of the Catron faction, was
submitted to the committee and after a
careful and thorough investigation and
examination of the papers and affida-
Wits and hearing arguments made by e.
c. Abbott for the regular delegation,
and T. B. Catron for his faction, the
committee with but one dissenting
vote, namely that of T. B. Catron, vot-
ed to admit the regula4 delegation to
the temporary organization of the con-
vention. 1t was also resolved to rec
ommend to the convention the name of
w. H. Newcomb of Silver City, for
temporary chairman, and j. j. Sheri-
dan of Albuquerque for temporary
secretary. The committee then ad-
iourned
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-10-10
BEYOND EXPECTATIONS.
Over 1000 Gallons Of Water a Minute We're Pumped
From a Six lnch Well.

Special Correspondence New Mexican.
Mesilla Park, Oct. s, 1902.
During fuel test run this morning at
the experiment station here in connec'
tion with the pumping investigation ex-
periments being conducted by the station
a continuous flow of 994I gallons per
minute was maintained from six inch
we'll. The pump used in this test was a
five inch Van VIE centrifugal. No
special effort was made to speed the
pump up as it was run during the entire
test at a low speed. A slightly increased
speed resulted In a stream of over one
thousand gallons minute. 1t has been
the object of the experiment station
authorities from the beginning to de-
monstrate, II they could, the possibility
of throwing one thousand gallons a
minute from one pump and from one
well. 1t was never expected uncil re-
Gently that such stream could be
thrown from the well that has been used
10 this test, namely one six inches in
diameter. Thus the highest expectations
of the station authorities have been
more than realized The above measure
ments were exact and reliable, being
taken from a carefully constructed
measuring weir.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-10-10
TAOS COUNTY DEMOCRATS.
Nominate a Weak Ticket and Elect Delegates ID
Abquerque.

Special to the New Mexican.
Taos, Oct. S.-The Democratic county
convention of Taos county was held to-
day, every precinct in the county being
represented.
Juan Francisco Montoya, of Arroyo
Seco, was elected permanent president,
and Patricio Lopez, of Questa, and
Henr, Gonzales, of Taos, secretaries,
The following delegates to the terri
torial convention at Albuquerque were
elected: Alexander Gusdorf, Antonio
Joseph, Leandro Archuleta, A. Liebert,
II. j. Young, R. G. Pooler, Porfrio
Abreu, Lauriano Mares, Escolastco
Martinez and Crstobal Mares.
The following were nominated for
county officials: County comm issioner,
I'd district, Patricio Lopez; county COM
missioner, Sd district, Juan B. Vigil;
Sheriff, r. G. Pooler; collector and treas
urer, Silviano Lucero; assessor, Clemen-
te Mascareno; clerk of the probate court,
Henry Gonzales; probate Judge, Santia-
go Abreu; superintendent of schools,
Antonio Joseph, Jr.; surveyor, Dona-
ciano Jaramillo.
The convention agreed to endorse the
candidate tor the council named by Rio
Arriba and San Juan counties,
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-10-10
LIS VEGAS NOTES.
Special Correspondence New Mexican.

Special Correspondence New Mexican.
Las Vegas, Oct. 8.
The funeral of Mrs. Josie Carson
Squires was held this afternoon at 3
o'clock from Lewis undertaking parlors,
the Rev George Selby officiating. The
remains were inferred in the Masonic
cemetery. Messrs. Gregory, Garrard,
Blood, Wagner, Coors and Sporleder
acted as pail bearers.
| There was good meeting OF the Re-
publican club on the west side last night
| in the school house of district No. 4.
There were number of enthusiastic
speeches and many were added to the
membership roll. There were four ad-
ditions from the Unionists, prominent
members, and there are more to follow.
The deed of Tlrner A. Akers to d. j.
Osborne, for land at the chicken ranch
has Just been recorded. The considera-
ton was given at 81, ,627.75.
The newspaper outfit of Patricio Con
zales was packed up today and will be
shipped to Wagon Mound, where Diego
Chacon will have charge of a newspaper
published in the interest of the Republi-
can party, and for Mr. Gonzales. Mr..
Gonzales will have his El Sol del Mayo
printed at one of the other offices in the
city.
Work at the Porvenir coal mines is
progressing steadily. They have their
tunnel in 36 feet, and tons of coal on
the dump. They are mining 20 tons for
the first fires under the electric line
boilers.
The conference this morning at the
Spanish Methodist church on, the west
side was we'll attended, and report made
by the Superintendent was most en-
couraging one. The missionary work in
the territory is going forward nicely,
and shows a splendid increase. Super
intendent Harwood spoke quite feelingly
of the action of the members of the Wo-
| mems Home Missionary Society who
come out here from the east as friends
and when they 60 back spread discour-
| aging REPORTS. He also spoke of the
tendency of the native girls educated by
the society in going intoEnglish associa-
tions instead OF back among their own
people where they might do good for the
cause. This he deprecated. The con-
| ference is presided over by Bishop Joyce.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-10-10
BERNARD S. RODEY,
Unanimously Renominated for Delegate to the 58th
Congress-
UNTERRIFIED SAN JUAN DEMOCRACY.
Legislative and County Ticket Nominated Delegates tt
Democratic Territorial Convention Elected.

Special to the New Mexican.
Aztec, Oct. 6.--The Democratic coun-
ty convention Of San Juan county was
held today, every precinct in the county
being represented.
A.. J. Gilmour, Of Flora Vista, was
elected permanent chairman and l. N.
Selph, of Largo, secretary.
The iollo wing delegates 10 the Albu-
queraue convention were elected: Geo.
II. Brown, t. C. Grove, M. Mackenzie,
j. e. Manzanares.
The following were nominated for
county officials: For representative,
Ricardo Archuleta; county commissions
er, I'd district, j. R. Williams; county
Commissioner, Sd district, George H.
Browne: sheriff, Z. R. Stewart; collector
and treasurer, w. &. Black; assessor,
Boone c. Vaughan; clerk of the probate
court, Joe Prewitt; probate judge, Mar
celino Garcia; uperintendento of schools,
Albert G. Thomas; surveyor, G. f. Holly.
The following county central commit
tee was named: j. l.. Jones, chairman;
A. Rosenthal, secretary; Walter Vor
Bruddenbrosk, A. Villman, f. M. Har-
rison, John w. Brown, p M. Salmon,
Cornelio Valdez, w. T. Mullarkey, Leo
nor Garcia, Frank w. Sharp.