Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-11-08

district. Gailcgos, 1928: Pate, 1850; COM
missioner. third district. Rogers, 1874.
else, IA, treasurer. Eugcnio Romero.
1875; Benigno Romero. 1852; assessor.
Esquibel. 1870: Chaves. 1853; probate
Judge. Baoa. III; Pena. $50; superin.
tendcnt OF schools. Quintana, 1876;
Gallegos. 1852; representatives. Cole
man, 1873: Gutierrez. 1873; Romero.
1876; Ortiz. 14s; Jiminez. 15b; Lucero.
i56; surveyor, FresqueS. 1874; Rice.
1856 This makes a clean sweep for
the unionists In this precinct, except
Rodey.
Precinct "a.
Rodey. 100; Ferguson, So; Spiess.
Travel north Is blocked here entire.
1863; Gallegos. 81: Duncan. 1853: Olney.
"a: sheriff, Romero, 17G; Dudolph. 81
probate clerk. Jaramillo. 1871; Sena
80: commissioner. second district. Gal
lcgos IA; Pate. SO; commissioner.
third district. Rogers. l73; Gisc, SO;
treasurer, Eugenio Romero. 172; Ben
igno Romero. 95; assessor. Esquibel.
1862; Chaves, i0i, probate juGge. Baca.
i7S; Pena, "a, superintendent Of
schools. Quintana, l73; Gal gos. "a;
representatives. Coleman. 1868: Cutler.
req. 1863; Romero. 1854; Ortiz. l01 il
mincz. 10l. Lucero. 10i: Surveyor.
F'rcsquez. 1874; Rice 1913. This gives
the straight republicans this precinct
from majorities ranging from IS to
1903.
Precinct g.
Rodey. SO; FERGUSON. "a; Spiess.
81; Gallegos. 81. Duncan So; Olney.
62; sheriff. Romero. ST. Rudolph. Sc
probate clerk Jaramilo. So; Sena. 81:
commissioner. second district. Gale
COS, 80: Pate. CT: commissioner. third
district. Rogers. IS; else. GO; treas
urer. Eugenio Romero. IS, Benigno
Romero. So: assessor. Esquibel. 81;
Chaves. 60; probate judge, 8aca, SO;
| Pena. 81: superintendent OF schools,
Quintana. "a; Gallegos, 81; represen
tatives. Coleman. 81; Gutierrez. SO;
Romero. SO. Ortiz, "a; Jiminez. 90;
Lucero. 81; surveyor. Fresquez. SO.
Rice. 81. fh.s gives entire ticket to
straight republicans.
Short Paragraphs.
The Santa Fe repair gang did splen.
did work at the bridge at Thornton.
which was burned out They construct
ed bridge $50 feet long and twenty
ak feet high exclusively out of rail.
road ties.
In Guadalupe county Spless and Dun
can. the candidates for council. have
made a splendid race. In. Tucumcari
Spiess got majority OF a. Duncan a
majority OF AZ. In Santa Rosa Spiess
got a majority of 80 and Duncan "a.
G. s. Onderdonk left last night for
Denver, after sojourn In his old
home town of several weeks.
Mrs. Christian Sellman returned last
night on the belated train from het
trip to Albuquerque.
Major Flint and John Booth will
leave tomorrow morning for the coun
try about Mora. whore they will resti
cate fer a few days.
p. p. Deering and George West have
gone to Pecos to look after some de
velopments in the mining line.
w. G. Reid left yesterday evening
on the belated train for Roswell Il
attend to some business matters.
The infantry company will have al
election OF officers Thursday night a
: their armory on the west side to cleo
a CAPTAIN and any vacancies which
may occur in the lieutenants. Captain
Da Costa will make fina. inspection
before he retires as captain.
Il In the suit of the San Miguel Nation
nj Bank ct al VS.. Moses Il. Dansetal.
suit to partition the Horseshoe Sastur'
in Colfax county. and for which par
tition w. Il. Gortner G. J. Gavin AM
: NJ M. Dawson were appointed com
missioners. and reported that the.
; we're unable to do so fairly to all PAL
ties concerned. The court then order
: ed the land sold and appointed w. +
Gortner to make the sale. The sal
y was made last Friday and has jus
been approved by the court. Charlie
Springer & Co. bought In the pastur
for $40 900.
Tucumcari had a fine rain there Sal
e urday night, which has made tn
hearts OF everybody In the neighbol
hood glad.
The temperature record election da
was maximum. So; minimum, 26
y mean, A. The mean humidity wa
IS.
Rosenthal Bros. are today moyin
into their new fine store room n tn
~ nearly completed Coors building o
Sixth street and Lincoln.
" Judge II. l.. Waldo and Col. X.
Twitchell left this afternoon for SAINT
=, Fe. where they will hold some NEE
ings In the interest Of the Santa I
railroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. w e. Martin. VIII
. We're arrerted yesterday for larceny {
. some clothing and jewelry from III
residence OF Thomas Callahan. wei
today released upon the returning ,