Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-11-18

| eds father in law, b. Brash. on Column
bia avenue, and said a short prayer at
the grave. The Elks turned out en-
masse to do honor to their dead com
rade and friend and had the military
band out to discourse funeral music
| on the way to the grave. The remains
were laid at rest in the Jewish Gene
terry.
M. B. Bailey, mayor of the city of
Danyille, ILL.,. and state senator, passed
through here. today en- route to San
Diego. Cal, to see a sick brother. Mr..
| Bailey says Congressman Cannon .sof
Illinois. will be the next speaker of the
national house and that Hopkins will
be the next senator elected to Mason's
| seat.
Ration has sent a challenge here for
a football game on Thanksgiving.
b. M. Read returned today to his
home at Santa Fee and left his wife
here. Mrs. Read had an operation
performed yesterday for canoe and is
getting along nicely, the operation hav-
ing been very successful
The Santa Fe tie picker started up
today after a shut down of two months
and has a run of rs, ties which will
take another two months to preserve.
The plant here has a capacity of $500
per day.
Messrs. Bond Bros. Bacharach~Bros
and p. Mccormick shipped yesterday a
train load of sheep, forty cars, to Ne
--- MI -. Loaded ID The ztnaL
yards above the city.
Mrs. w. H. Smith left yesterday for
Kenosha, Wisconsin, with her son,
Earl, to spend the winter with her
parents.
Hons. ]. S. Duncan and Thomas Ross
left this afternoon for the north on
No. 2 on an EXTENDED trip in the inter-
est of the Southwestern Building asso-
citation.
Mrs. ]. f. Harris. OF Pueblo, who
has been visiting the family OF G. W..
Todd, left this afternoon for Trinidau.
Mrs. j. Van Houten, after a visit of a
few days with her parents here, re-
turned this afternoon to her home in
Ration.
]. C. Bromagem received the sad in
( telllgenee this afternoon of the death
of his mother today at 1880 in Mill
Grove, Ohio. Mrs. Bromagem was "a
years of age yerters7y End had been in
feeble health for some time,
Most people, at least on the east
side of town. were not aware that
there was another county election yes
terday held in Las Vegas, but there
was and a right lively and typical one
/, was too.
1t was a mock election, held by the
young natives between the ages of Is
and 81, and there were two regular
printed tickets in the field from dele
gate down TO assessor, republican and
independent republican. Conventions
were held one night last week and
full tickets put in the fld, of which
the Gallegos family seemed to be the
ring leaders, for there were five Gale
Cos on one ticket and two on the 9th
\ er. There was also a margarine Ro.
\ nero on the independent ticket. The
( boys had out rigs with signs on them
[ and had a pocket full Of nickels with
! which to buy votes, and We're running
J the voters in heavily at a house back
( of the school house in precinct 26
, There was the customary fights and
! several fellows had clubs and ever
! guns intimidating the younger one:
\ in their voting, so there was such {
[ disturbance raised that the sheriff had
to stop the election at noon to prevent
somebody getting killed. The republi
J cans claim that the Independents werc
( stuffing the ballot box inside and a.
} their supply of nickels seemed to b.
I the longest. they had a majority fo-
their ticket at the time the polls wer'
closed.
The older hads who promoted thu
election and gave the boys money
with which 10 buy votes should b.
ashamed of themselves in teaching
such ways of conducting elections Il
the young. II New Mexico is ever 4
have purity in elections II win no
come by teaching young boys tina
their vote is saleable. Those young
sters should have beer at home read
ing. or at least behaving .themselve
instead of promoting r%ottenness i
elections.
Miss Catalina Flores, daughter G
Mr.. and Mrs. GeTardo Flores was ma
ried this morning at the west sid
Catholic church to Antonio Lujan
Sanchez. There was a reception
the house during the day and theI