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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-12-13
DOCKET CALLED.

When the docket was called, the fol-
lowing cases We're marked for trial =
James Ross VS.. T.. Il. X W. Railroad
Company, for $1,000 damages for allc@-
ed injuries.
Smith. admX., vs.. Whitclock. admN.
Brown VS.. Rambo.
State use of Abrams vs.. Crothcrs, EXr.
State use of Abrams. guardian. vs..
Augustus G.. Crothcrs. executor.
Mrs. Emmons vs.. President and Town
Commissioners of Chesapeake City. for
$4,000. for injuries alleged to have been
received by falling in hole in dcfc"tiv"
boardwalk of that town.
Standard Fashion Company vS. BAN
berger.
Mrrri"k and Pennington ". Wells and
Resin.
CHAMBERS CONVICTED.
The first ease put ON trial was that of
State ". James Chambers c"lor"d,
charged with attempt fcloniouS assault
on Iva Ramsey, aged about . years. near
Brick Meeting House. last summer.
After Chambers had been arrested for
the crime, he WAS taken before IL MagiS-
tratc at Rising sun. who sentenced him
to one year in the House of Correction.
After being taken To that institutions
States Attorney Evans learned the facts
concerning the crime. and claimed that
the Magistrate had no jurisdiction to act
in the cas-, owing to its serious nature.
He therefore had Chambers brought tt
Elkton un Il habcas corpus. On Monday
he was ;ricd before the following jury
found guilty. and sentenced to eight
years IN the Maryland Penitcntiary II
Taylor Reynolds. James r. Manlovc, An
drew W. Holt John NJ Dunbar. Will
liam n. Trmblr. Elias +. Marsh, Robert
X. Rawlings. j. Morgan Hcverin. Sam
TYSON, Thomas II. Morrison. ID. Warren
II.,.r,. NJ Rillln
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-11-17
Rio Arriba County.

Rio Arriba county asst 1851 votes, a
decrease from two years ago of 81
votes, the republicans gaining 227
votes and the democrats losing 30S.
Every candidate upon the republican
ticket received a majority. six pre-
cincts giving a democratic majority
and 23 a republican majority. The fol-
lowing precincts cast over 100 votes:
TERRA Amarillo, 1874; Park View, 1863;
Embudo, 1853; Rio Arriba, 14S; Chama,
1870; Ell Rito, 1922; Vallecitos, 116; Es-
pamela, lis; Velarde, 113; Abiquiu,
10; Truchas, 107; and Lumberton,
104. The following is the vote cast for
each candidate: B. S. Rodey, LISP;
II. b. Ferguson, S99; council, Vences-
lao Jaramillo, 1,734; M. Martinez, L.
ISL; j. H. Crist, 500; Leonor Garcia,
ST.; for house, Antonio ID. Vargas, L.
zoe; Juan j. Duran, 91S; David Mar
tinez, Jr., 1,766; Granville Pendleton,
1,647; Tobias Espinosa, S72; Ricardo
Archuleta, 99S; county commissioner,
second district, Anastacio c. de Baca,
1,761; Epifanio Jaramillo, ST.; county
commissioner, third district, Victor
Valdez, 1871; Charles A. Daggett, S45;
probate judge, j. p. Lujan, 1,763; Sc
%fernino Sena, SIS; probate judge, B. C,
Hernandez, 1870; Juan r. Eturriaga,
757; sheriff, Alexander Read, 1887;
Herculano Martinez, 943; assessor,
Sixto Chaves, 1,4S1; Francisco Lopez,
LAG; treasurer, Perfecto Esquibel,
1888; Ramon Montana, $50; superin.
tendent of schools, Silviano Roybal,
1906; j. r. Borrego, S34; county sur.
veyor, j. p. Rinker, ITO.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-11-17

house, w. Fitzpatrick, r., 1,406; r. l.,
Baca, r., 1866; L. Vigil. d., 1,157; ]. A,
Jackson, d.. 1891; Juan r. Ortiz, l..
$50; Benito Alarid, l., 1856: county com
missioner, second district, A. l.. Ken.
dali, r, 1897; Ramon Sandoval, d.,
Lib; county commissioner, third dis
trict, N. Q%uintana, r., 1,406; II. T.
Conger. d., 1903; M. Romero y Domin-
guez, l., 265; probate judge, NJ. Cas-
tillo, r, 1880; Jose Segura, d., 1,1O7;
r. s. Trujillo, t., 265; probate clerk,
Celso Lopez, r., 1867; Nicanor Baca,
d., LOSE; Manuel e. Ortiz, l., 361; sher-
if, H. C. Kinsell, r, 1908; Marcelino
Garcia, d., 1,1S0; Antonio Ortiz, l., 361;
assessor, M. A. Ortiz, T., 1,173; Eugenio
Sena, d., 1850; Frisco Garcia, l.. 494;
treasurer and collector, ]. d. Hughes,
r., 1,349; G.. w. Knaebel. d., 1878; SUI
perintendent of schools, ]. V. Conway,
r, 1882; Jose Baca y Ortiz, d., 997; A.
c. de Baca. t., 351; surveyor, Arthur ].
Griffin, r. 1.737; j. l.. Zimmerman. d.,
1,005. NJ. A. Ortiz received the lowest
vote for any republican candidate,
namely, 1,173; then came II. c. Kinsell,
1908; Marcos Castillo. 1880; j. ID.
Hughes, 1,349; r. L. Baca, 1865: John
V. Conway, 1882; Nicolas Quintana,
1.406; William Fitzpatrick. 1,4O6;
Amado Chaves, 1905; Celso Lopez,
1867; A. L. Kendall, 1897; B. S.
Rodey, 1880; A. j. Griffin, 1887.
Among the democratic candidates, G..
w. Knaebel polled the highest vote,
1878, he having been endorsed by the
independent republicans; then came
Marcelino Garcia, 1,1S0; Liberato
Vigil. 1,157: Ramon Sandoval, 1,199;
H. B. Ferguson, 1,116; Jose Segura,
l,107; j. A. Jackson, 1901; H. T. Con
ger. 1869; Nicanor Baca, 1859; Eu.
genio Sena. 1850; A. B. Renehan, l..
045; ]. l.. Zimmerman, 1905; Jose Or
tiz y Baca, 997; OF the Independent re-
publican ticket, Frisco Garcia received
the highest number of votes, 494: then
came Antonio Ortiz, 361; Antonio c.
de Baca, 351; Ramon S. Trujillo, 292;
M. Romero y Dominguez, PCS; Juan r,
Ortiz, $50; w. M. Berger, 1876; Benito
Alarid, 1856; Manuel E. Ortiz, 1876. The
gain in the republican vote against two
years ago is 81 and the loss in the dem.
ocratic vote is 1876.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-11-17
Lincoln County.

The total vote cast in Lincoln coun-
ty was LAP, which was 9S more than
cast two years ago. Eight of the re-
publican candidates received MAORI
ties and five of the democrats. The
following is the vote given to each
candidate: For delegate, b. S. Rodey,
r., 767; H. B. Ferguson, d., 675; for
the council, A. B. Fall, r., 1856; A. d.
Richardson, d., $40; for the house, +.
B. Holman, r, 1926; w. A. McIvers, d.,
sos; for sheriff, r. d. Armstron, r.,
ia; John w. Owens, d., IT'S; for treas.
urer, E. w. Hubert, r., S35; Paul Mey.
er, d., $50, for probate clerk, Alfredo
Gonzales, r., 55S; Leslie Ellis, d., $50;
for assessor, Robert A. Hurt, r.. 1893;
Porfirio Chaves. d., 629; for probate
Judge, Francisco Gomez, r., 740; Sat
urnino Baca, d., 644; for superintend.
ent of schools, Acasio Gallegos. T., 594;
f. J.. Coe, d., S07; for county commits
sioner from the second district, Agus-
tin Chaves, r., CSC; Sol c. Weiner, d.,
1853; for county commissioner from the
third district, p. l.. Krouse, r., S5S; M
w. Murray, d., SAG; for surveyor, A. z.
Williams, d., sos.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-11-17
Jumped on a Ten Penny Nail,

The little daughter of ]. n. Powell
jumped on an inverted rake made OF
ten penny nails, and thrust one nail en-
tirely through her foot and a second
n half way through. Chamberlain
Pain Balm was promptly applied and
five minutes later the pain had disap
peared and no more suffering was ex
perienced. In three days the child was
wearing her shoe as usual and with
absolutely no discomfort. Mr.. Powell is
a well known merchant Of Portland.
Va. Pain Balm is an antiseptic and
heals such injuries without maturation
and in one-thlrd the time required by
the usual treatment. For sale by all
druggists.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-11-17

toya, 3,795; Celso Sandoval, 1928;
Theodore A. Fabro, gel; Miguel Mar
tinez, 1924; c. e. Burg. 2S6; ]. w. Weir
IA; James T. Johnston, 146; Alexan.
der Craig, lac; county commissioner
second district, Ignacio Gutierrez, 8,
SAP; F~lorencio B. Montana, 26S; c. E.
Gleckler, las; county commissioner,
third district. A. Harsch, 3,4S5; Ed.
ward Dodd, 2S5; r. W. Louden. 1923;
probate judge. Manuel Baca. 1891;
Ambrosio Zamora, 31S; F. w. Heyn,
IA; probate clerk, James A. Summers,
1850; w. w. Mcclellan, 24S; Gus Gus.
tafson, 1909; sheriff, Thomas S. Hub.
bell, 1889; Leandro Hunick, 219; Fell.
pc O'Bannon, 1873; assessor, J. M. San
doval, 3,4S7; Jose Vidal Mora, 257; j.
s. Mcclure, 147; treasurer, F. A. Hub.
bell, 1888; j. S. Beaver, 347; A. l..
Staehlin, 112; superintendent of
schools, Eslavio Vigil, 3,72S; Trinidad
Lucero. 375; o. S. Pillsbury, 165; coun-
ty surveyor, ID. j. Rankin, 3,s14; Pitt
Ross, $50.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-11-17
Now in Its Second Successful Season

Several people deserve credit for
the new farce "A Wise Member which
was the attraction at English's opera
house last night, playing to excellent
business. These people are James Bar
rett, who has constructed an enter
tanning farce built on unconventional
lines; c. b. Marvin. who has mounted
the play attractively and chooses a
thoroughly competent company to in
terpret it; and the company itself, all
of whom give excellent renditions of
their respective parts. The comedy
abounds in unique and generally fun
ny situations, bright lines and exceed
ingly humorous complications. Mr..
Sam Murdy appeared in the character
for which he seems to have been fitted
by nature, and at once established him
self a strong favorite. Miss Maud Mar
vim proved herself to be an exceedingly
clever actress, whose methods are ar
tistic. She is charming, natural, re-
fined and graceful. The supporting
company were the right people in the
right place, and the musical features
were Of a high order. Indianapolis
Journal.
At Colombo hall one night only,
Thursday, November 20.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-11-17
Grant County,

According to the official returns,
Grant county cast 1,727 votes on No.
vember 4, which is 691 less than two
years ago. The falling off in the re-
publican vote is 259 and in the demo
cratic vote 432. The republicans car
ried six out Of the 23 precincts. OF the
% candidates on the tickets five repub.
llcans and nine democrats received a
majority. The largest vote was cast in
precinct No. 8, Silver City, Asa; Santa
Rita stands second with 1872 votes;
Central polled III votes; Upper Gila
100 votes and Lordsburg 1872 votes, the
other precincts all polling less than
100 votes. The following is the vote
received by the candidates: For dele
gate, b. S. Rodey $40; Ferguson SAT;
for the council, John ID. Burnside, d.,
912; w. A. Hawkins. r., S07; G. A.
Richardson, d., S47; A. b. Fall, T., S65;
for the house w. T. Cessna, d., S45; r.
NJ. Turner, r.. $40; Oscar c. Snow, d.,
1856; A. w. Pollard, r., 1886; county com
missioner second district, John c. Cur
eton. d., $50; II. w. Dawson, r.. 1923;
county commissioner third district, B.
b. Ownby, d., $40; Hiram G. Schaeffer,
T., sec; probate judge, r. o. Barrett, d.,
S59: l.. II. Rowlee, r, S64; probate
clerk. w. B. Walton, d., 1908; James
A. Shipley, r., 713; sheriff, James X.
Blair. d., 919; Charles A. Farnsworth,
T., 796: assessor, Joseph w. Bible, d.,
S27; Z. j. Swartz, r, SS3; treasurer,
John w. Fleming, d., 924; Arthur S.
Goodell, T., 7S9; superintendent of
schools, Alvin n. White, d., 1,016;
Sanford Robinson, r, 706; surveyor,
George r. Brown, d., 94S; r. l.. Powell,
r., $50.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-11-17
OFFICIAL RETURNS.
Mckinley, Valencia, Grant and Ber-
nalillo Counties File With Terri
toriaI Secretary.
MASS OF INTERESTING FIGURES.

Mckinley county was the first coun-
ty to file it's official election returns
with Territorial Secretary Reynolds.
The total vote cast was 564, against
49, in 1900. Every precinct had a re-
publican majority. The vote cast in
each precinct was as follows: No. 8,
Gallup. 172; Gibson, Ill; No. 4, Gallup.
1O1; C~larkville, ~; Ramah. 20; Thor
eau, 26; Guam, %; Wingate, %; Cat
alpa, s. There was a falling off in the
republican vote of 40, and in the demo-
cratic of 121. The following is the vote
cast for each candidate: For delegate,
Il. S. Rodey, r., 800; H. B. FERGUSON,
d., ia; Rodey's majority, 22S; for the
council, Thomas Hughes, r., 1896; Hor,
ton Moore, d., 16S; for the house, Alex
ander Bowie, T., 407; Theodore A. Fa-
bro, d., 1852; county commissioner, Sec
ond district, William H. Morris, r.,
$50; w. F. Kuchenbecker, d., 1877; for
county commissioner, third district, s.
f. Aldrich, r.. 1882; Oliver Accord, d.,
ITS; probate Judge, Diego Apodaca, r..
1888; Henry l.. Fenton, d., III; probate
clerk, F. w. Meyers, r., 377;W. j. Reid,
d., 1888; sheriff, w. A. Smith, T., 1884;
James B. Smith, d., III; assessor, Ste
phen Canavan, r, 402; C. S. Mcintyre,
d., 1853; treasurer. John C. Spears. r..
800; Murray B. Johnson, d., 166; sup
erintendent of schools, l.. l.. Henry, r.,
S72; E. M. Clayton, d., 1879; county sur
veyor. William Mcvicker, r., 399; Louis
Silva, d., 1913.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-11-17
Santa Fe County.

The total vote cast in Santa Fe coun-
ty on November 4, was 2,746, a de-
crease of 1876 votes since two years
ago. The democrats carried two pre-
cincts and the republicans 10 precincts.
The four city precincts cast a vote of
LBS, which is five less than two years
before. The following precincts cast
more than 100 votes: Precinct No. 3.
Santa Fe, 354, a loss of 20 votes since
two years ago; precinct No. 4, Santa
Fe, 34s, a gain of 10 votes since two
years ago; precinct No. IS, Santa Fe,
23O, a gain of n vote; precinct No.
II, 226, a loss of n vote; Pojoaque.
lis; Santa Cruz, l64; Cerrillos, 1885,;
Galisteo, lis; Aqua Fria, 1l3; Madrid,
ll2; San lldefonso, 10; Espanola,
1O7; Canoncito, los. The following
was the vote that each candidate on
the ticket received: For delegate,
Rodey, T., 1870; Ferguson, d., 1,116;
council, A. Chaves, T., 1905; A. B. Rem
ehanS d., l,045; w. M. Berger, /. r, 1876;
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-11-17
Bernaiillo County.

Bernalillo county on November 4
cast 4,235 votes, a falling off of 543
votes compared with two years ago.
There is a gain of SAG republican votes
since 1900. and a loss of 1929 demo
cratic votes. Every precinct gave a re-
publican majority and the entire repub-
lican ticket was elected. The follow
ing is the vote for the candidates, the
first named being republican, those
second named democratic and the last
named socialists: Delegate to congress
r. S. Rodey, ISIS; H. B. Ferguson,
421; council, Thomas Hughes, 1883;
Horton Moore, 257; S. B. Gillett, 1858;
George F. Albright. 1858; w. p. Met
calf, 1877; William Bryce, 145; house,
Alexander Bowie. 1855; Nestor Mon
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-11-17
Colfax County.

The total vote east in Colfax county
was 2,477, a gain of 149 votes, compar-
ed to two years ago., the republicans
losing 1877 votes. Thirteen precincts
gave democratic majorities and 8 re-
publican. In the following precincts
more than 100 votes were polled;
Ration, 400; Dawson, 1856; Gardiner,
1872; Buena Vista, 1871; Springer, $50;
Elizabethtown, 1928; Cimarron, 119;
Chico, III. The following is the vote
for each candidate: For delegate, B.
S. Rodey, r., 1,450; H. B. Ferguson, d.,
1927; council, Saturnino Pinard, r.,
1917; o. E. Smith, d., 1,137; house, M.
B. Stockton, T., LAG; Charles F. Abreu,
d., 1913; county commissioner, second
district, p. Y. Santistevan, r., 1900;
| Severino Martinez, d., 1,150; county
commissioner, third district, j. c. Tay'
lor, r., 1926; j. M. Heck, d., LIPS; pro-
bate judge, j. d. F%resquez, r., 1,456;
Michael keenan,, d., 1902; probate
| clerk, j. p. Bracket, T., 1852; j. A
Connolly, d., 1,1O4; sheriff, Marion Lit
trell, r., 1,437; Elijah Johnson, d.,
1927; assessor, Thomas Mcbride, r,
SO4; A. C. Voorhees,, d., 494; John Xix
enbaugh, l., 1,163; treasurer, George j
Pace, r., 1854; George B. Beringer, d.
S79; superintendent of schools, j. T,
Hill, r., 957; w. "A. Chapman, d., 1909;
surveyor, p. M. Davenport, r., 1901;
Thomas Owens, d., $50.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-11-17
Valencia County.

Valencia county was the second
county to send it's returns. Its total
vote was 1854, an increase of las
cans gaining 213 votes and the demo-
Gratis losing 6S. Every precinct gave a
republican majority, only nine pre-
cincts showing any democratic vote at
all, fatigue leading in that respect
with 20 democratic votes, Torreon sec
end with Ia democratic votes and Be-
len third with Z democratic votes. The
following precincts cast yer 100 votes
altogether: San Rafael PIP, solidly re.
publican; Manzano, 1853, solidly repub.
lean; Belen 144, Los Lunas 124, Cebol.
leta 113, Tome Abajo 112 and Las Cha.
vez 106. The following is the vote for
the candidates: Bernard S. Rodey, r.,
1898; Harvey B. Ferguson, d. Sc; for
the council, j. Francisco .Chaves, r, l.,
a71; Nicolas Molina, As; for the house,
Carl A. Dalies, r., 1871; Martin San.
chez, r., 1858; Jose Leon Telles, As;
Manuel Sanchez y Sanchez, 60; county
commissioner for the second district
Ruperto Jaramillo, r., 1869; Juan Jose
Chaves y Romero, 4S; county commits
sioner third district, Reyes Garcia, T..
1868; Vidal Chaves, 81; probate Judge
Higinio Chaves, r., 1871; Juan Sala
Ear y Jimines, 4S; probate clerk, Deme
trio Ballejes, r., 1865; Desiderio Salas
81; sheriff, Carlos Baca, r.. 1,769; Je
sus NJ. Luna, As; assessor. Ben w. Bi
no T. | q67. IupaS ZamOra 10. treas
urer, Sol Luna, r. 1920; superintend
ent of schools, Jesus C. Sanchez, r.
1872; Policarpio Sanchez, Al; county
surveyor, Robert G. Marmon, r., 1871;
George III. Pradt AZ
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-11-17
Union County.

The vote cast in Union county No
vember A, was LAB, a decrease of 16
compared to two years ago, the repub-
lican vote showing an increase of 10
votes, and the democrats a decrease of
30. Clayton cast a total vote of 230;
Folsom, 1852; ~Pasamonte, 113; Miera,
113; Chaplain, 100. The following is
the vote received by each candidate:
For delegate, Rodey, T., 1872; Fergus
son, d., I'll; council, S%aturnino Pinard,
r, 773; o. E. Smith, d., 636; j. S. Hol-
land, d., /; for house, w. F. McCash,
r, 694; j. S. Holland, d., 694; o. Z,
Smith, d., l; sheriff, j. ID. Casados, T.,
697; Pablo Baca y Sanchez, d., 70S;
Jose Manuel Gonzales, /; county com
missioner, second district, Juan b.
Montoya, r, 70S; C. J. II. Bushnell, d.,
694; Juan d. Casados, /; county com
missioner, third district, Epifanio Gal
legos, T., III; Mariana Montoya, d.,
693; probate judge, Julian Padilla, r.,
69S; Eulogio Lobato, d., 706; probate
clerk, Reyes p. Martinez, r., 731; Limo
Garcia, d., 667; Leandro Vigil, /; as
SCISSOR, Robert p. Ervien, r., $50; Lean
dro Vigil, d., 697; treasurer, Mateo
Lujan, r, 669; Jose Manuel Gonzales,
d., 1888; Robert z. Ervien, /; superin.
tendent of schools. Manuel Martinez,
r., GIG; Luciano Castillo, d., 725; coun-
ty surveyor, Fernando Garcia, d., 7O5.
Seven precincts gave a democratic ma
jority and nine a republican majority.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-11-17

w. A. Herren or finch, Ark, writes,
81 wish to report that Foley's Kidney
Cure has cured a terrible case OF kid,
ney and bladder trouble that two doc,
tors had given up" Alvarado Pharmacy,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-11-17
Casa de Orc,

Rooms with board; electric light
and gas; hot and cold water in eaci
room. Special rates to permanent
%boarders; no invalids; No. 613 Yves
Gold venue
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-11-17
w. L. Bracket & Co.,

the new blacksmiths OF Copper ave
nue., between Second and Third streets,
have received a new rubber firing
machine and guarantee their work,
They do horseshoeing as a specially.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-11-17

Have you seen nat blue enameled
steel ware at the Albuquerque Hard
ware company's store. 1t is the most
beautiful and ornamental ware ever
seen in Albuquerque.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-11-17

r. A. Jones, L. M, c. z.
Consulting Mining Engineer
Field assistant U. s. Geological Survey
Albuquerque, N. M.
Correspondence solicited.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-11-17

F. Is. Wolfe mas opened up the studio
at 20S Railroad avenue. and would ba
pleased to have you call and look &C
his work.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-11-17
STOVE WORK..

Go to e. j. Post & Co. to have your
stove work done and get a good job by
competent mechanics.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-11-17
The Peninsular Is q heater and ven.
tilator.-Whitney Company.
Trv AIbers' Milk.

Before paying 10 cents a quart fol
milk, try ours; 16 quarts for $780,
klbers BIcs'.
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Have your house wen ventilated by
using a Peninsular base burner
Whitney Company.
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Acorn base burners. The worlds
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-24
RAILROADS.

The Texas and Pacific is now receiving T.
nunher Of new locomotives OF u heavy
type.
The Texas souulun has made applica.
ticn TO issue $4,000 OF bonds
S,sp. appointments have been made on
the Neiasco, BIAzos and Northern.
J. IL Keeue AGs formed Il big pool 70
send Southern Pacific shares aIy-Turd.
1t is again rumorcd that Mr. FELTON, Will
be made president Of the Southern Pacific
The Southern Hallway dividend was pass.
ed DeGausu Morgan desires to retail con
trol Oh the property.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-24
REMARKABLE CAMPAIGN ENDED
With the Renomination Of John Sharp
Williams In Mississippi.

With the Renomination Of John Sharp
Williams In Mississippi.
Especial TO The Postl
jackson. Miss. August %. The ,r,um.
plant election OF Hon. John Sharp vii
hams In the Eighth congressional district
Thursday ended one Of the most memorable
campaigns In the history of Mississippi mol.
tiles, Congressman Williams Henry and
Hooker Were thrown into the same district
by the last apportonment. and all three Of
them were candidates for reelection. They
are experienced campalgners and every
nook and corner OF the district was can
vassed. Personalities were injected into
the contest and several fist hghts occurred
between the partisans. Governor Longino
took hand In The campaign and the whole
power OF the state administration WINS
used TO defeat Williams anr elect Henry
Williams triumphed In spite N these odds
however and carried every precinct In the
district except two. The state adml nlStra-
ton opposed Williams because Governor
lonElnu Is candidate for the T'nItnd
States senate 90 succeed senator II II
Money, and q Victory for Williams meant
Ihat he would be q formidable candidote
Tor me senate himself, The crushing de.
teat OF the administration forces win have
the enect or making Williams the foremost
man In Mississippi politics and practicaIly
places the senatQrshlp In his grasp IL he
really wants the plum
since the primary election some OF Com
gressnan Williams Influential friends are
asserting that he will he a candidate FOR
speaker II the next house e. demn,.r,tir.
and n he Ii successful he win MOI nc -
candidate for the senate.