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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-11-28
GOT HIS HAIR BACK.
Was Perfectly Bald When He Started
to Use NewbrO's HerpIcIde

Frederick MANUEL. Maryland block,
Butte, Montana, bought bottle OF New
BROS Herpicide. April 8. 80. and tegan to
use It for entire badness. The hair fol-
licles IN his scalp were not dead and in
20 days he had hair all over his head.
On July he writes, "and today my hair
IS as thick and luxur.ant Gs any ore
could wish" Newbro's Herpicide works
on nm old principle and with a new d's-
ccrery-destroy the cause and you re-
move the effect. Herpicide destroys the
germ that causes dandruff. falling hair,
and finally badness, so that with the
cause gone the effect cannot remain.
Stops falling hair at once and a new
growth starts. Sold by leading
druggists. Send 10c. I'm stamps for sample
20 The Herpicide Co.. Detroit Mich.
Daniel j Fry, SPECIAL Agent.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-11-28
Basket Social.

The Fraternal Order of Lions extend
to all an invitation to attend their free
social and dance on Wednesday even
ing, November 3Oth, in the U. V. U.
hall. The ladies are kindly requested
TO bring baskets. 11-2s-3t"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-11-28
ANNUAL
ELECTIONOF
OFFICERS

The annual election of officers of the
Salem Young Mems Republican Club
will take place at the police court room
in the city hall Monday evening next,
at 1880 o'clock. All members of the
club are requested to be present.
H. D. PATTON, Pres.
B. F. WEST Sec.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-11-28
Ocean. and River scheduIe.
TIME CARD NO. 2s.

No. 2 for Yaquina-
Leaves Albany 80. ..12:45 pm.
Leaves Corvallis -. =. 1:45 PM.
Arrives Yaquina 80. 80. $40 PM.
No. I. Returning
Leaves Yaquina -. :. 7:16 AM.
Leaves Corvallis ......11:3O Am.
Arrives Albany -. -. ...12:15 Pm.
No. 8 for Detroit
Leave Albany -. .... 100 Pm.
Arrives Detroit 80. go. 600 Pm.
No. q from Detroit
Leave Detroit .... .... $3.50 All
Arrives Albany -. ....11:15 AM
Train No. | arrives in Albany in
time to connect with the S. P. south
bound train, as well as giving two or
three hours in Albany before depart
ure of S. P. north bound train.
Train No. 2 connects with the s. p
trains at Corvallis and Albany giving
direct service to Newport and ada
cent beaches.
Train No. for Detroit, Breitenbush
and other mountain resorts leaves Al
bany at 100 p. M, reaching Detroit
about 600 p. m.
For further information apply to
EDWIN STONE, Manager.
T. CoCKRELL, Agent, Albany.
H. H. CRONISE, Agent. Corvallis.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-05
DEMOCRATS NAME
A WEAK TICKET
coNcluDE THEIR CONVENTION
LAST shruEUAY NIGHT BY
MAKING NOMINATIONS

The democrats sl UyruaulD county
.casa.muiol uf saturday night a.
1850 o'clock mu nominated a a.uIeu.
ticket for legislative and county Of
nccs.
We ticket finally decided up.n. tho
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-05
DlLLON-WlLLIANS NUPTlALS

r. g. Ion. travelling repro .uta.
live tor Grre. Kelly q Company, has
announced ols intention oi becoming
"a bonodlci. and Miss jusIc Williams.
a pretty Young lads of Las Vegas. De-
to bo bic bride. The marriage via or.
cur ON elo ath off November at che
home OF thc brides parents.
Mr Dillon was FORMERLY of Springer.
n. ~. and the Colux County Stock.
man has tho following go Say about tho
match
Relatives off Richard O. Dillon of A.
buqucrluo. and Mis josie williams
OF Ins Vceas. of thls city have ro.
coiyod word lhni inc young couple viii
He mlfrIed DOB las Vegas OF the home
of Miss williams on uho 9th of enc
coming month"; Miss Williams Do "a
very popular and highly accump'i shed
Young lady who hus o. hos. of friends
Doe thI city She is tho daughter of
Mr.. ana MISE. ". g. Williams. connect
.Dd prominently with the bridge and
water service of the Santa Fo SIR
Dillon wo age pleased to Fpy, need.
uu Introduction through these column.
aa bee H hiEhIy respected aF an accom-
rllshod young nan boy an The youna
couple o2nec 90 depart for st Tout.
and visit to the Worlds Fair direct
Iy after the wedding
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-05
orc DEMONSTRATION At
TOWN or CAST gnhD


Carlsbad " ~ Ocf ge To-day ha
been o. holiday Zoo .f.s city in honor on
fhc yIsit of Gov Otoro and Senator
William "a Andrews republican can
1ifaio FOR delegate t0 congrcss to IN
valley of mo pccos The buildings ir
me maIu street are all gayly decorated
ana the city comfortably 0'iei hy
many from che outside districts
The special bearing the campaign
Iur party arrived early thia morning
and was Immediately taken 200 charg0
hy committee appointed by fhc ro
publican central committee of Eddy
county. CHuI1rcs carried thH party
ia fhc numc at tho outskirts of the
cliv aud then to tho beautiful resi-
dDrco of George It Webster who ls
enrarod in practical nrmInr uni.rhis
own Irrigation syrtcm 'n iho valley.
Nr Webster entertained fha uorfr
in true republican siyle 80 comfort
was lon mfuruiahcd and s.yrra
pleasant hours wor, passed. iu that
oasis which was so welcome after O.
'our nights ride
Iu the evening Goo court house w'F
Hliod by those .u sympathy with tho
candidacy of Senator Andrews SIN
mDr01s democrat vor. present who
have s.en.nod their n'n0fion of vnt
Iue for Mr. Andrews because they bo
Hove Tint he is moro capable of W
curing for Now Mexico needed im
nrovomouts than o. person NOT in sym
natnv With thp administration
Gov Oierl spoke fof few moments
u1t dcvotinr hls time Oh politics buf
fo business discussion of the needs
off mo valley. which ho laI NOT visited
Tor over twenty yonra Gov Otor1
talked a. o governor FOO hl8 rnnstltu.
outs. and moi as "a supporter of any
candidate ilo brousht fhn subject of
Irritation tu Dis hearers 8s a plain
business ur0n1efion ASKING Them ~
Vr Money iu ths event Doc was elect
aI could expect 90 receive c1nsidora
UoH no q republican house
Senator Andrews was introduced hy
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-05
SANTA

From the Sow Mexican
vivian GrIogo. ianiior at ihe post
office. ls ill with pneumonia
g. q. McCrImmon and Edward Crist
lot for Fstancia. whore they viii hunt
villa ducks for a few days
Testimony was taken % the case OF
MarhIoy ct al ys willis 81 al before
judge n. Merle Briefs were or.
deroa made ana the case will ho mr.
guod ln January The case Involves
land iu San Juan county
Mrs Kadooi Koury has boon ap.
pointed administrators of the estate
of her husband the late John koury
and has given bonds ln the sum of
.gi0O00. The estate win probably
reach n valuation Of $1,000. an OF
which viii go 20 the widow. as there
are mo- children.
Contractor GINS MuIboIland is stead.
liy at work drilling lho artosian well
on tho grounds of the United Statcs
Indian Industrial school The drill
~ down 7l0 feet and Tor the last one
hundred feet 30 has been golng
through a strata of sandstone and
sand. which indicates that bed rock
is near An aueslan water flow ls
generally struck in bed rock
Hugh Norris. chief OF police Of the
papavo Indian reservation in Arizona
who is ono of tho biggcst men on
earth and probably the largest Indian
Boz the world Co.'S ho weighs 300 pounds.
uu Thursday brought "a party of Papa.
ro Indian children to the United
states Indian Industrial school whore
Ihoy win remain Cor tho coming five
years Mr Norris rs certainly re-
marknblc man. and in travelling finds
that railroad cars are entirely too
,smail Tor him
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-05

tuna Miss Mason plays the rar auf
plays % with sroai aplNu r..
character s ono oft varied uI
nafion uf De- o. eurCm.
,If io sHr i'o loaeI SIZES N..
lHIe H uItur her
nai evening we're many aul in ..
cvAitDd character were worry h01uti
Miss AntoIuouo uavis received OH.
served applause in ihc character 90.
Emily barclay
Tho musical sprcn'tIrs hy lopnf
orI Miller vcro excellent and Che
whole performance WcGl 0T Nith q
business air which met vlih thc Bear
tr approval off tho house There were
uo lone Ureaomp waite between acts
Thc 0Ill tonight o. sapho and che
u.urer Post On Iis rommeuts aayH
"a hotter pleased audience than thaf
which Ieit 1000 thca.er nst nIeht would
hr hard t0 picture "saphn tho open.
.pF attraction sol tho regular dramatic
soon no the Now Cur'is D. NOT hy
Hu1 means tho worn 0ul play chat
mauy may have imagined. d. toast
such mot tho way I1c present h.il is
ho'rr PLAYED ly Miss MASON and 's ho
'ur rerUNrI
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-05
LAST REPORTS FROM
PORT ARTHUR

Cine Poo. N1v NmTUf adif.au
al "details Cmcruiug tho .uat eueuI
atark m rou Arthur aiy fhH ln
Ho niah uf October gs tle japanese.
Wh5 ou Oa1ber 26 bad darInsly Boo.
treuehod tfemHrlYee au fhr slope uf
WhIuuF mountain iofdo choir way
uuhor and drove tho RusEIaus from
Ihr Iast rcuch before tho fDu.hca
u1u o. a aloeoi taaf rle Japanese
mEhf have mterol tbe foWhcatIon
Dose reiHnued fnm DOING 0 as b.
aouid obviously bc impossible far
rhem fo huid che paaf.on Boz face oi
tho nre which tould be sure to bo
dluet.d HFainai them From mo othr
FORKS D. soema 'o nave 0cen fhe n.
tentI0n of tbo Inlauese fo enter fhe
Hrtou cooperative iHs HmlHanc
1usIg CO.. nu az aH
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-05
BIG SHEEP RAISER

H0n. Victor sais. "a prominent sheep
raiser 0f Valencia county. and his
TWO dauFhtcfs are iu che c.ty and
were pleasant callers 90 thia office
ur sails has iut delivered to Eina
Garcia 200 lambs and has sold %
Gross. Kelly a. Co. 10000 pounds of
"a e0ut grade of Wual Mr Sails save
Dee vHl devote his time io tho exclusive
raising of Sheep having recently a0id
nl hH rniflo to MuV o. Nou0ya. of
sau Antonio Mr sails IB enc 0wuor
of "a big dippinr raui which he haE
Installed on ono of hs ranges in Va
Iouc.a county and so far during Ono
present flii he hHa dipped $4,000
sheep belongings f0 different ralaer
and espeet to dlp that many more Do
lbs neu few Weota
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-05

FROM tho Headlight
G.. D. Kelly returned from ias Cru.
UDs. whore bo bad I.Cu on business
Mss Minnie MoGlnchey returned
from Ias Cruces where She bad boon
acting as court steuognuhor
Nr and Uu Henry Brock from
AdDn have boou in town most Of the
sr.t. Mrs Broct bo.ng under che care
Yl hor physician
~ % Wilson. of Louisville. North
Carolina was che quest of hIa brother
u.aW no Anderson. .u this city, O.
.ev days Iust wrck DE went from
here to HIsuDo. Arizona. to visit h.a
brother
Robert Johnson. cousin of Mrs 49,
o. paae'e. ln1 who came hero quite
recently from Tcus. Is seriously 900 NJ
.bo homo of N~ rcarlc; Robert Gel Iu
.he hounds of tinI friends and every
tbu- possible H being done f1r him
1d In o. short i'mo $500 hope to bC abI,
FOB chronicle his recovery.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-05
lULlR0SA AID CARLSBAD
Sst1,,t kt VS. sal Parry Touring
taSs @ New N srGo,
ENTHUSIASM lsCsfASls8
c.Lr--n.nLanc

Special on.r. uUnaeuc"
ruasrosa IS st. oct sT Tulnroaa
wont wild today over ca visit from Gov
Dtor0 and senator William 10 An
Irews. tho next delegate To- congress-.
Erory h0Hsn vna drapoi With 11r
ar1 bunting. while platform hgl
been orDc..d in thc s'reHt for thc ac.
c1mmoiat.0u of the speakers $50 haI
n this city would hHto begun f1 hold
hr hundreds who arrived thH morn
.nr tl assist in iho republican rally.
Tho reaHue wss necessarily short
Tar too shor for those who bod gath.
cred to hear what was said Senator
Andrews received au ovation which
was considered impossible for .ho Hiz.
0f thf city After tho meeting al'
fermcf 'n line and PASSED hy thc gov
enor ana candidate 200 order Oh Ok
press GOOD Wishes nnd prom.sns Of
support
Gov Hufo senator Andrew Major
w. % H l'owplrn and Col prfchar
each srlfo for few m1monis ou
items of interest Zoo emo present cam
naIgn
Al fBe conclusion of iho HDcochC.
rf Gov Otcro ami Senator Andrew.
several Ut'lo GIRLS carried huge hon
quets To- the platform and offered thou
Co the guests
Ohio mreue off thls morning wa'
the largest AVID MOST enthusiastic o
any previously held .n thls city Sen
ntor Andrews boa many friends an.
earnest supporters Iu Tul0r0F1
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-05
MAHARA'S MlNSTRElS
THE opERAric STARS tN NEW
DRESS At ELKs' OPERA HOUSE
THURSDAY MIGHT.

After many years of experience u
ibp minstrel nold me Wou known man.
leorr of the Mahnm's mInsirols have
hlt ruou % noa Idea ana WIN introduce
o. bie lady chorus with their show thIH
season. And in view of the old time
performance they present oft o. mower
and more attractive kind. mIrJh. mel
obs and music. Boz fact o. Oh safe t1 say
inc elaborate prUemW 90 DO musicale
's one of enc hes. ih.Uns ever intro
iucod Boo amy bul oft m.us'roIHy The
comedians are many end from "a
.rH 1I 1f humor whore only tle best
.mauatc from. white Too inuc.nr oc
..ts,a and humorous othor clever poo
nIr who have o. hand ir rho fam max
.ue arc decidedly worthy up to date
attractions Maharaa miusirola como
f1 tho opera house on Thursday nighi
Nov. 3
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-05

From mo Optic
r. % Pierce. mnnaeor of tho Aqua
pura company returned from the
cast. whit1or bee accompanied hia
wife.
Mrs. & % Black mother of pr u.
W BLACK Icn for Richmni Confer
iWls. ana win spend tho winter ai
htr oid homo with hcr mother Mrs
u D. Downs
Tho Methodist congregation are
much pleased over the return NJ Row
la e. Goyor to tho charge of thIs hy
fho Methodist Episcopal conference.
rcpHtly held nc Ration
Mis- Noll'o snyder formerly I'm ihe
W.ctr1llsf mission work here. ia now
nnectod with tho lociurlnr bureau
..f ifc Womaus Home Missionary so
rirty. and is 90 present Delivering lee
tura ihrourhou, the cast
The republicans OF precinct 90 met
In fHo city bah ana effected The or
ean.gaUon 0f the republican club of
Tas Vegas Tho now organization win
disulacc thc two clubs which existed
heretofore under tho names ~ Che
Yctne Mems Republican club and the
Republican club of las Vegas The
following Officers were elected to
serve for tbc ensuing year. jones
@ McNary president John s. Clark
Vice president. w. % Uuglcs score.
atry. G. w. q ward corresponding
secretary John "a York. treasurer
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-05

from .bs Cmefjaln
\ a Hru. mu of SNOW was visible
n tho Naglalona mountains Iaat
rhur day morning
Wu. Mcmillan went up t0 Alhu
luor1ue to accompany Mrs McMi'
hu aud their young SON that iar uu
heir uuv tu Buffalo n. s.
sheriff Icandro Hnca has app0'ne D
Edward N brown of Englo deputy
sheriff Mr Brown was LOO sac0rro
Doc urst of tho week to receive BIS
appointment
Hon. and Mm Daniel % Mcmillan
brrycd az their home Boo th.s city from
y visit of several weeks at thoir for
mcr homo boo New York
w D. Ilies offers reward OF ton
Dollars for the apprehension of Che
tar,y thar aIlshod his buggy top
Thursday night No. is to Doe hoped
Ihnt lbo guilty party win he appro.
Blended and gIvou ecncroua dose
hf what hn most deserves
Mrs Mari Reid of Toledo. o.. who
hlr been in socorro for several
nontba caring FOR her son Thomas
Rho o. mot boz tho best ~ health. has
boon called homo hy important bust
lcss Tho y0uus man WIN remain
hero u fhr hope nf continued Inn
movement Boo health
Somebody committed cowardly
'lsnult upon sIlycsiro Ahoyta Thura
.ia, evening. unictnc several deem
SCALP wounds bv blows with re
vo.yrr % Ia suspected that me a.
.nuit was Tho result oft political dif
feroncr Any man who thinks Del
.can promote enc interest. of hIs party
'hy uch r0uIuc. should bo convinced
.uf I.f orrnr hy means off che most
srver. penalty tbo lav pre- .cr'hos iu
such caars Ue hr republican oi
democrat hu deserves thO c0udomna
.tlon off aU good cIligons Needless %
say 10 would be unreasonable FOB hol'
hls party responsible for his con
'luct
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-05

The governor. and received a hear
ty ovation Do spoke at some lcngih
un The recent iuascs br Goods ln thc
'r'lDv deul0r.i the uufn 11te CON
tnH ana IaI. IF county
that Do would lo upos d. In tbr fu
tur. 0u tho completion pf f1o H0ui
project We touched ON Inc subject
n ffe needs 0f NrV ueyIoo. closing
hr PROMISING to do 600 H b.s power
bob place ihr territory aI Goo front mo-.
oHiy hy .ho development off Us natural
1trnufaros hui in IIs Introduction ln
tH goo s.a'erho11 Z .'strs
IuIre A. J Abbott of srrt, Fr
Col GEORGE W pffcbarf. off White
O1ts arl Orr Grorro w Harrison o'
Alhuruorru, also 8ddro 'ho larg
lulIruc. ou subject. off ni rest .n the
camp1len
Residents 0f Carlsbad .iaf. That io
rIrhfa m.rIIu. was fhn iarr s. NICE
me over bella in fha city Tho court
l.us. vB. Totally inadequate t1 fur
r'.h aDH.ur Hr .nnIur room fo fho
many who demanded entrance At
though tbp county Iu ihe pass has cas-.
"a heavy democratic vote 70 Is cvidon
fh9t many WIN vote for W. Andrew
'n Eddv county FOR tho simple reason
that he can do things Tor New Mex
10.
Several wh1 supported tbo demo
cratic Nctrt af tho lae' election were
present end to.t part u fbo rally
occupying eob'a ON thc platform Tho
sentiment hne mover boon stronger f1'
q large republican vote This was oyi
foncod by thc reception of today uu
nar1Uoled .n % rayIcw 0f tho past
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-05

and anticipation holds sway for what
is coming
The blil was - Child os Fortune ."
"a comedy drama Iu three acts and
written from ufo. 10le scene was
placed 300 New York 'sid the time ls
modern A lowly ballad singer az
'aIus fame aud fortune BOZ the eyes uf
rha New York thoarcr patrons atel
.ar lghi uf 'hc Stage She hecome o
star and She DIS 'The child of For
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-05
MAHARA's MlNsrRELs.


NNN WIN appear ~ ANN AININ FINNa
Thuroday Night
The famous Maharaa opomuc min.
eirols announced for Thuraday might
"a "a superb combination of an the
best aud most popular of opera. tray
usty. vaudeville. music. suappy spocl
liUcs. beautiful costumes. funny come
d.ans. novel dances. special scenery
brilliant electrical effects. pretty girls
picturesque ensembles. h.wlilerine
drills. and ali enc latest SONG hits and
many new unG 0rir.nal stage novel;
ues Tho entire performance o. Pre-
srnIoi hy 1 metropolitan organization
1i iho foremost C1'orad singers. come
llHua and specially artists of tboir
race in America More bright music.
auf0raIu'ne vaudeville numbers and
hearty nurhur are rr0w'af into
two nni 0uohnlf hours 0f v4r0-1'a
Minsfroie fh0n would supply half =
dozen 0f tho avopee musical farce
comedies.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-05
NEW MEXICO Towns

which will include che ST. Louis fair
and niagara Fails rhc.r many Glb.
sln rf.cnis Wish thcm great Soy
T ~ Huch Dec on the oyer Cor &C.
Louis. whore Hc $3.50 visit h.s hro,hcr
.nr amo lmo BOO tho hopes oi nud
H. s0rc. lr.m hH attack of rhcgma
Usm
The Gallup dancing club hes been ro.
Organized and BE- is the Intention ol
..e Urom1tcra to ..yo two dances each
month throughout me winter A gen.
U,ulnt membership card costs hlm
$3.50 pcr month and entities him Co
.1Eo as many ladies us VIII go with
him.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-05
col. J. FRANCO CHAvES.
NOMINATED FOR TERRITORIAL
COUNCIL TO REPRESENT VA.
LENciA AND TORRANCE coUN.
TIES

Colonel D. Franco Chaycs was born
.n los padIuas. Rtrnanllo county
june 20. 1883. anal received bis edu.
cation n thc best schu0ls oi tho land
fu 1til boz went % tho ST. Louis uni
NCulty. whore br rcmainoi' Eve years.
FOO 1888 hc was sent to Sew YORK.
cIy. where ho attended private
academy, from there ho went to Fish.
l Sow York. Attending am acadc.
mg In that place Dee finished Bots cd
u.,flou with q tvo years course m
ba coloeo of PLY ic.aus and Sur
sg0us Zoo New York city ln 1859 be-
returned to BITS home iu this terri.
tory
ha o. soldier. Colonel Ch1rc served
E,a distinction under Kt Carson.
hroush many Indian troubles Do
1881 ho was commissioned major of
lg First New McxIco Infantry by
Hre .dcnt Abraham Lincoln and was
uI'rwarl promoted to lieutenant
colonel of tbo regiment for gallant
and mw.t1r.oua service. lu tS0s De-
.aok part n che battle of valvordc
and later ou helped t0 establish Fort
Wiugato off which post le bold conn.
maud FOR % long time in 1868 be-
was m command of un escort which
guarded Governor Mccormick OF tho
new Territory of Arizona 90 Prescott.
then thr capital. and was present az
Che establishment OF tho territorial
government OF Arizona in that year
ln 1896 ho was honorably mustered
ou. of the service of thc United states
and returned 90 bis home. taking up
ihc study of law and was shortly
thereafter admitted ~ the bar of Now
Mexico. of which Dee u today a mem.
ber
nurlng the latter 7ot ne served as
district attorney of the Second Judi
cial district Colonel Cnaycs DIS "a
Republican ln politics and iu 1863
while absent aghtlng tine Navajo In-
iians was elected in the Territorial
legislative Assembly. taking hls seat
in 1860. ln 1866 Doe was elected us
.ho delegate 90 CONGRESS and served
iu Che Th.rymnih FortCfh and For
iy second Congresses. ln 1875 be- was
elected member of the Territorial
Council from Valencia county aud has
held that position ever since Tho
fact that tor twoutysiy years Do has
bcln returned by che voters of that
district .s sufficient evidence of the
esteem 200 which ho s held
Ho is tho regular Republican nom.
Iuco for inc same position from tho
counties 0f Valencia and Torrance IN
thls campaign, and viii uo doubt De-
elected by O. very handsome majority
lle has hoen president ot the Council
.ur nyc terms and is considered one
of th9 best parl.amoniarlans m the
southwest BIO ia quick. abort coum
gegus. thoroughly posted on che needs
and conditions of the territory and ul.
| ly Identified with its advancement and
progress S.uco March. 1891. he has
held tao position of superintendent of
public Instruction uf tho territory m
which Do has dOue much rood sory.
Ice and the duties OF which ho has per-
formed Boo "a very careful oneetiye and
pana'nk.ng manner Colonel Chavos
iu ms Legislative duties has always
been very careful and attentive to
serve che district from which o. has
neon elected ao often and by such
sraiilyIns maiorlties The voters of
Valencia and Torrance counties win
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-05
LILLIAN MASON
LAST NIGHT
APPEARED M "A CHILD or ron.
.TuNE"-"sAPro" THIS EVEN
ING.

Lillian MASON. supported Uy uu oN
ce.Iout company of dramatic perform
ms delighted "a fairly woii nIol house
8t 700 Elks Opera House Iast might
10 was Mia Mason nrt performance
nl % tIr.H uIeHis Dng8gpmouI and thD
HOaJer .npu hav. uo reason to com
u'ain oft tho performance mat might.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-05

s. apiir. of Santa BE-. bias ue,m ap.
po.HteI official watch Inspector of the
Santa Fo Central railway Tho com.
pauy has had uo Wntch Inapec or but
owing tp tho necessity Of aome Fya
Tenn Of regulating fho time picom ~
the company employee Nr spiE Was
made Inspector
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-05

HcY Thomas llarwood. snpauntend
ent of Spanish missions OF the Meth
ndiaf Ep.ac1pal church .n Naw MeE.
leo. VISA a pamenFer north yesterday
moru|ng 300 intends visiting tna
Vegas and Ration