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El Nuevo mexicano., 1904-12-17

Romualdo Romero, de Torreon, es.
tuvo en- la ciudad con negocios y visi-
tando d u amigos.
Juan Ortiz, ell comerciante de Calls.
teo y criador de ganado, Sc encuentra
en- la ciudad de vista.
r. l.. Baca, representante-electo de
este condado, sstuvo en- la ciudad Du.
cal Ell sabado de la semana pasada con
negocios.
H. l.. Ortiz partio ell l1ues por ell fe-
rrocarril Denver y Rio Grande para
Denver y Kansas City sobre negocios
|legales.
FL Elk Estafetero Justo r. Armijo,
de Albuquerque, regreso a su residen-
cha 81 sabado pasado despues de haber
transado negocios or la Capital.
J.. L. Lopez Sc encuentra en- Las We
gas, endonde Sc halla su esposa visi-
tando a su madre. Sc informa que la
Sra. Lopez Sc halla bastante enferma.
El Procurador de los Estados Uni
dos W. B. Childers regreso para Albu-
Iquerque ell microbes en- la tarde des-
pues de transar negocios legales en- la
ciudad Capital.
Apolonio A. Sena, escribano de con
dado del condado de San Miguel, ha
partido para ST rancho de ovejas en- ell
Arroyo Pinto, condado de Leonard
Wood.
Ell Hon. Solomon Luna, de Los Lu.
mas, estuvo en- la ciudad la semana pa
sada con negocios y visitando a sus
muchos parientes..y amigos que tiene
en- esta ciudad.
Ell Juez HenryL. Waldo, procurador
por ell ferrocarril Santa Fe en- Nuevo
Mexico, arribo a la ciudad ell microbes
ly Sc hosped6 en- ell hotel Palacio. Re-
greso a Las Vegas ell jueves.
S. B. Davis, Jr., de Las Vegas, pro-
curador de distrito por los condados
de San Miguel, Mora, Quay yLeonard
Wood, arribo a esta ciudad ell lines y
paso ell dia aqui arreglando negocios
legales.
Don B~onifacio Ortiz acompanado de
suesposay nina arribaronde Albuquer
que a la ciudad ell martes en- la tarde.
Ell Sr. Ortiz ha acceptable un posicion
como c~ajista en- Ell departamento de
obras del Nuevo Mexicano.
Ell Hon. Antonio Joseph, ex.delega.
do al congreso y proprietario de los
IOjos Calientes, arribo a la ciudad ell
microbes en- la tarde y transo nego-
clos en- esta ciudad ell jueves en- la ma
mana. Despues parti6 para la parte
~noroeste del territorio.
George W. Armijo, James G. Chaves
~ ell diputado alguacil r. G. Huber
partieron ell jueves en- la maf1ana en- ell
Central de Santa Fe para Progreso.
ISe informa que hay buenas indicacio-
mes para la identification del asesino
del inado Coronel ]. Francisco Cha
yes.
Ell Gobernador y la Sra. Otero par
theron ell martes en- la tarde para la Ca
pital Nacional. Ell Delegado- Electo W.
H. Andrews Sc encontrara con eli Co
bernador en- la Capital Nacional y am
bos %emplearan n 6dos semanas ALI
%trabajando en- contra del pasaje del
Proyecto de Estado Consolidate de
Hamilton que esta ahora pendiente
ante ell Senado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1904-12-17
Buena P~recaucion.

I'm caballero entro en- una sastreria
y orden6 una levita. AL tomarle las
medidas lie pregunta ell industrial:
-iEs listed casado 6 soltero?
Cascade.
-Bien, a1adio Ell sastre, volviendo-
Sc hacia Ell que apuntaba las medidas,
ponga Vd. ssbolsillo escondido en- ell TO.
rro."
--SY para que? pregunto ell c%liente.
Para esconder de noche los pape-
les Y dinero, replica ell sastre. Tam.
bien 70 soy casado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1904-12-17
Aviso alos Agsnsss.

FL Nuevo Mexicano desea lamar \
atencl6n de los agentes al heoho d
que no Sc les concede comisi6n por ~
ta companfa por susorici6n de los sus-
critores viejos, y no deben hacer d.
duccion 81 envian 81 d.nero do ellos.
Por los nuevos susoritores se les CO..
ceds oomisi6n al hAoer ga remesAl
El Nuevo mexicano., 1904-12-17

Ell Nuxvo MEucANo % envia 4 todas las
estafetas en- Of Nuevo Mexico, y tiene una cir
cuIacion grande y creciente entire Ia genie in
teligente , progressive del sudosste.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1904-12-17

UN ANo LIBRz DE sUSCRICIoN.
A ~cualquisra persona que nos nande o. d.
nero por cinco suscritores nuevos. por nm aho
cada uno, le mandaremos M NUEvo MExIcASo
libre por un ano. v4anss los precios dc sus-
crici6n srriba.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1904-12-17

En- esta ofcina Sc venden ola noes
para contracts de par lido
El Nuevo mexicano., 1904-12-17

En- esta oficina Sc venden blancoI
para contracts de partido.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1904-12-17

En- esta oficina Sc venden blancos
para contracts de partido.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1904-12-17

Las leyes de los Estsdos Unsdos requieren
cue cualquiera persona pegsr4 por un perio-
dico mientras continue tom9ndoio dslA estaie-
ia, sunque 81 tempo poe 4 essi - suscribio
haya expirado
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gross earnings for the third week in Jan
uary; now coming to hand of mixed COM
nIexion but the average ratio of increase
over last years corresponding period is
fairly maintained The Atchison state
rnent for December, showing q decrease
in net earnings of $94 900 the increased
operating expenses having wiped out the
gain in gross earnings. caused an unfa-
vorable impression, although of no effect
on the Atchison stock itself. Weekly
gross earnings for December and Janu-
airy thus far reporting indicate some i'm
provement in the ratio of increase over
last year Loan expansion is believed to
be still! in progress and time money was
appreciably f1rmer today, the asking rate
for six months rising to Az rer cent The
late rise in the market under the leader
ship of Pennsylvania made the closing
firm at net gains, running to a point or
over in that stock, st. Paul and the
Pacifcs.
Bonds were less active and steadier after
some irregularity.
Total sales (par valuel $3,65O,O0O.
United States bonds were unchanged on
call.
Total sales were 479 800 shares, includ-
ing Atchison 25.S00; Baltimore and Ohio
%, 400; Canadian Pacific $500; Erie $500
Louisville and Nashville 5000; Missouri
Pacific 1890; Norfolk and Western 2,400;
@. and w. 7,4OO; Pennsylvania $4,000;
Reading 1890; Rock Island 14,3O0; St.
Paul 21,0Oo; Southern Pacific 271O0;
Southern Railway $500; Southern Rail
way, preferred, 1900; Union Pacific 49, 500;
Wabash, preferred, 1900; Copper $4,000;
American Locomotive 81 900. American
Smelling and Refining 900; American
Sugar Il, 200; Columbus and Hooking Coal
7 200; Peoples Gas 10000; Tennessee Coal
and Iron $500; United States Steel 500;
United States Steel, preferred. 28,S00.
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Ware L. EeIand'S
Cotton 1. GttGY

Raleigh, N. c., Jan. 26.-As soon as
May crossed 1926 the second time, we
haza1 ded a guess on fifteen cents, or even
fifteen and hall cents. AS the market
runs anywhere from a cent to Il cent and
a half at time, we are inclined to re-
gard top on July for this bulge as some
where between Is 10 and 1870. This may
appear rather nonsensical, but after an
advance to around fifteen and a half
cents, everything iuclnes us to look tol
a break. After buying cotton as soon
as the market worked into new ground
and making a full cent per pound, every
line Of reasoning would lead him to sell
out yesterday or today and run the cnance
of the short side It will be remembered
that after Christmas Liverpool ran Just
as it did yesterday. Then came the
crash. The same people control the mar
ket now as then. Their operations are
the same now as then. This leads one to
expect similar break somewhere around
fifteen and a half cents before another
advance. There is no inducement to buy
cotton here, and when things look right
we would run the risk of short selling on
big bulges. This crop is going to be
bigger than anyone realizes now. Prices
are high enough.
WARE & LELAND.
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Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour dulreasy; winter patents, $3.50: straights
spring specials s4,20; spring patents s3o0@t.4Q;
red, s61&@eI; corn. No 24e%@4 No;2 yellow,
Il; oats, No. 2s91las4;No. White, No; white
3it0H. rye, No. 2, 659 good feeding bar
ley, 371%638; fair to choice mailing, i6@57; liay
seed, No 1, Ito: No. northwestern. LIZ,
prime timothy seed, 3.25, mess pork per bbi.
t8.S5al3.I5 lard per loOb., 7.sz@~.;;; short
ribs sides (loosel, 6.4S@6.72: dry salted shout
ders {boxedl, 775@.S: short clear sides sides
(boxed) 8.s7@7l2. whiskey, basis OF high q
grade wines, lei; clover, contract grade. LID.
NEW YORK PROVISIONS.
NEW YORK, Jan. 26-F1our- unset, winter
patents si.359L75; Minnesota patents $40 @
RYE flour I'M. fair to good s3.lO@345;
choice to fancy S2;sU@3.6.
Buckwheat fiourr-dull::, s2.lo@225 oo
Corn--lneal steady; yellow western $50.
Rye-steady; No western 63.
Rarley-uuIet: feeding 42L5: mailing IN.
Wheat-flrIn, No. 2red 93@, May, 021s; July
o' Uao,rn@spot Arm No. 2, So; May, $50; Sep
ternber, 49,; November, -; December $500.
oats-frm No. 9, lj14: 900
yO). beef hams 20. 50G122. o0:packet l05N0ll
Cut meats-frm; picked bellies 714@7M.
nickIed shoulders 55zt96; pickledhams, 1870
Lardnsteady; western Term s sten,dea 1S feh0'
(. Pork firm; family l5;oo@l5 90; short clear
I3.hD@l6.0J, mess I4500l5 o.
Tallow-s steady city per package "a, country
Rosin-steaiy; strained common 10 good Nv
Turpentns-quiet, eS@6oH. o,<1..,<
Rice STEADY; domestic, far to EXTRA 951a
Japan 4t4@54. $780, ,,o.,,o
Moasses-nrm New Orleaus, opSn heV'ieh
good TO choice, 3l@37. o.
Coffee-spot Rio firm. No invoice gag.
mild steady !, cordova St49lS1a. or.
Sugar-raw nom. fair redning "a: CEN
trifugal 3 5-lGall-32. molasses sugar, z9iogz}s
refined dull confec. a Az, moull 100, CUT
loaf 800, powdered $50, granulated 4.fV' cuDe'
4B5.
Butter-waak; extra creamery e., slate ualfy
Ii gl0 ,
Cheese quiet; state full cream fancy small
"olored sept late mldcl0%, small Whlte sept.
II, late made, i0%.
age fines. 30
Pota1ors-firm; Long Island 275d3.21, Jersey
2 Is d2.75, Jersey sweets I.50@3.7o, state ana
western sacks 2.21692l0
Peanuts-hrIn; fancy hand-picked, 5t9o14,
domestic 3At9o.
Ca 5bage steady domestic per ton 20 $500.
per lHl 5nI0
Freight TO Liverpool l2G
Cotton seed oil was firm and good uem; prime
C -ude E o. b. mills z91at630, prime sunmeryei-
w 37(G15, OFF summer yellow, nom prime white
81 l4); prime winter yellow i0@i2,
BALTIMORE PROVISIONS.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 26-Flour quiet: winter
patents, 81 5i@i.S5. spring patents S4.75 a..
Wheat-dull and lower spot contract and
Jan 920; do red western 934@9s
lorn-steadv: spot and Jan 1917.
Oats-steady; No. white s5L,.
Rye-f1rm; No. z, 81.
B1tter-firm; fancy imitation 1920, fancy,
creamery GA.
| 9 1eese-frIn; l2A, large l2i4@.
Sugar-steady; fine and coarse graduated
1851.
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QUOTATIONS. OF COTTON YARNS

New York, Jan. 26.-No. 10s-1 and 12s1
warps at 211a-22; No. 14s-1 warps at 2212;
No. 1851 warps at 3d. No. 6s to los yarn
at 2o-21: No. 12s1 at 211a; No. 14s-1 at
22 No. 1851 at %; No. $50 ply soft yarn
at 81 No. 1852 ply soft yarn at 22-2215;
No $50 ply hard at 81; No. 1852 ply
hard at 22-221a; No. 1882 ply hard at %;
No. 14s-2 ply at 231A; No. 1852 ply at
23iA-24; No 20s-2 ply at %; No. 24s-2 ply
at 25la; No 26s-2 ply at &c; No. 3os-2 ply
yarn at Is: No 40s-2 ply at 80; No. Ss-5,
and ply at q; No. 20s2 ply chain
warps at 251A; No 24s-2 Fly chain warps
at 26-26h; No. 26s-2 ply chain warps at
2612 No. 3Os-2 ply chain warps at %; No.
1888 ply hard twist at 231a; No, 20s-S
ply hard twist at %; No. 26s-3 ply hard
twist at &c.
On account of the condition Of the cotton
market, prices were nominal.
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York, Jan. 26.-Today's stock
market lad to absorb considerable vol
ume of profit.taking again, especially dur
ing the early part OF the day. This it
did to a very good effect but there was
no eagerness shown to follow the advance
and the market relapsed into the dizziness
which was its Characteristic previous to
the upward movement. The market
seemed to be waiting for fresh move
by the speculative party, which assumed
the leadership of the rise, as the outside
public remains conspicuous by its absence.
War news played part in the restriction
of the days business, but the sales for
London account from that cause were IN
moderate volume. Returns Of railroad
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON.


New Orleans, La, Jan. 26.-Spot cotton
active. firm and higher. The demand ex-
ceeds the supply; purchases are made as
fast as factors exhibit their samples.
Prices advanced 3-16c.
Futures opened quiet with prices to 10
points lower. The lower opening was
caused by disappointing Liverpool cables,
the opening showing a small decline and
an advance of only to 4 points at the
time OF the opening of the local market.
In view of the wide advances here yester-
day the course of the English market had
a temporary depressing effect, but within
ten minutes after the opening prices were
higher than yesterdays close and they
steadily rose with a good demand, and
light offerings until prices of the active
months had advanced from 2S to SO points
above the opening. About noon heavy
realizing sales by satisfied longs set IN and
continued to near the end of the session,
carrying prices down TO about yesterday 5
finals. The list at the close was even to
three points net lower.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.
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FOUR TO SIXTEEN
POINTS DECLINE
The Net Result of the
Operations Yesterday.
THE MARKET Is EASY
Yesterdays Stock Market Had to Alb
sorb Considerable Volume of
Profit Taking Especially Du-
ring the Early part of
the Day.
(Bv the Associated Press.l

new 1Orh, Jan. Zo.-YIne Qry goods
market has advanced still further with
bidding for regular print cloths at four
cents and corresponding advance on other
grades of narrow goods. Buyers are now
in evidence, the advance stimulating
them to efforts to secure goods before
additional advances are registered.
NEW YORK COTTON.
New York, Jan. 26.-The cotton market
opened easy at unchanged prices to de-
cline of points under liquidation and
selling in expectation of reaction based
OH rather Disappointing cables, somewhat
heavier receipts, less favorable news from
the Far East; and the theory that the
advance having been so sharp entitled the
market to at least a temporary setback.
After showing some further weakness I'M
medately after the opening when the
three active months were about to 9
points net lower, prices were rallied
sharply by a renewal of bull support.
The local bull leader appeared to be buy
ing aggressively and large buying orders
were executed by houses with New Or
leans connections, while the Southern
market itself led in the advancing tend
ency with July then reached 1928 Inside
of the first twenty minutes prices here had
passed the previous high point and the
advance was not checked until March
had sold at 1929; May at 1850; July 1850;
a net gain of Is to 16 points on the posi-
tions named. The advance had been ac-
companied by increasing activity, but at
this level trading became rather quiet
and the market for a time ruled irregular.
Interior receipts for the day pointed to-
ward a comparatively heavy movement
and while advices from Fall River indi-
Gated q very firm dry goods market at
advancing prices, it was rumored that
leading bull interests had recently been
selling more than they bought, and out
side longs began taking profits. The re-
suit was an easier market and a down
ward trend until in the late trading March
reached $500; May 1920 and July 1928.
This represented a decline from the best
of from 90 to 50 points and a net loss of
13 to II points on the named positions.
Just before the close the local bull leader
started buying again and rallied the
market several points with prices finally
steady net 4 to is points lower Sales
were estimated at 100000 bales. The
large exports helped in the late advance
as an offset to the larger receipts, and
official advices from the South indicated
firm TO higher spot markets. although
transactions were light.
Receipts at the ports today 80 S5S bales,
against 30,959 last week and 3S,4S4 last
year. For tho week $4,000 bales, against
15S,245 last week and 1874 ,161 last year.
Today's receipts at New Orleans were
S.13O bales, against 1,619 last year, and
at Houston 11,241 bales, against 1854
bales last year.
NEW YoRK, Jan. 25 Cotton spot closed
quiet -. points higher, middling upland, ID .
pnlf Is so: sales go bales.
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laval STORES.

WrturraroN. Jan. 2s-Tnrpentlne moth
ing doing, 6315; receipts Il cas ~ mai.
T sorll ~ !" I4 o. receipts l3j bbls
Crude-frm, 2.5O@i25ai'25; receipts 81 bar
res.
CHARLESTON. Jan. % -Turpentine steady
inal Gi's, receipts sales lex ports'
Roslu-steadt
9ao{e A. p 255es E n I f. E w. ~ ~
WV, l.dj.
sAvANSAy. Jan. 26 -Turpentlne firm,
Rosin Iirm: receipts 1888, sales Al, i42 exp ris
2i2.
,uota =. r. DIGS -.; f, 2s) F, 2.S5; G,
2gt1. II Il. ?Ji X, $50, ~, $780, N, $50. W. ,
425: W W, 400.
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OTHER COTTON MARKETS.
GRAM AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, Ills, Jan. 2G.-Another sharp
break occurred in wheat prices today, fol-
lowing the severe slump OF yesterday.
Heavy sales attributed to the principal bull
interest caused a decline of 2h in the
price of May delivery. Active support
from the same source, however, resulted
in not only a complete recovery, but gain
over yesterdays closing quotations, final
figures on May being u up. May corn
also gained u and oats were &c. higher
Provisions were 21zc higher to nc lower.
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I, ]. o. Litchford, cashier of the Raj
eigh Savings Bank do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true to the
best of my knowledge and belief.
j. o. LITCHFORD,
Cashier.
state of North Carolna-Wake county.
Sworn to and subscribed before me,
this 26th day OF January, 1904.
F. H. BRIGGS,
Notary Public.
Correst-Attest:
N w. WEST,
J. r. FERRALL,
T. B. WOMACK,
JNO 7. PULLEN,
Directors.
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Nr,y YORK MONEY.

New YORK. Ian 26,2p. m.-Money on call
easy at lla@2 closing l%4@: time loans firm;
% days |s 5g5; 20 days, ah@4; six months,
,4dH primo nIercantIe paper steady, iA@5h
SEEING exch, steady with actual bus IN bank
era hills ri 4s5 G5a4S5 TO- for dem and at 1853 10
ni5 for 20 day bills, posted rates $50 lSl@
S5l5G Isl com. bills 4S23 bar sllN er55@4@, Mex
can dollars III.
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THE RALEIGH COTTON MARKET.

Receipts Yesterday . =. . :. $50 bales
Prices yesterday :. :. :. 15015 3-S
Receipts same date last year. Is bales
Prices same date last year -. 9d9 3-16
Receipts this week. . . . ST. bales
Receipts same week last year. AZ bales
REGENTS to date :. :. =. .12,161 bales
Receipts last year to date ..12,6S1 bales
The spot market was steady yesterday
at the figures of the previous day, though
more cotton was sold than on that day.
Little change is expected today.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Having qualified as administrator Of
Emily lane Stokes, deceased, l hereby
notify all persons having claims against
her estate to present the same, in writing,
to me on or before December /, 1904, or
this notice will be plead in bar of their
recovery. All persons owing said estate are
notified TO make prompt payment to me.
A. Y. MORGAN,
McCullers, N. G.
Decor,her 1QQs, "a w-4W
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S. A. +. STOCKS AND BONDS.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 26-Seaboard Air line
common, 95s9l0 preferred i7I@lS.
Bonds-4's 671I(0.
Atlantic Coast Line common l02MlO9I<. ,,rof
erred .... No sales. ~ PAei
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state of North Carolina.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION o.
Raleigh Savings Bank ;

The following is a report OF the condl-
ton of the Raleigh Savings Bank at the
close ef business January %, 1904:
RESOURCES.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Having qualified as executor of the es-
tate of Rufus Jones, notice is hereby Civ
en- to all persons having claims against
his estate to present the same to the
undersigned within the time required by
lew or notice will be pleaded in bar of
their recovery.
A. SIDNEY JONES,
Dec "a, 1903.
Executor, Cary, N. C..
12-25-1aW CIV
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 2s-Cot,on futures
LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL, Jan. -, p. m.-Cotton spot
mod. bus. p;o.s 2@ points higher.
American middine fair, S47; good mddling
$50. middlng, $40; low rnidding, s IA; good
ordinary, sol: ordinary, 7.S The sales OF the
day were 8 900 bales, Of which 1000 were for
speculation and xrori and included LOO Am
erican. Receipts 27,'00 bales, including i,sU0
American.
o,,ered .l-Iiei and closed sicdv
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STOLEN.
Brown marc, IL years old, fat and slick,
extra nice driver, trots and PAGES fast,
can go a 3-minute gait, kind and gontle.
thin tail, fore top has not been cut off in
six months, no white on her at all. Heavy,
open, high back, black buggy, pretty
well worn, low body Light breast strap
harness, tan lines being used and both
almost black. Will pay liberal reward
for return of turnout and man who
stole it.
J. II. ROBBINS,
Raleigh. N. C.
1-2G-tf
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Report to the North Carolina Corporation
Commission of the Condition
,F h,
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lopening Highest. Lowest. Closing.
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Report of the Corporation Commission of
the Condition OF
TIE
Commercial and Farmers
Bank,

AT RALEIGH, N. c.,
Close of business, January end, A'07'
RESOURCES.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-09
SEATTLE GOES REPUBLICAN.
The Democrats Only Elected
Three COuneilmen.

Seattle, Wash, March 9.--The Re.
publicans carried the city election yes
terday ny a large majority only three
COuncilmon being elected by the Demo-
Gratis. The new city officers are az
follows:
Mayor, r. A. Balllngcr, Republican,;
comptroller. John Ripliuger Republi-
can, corporation counsel, Mitchell Gill;
liam, Republican; treasurer Samuel +.
Rathbun. Republican.
Councillor at Large--DaWd w. Bow
en- Republican, Charles II. Burnett, Jr.,
Republican.
Ward Councilmen--First ward, James
Conway Democrat Second ward J. s.
Johnston, Republican. Third ward.
Hiram G., GIN, Republican. Fourth
ward. Irving T. Cole, Republican Fifth
ward Scott Benjamin. Republican.
Sixth ward, Arnold u, Binden, Repub-
lic0n. Seventh ward, T. NJ Daulton,
Democrat, Eighth ward, DR., j. r.
Crichton. Republican Ninth ward,
william H. Murphy, Democrat
Judge Baiinger was knitted through-
out the city as Il result Of the charges
that he had accepted a fee from the
city Of Ballard TO work against tho
Lake Washington canal and the fact
that he was instrumental IN securing
the defeat OF Harold Preston who was
Seattles candidate for senator last vim
ter.
The Republican plurality on the
ticket nc large exclusive Of Balliuger
was 457S, Balingers plurality was
0nly l,gGS.
II Is not yet known whether any of
the four proposed amendments to tho
city charter passed
The Prohibition and Socialist tickets
received an inConslderable vote.