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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-02-18

James Dolan was granted saloon
license.
The fire committee was instructed to
have six-foot door in the side OF the
Edison theatre within three days or
have the theater closed.
Engineer Bernard wrote the council
that lie would waive the 80 days notice
to quit, and asked to be relieved imme-
diately. TIE matter was referred
to the fire committee.
A resolution was introduced providing
that after March Is, the services OF fire
engineer be dispensed with, and the
horses sold, and making arrangements
for horses and engineer in cases OF fire.
The matter was laid over fer one week.
An ordinance was passed and approved
prohibiting pile drivers from being drawn
on the streets, unless on skids, and re-
curing the repair of streets damaged by
pile drivers.
An ordinance was passe d and approved
establishing a new grade on Second
street bet tween II ard Broadway and /
street between First and Third streets.
The Saloon license of VIM. Anderson
was transferred to Victor Keckonen.
Supt. Linn was directed to store the
city machinery in the engine house.
The action of the last meeting in the
city library matter was reconsidered.
and the board OF trustees continued for
the present.
The resolution to purchase a lot out
side OF the fire Limits for temporary
city building, was laid on the table.
The attorney was directed to prepare
an ordinance placing the license for
wholesale liquor stores at $500 year,
and increasing the license of saloons that
keep open after midnight from $500 to
$1,000 year.
A request of r. S. Jackson to divide a
street warrant into two was granted.
The attorney was directed to prepare
an ordinance prohibiting wooden build
ings more than two stories nigh.
The matter of planking X street, be.
tween Heron and River streets, The full
width, was referred to the committee.
The matter OF laying 4-inch pipe to
the Market mill was referred to the
com mittee. ........-. ----.
Special improvement assessment roll
for Dist. No. 90 was equalized.
Wilson and Jones were appoin ed q
committe to draw up form Of pay roll
for city employees. +
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-02-18
Along the Water Front

The schooner Aeriel is at the West &
Slade mill. loading for South Africa.
The schooner Espada is loading at the
Aberdeen Lumber Shingle mills for San
Francisco.
The schooner II. d. Bendixon is at the
Anderson 4 Middleton mill, loading for
San Pedro.
The schooner Falcon arrived in port
yesterday, and is loading at the West L.
slade mill for San Fran,isc
The steamer Coronado arrived in port
Tuesday, and is loading at the Anderson
Il Middleton mill for San Francisco.
The barkentine Wrestler arrived yes
terday from Honolulu. and is at the
West 4 Slade mill taking return cargo.
The schooner Chas. r. Wilson, which
took the bulk of her cargo from the
West 4 Slade mill, is finishing the load
at the " ilson mill.
The steamer Nexburg dropped down
from the West 4 Slade mill to the AN.
derson & Middleton mill yesterday, to
complete her cargo for San Pedro.
Information reached the city yesterday
OF the wreck OF the schooner Emma
Utter on the California coast The Utter
sailed from Aberdeen on February 6.
with cargo of lumber from the Western
mill. She was owned in San Francisco.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-02-18
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the Union
Mill Company is corporation duly or
ganized under the laws of the State OF
Washington with a capital stock Of Forty
Thousand Dollars; that the principal
place of business of the company is
located at Aberdeen in Chehal:s county,
Washington; that a meeting Of the
stockholders Of said company is hereby
called to convene at the Office Of the com
pany in the City OF Aberdeen, on March
5th, 1904, at the hour Of 1880, y. M, for
the purpose Of increasing the capital
of said Union Mill Company from Forty
Thousand Dollars to Fifty Thousand
Dollars.
Dated this 14th day of January, 1901.
W. b. MACK,
35w8 Secretary.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-02-18

Why pay $500 q year for part OF
tie local news each day. when -ou
can ge' all the city. county and gen.
al news twice a week. In the 10. H.
for $3.50.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-02-18
Are You Restless at Night

And harassed by bad cough? Use
Billiards. Horelound Syrup, it will secure
you sound sleep and effect prompt and
radical cure. Csc. SOC. and $1.00. Sold
BY w. B. Paine & Co.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-02-18

Send the Semi-Weekly Herald to
your friends in the east. A twice-a'
week typograph Of Aberdeen and sur.
rOundings.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-02-18
THE CITY COUNCIL
TRANSLATES ROUTINE BUSINESS
LAST EVENING.

To Raise Liquor Licenses. Economy in Fire
Department. Wooden Buildings to be no
Higher Than two Stories. Pile Drivers
to be Responsible for Damage Done to
Streets.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-02-18
TO Cure q Gold In llna llax

TO Cure = Cold In Ono DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine. Tablets
All druggists refund the money il it fails
to cure. f. w. Groves signature is on
ca. IL pox. 2hc.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-02-18

stops tho Cough and Works or the
Cold.
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets cure
Cold IN one day NJ Cure No Paw
price % cents
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-02-18

Special improvement assessment roll
for Dist. No. 90 was equalized.
Wilson and Jones were appoin ed q
committe to draw up form Of pay roll
for city employees. !
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-12

The arrangement of Hogrs "a TOD
as steer which wII appear no tbI
E'hH' Opera House "wednesday. Ned
Ia bias every Indication of brilliant
success ono of The unonrInal thiur|
Mr. Huyt said o. chat nothing ur
rDoda IKE success but DO so nptii
applies io "a Texas steer" that and
quotation can bo easily forgiven TNIi
H quite ccriain-no comedy Of had
class has hO'icr or more worthy
claims FOB ifs great popularity than f,
Texas SIror' These claims ike t|
success. are wpII .a1ed This fr1
oan ho said WHIP ompadqr "a raxI
70. S,e"r' with Iioyts other suceossas
some special reasons flr th!s starf
in' nf thC play are I's wholesome vit
I# always won tempered asuro. Ha
Brisk natural and continual move
mont and 'ho uucols'ne laughter pro.
vocation OF .ts limos characters ana
situations $50 One De- ashamed 90 con.
f"ss fo having laughed flr fw1 hours
30 time after arp.u. "a Tezag
S.oDr" 'Hr ho cam SHOW good rlrts
for having done se
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-12
Precinct 22-La TLlsrs.

IHr Uu.uufU.. Andrews. ran. "a
NuduF. WU. co.
For Council Goor rep. g.. Mon
tuya, rep. %. democrats. 3D.
For Representative Cm.'Ur. an.
W'IhDruH rHp, l2 democrats. OBJ.
For Commits Ionors Sanohes and
Gruusfcld rup %. democrats. 10
For Probate judge RumHr. ren
% IamUru dem. 10.
Fur Probate CiDrs- summer. r.p.
a2 Myers. dem. %.
Foa Sueru Hubuou rep. 90 s,l
lomrdgo. dom. %.
For Assessor Albright rep. al
klDuwuu dem. u.s.
For Treasurer and ESoGio'n Col
lcctor ilunucI rep. 52 Mcclellan
dem. Co.
For Superintendent of schools
NiElI rep. 52 Marsh dem. o.
For Surveyor Rankin. reH. o..
stewart DEM %.
Republican river uummI .ogers. o.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-12
ADJUSTMENTS
The Two Little Walls
Opera House This
Evening.
A TEXAS STEER. NOVEMBER

Tho play tly company and uI
E,nEc glu.pmeu. of "Ths Two Lbti
Waits. by Lincoln j. Carter wbic
comes Co che E.ks Opera Housc ID
nignt for only one evening are I'd
above toe average furnished at th
popular priced houses Unlike \
many m,.odumaa. This piece doe
H'I rely un steamboat and railron
explosions. pie drIyiug and river "a,
c'douts blood curaHus murder AN
'hr Iiho for its popularity. but Is I'd
straight legitimate acting that nd
piece finds Dos way into tho heart /,
every one. man. woman and child. thI
over secs o. The play s now ON n
'hird successful tour and has provcI
ITSELF one of the best box office wild
ncrs and a story uf moro damati
worth Than amy attraction ON the roaI
That Visits The popular priced thc|
irra This Or "a play that viii alwav
Doc popular with fho public. a. o. cod
in'ns a beautiful love story devotion
pnthos. intrigue and brlght Ilnca 4
quaint comedy
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-12


Fur u.,sato Andrews. rep. 90.
Nodoy. uI. 5i Money. dom. 3D.
For Council Grayr rep. go Mon.
nya. reu. r. N..s 1uI Moore. dem.
30 each.
Fur N.nr .H'H'IFe. Cro.Iatt and
W1Eoraou. r.p. Ee each French and
DarmBu. dem. 37 o3rH
For Dumm .un.r sanchez. rep.
U. Gw l..H r.n. Us, Au8ya. dem.
%. Sweeney. dem. So.
For Probate Judge Romero. rer.
N' Iam0a dem. 3D.
F1r Probate CLERK summers rep
90 My... dem. 'T
For sheriff uubhyT rUn. Us. Sol
IImridr. dem %
Ios Asset. Albright. rpu 52.
k.D.nworr. dem. Co.
Fur Treasurer and ENorIcIo Col
'cr.or--lIuuueu rap CO. Mcclellan.
dem. 81
For Superintendent OF schools
N.1Ii ror. .N Marsh dom. o.
For Surveyor Rankin. rep. g..
stewart Dom. 3d.
Republican river DDmmIss .onors.
80 democrats. &c.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-12
TIE TERRITORIAL SECRETARY.

The following articles OF iuc0rp1r
t'nn have boon n'ri I'M Che Office 1r
the secretary.
Tho Surety Investment company of
AhunuDruuC Tho InrurpnrBfufa are
william % Greer VI W. FiUun1y. OF
Albuquerque. and Solomon Luna of
Toe IuHaa Tho object OF the com.
n1uy Dr. 90 acquire lands and improve
mo same and also other purposes and
objects as may ho lawful The can't
'al stock is $50 600. divided into 5000
shares of tlN anch. and The directors
foi tho frs' three months arc tho In.
c1rpomt0ra Albuquerque s tho pr.u.
c'pal place of business Tho form Of
existence win br my years
The Traction Land q improvement
company of Albuquerque Tho inror
rnuiou and directors for enc GrHt
fhraa months arr w. no Greer 49,.
W. rlnUrnOy of Albuquerque and Sol
ONION Luna. 0f tns tmla Tho capt
i8'ITotI1n is placed at $4,000 ir
shares lf che par value of 800. aHf
tho object of mo company .a to ac
0u'rr and improve lard and erect
buildings and places 0f amuanmeut
Tho C'worr1n Mountain Mining
company. off Lansing. Mich C3puaI
stock $1,000 600 In shares of 81 each
incorporated Quincy A. smith Goo
W Stone Charles G. Hopkins Frank
in s Porter of lansing The object
0f tho company 's f0 own and operate
W'Nos and minnie lands FOR tho pro
duc'IIn off gold silver lead from cop
nrr 1n1 other ores and metals tn
own and operate ml1e uu1 amofora
frAw ana railroads TON and wagon
rnrda mills 1ul factories f1r enc mau
WHr'ur0 u' l0fH# shingles lumber
etc., Operate w8tHr powers and Iun
ZION Hys'oms and fo buy ANA sHI
lands Tho board of directors fHr 'ho
FIRST yo1r vHI hn composed of Quincy
s. Smith. Geo W sfan. Charles T.
Hopkins Franklin s. Porter John
Morrow aud Thomas % IrIH aH 1r
Lansing Mich TH form uf oN
ouco win ho 0f. wears 80 ulac of
hu 1855 hos Col" r.. boon designated
'u fhr territory
Ccrtifcatss Of Agents
Tho following certificate. off tHl ln
nu'nfmont 0f AGENTS and principal
places 0f business have boon fll1 hr
corporations DO rho office 1f Terrific
rial Secretary J w UaWH'U
Tho EugIowp0I Gold Mining com
U8ny of Chicago Agent Gufh0r I.n
tus principal place of business. IB.
Cruces
Tho rio GmuIc Copper q Roluc
zion company NJ Laramie Wyo =
W. pblo agent and Hanover primo.
pal place ot business
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-12
Precinct New Town.


fur Delegate Money dem. BOO.
Rodyy. ud. 3l2. Andrews. rep lg3.
SauduU. suc, $780,
Fur Council Greer. rep. $50. Mon
.oya. ron. INl. Moore, DEM $40.
R.cs. dDm g.u. Wells soe. 1885 Sow
arI. suD $780,
FOr Representative -WIIkrrHuu rep
515 Crul.otr rrp ia2 Franeh dem.
3Sg. Caman dem, 1861 Craig soc.
1885, HoBrup Soc, llg
For Commissioners Gwua'eId. rrp
$3.50. SANCHEZ. rep. 52t Anaya don.
25e. Sweeney dom $685. Gucyara
soo. IGa HIaefbuu. Soc. l3l
Fur Probate Judge Romero rrn
asl lamHa dom glG Metoa'f sog
$780,
For Probate C.ora Summers. rep.
1t3 Myers dem. 2l5 Huoc SOC.
Ig2
For sheriff HubueII rop. $50.
saiomr.1e. Iem e1l Jacobson
auC. I-H
For Assessor Albright rop. SOC.
Klo.uvuH. dem. '3ol GusiaHou soc
mo
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-12
a Tsndcroots idea Of Needles
Bath Tu5.

Cyrus Townsend Brady nH0 .uc.
tur.I H.'ur. Hu UH..ug. u. fHu San
u 81. reading room SOM. muHtH#
AGO took occasion Jp write. Hu article
paper printed and published a m.
InrHuH. OF h. Santa %. system
with f.. HH1 of Advertising tho
great #1Ifhua. Wr Brady is cuI
'uraI rusorHius and conscientious
% ready uI..r HuI roo interesting
p.1l.r hu H. reaches some con
illusions which facts 1a uH. 1nuHr.
IIH rlHaI.F mentions fHat tno U8Ih
fun. uf .H. r.1H.u. rooms lr. ruUHr
ally IHH only Ones .u tho town How
a'HUrf.y "tunIDrfu1D" that sounds
Needles possesses 20. least 5000 .n.
h1h.t1ua without cUun.ue mo n
Elan population. and there lrp mot a
dozen residences iu the town with.
nn' bath uIH NOT small foot tubs
ur h.r Nnsh tuhs Don't tubs siv feet
long .n which you may stretch your
soIf or ful 'aurtb anI turn me wa.
Tor 1u 0r on tD 4uIt your inclination
Ho .nHEs of other evidences of civ
IliznI.uu Dec was allowed to min.
rio freely with tho railroad mon "
Poor follow. ~ Ia hoped Dee has boon
benefited hy such contamination
Come ont again and YOU viii ho
shown sonc OF mo things OF which
you yr. know not Needles Evo
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-12

China huF au alum mountain
The death rate OF negroes is nearly
twice chat of whites Zoo tho United
states
The nuUou.c plague boz India ls said
to Ha now de.rrpy.ng 40 900 persons %
week.
Tho Swiss republic o. about 20
erect monument lu honor 0f the
world postal union
The river Rhine generally carries "a
larger volume of tDmC than any sIH.
Elo railway Iu the world
New York was tho FIRST city lucor
p0wtcd loo the limits of me United
States IIs charter was dated 1864.
Two million kegs. containing 100.
200 600 h0rHoshoeH. are used annually
Zoo me United states and Canada
This motto is displayed in a Boston
downtown desk "rho elevator 90
success Is generally stuck. try tho
stairs"
ln Albany a. y about 1914 the
FIRST American carriage was made. an
previously used having been imported
from England
Great Rrltaln's a2.3SO miles Of rain.
way carried last year twice as many
passengers az were transported by
mo 203 l32 miles Of the United states
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-12

ai2, 0uuHy'i rep, ai1. Anaya
lom. .. Sweeney, dom. o.
F0r uu.al. Judge Romero. rep.
1872. IIma.t. Igm.. @.
Fur Probate Clerk Summers. rep,
8ia. N1.u. dom. co.
FDr sHauu .HuHHeU. rop. 3i2. Sci
f0mrIl.. dem. o..
FHr Assessor NihHshJ rep. 800.
KI.Hvur. dem. 90
Fur Treasurer aud Ex.onlclo Col.
'U. Huuupu rrp,3i15 Mcclellan.
DOM. DO
For superintendent Of Schools
V.eu rep. 8li Marsh. dem. n.
The republican river commissioners
tNHu. thr same
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-12

The county and Territorial
Vote.

pr..ucs 81. and Dos. those ombody
iua ... city of Albuquerque pol.
900 ..I. votes yesterday chan ptr.
teiu. and 500 'bgrp Uaa uo o1c.t..
mouJ t Ono polls. MOO great shoa of
enthusiasm by either party There
was uu drunkenness nor dld .u.lo
fsht Hr disturbance occur tl mur "a
peaceful election
Sven nHt n.ghI. after t.D polls had
c'uso. and OBJ. returns w.r. being re
co.tof ny private wiroa tf various
place 'H OOH. c.ty. thoro 800. ua great
show off interest ln local politics. The
main interest seemed conferred ON ma.
tor1 aud state situations and large
number of wagcrs were made on rc.
suits off thpso
Mover before iiI .ho people of Der.
nall''n county supposedly strong 20.
publican. cast such q scratched vote
a. 600 Dee polls yesterday N0t many
straight republican votes were cast,
aud of these precinct % bad a slight
majority
Many republicans licked Money
stIctora sni STRANGER got tho Coco
Coos pns'ol AnirnW' .t.ckorB on
democratic Tickets
on tho contrary me democrats
wore very ci1ru'ah and ~ o. notice
ab'o that they secured large per
cent of me now voters
ThHv nu' Un RI vDrt weak ticket ana
traded on 'hr'r county nominees go
thD republicans and independents for
votes I0r Money
Tharo vaa practically Uo betting ON
county results Those bots which
were wsfr nn The county situation
were mostly With regard to tho pln.
ral.fv uf W0fov over Money and An.
drDv ono hundred dollars was hot
thaf R01oy would MOI rrt 700 votes
in porual''o county This was snap
ped un ana another Dot f1r o Ike
amount of money that h" would rnt
7 ooo y0fos or more in Bornal.No
county found a ioEcr
Tho situation On Colorado attracted
rroaf deal NJ attention among local
sports Thoro was considerable spec
ulniion o. to tho national and state
roEultR and n largo amount of money
chaurot hands.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-12

fnr Delegate Andrews. rep. q,
Hudyy. ud. ls Money. dem ls.
Fur Council Greer rep. 90. Mon
toya. rep. 20. Pios and Moore. dems.
4 each.
For BDprospna.Iye-Cru1ort rep
% WINyrson. rep. 7l French, dem
3 DarmBu. dem. &.
For Commissioners Sanchez rep
52 GruusfuId, rcpr 20. Auaya, dem
B Sweeney dem.
For Probate judge Romero. 53,
Lamura dum, 3.
For Probate C'grb summers. r.r.
a. Myers. dem. 4
For sheriff -Hubhol ropr 10, Sch
l0mr.uso. dem, 3.
For Assessor. Albright yep bgi
kIoinVou. dom, @.
For Treasurer ana EXomcio Col
lcctor Hubbcl rep 72s Mcclellan
dem. g.
For superintendent of schools
vigil rep 20 Marsh dem. 4
For Surveyor Rankin, rop 7li
stewart dem. (.
Republican river commissioner ~
each
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-12

for Representative -WiIb-r-on. rep
600 Cro.lo.t rep, 900. Frau,n. Gem.
f.I CawHn. doma ii3. H.arup Soc.
l' Gratis soc go
fIr Commissioner Gmuafeu rrn
o.'. sanchez reps 5Di. Anlya. a.m
300. Sweeney. dem. l1I suatoa
soc. Co.,
tur Probate Judge Romrfo. .n
5l2 Ilmor1. dem $50. Motralf oc.
go.
FUr Probate Clerh Summers. TOP.
5l4 Myers, dom, 1855. Bryce. SOC
SOC. it HI0sahurn. SOC, 90
Fur sheriff Uubbcl rep. 5l0.
seIlomrIdfo. doma $3.50 Jacobson
sYc.. Co.
For Assessor AihHrbt rrp. i2i.
k'..uuort dem, 225 Gusafou. lr
Far Treasurer and EvonIcIo Col
."r,ur HubbeIl rep. i6i. Mcclellan.
Dom. lis Hail. Soc. fS
For superintendent of Schools
N.e.I ron. 500; Marsh. dem. 200
Ramsay Soc. a.
For Surveyor Rankin. ron. COS.
stewart dem. 100. Bc.mor. Soc. 49,
Tho republican river commits louers
received about Che same maiorItIes
This precinct cast "a total of Gas
votes.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-12

Ht Telephone
lUs Curn.. 49, 50. N1r. 9TH.
..m.eat republican tIctof Ufe faction
endorsed Hr h'oiauHro saud0yau ro
c..trl .05 votes anI lh0 other Ticket
known us .' J..u Na slnIuya'
ticket received 0u on avonro OF G.
votes Hon l'uacio Gutierrez. running
Mckinley County
Special COB The CItl.n
Gallup N1t Andrews has abau.
600 plurality 'n fHIH county Greer has
ao1ut 1n majority .u county. Carr has
about No plurality n county. Straight
republican t.ctof elected Iv MAORI.
tos of 600 t0 600 Gallup democratic
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-12

meet one, every year To- got better
acquainted with one another and Co
uooi now members of the fold Tho
excursion fhIa year wIu be over the
'id Chicago q Eastern Illinois road.
recently purchased by tho Roof a..
and aud extended from paun. co.. to
So Louis ana over the new limo from
80 louis f0 Kansas Ci'y. which boss
been e,tondol from Versailles 500.
Io Kansas city 80 Kansas city thn
party wi'l d.sh8ri and return to their
homes
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-12
Prseioe, ts-old Albuquerque.

Precinct i3-Old Albuquerque.
For Delegate Andrews. rep. 1893.
Money dem. %. Bodoy ind. 5a.
saulan. s0r, g.
For Council Noutoya. rep. 25g.
Greer rep. 25i. Moore. dem. %.
Rios dem. 10. Seward Soc. Q Wells.
EIg. o.
For RrpreaoniafIyc-Cro.lott rep
2ii. WUkorHo0. rep. 2i4. French.
dom I7 Carmau iDm ls HoIuuu.
soo @ Gratis f0r. @.
For Commit. .1nor SANCHEZ. reu.
2i2 Gms.D'd rep, 200. AnlFa dem.
Do. Sweeney dem. %, Gu.t8n and
unrNIuW. sor. o.
For Probate IuIeo Romero. rep.
la' Zlmua dem. DO. NofraIt
Soc. o.
F.r Probate Clerk Summers. ran
1862 Myers. dem. I3. Bryce. aoc. g.
For sheriff Hubbol rep. g5g. Sci.
dunrdaC. dem. ~. Jacobson. sor.. O.
For Assessor Albright. rep. l2s.
E.e.nvort. dem. 2s. Gustafs0u, sog.
For Treasurer and Ey1n.oio COL.
Icrtor IIuuhol rep. 1896 Mcclellan.
dam % Hall roo.. o.
For superintendent OF Schools
Nr.I rep. 200 Marsh dom go Ram
say SOC, Q.
For Surveyor RanE.u. rop. 2i7.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-12

For Treasurer and Ex oficIo Col
locior IuaUel rora 500, Mcclellan
dem. pa. Ua'L .1c. l86
F1r Superintendent of schools
Marsh. d.m, il5. Wish reps 800.
Ramsay. .u.. liI
Eur Surveyor Rankin, rep. Jtl,
stewart dem. ll5 HpImor soc. $780,
Tho republican river comm toner's
carried OBJ. precinct hy the same ma.
iarUcs
iu mH .r...o.t .Ha total vote cast
was Hf3
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-12

SOCIETY or ENGINEERS.

.Funm Thursday DAILY D.l.uI
8 uovsmeut has been started
among q numNyr of civil engineers
who reside Boo fuu territory fn organ.
iyo and form 70 New Mexico Society of
civil ianriuoors similar to which ey.
ESQ boo arsrly every state In tine union
n win no the object of thc society 90
work foTe'bor for me best interests
1f the territory and the profession
lfs members win meet annually iu
some ssiecfol town and win discuss
curreut engineering problems. such aH
feasible irrigation projects. and the
better development of enterprises OF
fbIs Had There arc many ideas
which originate Zoo me minds of up
f0dato engineers which are never
given publicity owing to tho imprac
fIcBh'Iiy of discussing them with 9th
or7 ana making practical experiments
1' ihoir theories
Now Mexico. OF aI states and terri
tories. needs much in this line. and
thrro Is mo- reason why tho territory
should not have the h0uont OF tho
beet that can be- done and profit by
the knowloigo % experts. @ a. Col.
Inns. ~ Santa Fo who has been en-
gagged Loo railroad and irrigation work
20 New Mexico FOR the past two years
has correspondent with q number of
civil engineers throughout tho terri
tory with tho object of forming such
an organization, ana has met with
much announcement. A society of
this kind can DO a great deal FOR the
people OF New Mexico. and an en-.
gIncors residing IN New Mexico are
invited by Mr. Collins 90 send him
their yires on the subject
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-12

a genius s q poor man who can
manage fo five without WORKING
Youth Is ro.us t1 tackle me THINGS
tomorrow that $50 nishel yesterday
FFe U'l collectors work may NOT De-
r.rs pleasant uut 10 has to bodun
a FIr sometimes encourages one
men 10 ordor to test her love for an.
other
f you must knock 200 ont Iu Tho
middle o. n foriyacro Dot and WELD
vour hammer
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-12

T1r p.'Hsato-Aud rDp 90.
Hodry .ud. 2s2 Money drm l6.
SHudOD sY0. O.
Fur Council Greer rep. aIa Mon
tua. run HII ues dem "a Noor.
dnU d.
f.r RaW uaH.. cru'ut rop.
aIN W.hou0u. rsn 3la French
dpw l3 Carm3n UUm De-
Fur Commissioner Sanchez. rgu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-12

Ino southern paDIhD ueW rum
'an." 1 lurIsburE is rapidly ar
uruarh'ur completion. to Doc delight OF
'hr men who have 0o turn the engine
900 thc y In rbr arizona a Nev We2.op
yard There Has hoDu hut one ar.i-
don nn tha y. Tho uis proved to ur
ioo lIght Tor ono of tho heavy engine
70 took come hours to got tho y iu rc.
pnIr and continue business
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-12

For ncloeatc Andrews. rep, i2.
i,o1ry ind. 30.
For Couuc.i-Groer rop. 90. Mon.
toya rep, i9. democrats. q.
AII the balance of The county Ticket
received 90. and none Tor the demo.
Gratis.