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Arizona silver belt., 1904-12-08
CLIFTON AND M0RENCI
Items of Interest from Graham Coun-
 tvs Big Copper Camps

S ~ff~-
 The Copper Era reports great ac- tivity about the mines of the Stand. ard company. There is, however, no attempt to unnecessarily rush produc- tion, the policy being to open up and develop the various properties of the company. The product of the Stand ard for November was 400 tons of ore averaging b per cent copper, no high grade ore being shipped that month.
 The New England and Clifton com pany recently secured the Hagan in- terests in the Antietam mine, and have put force of men to work on the property. This company has picked up number of valuable pro- perties during the present year. Doubtlest the company will soon an- nounce it's development plans for the immediate future, as it is known that it has had large crop of experts ex- amining the property for the past three weeks Era.
 The shareholders of the Shannon Copper company are generally well pleased with the new management that has been selected. The re.elec. tion of President Gill means that a compromise of the contending inter- ests was effected and that thoroughly competent mining man is put back at the head of the proposit tion. Treas. urer Hazen of the company, who re- gards the Shannon proposi tion as a pure business affair and gives little thought or attention to the stock mar ket end of it, said yesterday that he saw no reason whatever why the out put of the mine should not be increas cd at an early date at least to 1,3OO,. 900 pounds per month. The October net income on an average selling price for the company's copper of l3.5 cen ts was $22.0O0. The company will re- ceive for the month of November an average of l4.5 cents, and the net reve. nue ought to easily amour to at least $50,0O0. 0.-Boston Journal.
 The Copper Era, speaking of the new board of directors of the Shannon Copper company, and of the condi- tion of the property says: "The in- troduction of strong copper element into this company, will not only broaden its future policy, but greatly strengthen its position as a producer, and in the financial world as well. It is only reasonable to expect with in- fusion of this new blood, a policy of vigorous development and improve ment. The opening of new ore bodies in the mine, and the recent advance in the price of copper, have placed the new board in position to take advantage of the many possibilities with which this district abounds. Under the presidency of MT. Gill and the management of Mir. Bonnie, coupled with the assistance and ex- perience of this board, the success of this company has passed the period of uncertainty. There has never been a time in the history of the mine when there was as much good ore in S fight as at the present day notwithstand ing the fact that for many months past there has been a steady output ol ] 300 tons per day, which was lately in creased to 600 tons,"
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-11-09


A crowd that was variously estima-
ted from 1900 to 1000 stood in the
street last night in front of The Rec
ord office and read the returns as
they were displayed on the large can
vas stretched in front of the Office.
1t was a jolly good natured crowd.
Men, women and children made up
the crowd and the mud in the street
did not deter them from enjoying the
returns of this quadrennial election.
II was only little while after dark
when the first bulletin was thrown
en- the canvas, and from that time
Until the final Good Night" was
thrown on the screen at about one
o'clock this morning, the bulletins
came thick and fast Between the
bulletins large pictures of the differ
ant candidates were thrown on the
screen. which always evoked a cheer.
and many of the enterprising merch
the occasion by having their advertise
ments couched in catchy words placel
before the crowd.
The election was so one-sided that
from the start there was no question
as to which way the cat was Jump
ing, and although Democrats by n
large majority predominated in the
crowd they made the best of the oc-
casion and tried to look happy.
This was the first time that the re-
turns have ever been displayed here
in this manner. and the hearty man
ner in which they were received is
most gratifying to The Record, which
did all in it's power to make the oc-
casion a most successful one.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-11-09
INDIANA

Indianapolis.-Sev precincts in
Morcon county give Roosevelt TO-
662, Parker 6,292. The same ratio
would give Roosevelt the county by
21,315. 1t went 1000 for Mckinley in
1900
Eighty precincts in Indiana outside
Marion county give Roosevelt SOIL;
Parker, 4,974. Same in 1900 gave Nc
Kinley S,O43; Bryan 4,053. Republican
gain 1920.
Complete returns from the city of
Terre Haute give Roosevelt 6,767;
Parker, 4,402. Republican gain 1,772.
Chairman Goodrich of the Republi-
can state committee claims the state
for Roosevelt by plurality of forty
thousand. Indications are that the Re-
publican candidate for governor of
Indiana will run behind the national
ticket about 5000.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-11-09

In the Republican landslide that
has swept over the country Democrats
have little consolation save in the
election of the local ticket And there
is not much rejoicing even over this
on account of the loss of the Office
of sheriff Complete returns are not
yet in. three precincts are to hear
from. but Woodruff's majority for
sheriff will be in the neighborhood of
one hundred. All other Democratic
candidates on the local ticket are
elected by about the usual majorities
Few votes are cast in the three pre-
cincts yet to hear from, and they will
change the result but littde. The
vote in detail is given below from
Roswell, South Spring and Hagerman
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-11-09
BATTLE WITH BURGLAR.
Maynard Gunsul Grappled with Bur.
gIar and Was Hit With Gun.

Maynard Gunsul Grappled with Bur.
giar and Was Hit With Gun.
albuquerque, N NJ, Nov. 6.-(Spec.
ial.)-A sensational robbery nearly
ended in a tragedy occurred in this
city at midnight last night. Mrs.
Gunsul, wife of Maynard Gunsul, sec
retary of the Territorial Fair associa-
ton, left her bedroom to go into the
bath room. In passing through the
dining room she saw a man and
screamed.
Mr.. Gunsul leaped out of bed and
grappled with the burglar, who, in
freeing himself, struck Gunsul over
the head with his pistol and knocked
him to the floor The burglar then
made his escape through the bath
room window, where he had entered.
AS he left he fired a shot at Gunsul
which went wild.
An examination showed that the
burglar got away with several hun
dred dollars worth of iewelry and a
fine lady's gold watch. The cold
weather of the north is driving a
tough class of tramps and hardened
to the Southwest, and
City Marshal Mcmillan and force from
now on will arrest all suspicious char
acters.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-11-09
RHODE ISLAND.

Providence.-Six districts out Of
153 give Parker 349. Roosevelt 1867.
Same in 1900 gave Bryan 24S, McKin-
ley 908.
Providence, R. l.. Nov. 8.-Twelye
districts out of 153 give Parker 1891;
Roosevelt, 1886.
Providence, R. l.. Nov. s.-Roose-
velt carried the state by about fifteen
thousand. Granger. Democrat. and
Cochran, Republican, congressman
were reelected. The house and SEN
ate of the state legislature are Re-
publican, insuring the reelection Of
Senator Aldrich. Garvin, Democrat.
is probably reelected governor.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-11-09
A New Daisy Box made to Or
der at NOkes & Co., block east
of pOstOffiCe.
Court Doings.

The case on trial today is that OF
A. H. Belo & Co.. publishers OF the
Dallas News VS.. The Payton Drug Co
The case is being tried before a jury.
Richardson. Reid & Hervey represent
the defendants and A. J. Nisbet. the
prosecution. Although not much over
$40 is involved in the suit Ii is being
fought with the same stubbornness
as if that many thousands were invol-
ved. The points involved are the
construction of a contract, and the
responsibility of a clerical error. The
evidence of some of the witnesses is
decidedly contradictory
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-11-09
NEW YORK.

Brooklyn Eagle which has been sup
porting Democratic Candidate, an
nounces Roosevelt carried New York
State. The World would concede New
York State to Roosevelt
World" comedies election of Hig-
gins. Republican candidate for Cover
nor of New York.
In the city of New York 100 pre-
cincts out of 1850 in Greater New
York, Roosevelt 16,S83; Parker 18,247
The Journal says the Boston Her
aid and Globe concede the election
of Douglas, the Democratic candidate
for governor of Massachusetts.
"World" comedies Roosevelt's plu-
rality 250000 in New York, and plural
ity for Higgins Republican candidate
for governor 10000.
767 out of 1924 election districts
in New York State out side of the
city of New York give Roosevelt 1885,
500, Parker 122.360. Same in 1900
gave Mckinley 171,6S5, Bryan 1885,
S25.
State Republican ticket also prob
ably elected. The Democrats claim
the election of state ticket in Mass
achusetts.
1t is conceded at Democratic head
quarters that President Roosevelt
has carried every doubtful state in
the country.
The Herald has flashed the election
of Higgins and Roosevelt
S25 ont of 1924 elective districts in
New York state outside of New York
City give Higgins Republican candi-
date for governor 1876 and Demo
cratic 140.S95. Same in 1900 gave
OdeH 1866, Coler 123,575.
The World says that returns to
$50 p. m. indicate that Roosevelt has
325 electoral votes and Parker ISL
According to. the figures at hand at
500 p. M the Republicans have car
ried Vermont, Maine. Illinois, Massa-
chusetts and New Jersey. Maryland
10 doubtful.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-11-09


g Special Bulletin, (11:1O p. No.
g Pluralities for the Republi- :
9 can national ticket greater
9 than in 1900 are indicated in {
9 New York, California, Indiana,
3 Connecticut, Delaware, Illinois, :
g Ohio, Pennsylvania, South Da-
3 kota. Utah Vermont, West Vir-
9 ginia, Wyoming, Iowa, Mich
9 igan, Maine, Minnesota, Neb-
3 raska. New Hampshire, New
3 Jersey, and Washington. The :
3 returns are slow from Mary
8 land Nothing definite from Mis-
9 souri, Colorado is claimed by
9 both parties.
3 Chicago gives Roosevelt a plu {
g rality of about $4,000 Rhode
8 Island has gone for Roosevelt,
g but the Democratic candidate
9 for governor is probably elec
g ted-same condition in Massa-
3 chusetts. Wisconsin is safely
g in the Republican column, but
g the governorship is in doubt.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-11-09
Election in Third Ward.

Election in Third Ward.
There were 80 votes cast for Aid
erman in 3rd ward OF this number
Clarence Ullery received so votes,
and will fill the unexpired term of
Alderman Devine
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-11-09
Nice clean clothes, shoes and
trunks at NOkes & Co., block
east of pOstOffice.
Paid His Bet.

This morning Capt Ed Seay walk
ed into the store of Forsyth & Co.
barefooted, and called for pair Of
shoes. He had just paid his election
bet to c. D. Bonney. What did you
lose on asked a friend "Oh. what's
the difference" said seay. 'I lost on
everything"
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8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 $ 3 8 s 8
$ SPECIAL BULLETIN. &

- p. NJ
9 Returns so far from New York 9
8 indicate Roosevelt carried the {
9 state by a larger plurality than !
9 Mckinley did in 1900. 8
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REPUBLICAN LAND SLIDE
Roosevelt Elected President by the largest Elect
oral Vote Ever Given
DEMOCRATS GET LITTLE

Congress will be Republican by About One Hundred Majority
Money May Win in New Mexico The Race in Colorado is
Close. South is Still Solid but That is About All. Demo-
Gratis Pick Up Few State Offices. 1t is Now Only Ques
ton OF Republican Maerities. The Result in Detail
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-11-09
WOODRUFF WINS

All Other Democratic Candidates Win
by About the Customary Majorities.
chaves County Democracy Forfeits
it's Best Local Office.-A Lesson for
the Future.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-11-09
Gard of Thanks.

We desire to express our sincere
thanks to the Woodmen Circle for
their sympathy and aid during our
late heavy bereavement.
THOS. HEIFRIN
AND WIFE
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-11-09
DEL-AW AR e.

Wilmington Roosevelt carried Del
aware by about 5000. The Reppbli-
cans elected governor and congress
men. The legislature will be over
whelmingly Republican.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-11-09
New Mexico.

New Mexico.
Partial reports from twenty out of
"a counties in New Mexico indicate
that Money, Democratic candidate for
delegate to congress, has carried the
over Andrews. Republican, and Rodey
Independent.
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g SPECIAL BULLETIN

9 7:04 p. NJ
3 Returns Indicate that the Ma I
9 tional Republican ticket will be !
3. elected in New York, Massachu-
9 setts and Illinois.
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Geo. L. WylIys says that we would
MT have been able to save Ullery IL
he hadn't been an embalmer.
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n
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Probate JUDGE.
r. evans d Al 247 ga 1es
Kar. SNYDER p e3a 192 47@ 70
probate clerk
p p Gayle, D.. 4se 2e7 rs lat
mo onnositionl
Aes.seor
49, = pao,, = 4e5 aoa 70 15o
M sMa on,asitjon ! M
supt. schools.
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sessssssSssHsSSss,s5.E,e5e essGaS

s ent Roosevelt will probably
g have 325 electoral votes as the
g result of yesterdays balloting.
g Late unofficial returns give a
9 basis for this estimate, which
g may be increased by Is votes
g from Missouri when the re-
9 turns from that state shall be
g completed, or on the other
g hand may be reduced by sew
g eral votes when the count is
g complete in West Virginia.
g Both sides claim victory in
9 Missouri where the Republic
g ans have elected Wa1bridge go
g vernon by two to four thous-
g and and claim to have carried
9 the state for Roosevelt. In
9 West Virginia the returns are
9 coming in very slowly, but a
9 Republican victory is indicat-
g ed A careful estimate shows
9 that Roosevelt has carried ev-
9 cry state except the Southern
g states.
g
9 New York, Nov. 9.-The re-
g turns from Missouri, Maryland
9 and West Virginia are await
g ed with great interest. The
g first named is claimed by both
g sides, although it is generally
@ conceded that Folk is elected
9 governor by the Democrats.
g The general belief at Wheel
g ing is that Roosevelt has car :.
9 ried West Virginia by more
9 than 10000, but the returns !
g are meagre: Those so far re-
9 ceiyed show slight Republican {
g losses.
g The returns from Minnesota !
g indicate the election of the
g Democratic candidate for gov
9 ernor, but Roosevelt carried
8 the state by at least 100000.
g In Wisconsin while the Repub-
8 hcan national ticket went thro
g by heavy majority it is now
g thought that the legislature
9 will be SO divided between the
8 Republican factions that
g deadlock will occur over the
8 election of a successor to Sen
9 ator Quarles.
8 On the Pacific Coast the
9 Republican success was gen.
g eral. Indications are that the
8 next house OF representative
8 will be heavily Republican.
g Dispatches so far received
6 show 202 congressman elected
9 by the Republicans to 1913 by
9 the Democrats.
g OF the remaining As dist
g riots 80 are now represented
g by Republicans and 13 by De
$ mocrats.
saSsssssssssss
Esopus, N. Y. Nov. s.-An hou
after Judge Parker arose today J
was out on his farm seeing that th
plowing was properly DONE Later b
went for horseback ride.
sss
Republicans Have Congress.
Chicago, Nov. Dispatches to til
Associated Press up to half past mir
O'Clock this morning show that tn
Republicans have elected 230 con
ressmen and the Democrats 13S. {
the remaining Is congressional dis
ricts are now represented BY Repul
licans and IL by Democrats It
possible that the Republicans wi
have majority Of about 100 in tn
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HOW THEY WERE. RECEIVED AT
THE RECORD OFFICE
LAST NIGHT.
A BIG CROWD
- zI<Sr =
49, sFa--

A Special Wire Was Run Into the
Office and Powerful Stereopticon
Threw Typewriter Copies of the
Returns on the Canvas in Front of
the Office.
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Many election bets were paid this
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LOCAL
RESULT

DEMOCRATIC DETECTION DE-
FEATS TOBE ODEM FOR SHE
RIFF BY A HUNDRED
ODD MAJORITY.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-11-09

J. L. NOkes is the expert up.
holster, block east of pOstOffice.
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Esopus, N. Y. Nov Am hour
after Judge Parker arose today ne
was out on his farm seeing that the
plowing was properly done. Later he
went for a horseback ride.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-25
WHEAT LOST A CENT
Arguments Seemed to Favor
the Bear Side.
CORN AND OATS LOWER
Provisions Maintain Values in
Most Cases.

Chicago. May 24-An unexpectedly
small decrease in the worlds visible sup
ply caused weakness in wheat today
Weather conditions were also bearish.
At the close July wheat was off 7s91c.
Corn is down 5sc. Oats show loss of
zs4i2c. Provisions are unchanged to
nc lower.
With practically nothing Of bullish
character as support, the wheat market
opened with an inclination toward lower
prices The effect. of the bearish pri-
vate crop report of yesterday was still
potent influence, the majority of pit
traders being disposed 10 sell. Opening
quotations on July were unchanged to
&c lower at S7140S7asc. Excellent
weather throughout the greater part of
the country continued to improve the
condition of the growing crop and helped
TO bring out additional selling orders.
The May delivery was especially heavy.
and the weakness of that option had
tendency to depress the deferred futures.
A general expectation of increasing pri-
mary receipts was another element
against which the bull leaders had to
contend. In a measure, the eXpecta-
tionS of enlarged receipts were realized
by returns from Kansas City, where
10000 bushels were received and only
part of the session bearish sentiment
was emphasized by Bradstreet's visible
supply statement, which showed de-
crease in the worlds available stocks of
only $500 bushels, against a decrease
of nearly 100000 bushels year ago. The
weekly government report indicated
marked improvement in crop conditions
AS a result of a number of factors there
was much realizing late in the day. Just
l.
what firmer. due TO reports of an i'm
proved export demand. but prices made |
only a small recovery. After selling !
down to S64c, July closed at S6adS615c. |
May ranged between 9424c and CSC. clos !
ing at 95Ac. Clearances of wheat and |
-four were equal to 1850 bushels. Pri- |
mary receipts were 261 500 bushels. COM |
pared with 3l9.6oo bushels a year ago. |
Duluth and Chicago re- |
ported receipts of 100 cars, against 81 |
cars last week and 233 cars a year ago.
a weak undertone was manifested in |
corn. the principal bear factor being |
favorable weather conditions. July opened |
a shade lower to shade higher, at $50 |
4Sssc sold down to 471ec and closed at
Local receipts were 312 cars, |
with As of contract grade.
Weakness of wheat and corn led to con-
siderable selling of oats The close was
near the lOWtSl pOlHI VI udy Alter
opening &c lower, a 3s1sc, July declined
to 3i9sc. and closed at 3724c. Local re-
ceipts were 224 cars.
Provisions were easier, in sympathy
With the lower grain markets. There was
some buying of ribs early by packers, but
as soon as that demand was satisfied
he market became listlesS. July pork
,losed with a loss of 712c. at sl1-00 July
ard and ribs were each unchanged. at
6.321a and $40 respectively.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat cars; corn, 210 cars; oats, 81
.ars: hogs. 10000 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-25
STOCKS AND BONDS,

New York, May 24-Prices dropped back
| easily and practically without opposition
| today to about the level of last Friday.
! before the little stir in the market on
that days loan contraction by the banks.
The weakness was not due today as far
as could be perceived. to any news or to
any new element of weakness Rather
it was simply recognition of the a abor-
ton of an incipient boom and the hasty
getting out of small speculative holdings
in consequence
The traders who bought stocks on Sat
urday and early yesterday were troubled
with doubts before yesterdays session
ended. Their doubts were confirmed by
the cavalier fashion in which London
ignored the laborious achievement of this
market in lifting prices, while London
was enjoying the Whitsuntide holidays.
London prices reported before our mar
ket opened showed declines throughout.
The throwing over OF Saturdays and yes
terdays accumulations was then pretty
quickly accomplished and the market re-
lapSed into the Stagnant and dropping
tone which characterized it during the
most of last week.
With the relapse in the money market
the bankers loan bills which had weak
ened the exchange market disappeared
and gold was ged for export Thurs
the assay office could furnish. The free
dom of the outward gold movement is
now more clearly recognized as following
from the extreme lassitude of the de-
mand for securities here, as against the
suPposition that the demand for securi-
ties was being paralyzed by the fears of
the effects of gold exports. The Paris
money market showed some symptoms of
repletion today by advancing the rate of
sterling exchange to % francs, liz cent
level Of JOY centimes.
Speculative depression here was due
rather TO general discoura cement than to
specific developments. Published reports
of plans for the large curtailment of pig
iron production were regarded as a bad
augury for the industry and business and
had special effect on United States Steel
preferred. Attention was given to the
hearing before the interstate commerce
Of charges of discrimination
by the coal roads. and the presence of
the district attorney of the United States
was used TO give an impression that gov !
eminent action under the antitrust act /
was in contemplation.
The grain market movements indicated !
an Interpretation of the weather bureaus !
weekly summary favorable to the hopes /
of the crops but the stock market failed !
to be influenced. The last prices of the /
Gav were near the lowest and the clos /
ing tone was heavy and very dull.
Ponds were easy Total sales, par |
value, $1,705,O00. United States bonds /
were unchanged on call
Quotations were as follows: