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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-04
COMPLETE INVESTIGATION
ON TAXATION APPEAIs.

Travelling Auditor Charles V. SAT,
ford OF Santa Fe and Colonel Vences.
lao Jaramillo, Of El Rito, secretary OF
the territorial board Of equalization.
returned to Santa se yesterday from
visit 20 sanGoval and Dernallllo
counties, where they were on Official
business connected with an lnvestlea.
tion Of appeals 20 the board OF e1lal.
izaiion by various citizens OF the two
counties named. in the matter ~ their
raise ia tax assessment They most
ed themselves thoroughly on the sit.
uation aud will make reports accord.
inEly 20 the territorial board oil
equalization. which meets In Santa b.
on the second Monday "a January
next, Tor the purpose ~ fixing valua
lions for tax assessments for the year
1906
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-04

q Needles, California, BY Rev. wibur
Fisk, minister.
September ls--E. u. Hawkihs and
Mrs. l. Spoight, both Of Albuquerque,
BY >. N. GhaVes, }. ~
september 20-Clyde V Ewers and
Mabel Pinncy, both of Albuqucruue
by Rev. n. u. Hammond, minister.
September 25-Wiliam Wyllio Of
New York city, and Mabel Cook. of
Winslow, Ariz., by Rev. A. q. Harri.
son minister.
September 25-s. n. wallis and
Margarine Howard. both OF Aibuquor.
cue, Dy Rev, A, q Harrison, minister,
september 5--Walter Adamson and
\. q. y. w. sherwood both OF Albu.
qlerQuc BY Rev. A. q. Harrison, min
later
september 27--Atanaslo Montoya
and Alice Fairchild. both OF Albuquer.
cue, BY Rev A. NJ. Mandalan. s. J.
september &c w. Alexander, OF
Williams. Aria. 10 May Evans. OF
kansas, BY ,. n. chayos. Justice Of
the peace.
September s0-Rslph n. Mason Of
Santa ~ and CicOias scnh, OF nlsbce.
Afix.. By Rev A. N. Mandaiari =. j.
October Geo. W. Giuts and Ma.
mie Fay, both OF Los Angeles. by A.
N Mandaiarl. 5. j.
October 5--Rufus s Goodrich, Of
Los Angeles. and Mary J. Mcdonald,
" Albuquerque. By Rev. Wilbur ask,
October e--Rlchard Armstrong and
Fannie Minis both OF Albuquerque. by
J. " Chaves. justice OF the peace.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-04
STOCK SALES


Sepcial Correspondents.
Kansas City. Mo, Oct. 27.--Fol,ow
ing we're some sales OF Panhandle and
New Mexico cattle az Kansas City
this week.
Monday, October %.
stock Yards company. Amarillo
Texas. a calves. 204 pounds. 81; 20
calves, l39 pounds. $3.50.
Adams c. Co, Vermejo. New Mex.
ioo.. IS cows. s2G pounds. $3.50; 81
tanners. Tft pounds. So: Is calves.
is6 pounds, 80, I bulls, 1850 pounds.
Mueggo Bros. la Monte. Okla. 10
cows. 40 pounds. S2f0p 80 steers,
Ii66 pounds. 81.
Tuesday, October "a.
T y, Hunt, Hereford. Texas. 80
COWS, s8s pounds. t2.s6.
V. A. stickloy, Canadian, Texas. "a
steers, sos pounds. s82k; "a cows,
044 pounds. s2G0.
Wednesday. October Is.
homp a company, Amarillo. Texas,
81 COWS, Ssi pounds. s2.55. 90 helferu.
500 pounds. $3.50.
Watt Atkins, Shamrock. Texas. gia
steers, s72 pounds, s3.e5; 1T steers
9Oe pounds, S3.2b
v. H. Burgess. Amarillo, Texas Is
Gamers, lsi pounds, si.s5; 20 COWS
$40 pounds, $40.
Thursday. October 20.
:. L. Kemp, Higgins. Texas, rs
cows. 665 pounds. 500.
l.. G. Beverly, Clarendon, Texas. 20
cows S2s pounds. 1905; 20 bulls.
i,2f6 pounds, f2,05: SIS calves, 2sf
pounds, 1885; 81 steers. aS5 pounds,
N w, Shelly. Hereford. Texas. 2s
stoera. $50 pounds. s3.25; 60 steers.
sle pounds, $3.50. 81 steers, Sl5
pounds, So.
Il. T.. Williams, Clarendon. Texas.
81 COWS, S0i pounds. s225.
w N, Elliott, Midland. Texas. a
steers 1860 pounds. S325.
SHEEP.
Following are some sales III New
Mexico sheep and lambs az Kansas
City this week.
Monday, October "a.
y x. corp1ran, New Mexico, 8GS
'heep ana yearilngs, n pounds, s626.
Tuesday, October "a.
q w Terprnlng. Corona. n. A.. yes
amos, 81 pounds. 81 272 sheep and
'earlngs. 90 pounds. $3.50.
w ] Mcintyre. Albuquerque, n. NJ.
lo5 ewes, SO pounds ti.6O; 37s feed.
Ing ewes, rs pounds. g.
Thursday. October %.
w. T. Mcintyre. Albuquerque. n Al
los feeding lambs. 90 pounds. sb.7B.
I3 ycafiings. 20 pounds, $3.50
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-04
RATION WENT OVER TO
PLAY TRINIDAD SATURDAY.

Orange aud black on their hats.
their horns, their coats and any place
that ribbon will stick to was the dec
Grafton OF the Ration high shOO foot
bah team aud It's one hundred and
twenty supporters who arrived o.
Trinidad Saturday morning on Santa
Re No. 3. arriving az $3.50 o'clock.
They were met al the station With a
swirl Of blue and white. and the Two
sets OF horns blared 40 each other
good naturedly while the wondering
passengers looked their bewildormeut
TO know what~it was n. about.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-04
BRINGS ACCUSED MAN
BACK FROM COAST city.

James Neyins. charged with the
larceny Of diamonds from the Rhom-
berg jeWelry house IN Aiamogordo,
has been brought back 90 that city
from Los Angeles by Sheriff A. n.
Phillips. Neyins had furnished a
bond OF $500 for his appearance be-
fore the grand Jury. WheL the ia.
Qulsitors met he was missing. The
authorities learned that he was in
the California city and his arrest was
ordered.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-04
MARRIAGE RECORD
+, MARRIAGES RECORDED AT the
BERNALiLLo COUNTY COURT
HOUSE SINCE JULY I.


June 22--Ada Johnson and william
West, both o; Albuquerque. by George
X. Craig. justice Of the peace.
July lo--leloisa Alexander. OF Bare
las. and Louis G. Herrera, OF LA
Cruces. by Rev p. Tommasini. q. j
July e-AHna Long and l., q lglo
heart, both of Albuquerque. by Rev
Wilbur a. Fisk.
July l3--John ~ u. Browns q
bakersfield, Cal. and Minnie Adella
Wakefield. OF Albuquerque, by Rev
Hugh A. Cooper.
July ia---hlessandro Matteuoci and
Maria stefaul both OF old AlbuQuer
que, by J. NJ. Chayes, Justice OF the
peace.
July 20--Charles Jackson, OF Albu.
querque, and Cora Myers, Of Ration.
by Rev w j. Marsh.
July 2i--L W Schrader aud Helen
Shot, both of Albuquerque. by Geo,
Il. Craig. Justice OF the peace.
August Arthur Mcbride and
Minnie Weston. both OF Albuquerque,
by Rev }. NJ sollle.
August s--l.enson KeKorrois aud
Nellie HAL. both OF Los Angeles, by
Rev. y. u. Crawford.
August G-~-Ruport Franz Asplund
and Julia Duncan Brown, both OF Al.
buquerque. Ny A. J. Crawford. Justice
at the peace
August lotto Johnson. OF Den
yer, aud Anna Eugenla Jensen. OF Al
buquorque, by Rev. Wilbur Fisk.
August 2l--G. v. Sutherland and
Mary Irene Moizcnbacher. both Of
Albuquerque. hy Rev. T.. A. Crawford.
August 2l-sieyen Olson and Mar.
garei ~ Thompson both af Alhuquer-
cue, hy Rev !. W. Mcneil
August 23--Bnrion A. nOnnoley aHd
Mamie A. shoup. both OF Alhuqner
que. 10y a N Mandaiari 81 j.
August 23-C Herbeft Appleton and
MaDellc q. farehow. both OF Alhuquor.
que by Rev Wilbur Flax.
August 2g-K. g.. Penma and Lucy
Cfitilngon both nf Albuquerque. by
Rev. q. r. Brooklns
August 500 G. barnard and
Clara NelsOn. both OF New Mexico. hy
RnY, a. W, H. Mcneil,
September 2--Cland y. Eggloston
and Elizabeth Mvkibben. both OF al.
huquerque, BY Rev, A. q. Harrison.
September g-RoBert strunk and
Lena candelarla, both OF Duranes. by
a, j. CRAWFORD, justice of the peace,
September G-t'red q Metzgar and
Edna p. Johnston both uf Alhuquer.
que, by Rev john W. Barron, minis
ter.
September 5-~Jamcs T. Ha,isOn and
Elizabeth n Pratt. both Of Albuquor.
que, By Rev J w. Barren. minister.
September l0Paul Bucks and, Hat.
he Van Rheonen. both of Aibuauer.
que. by Rev g. A. S0ille. minister.
September li.--yoorge Manning
ana Marie MeGagery. both OF Albn.
querque, by Rev. A. NJ Mandalari,
3. J..
September il--Jeiioa w. EiickersOn
and Helen Jackson. both OF Alhuquer.
que, by Rev. M. Jones. minister.
September II Edward w. Tucker
Of Oklahoma City, ana Flora b. CLARK.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-04
STATUE FINISHED.
FATHER pUMAREsT HAS CON-.
PLETEo The STATUE or ST.
JOSEPH FOR THE CHURCH AT
LAS VEGAS.


Father Dumarest has completed a
most beautiful piece OF statunry for
the Catholic church a. Las Vegas.
says the Gallup Republican. The sub
ject Is 81 Joseph holding the infant
Christ The statue is Of plaster OF
Paris and Is nearly lie size. The
workmanship il wonderfully well ex.
ecuted, the subject being handled By
Father Dumarest with a consummate
skill that bclonRs only 10 whom art
u intutive. and the execution OF this
piece ~ work puts him on plane
With the best sculpiOrs In the country.
The church nj Las Vegas Will be
greatly beantifed IN ~ Interior by
the addition q this work.
Recently Father Dnmarost nas com.
pleted a plague. the subject OF which
y Nayaoi woman weaving a blan.
ket, and the subject is complete In
It's minutcst details, and dopicts IN a
clear manner how the famous Navajo
blankets are made.
should this exceptionally talented
young man decide 10 place some OF
his work on the eastern market. he
would undoubtedly ind demand FOR
BITS art pieces, az the Navajo never
has, 60 any extent. heen a study for
hculftora aud painters aud the
plaques and atatuettes dellniAting the
life OF the Indian would attract much
attention. and Father DumnrCst OF
Gallup would become Rs famous with
his Navajos as Frederick Remington
with his Sioux. Apaches and cowboys.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-04
GOOD PLACE ron GAME
AND VISITING HUNTERS.

w II snodgrass and r. {. Durham.
prominent business men OF Frankfort.
Marshall county, Kansas, we're IN
Santa Rosa ON a hunting vacation.
The plentiful supply OF blue quail.
ducks and rabbits In and around Santa
Rosa has been materially lessoned
since the arrival OF these genial gen.
tlemon from Kansas. Local sports
men. particularly j. a. Harris and
VIII Davis. have loaraod few
wrinkles about wiek shooting from
them. Messrs. Durham ana snOdrrase
have made many friends hore. who
hope they viii see 40 To- make us a
visit czech year
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-04
LAS VEGAS COUNCIL MAY
GRANT NEW GAS FRANCHISE

The proposed franchise for the new
Las Vegas Gas company. which may
he given the right 10 operate a plant
In Las Vegas, has been made public.
The plant IA 20 cost $4,000, II TO he
begun within four months and com.
pleted within year. Eight miles OF
mains Will be laid. The company
binds itself 10 furnish gas Of a first
rate quality to a maximum charge OF
$3.50 for heating and 81 for lighting
purposes. The coal IL 10 be- secured
from Trinidad.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-04
DEATH OF A SISTER AT
aOAN0KE ytaCINfA

Mrs, a } LOOMS Of santa No. IA
IN receipt Of telegram from Roanoke.
Va, announcing the sudden death of
her sister. Mrs. Joseph n. Pearson In
That city Friday evening Mrs. Pear.
son n well known In Santa re, she
having visited her sister for a year on
more some seven years ago The news
came AZ a shock 70 Mrs. LO0mls, az
she had jus, received a letter from
her sister a few days ago IN which
Mrs. Pearson stated that she was In
good health The Telegram ala not
state the cause OF Mira. pearaon's
death.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-04
MISS HgLEN WALDO
ENGAGED TO De MARRIED.

The Kansas Cily Star of sunday,
publishes the following social note
OF much interest 10 Las Nefans.
The engagement OF Miss Helen a..
Waldo 1915 Linwood boulevard. 10
Mr.. Albert 7. Rogers, Jr.. OF Las We.
gaH, A. M. - announced
a n understood that the wedding
Will occur az the home of Judge Wal
DO Ia Kansas City next June Miss
Waldo Is very well known az fiN Ne.
sas, where she has spent part Of
every year since eqrly glrlhOod She
10 a hlghly accomplished aud eatima.
be young lady whom Las Vegana will
warmly welcome ID a home Ia the
city. M Rogers Is an able and sue.
coaaful young attorney. -Optic.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-04
NEW SWITCH ENGINE
TO Has on rttUt

For yard service In Kansas City and
Argentine. the santa Fe company Ia
constructing ten switch engines IN the
Topeka shops, which are Ia consume
oil a. fuel. -Four OF this order are 10
be turned out within the next sixty
dayA, and the remainder OF the batch
viii be finished Just ~ rapsd,y as pos.
slble. They are 10 belong TO 4 large
class known a. "2i00s." Some OF this
same numbering and kind were built
about two years ago for fuel service.
The object In building Oh burners APP
poars 10 be economy.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-04
Territorial Topics

and after having a thorough renova.
ton will De- used as a school mousse.
IN winch Miss Clara Pence Of Estan.
cie, VIII open a private school. The
school Is hacked BY the best citizens
OF lofftnce and promises success. u
y hoped 20 open the school about che
hrst Of November Some other places
~ TIE county could get along as we'll
" thcy were 20 close out saloon or
Two and open a school instead.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-04
sIa EXCURSION To &c


Tho present excursion OF land buy.
crH nom the north Is one of The
largest on record says the Roswell
Register The regular train reached
Roswell a. 2i5 Friday morning, and
was preceded by a special that came
Ina nueen minutes earlier on the
special we're three c0achCn containing
seventy people with he TallmadFe
company two cars OF The Pocos Val
lcy Immigration company and one
coach OF the DeFrecst Draper com
pany, The regular train had seven
coaches, which shows fhal the smaller
companies an had good sized parties
and that there were many free
lnncca, or prosperiof not IDENTIFIED
with any company. la he party. The
fccos Valley Immigration company
had 100 people 10 come al Ear as tho
Panhandle. and seventy direct 10 RIOS.
well.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-04

This movement ID Yery easg. but
must De- done with thoourhngss 90
have effect
simply iirt thn arms as high above
tho head as you can reach. observing
the feeling ~ being stretched. a. the
waist, and cndeagOHnR to emphasize
d as much gs possible. even siraining
20 pull the bins FROM me trunk. as Y
we're. and putting p slow, strong ten.
aiou 90 The muscles. fathor than q
quick. lerky one.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-04

10 now the center 81 a powerful rovo
iuiionary organization
khiikoff once drove a locomotive on
an American railway and later, az
the czaf's minister 81 railways. earn.
the right 20 be called the greatest rail-.
way builder IN the world.
He constructed the Siberian rail.
way. and during the recent war su.
peiintended the transportation OF
troops and supplies over the entire
hne
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-04

LNUF 10 UEAD.
Mrs. Gertrude Schaurer died nt her
nome In Gallup on October "a, and the
homes Of her children were aaddened
by the news. The deceased was the
mother of John and Joseph schaurer.
business men Of that town, and Mrs.
Pcternell.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-04
DEVELOPED A FINE
FLOW or WATER

d. c. Taylor has developed flow.
ing well on the MachiO south OF Lake
Valley says the Hillsboro Advocate.
A heavy flow Of water was encounter.
cd a. a depth % forty feet. which con.
linued to rise until Il flowed over az
the surface. Up 10 Abe time the vein
was tapped the outlook for water was
50 diseouraging that Mr.. Taylor had
decided 10 abandon the well az a fail.
ure.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-04


republican candidate IA supported ~
many democrats. Wh0 are Influenced
BY the brewing and disabling Inter
Another state IA which there il
fight 20 destroy machine boss -
Maryland Here Is a flght 10 down
senator Arthur p GorAian. The o.
ficeA tO he filled ase cutie unimpnr.
tant bui a shery fight has Developed
over ihe adoption NJ a constitutional
amendment fn diafranchiae the negro
senator i@ianr Raynar has come ouf
against the amendment ard fiorman.
bis colleague aianda IN he faslr.
Both are democratic. 20 there is a fac.
iional party fight
About DO per cent % tho pnunla.
lion 0f Maryland % negro. hui the
Pot amendment would aiso take The
yOiine privilege from many of the
fefeigu born population on an edu-
rniion ieft q proposes go apply What
ls known Ia the south a. Tho "afAud.
iaihpf clause which "a framed 10
reach colqred persons who wora
slaves n German wins he win De eu.
trenchei for YflFa fo como as fha
supreme political hoss n he loses no
AID be down end out finally.
iG Massachusetts there in a vsrv
ODD political situation The campaien
IS feaily between rho two candidates
For lieutenant f0Ycrn0r. Thia grows
out Of the fact that Il has become
The municipal campaign IA Nov
YORK Ciiy % as nntahle a. any In igs
protest against p0'ifiCai bosslsul ana
grnf- The independent run helnr
made by States Attorney Jerome Who
aoiies both political rInea. viii. h Ia
succeeds go a pace in other cities.
Aside from itromn'f iace the most
signincani thing iu the Neu York
cempaien q ire Increasing Strength
W the municipal oNncrship moroai
ton. Already q o. hecomine apparent
That heafat i6 a more Important tao
ior than ivens. the regular republican
machine nominee. and n need cause
90 great surprise Il b. p0lls moro
votes. Whlic d was taken al an 49,
slfed ching short time ago Lhat
Mayor George y. Mcclellan would b.
reelected, this confidence has hoau
shaken a1meuhat by the evident
strength ~ che radical forces wblch
hnd a rallylng center in William n
Hearst
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-04

The lnfanta Maria Theresa, sister
81 King Alfonso, and scconi in succes.
sion 20 the spanish throne. VIII meriy
Prince Ferdinand Of Bavaria, her
cousin. before the end Of the year.
The princess will be- 80 fars old IN
November and Prince Ferdinand saI
22 last May.
The fact that the Prince Is younger
than hts fiancee ~ adversely corn.
mented on 10 Madrid. but the number
Of possible husbands FOR Alfonso's 80.
ter IN limited, and Ferdinand u the
most eligible OF all that tho spanish
statesmen considered. He Ia q Cath.
oolie and comes Of an irrepr0achablo
family.
He Il a very ordinary young man
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-04

The Torrance saloon win soon be
thing Of the past, aays the Ecsiancia
News Tho license expires the last
day OF ihe present month, and a. there
are .efs than ono HUNDRED people la
the ylilafe 4 cannot bo renawed 10.
sauy. The building will be vacated
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-04
DENTAL EXAMINERS TO
MEET AT LAS vE0As

The New Mexico board OF dental OK.
nminors viii hold iis next meeting al
Las Vegas on the 9Th and TN OF No.
fember Il will he wen for those do.
string 10 take examinations before the
board Ia keep these dates IN mind.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-04

with no had traits and no particularly
sond ones, and 20 one ever heard u
nm PREVIOUS % his engagement "a the
spanish Wlncegs He Is nov eg san
sebastian, the Newport NJ spain. ans1
before The marriage viii be made =
spanish citizen BY the cortea
The infania Maria Theresa h the
mYoFiie member of fhe royal family
with the people "a spain she Do
votes most of her time 10 charItable
work visiting me hospitals ana maxi.
ing clothes for The fDOf She has boon
Nell educated. speaks five languages
ene 10 an accomplished musician. She
q one OF the richest pFincossea In
EUROPE, despite the poverty 81 Spain.
and VIII take 10 her husband a d0wry
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-04

Mrs C. w q. Ward, OF Ias VEGAS
aud Mrs. d. d. Carroll, OF 81. Louis.
who hasO been guests Of Mrs. W. Tur
ner here the past few days left this
morning for the Meadow City, where
Mrs Carroll win be the guest OF Mrs.
Ward.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-04
A HOT TINE.
PRINCE KHILKoFF. BOSS or
MOSCOW 10 HAVING ONE AT
PRESENT.

Prince Khilkon, project Of Moscow.
is Russian statesman occupying n
hot berth. Il IL mp 10 him 10 quoll the
turbulent outbreaks In his city. which
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-04

w, A. skinner and W. n. Magoe. Of
this city, were Al the territorial cap
tai yesterday on business.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-04
FEATURES or STATE
ELECTIONS THIS FALL

Fights on besaes, Independence o.
Voters Attacks on Negro Franchise.
Municipal Ownership and an Unique
Situation.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-04

Washington, - C.. Oct. 81 Never
Ia the history OF ndilics we're there
10 many unusual situations as are pro
sented IN the half dozen state cam.
paigns now IN progress
Anti.grmt, anitmachine and anti.
crime are the dominant notes In many
states ln none of them DO the terms
Republican or "DDm1craf" carry
any particular weight Efforts 10 lag
ia nationa issues have proved lndI.
cruus.
The campaign IN Pennsylvania h a
Nerifable thriller" beginning with
the revolt of The Philadelphia citlsaus
against The effort Of The ang 10 SOD.
die dollar gas 0n them for so years
% c0me. thc feeling has been getting
NJ er and hotter aaa,ast the cnrrupi
pratiicoa N the republican ring. until
nov me state Be- 10 fho midst Of 4
political roVomfion which viii result
in thg election of au independent or
cltl2cna ticket On philadelphia and
may even elect demOcfailc.pfohlh
uonirl candidate for state treasurer
The lliief possibility % brought about
by the failure 81 fho EniUrbriso IA.
iinnal hank, ~ Allegheny Pa. f0i,
lowing tae sniCide 0f lts cashier. and
disclosing the fact thai state funds
10 mo amnuni Of over a million doi.
lars was loaned by the hank 90 poll
ficlaus
M Ohio the revolt against Boss Cor
of Cincinnaii 10 similar 20 the revolt
against repuhlirau machine rule and
political iliesluR Ia Philadelphia. A
national interest has been lent 90 ihe
nght on ibla local boss BY che AZ
peafance or Secretary Taft on the
stump. don0unclng the m~ u powerful
boss 81 BIZ own party 10 hts own state
Called On 90 help the republican
ticket. Secretary TAFT shocked ths
politicians beyond -seasur0 By hlg
bold declaration that hu could NOT
vote f0f Cox
There s no real partisan alignment
and n nos appears a toss up wothef
Herrlck or rattison Will be- elected
govcfnor The real isusea are LIQUOR
and party h0aslsm patt,son. the
democratic candidate. d supported by
many prohihlii0niaie- which means
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-04

many rnpuhhcans-ane Herfick. tha
republican candidate IA supported ~
many democrats. who are Influences
BY the brewing and distiillnR Inter.
esta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-23
la labor de Mr. Wilcox

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denunciados que SO relacionan con Id
Ultima elecci6n varificada en- Puerto
Rico, trabaja incasautemente en- el
despacho de las debuncias presentadas
q 81, procedentes de numerosos puo.
bios de la isla. Nosotros hemos Wis.
to el farrago de denuncias que tiene
Mr.. Wilcox en- sus o6cinas para su
examen, siendo verdaderamente impro
ba a labor que pesa sobre tan homo.
rable funcionarlo, toda vez que So 10
hace necesaria una cuidadosa selec.
cion de dichas denuncias, por venir
unas NAL hechas y otras que han dc
bido ser enviadas directamente q ln>
fscaleS de las Cortes de Justicia.
Las personals que nos escribeu d.
algunos pueblos de la iSla, extra1af
dose de la demora en- despachar la,
denunciss dirigidas Mr.. Wilcox, ten
gan muy en- cuenta 10 expresado ante.
riormente; y el convencimiento, de qoe
ell Delegado del Gobierno sabra COM
siempre, dar exacto cumplimiento 4
sus deberes cliciales, siendo uno De
los mas interesados en- que el fraude
electoral sea arigurosamente castigado,
como asi mismo ha coeseguido que 10
sean, los que en Lures faltaron al res
peto del derecho pGblico y violaron Ia
ley.
Muy en- breve todas las (leDunc as
acumuladas en- las ohcinas del fiscal
especial de elecciones, seran remitidas
a las Cone' ie Distrito, para que es.
tas resuelvan con arregloa justicia