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The Jersey City news., 1906-10-29
CzAR'S CASHIER ROBBED.

Custom HOUSE OFFICIAL Held Up In ST.
Petersburg Street.
st. Petersburg, Oct %. Using q bomb
to hold up their intended victim in a
crowded street armed men successful
" engineered the most daring of the
many recent Fobberies, getting S193. 200
from the cashier oil the customs house.
With other bombs the bandits cleared
a passage for theiT escape but not un.
til two Of them had been shot.
The holdup occurred in Fensrug
street while the cashier, under a guard
OF gsndaflnes, was driving from the
custom house to the treasury 10 deposit
his collections.
4 bomb was thrown at his carriage
killing the horses. The occupants jump
ed out, but were Immediately confront
ed by the robbers, who fired on the
gendarmes. One of the baadits seized
a sack containing the money ana pass
ed it to a woman, who, quickly disap.
peared.
Two more bombs were thrown ut the
crowd wlEieis began 70 collect, mortally
wounding ten persons. The robbers
ran, chased by a company Of soldiers.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-29

bed hold of a body. I came up With
1t, but discovered that had rescued
some other man and he got safely
ashore. dove twice more aud each
time / brougA5 up a strange man. The
fourth time | went down I res aehed my
husband and succeeded ii. landing hini
safely ashore"
Among the Grst TO respond to appeal
for help were a number of boatnen
who with their boat hooks and crap
ping irons set to work pulling ont the
dead Like others who had endeaveted
70 rescue tile bodies from the sub
merged coaches, the bsatnlea we're not
very successful. Us most Of the dead
were pinned down beneath the seats
OF che c0aches or otherwise held.
When II became evident Tint the
bodies could not be reached ~ the use
Of srappling irons divers were sent for
and derrick ana hosting engine were
bfoagHt into service
ssgserasnls Prespnca 81 Mind.
Ell Of =eSsssfsfae41, n. who
IS in ire cif1 hospital suffeypg. from
A4ttsi itdi ~ J{A1les, sara that aH who es-
capped from the rear car owed their
lives to the brakeman. "Jast as tie
third car was about 70 follow the other
fwo. said A1r J0seph, tile brakeman.
who was standing difeetIy inside fae
rear door had die presence OF mind to
oDeEata the appliance which opens the
ao9rs they fiew open, and half of the
fortunate people who escaped did so
through this door"
Among the dead are: Walter Sect,
Ati4ntie City, motofman; Frank De
Saeeseno, Philadelphia; ) 2 Dempsey
and wife Camden; Frank Monroe aud
vie Camden Nineente Danelli, Phil
aaelPhla; T. Angueoso. Philadelphia;
Mrs. Selma Woaifar Camden; James
Esafl Atlantic Citg; Charles Albe9tas.
Aias1istewn, Pa; san}ue! 7. 4fiel, Phil
adephia, end Mrs. Brodish.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-29
CARNEGIE on WORDS
Financial Backer Of Reformed
Spelling Defends His
Position.
FOUND OPPOSITION ABROAD.

Men. Like sainburne, RE Declares, DO
Not Like Proposed caansss-Prssi-
dent Roosevelt Credited With Giving
Movement Much Aid gound 10 suc-
esed, Says Library Founder.
New York, oct. 20 Andrew Carne-
gle returned FROM Scotland on the Gel
&c. With lin were Bfrs. Car4egie.
his daughter, Miss Margaret Carnegie,
who has recovered from hei. sprainea
ankle, and Nr- carnegie's sister.
Dining the five months and more he
has been away be has had lots of fun
playing golf, fshing, coaching and
picking up relics net manuscripts -of
Robert Burns He was d clleerfui
gIyar Of an Interview. Good health
and fine spirits are his at the asa OF
sixty-nine
Dir. Carnegie was found very eager
to discuss his latest hobby, reformed
spelling.
Reformed spelling viii be better 1fol
the English language he said "There
is STRANGE feature about reformed
spelling. Every philologist and every
man who can be accounted. an authori.
ty en- the sub bieet is for the reform.
f0f course there are always eranks
fllat want TO make a big ripple in the
stream by sticking up against il. /
have met the leading phii0logists Of
Britain, and they have assured me that
throughout the civilized world there is
no language in such a deplorable con.
dition as our own. The 800 words Sc
lected for reformed spelling are only
the beginning. The reform is bound
to come.
Met Opposition IN England.
Ask me this question: { he said. aDe
you ind the same opposition in Eng
land
"Certainly,' replied the playful in
teryiewer and interviewed. ION the
part of the ald literary classes men
like dear old Swlnburne, who pro
claimed that the fangus e Of Shake
speaTe was good enor b FIR him, and /
had to say did NOT b-lieve the poor
dear old fellow eotlI read the first
folio of Shakespeare il It was put III
trout of him Sbakespa zgsss ttla
greatest revolutionist that ever coin
ed English. Shakespeare changed
words he coined words Language
should be q servant to usY z
Here a reporter asked a question
1t was, How could children who have
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-29
CROWDS GREET HEARST.
Speaks IN Long island City ard WIN
Tour State Acain.

Tour State Again.
New York, Oct. 20. Several thou
sand persons greeted William 4.
9earst, Democratic and Independence
league eandilate for governor, at Gel
tic park, Long Island City. where a
football game was played. The can
Clidate vas received with enthusiasm.
On account Of fatigue due to his cam
paign work Mr Hearst asked that he
be excused from making a speech.
Several persons were slightly injur-
ed Wien q section Of the grand stand
gave way, as several hundred persons
surged about AIr. Hearst in an effort
to shake bands with him.
Mr. hearst is to make another tour
Of the state, speaking first at Syracuse
this evening Later in the same even
ing he win speak at Auburn.
Five parties with talking machines
and moving picture apparatus left
New York over different railroads on a
tour Of the state for the purpose of
giving the peo0Ie up state who have
not seen Mr. Hearst an opportunity OF
hearing the campaign speeches of Mr..
Hearst and seeing. him portrayed.
Counsel representing the Independ-
enee league apneared before Chief
Judge Cullen Of the court Of appeals at
his home in Brooklyn this morning and
made formal appeal to him to call
special session Of the court in time to
hear an appeal from the decision of the
appellate division Of the supreme court
which excluded most OF the Inde-
pendenee leagues candidates from the
ballot beeause they had been nominat-
ed by defective petitions.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-29

Havana, Cuba, Get. %. Cuba is 5
prospective bankrupt. Only cutting
down OF the budget and special laws
Of the last congress can prevent 9
heavy deficit at the end of the presenl
fiscal year. 1his may amount to SCI.
00o:000 or $1,000 GOO. It had been be
lieved that the turning over to ths
American provisional government Of
nearly S13.00000o was proof that Cubs
could easily afford 10 pay all Of the
expenses of the revolution and Amer
ican occupation and have money left
but this is far from being true.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-29
stories About mrs. EDDY Denied.

Boston. Oct. 29-Alfred Farlow, G ief
of the Christian Science propaganda.
after three hours long distance dieta.
ton from Concord. r.. h iss'ied 8
sweeping denial Of the pIblir hea
charges that hrs. EdCy is dying from
cancer: is being "doped and galvan.
lied to make up for exhibition pur
poses that a Boston specialist is uu.
DER the subjugation Of Calvin Frye
aud that Mrs. Parmelia Leonard Of
BHoeklyn impersonates her on heT
daily exhibition drive.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-29
ce.oaII Eunlai,,s -

fthaca. \. 7, Oct 29.-The Cornen
footaall team reached home from New
Yo}k after Its defeat there bE the
Princeton team BY the. score of A to s.
Barring several severe bruises nene OF
tie nea suffered injury in the game
Players and coaches take their defeat
pbilos9phically merely declaring that
Princeton had much stronger team
chan they eNnaeted TO meet.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-29
Duke and Eilclacss NoA Sena

London. Oct 20. Sir George Henry
Lewis, who is acting As solicitor For
tile Duke of Marlberough, says that
the raE9rts II circulation chat the duke
and duchess have already signed a
deed Of separation and that Their chill.
dren az present ale Ia the custody Of
the aaehess are without foundation.
NJ deed 81 separation has been signed.
alld the two sons d the duke and dfch-
ess are aoW residing With their father
at BIenheiH palace.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-29
Cal Miners Eionor Mitog,.lI,

Wiikesbalre, Pa, Get. 90 Mitchell
day is being observed here by the
United Mine Workers OF America,
There is q general Suspension of WORK
at all the mines throughout tie Nyo
ming re@ion. John Mitchell, president
Of the Miners union. who is TO deliver
an address at Goaldale, Pa, viii not
able e reach here. Ten thousand per
sons are expected to parade.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-29
Royai Arcanum Secretary Dead.

Boston, 0et. 29.-William o. Robson.
supreme SECRETARY of the Royal Ar
eanum. died ofxnnsumonia at his home
In Wellesley Hfns after an illness of
two days Mr. Robson was elected
supreme secretary in 1877 and hold the
Office ever since. He was bora at
Loyal Oaks. Md. in 1923.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-29
FRISCO'S CASE STATED
City Officials Explain Stand
Taken on lap School
Question.
STATE LAW FOH SEPARATION
California Statutes Compel Setting
Apart Of Scholars of Oriental Descent.
Japanese Students Gr~wnup Men
and Not Fit Associates For Children,
Says Superintendent.


San Francisco, Oct. 2o.-"Yhen Sec
retary Of Commerce and Labor VIC
tor Metealf arrives to inquire into ths
action taken by the board Of educatio1
OF the city and county of San Fran.
cisco in providing a separate school for
japanese children we will meet him
more than halfway" said President
Aaron Altman
'gIhe position taken by the board
was for the best interests of the pub
lie schools Of San Francisco and in
strict conformity with the state laws
we believed that the best interests Of
the schools would be subserved By
sending children Of japanese parent
age to a separate school.
Burden Placed on state Law.
without receding from our posi-.
ton, the board holds that the fault if
any exists, is with the legislative body
Of the state. In plain and unmistaka-
bic language that particular section
Of the state statutes under which the
board acted states that all children OF
oriental parentage shall be placed in
separate school, The board would 'iFe
to have the constitutionality of the
statute tested in the courts
City School superintendent Roncon.
veri said the coming of secreta.y Net.
calf is not necessary, as the exclusion
of japanese from the schools provided
for white children is required by law.
MANY of the SO called Js. arece
school Children said Mr.. Ronconycri
are men of twenty to twenty-five
years of age. They have no right to
attend schools estlbh- -hS3 fer our boys
an girls, and We wozS not allow
whit m OF the se nee to go to
tile schools.
Not Associatoo Fer goyo and Girls.
''These pupils are largely of the jap.
anese servant elaas, working for th51
board and lcdeing. They are to F,s
commended for so working. but they
are not eITtftFs0 to so~to schooi WITH
boys and girls.
I'VE do not deny japanese any edu-
cational right. but there are separate
schools for them. and those they must
attend. Before the fire there were. be.
tween 400 and 500 japanese students
in the public schcols. L new count is
now being made
'sOf course if the United States 1e-
clares our state law in conflict with a
treaty that's another meter. but at
present we are gu:C2C Silly By Cali.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-29
BIG Nf!i41 DOES DAMAGE.

TWO Eraalsers Blown Down ard Many
Persons Injured IN Gyc!one.
Scranton, Pa, Oct. 20. Two breakers
were blown down, hundreds OF homes
da1lagAsl, do2ens Of persons injured
.aaa scores ef trees and Telephone poles
.sssroQEed ssngj blown down IN the storm
which swept through the LaclaEanna
valley Tie Damage viii be close to
$50 600.
sYh;le the storm was general the
town Of 9ld Horge, about three miles
south 81 this city. appeared to catch
tue }runt Of it. There tie Jernlyn No.
2 breaker vas blown dowa, while there
WIS scarcely house in the village that
escaped ia5ury. Fully q dozen persons
were pu9ied IN the debris or struck by
dying tiIabegs, but none was seriously
hart
u Perkville the Ontario breaker OF
the Ontario and Western Railroad com
pally was also blown down and NUM-
ker Of. houses damaged. It Wilr re-
qlire six months 10 repair both break
ers, and during that time fully 2.e00
men viii be thrown out of employment
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-29

Havana, Oct 20 The signal corps
has completed d wireless telegraph sta
ton at Camp Columbia and is exchang-
Ing messages with Key West This
puts General Belts headquarters In
Immediate communication with Wash.
ipgfa4
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-29
A C0RaEC g9R.

Ia the aafsal draft ef the gat.ee which
vert out from the Office sf tue PnAile
Service Corporation recently announcing
.'east Of the IIacszensaek riyer limiting
tie Hudson Comfy zeEe TO that poglen
IatIng 10 the HeaaJGstmaa II car f8a
IN Hudsol gduaeg. As the statenieaB {
Literally reads. TIE sare from the Nest
Hudson portion os Hudson County Is fhe
easterlE portion ef the County would
hereafter be five cents ana from West
tudson 70 Essex GeuRty would be ten
cents, which. OF eourse was act intended,
as est Hudson, because Oh It's i0ca-
don, has algaEs been included within the
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-29
Presidents cours9 riec.as yrc {.

Tokyo, Oct. 29-Ih3 ccur~n p;srcuyd
by the United stateJ @ever4 le1 to
protect the treaty rfshts f Jaranesa
has somewhat soothAd Tie zee ings ot
the Japanese people, wounle by the
San Francisco school incident. It has
also strengthened confidence in Presi,
dent Roosevelt. There is 20 yet ne.
sign that the japanese viii initiate the
Chinese in boycOtting America good
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-29
c.aa 3 b hy 80 ~.

We're more Or iess Injured
eauant BY 7isisg Tide
The accident was Witnessed 9ly ii any
/ persons on shore. and assistance yes
/ promptly sent from Atlantic City til
tie could be done however toward
saving the lives of Ibose Imprisoned s.
the sabmer sea coaches The waten Ill
the point where the train piangaa in
was not deep enough to cover the
coaches at FIRST but as they Quietly
settled IN the mud aiid ais the tide rose
they were soon hidden from sigll nS
cert fer slae trolley a9les. Divers we're
sent down to tgI 10 aeaeli 3he dead
bodies iI the eaac2es, bat as dafEness
set y and as the tide rssn more ssy yii't4g
they were unable for a long time To-
reach them.
Later wreellng crew arrived OF e.
scene, ana witli 8feir aid and fiae ffsa
Of derrick dozen Or more bodies
were taken ont anu brought to tils
clfy.
Aithaugli the work of rescue Was
begun illale iataly after The news of
the catastrophe reached this city. the
recovery of the dead was retarded lly
lack Of facilities and the quick ap-
nroaeh Of aaekness The city aHthori-
ties are doing their Utmost to bring or.
ser out oe chaos and TO answer and
feassure the hundreds Of anxious rela-
tives and friends who are pouring INTO
AtIantic city searching for MISSING
ones,
The man who may best be able to
tell what causad the Incident il T5Rn-
lei g. Stewart, the bridge tender
whose work It is to look after ala
dfawbridqe Stewart. however. iss ii
no condition 10 falk. The hoeroF Of
Tie accident has So upset him 8flat he
is temporarily bereft Of bis reaaca.
Stewart is sixty-five years old. and ltle
shock may end bis life before he. ID
able to give his evidence
gr;.,oe Tess,es .ossa Raasoa
pa 4Wae AZ o,,I,, ,,s,.sa5, III, ,s,;4,
ea f9a nl,,,iga & 30 t,.a5., ,..s4,, Il bs,
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5aaa ms seaf,ss zvi,,,si, es,,lo7.,ad as,,s
aI HIM IS Iasa s,is ,aoso4, - .,Is,s.
ba rae qo,.na fa7,4.s esF,,,Yz-.,,.,. l., s-,,,s
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The Jersey City news., 1906-10-29
Feiek MOI toneuaoeed czssatt.

/ Pittsbnfg, 0ct. il.-lt is learned that
81. G. lsriek, whose name has been
sgn Nsw ~ SSskssSttAYH Will TIC l}keslSleHcS
North by n enrsr lSassia 10 Sllccaed prpsi-
Dctsea RaiS
4 avaaue { ssSStsAt soon, mas fefuSel &DSO-
Bosafn e%. ~ s3fnst, i,5e ,,a,,,t, ~ ~, ,,.;.7
e 81 - e't1S" 80 AAss ~ ~ SO-HSau-
2Exsfed.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-29
yesterdays
EXCISE ARRESTS
Number Of Saloon Keepers
Dafed Chtaf Of POLICIES
Orders to Smash In Doors
tt Necessary to Secure
Evidence
one RAID WAS SENSATIONAL

EwENTy-THREE CUsIoaIEAs
FOUND IN SALOON or TERRY
o'BRiEN IN DUNCAN AYI11Sh s.
TWENTY OF RHEM sKID0oAI)s
BUT The OTHER THREE AND
TIE Proprietor WERE Az
RESTED.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-29

Yeafhor crecasf.
zEsais sasasa ~ 4 vest Winds.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-29

The best that snoaey cag pry should BE- yole
AHA IN CHOOSING nsaeits, 81 tfis IS fzo5d'S
Sztsapariiia q cures Hasas oeners fail.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-29
WEATHER INDICATIONS

NBW YORK, October :. 1906
FoEscast FIR = E tn ty-six hldrs ending
=. NJ. THesoay.-F and warmer to-
day and tomorrow; south to southwest-
crly winds.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-11-17
ASESINAT0 EN- QUESTA.

En- Ia noohe del Microbes, del pre-.
sente, So hallaban jugando las barajaa,
en- la oantina de Salomon Rael y her.
manos, en- Questa, este CondRdo, varioa
indisiduos de esR mism8 localidad, To.
llAndo ell 1uego nominado el monte, un
tai Pedro Barela. A ESQ do las II dc Ia
noohe, 50 present0 Melton Garcia,
quten SO hsllAha en estado de ebriedad
y puso nm peso de alec en- una de las ba
rRtRs Pedro Barela, quien era el mon
tero, dijo a Melton Garcia, que no pu.
sierra ESQ peso de alec y que 81 Queris ju-
gar, que 10 pusiese frme que de 10
contTaIio no jugarR. Entonoes, Melton
Garcia, le dijo q Pedro Barela estas pa
lahras "Vd, tiene muoho brillo, pero
yo SO 10 tenRo que guitar" A este retu
por Garcia, PEDRO BArelR oogio el dine.
70 del monte hizo aocon dc panerselo
Gu el bolsillo del pantalon, orey6ndose
Garcia one Barels iba q saoar pistols
entonces Melton Garcia sAco su pistola
dc caibre 45 y dispAro contra su vioti
ma, Pedro Barela, en- el vientre, que le
produjo la muerts d las pooss horas.
Ouando Pedro Bsrela, hizo Rocion de
ponerse 81 dinero en- el bolsillo, un tal
Hip6dto Arohulpta, pensAndo tambien,
que BarelA iba saoar pistola, oogio
Pedro Bareia por la ointura y al disparc
del mAtador, Ia bala paso primero por
el brs2o izqulerdo de este 8 hiriendolo
tambien de alguns grAvedRd.
Elido Herrera tAmbien cogi6 por Ia
ointura Melton Garcia, pero este
oambi6 10 pistolR de la mRno dereoha d
la izquierda hizo fuego como pndo y
fatalmente.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-11-17
VA COMENZ0 LA FUNCION.
CuatrO lndividuos ArrestadOs por
lnterferencia Illegal en- Ia
Election.

Del Albuquerque Journal tomAmos 10
siRuiente;
Ell Alguacil mayor, Armijo, Arresto
oil Lunes pasado q MAximiano Cutie
rrtz y sus tres hiios. dc Los Griegos,
por medic dc sutos expedidos por la
oofte de distrito queja del procurador
do distrito en la cuA so les aonsa do hN.
Der conspirado para asAltar la casa de
elecciones en- el preointo de Los Griegos
el dia de Ia elecciou, de hAber heoho el
atentado de entrar a la casa de cleo.
oion Los hOmbres fueron inmedia-
taments trAidOs & Ia CASA de cortes y
puestos bAjo fianzs Sc aousa en- Ia
1neja del procurator dc distrito. Mr..
Claposy, que Gutierrez, con sus hiins y
dos homhres mas, que todavia no han
sidO aprehendidos, oometieron IN ssalto
violentO contra los puertss de Ia casa
donde So estAban recibiendo los votos,
en- Los Griegos, y que no desstieron d.
an atentado hAsta qua lleRaron los of
oiAles qus los expelieron dc la pusrts.
Sc dice que los hOmbres tienen como
oimtanto de Ia GAIA que 90 perdio do
preoiutu de Los 0riegos, la cus fus ro
nadA In noche de la election mientra'
1de nnn de los ineoes In llegahA quisu
fuA asaltado por varios hombrea que Il
d~rribaron al suelo Y le quitaron lA otjA
El asunto SO investigara p'enamentt
deut;o az poeog diss,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-11-17
Andrews GSta AdGlantN.
La Rapiia, pOr una MayOria In
sisnificante pOne a Andrews
Adelante en- Ia face de
los RetOrnoS.
LARRAZ0IO IltVARALAC COMES
TAA WASHlNGT0NY Y IONA.
RAtiPUtSI0 OE
DEitGAD0.

A pesar de los grandes fraudes de que
va toniamos conocimiento al tempo que
sali0 luz ell ultimo ndmero de Ia Noz
creiamos. segun los reportes de los dife
rentes condados, que el Sr Larrazolc
obtendria una mayoria substantial en- e.
Territorio, pero sucedi6 que mas tardC
empezaron a venir reportes contrarios
reduci6ndose las mayorias de Larrazolc
Y aumentandose las de Andrews, que Sc,
gun los dltimos informes, dan al candi.
dato republicano una mayoria de 255 vo-
tos,
Segun estos retornos, Andrews indu.
dabemente recibira ell certifcado, pero
la organization democratica Y el Sr. La.
rrazolo llevaran la contesta a Washing
ton. donde, fuera de toda duda reciblra
la posicion ell Hon, Octaviano A. LARA
zolo, puesto que no cabe ninguna duda
de que la election le fu6 defraudada, y
menos de que Sc podra probar el hecho
a la satisfaction del Congreso,
FL resultado del yoto para delegado,
segun los dltimos inlormes que tenemos
d mano, es como sigue.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-11-17

eoretario, oOmponiendose toda Ia mesa
ie repubhcanos. Mucho despues que
va habia oOmenzado Ia votaoion, 4 peti
non de los dem6cratAs se admiti0 al
iuarto un vtgilador dem6crAta, pero es
4vidente que va ell frau te Sc habia come
ido antes de ese tempo. Asi mismo
los vienen informsciones fidedignas de
ie una gran parte de los precintos rura
as donde 90 oometieron frSudes.
Ell GoBERNADOR oRDENA UNA INvEsTI.
GACIoN vIdoRoSA.
Ell iguiente dsspsoho especial de San.
a Fe, al Journal de Albuquerque SO ex.
Jlioa de por E
Santa Fe, N. NJ Nov. l3-La iuyesti-
gaoion que ha estado en- progreso du.
rante los ultimos diAs sobre slegsdos
fraudes en- al oondado de Torrance hs
re,ultado en- reyelsciones de un oarao.
er alHrmAnte En- ell precinto No. del
| oOndAdo de Torrance los hbros de ma.
trlcula conteniAn los unmbres de n vo.
tsntes al haoer gu retorno, los 1ueoes
de- este preolnto solo reportaron 66,
'ienio todos estos por la boleta repubh-
cana derecha. Los lbros de matrloula
40 conteDiAn sjquierA les nombres de los
candidates demooratss, Ia oomputa.
Dion de los yotos no foe registradA se-
gun r~quiere Ia ley. Sc oontiende que
nay al menos 20 dem0oratAs en- este pre-.
cinto de ouyos votos no 81 da cuenta al
suna. Mientras que estaba en- progre-
30 la computation de los votos, el hoen.
ciado U. A. Brumbaoh, dc Estancia,
luien representaba al procurador de
iistritO, aoonsejo los oomisionados
que rechazsran 81 voto del precinto No.
por complete debido la negligenola
total de parts de los tres jueoes de cleo.
1ion IN observar los requisites de 10 ley.
Sin embargo, los oomtsionados despues
de haber oldo el RrRumento de un oaba.
llero de nombre JsrAmillo, de quien 50
dice tlene la reputaoion de ser uua espe.
ne de caciqus politioo en al condado de
Torrance, declinaron aeguir el oonsejo
tel proourador de distrito Roeptaron
los retornos de la mAnerR que fueron
heohos por los tres jueoes. Despues de
Oonoluir la computation el cuerpo de
olmislouados t1mo una prorroga de tres
horAs. Cuando 50 reuniaron dc nuevo
toe preFentada y adoptadA una resolu
Dion extrayendo del registro todR rtfe-
renoia gu ouanto la representation dol
proourador de distrito y el oonseio dado
por el, seguido 10 oual, el cperpo 90 pro.
rroRd.
"En sdioiou A las irreRularidades dol
condado de Torrance, los demooratas
oontienden que frRudes fueron tnmbien
perpetrsdos on los oondados de Sooorro
Y Colfsx.
{ El gobernador Hagerman hA dado !
6rden a los proouradores de distrito, s
que tienen jurisdiction en- estos con.
dHdos, que oomienoen una iuvestigA.
oion rigida de estos cArgos con la
mira do trRer ante la justicia cual-
quiera persona que haya sido oulpa-
BILE de la violsoion de las layes de
election del territorio "