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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-06-23

A rnat many Americans. both mrr
ana wuWen. ere thin. pulc and pnuN, with
poor circulation. because they have 800.
irrstcl their stomachs hy haatt fatfug
hoiic beverages, W by Zoo close coutnc-
mont to home. office or factory. and So
consequence thc stomach must oe treated
in D natural way before they can roctilr
tncir earlier mistakes. Tho muscles bon
many such people. iu fact in every weary.
thin and thin-OloolNd person. do their
work with nroat difficulty. As = result
fatigue comos naFly. Is extreme and lasts
long The dnmand Tor nutrtivp aid is
ahead 0f the supply. To Insure perfect
health every tissue. bone. nerve and
unscio should take from the blood GER
tain materials and return TO u certain
others. II IS necessary to prepare the
stomach for tho work OF taking up from
the food what Is necessary 10 make good
rich. rod blood We must 90 10 Nature
for the remedy. 'Thero were certain
roots known 90 the Indians OF this
country before tho advent of the whites
which later came 70 the knowledge OF
the settlers and which are now growing
RAPIDLY in professional favor for Che cure
oi obstinate stomach and liver troubles.
These are found 70 Do safe and yet cer-
tain IN their cleansing and iuVigOrating
effect upon She stomach, liver and blood.
These are; Golden Seal root, Queens
ANtts ONNNt iNNNs nNNNNiNNls. MAitAt uttr
mot Then thcrc IS Black Cherry bark
The medicinal principles residing ln these
native roots when extracted with glYc-
crime as a solvent mako the most reliable
and efficient stomach tonic aud liver ia
vieorator, ghen combined in inst tha
right proportions, MS in Or pierce's
Golden Medica Discovery Where thare
is bankrupt yisality such ls nervous
exhaustion, bad nutrition and fhu
blood, the body acquires vigor and thn
nerves, blood and all the tlssues tse tha
favorable effect of this sovereign emesy
Although some physicians have beer
aware Of the high medicinal value ol Gre
above mentioned plants, yet few u1Ne
used pure ryccfine as a solvent sd
usually the doctors prescriptions called
Tor the ingredients N varying am0uuts,
icith alcohol
The rGolden Medlcal Discovery Is
scientific preparation compounded Of Gus
riyceric extracts 0f the above mentioned
vegetable ingredeuis and c0rtlira 20
alcohol or harmful babitformlng 5ftgs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-06-23
. Q Q Q @ 0 0 Q 0 Q 0 Q Q Q O 0
Q HUMoR OF rAE DAY .
) 0 @ Q Q 0 Q Q Q o Q Q c c Q c .

George M was wondering how the
apple got into thedumpling
That's easy" replied the court, but
how do you suppos the 20 got tackled
onto the Iu2"
Whereas the unfortunate monarch
was only more mysuhed. New York
sun
Mama Teturning from churcii-Why
Willie take your wheel into the back
yard You must not stay in the front
yard on sunday
Wilio (protestingly) But mamma.
isn't il Sunday in the back yard too?
Lippncotts Magazine
Ghl wins tte Lillian Russell Com
ploNiou Whnt would you do il an sw-
Wlly rich man. old enough to De yout
grandfather should ask you TO marry
himg
Girl with the Fay Tempieton smile--I
presume I should do just what you are
going to de- dear. But I'm awfully sorry
Tor Jack when IS IL TO come of Chi
cago rnbume
Thc man with the hoe had Just nm
ished planting his sweet peas There. %
DE said Strengthening liq. i've spoiled
a 50 pair Of SHOES and ruined a SO pair
OF tronsers, but II We have good luck
Wen get a bcquet for which the florist
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-06-23

a decision by me officials Of the Guth-
rie land office holds thc Enid city pask OF
ten acres not subject TO mineral entry
under The United states laws. and the
general land departmeut has sustained
the local decision. For some time G.. b,
CoWies has been trying to make a min
cral crtry ON this tract OF land which
WIS donHtod 20 the oits hy Luther Me
Guire. "a early day settler
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-06-23

Constipation makes the cold drag slong
Get II ont OF you. Take Kennedys Lax
ative Honey ana Tar syrup. Contains nc
Opiates G. II. Renfro.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-06-23

Cures all Kidney, Bladder and Rheu-
matte troubles. Sold By all druggists,
or two months treatment by mall for
$3.50. DR.. E. w. Hall, 1926 Olive
street, ST. Lodis. Mo
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-06-23

Don't think that piles can't be cured.
Thousands OF obstinate cases have been
cured by Doan's Ointment so cents at
any drug store
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-06-23

would have charged at least % cents ~
Chicago Record Herald.
Cha9loigh-r-aw. .nevah associate with
those --aw-howid baseball players dom
chez know.
Miss saustque-I suppose not There
are something's that even baseball play
era won't stand for.-chicaEo Daily
Ne~s.
"wen. old nan. SO you've been away
to the summer resort. Did the change
DO you good7
YOU'D better ask the hotel-kseper.
beu-boys and walters. they're the ones
who have Macon Telegraph.
way" asked the Judge, did you de-
liberately get In the way Of this mans
/ automobile"
Because" muttered the wrinkitd
crono. y wanted to be described as be-
ins young and pretty once mirs, before
ceath- "-Louisvlle Journal
Hicks There isn't man IN town
WHO can koep the conversational bail
rolling like our friend GrayraHe
Wicks- Ncnsensci He never says
anything worth listening to.
Hicks-No, but he does lot Of things
worth talking about Chicago Journal.
size wrote Circumstances over which
l have no coatrol compel me To- reject
your ofer OF marriage Yours. etc.
Tie wired What circumstances Re
ply prepaid
Sine wired yours Collect "--cievo-
land leader.
Il declare, Hiram, that old yellow pup
OF YOURS Is gettin' more and more hui
man every day"
Human snee why he's always
growing.
Yes but he even growls at the
weather Columbus Dispatch.
Don't think that piles can't be cured.
Thousands OF obstinate cases have been
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-06-23

The Guthrie h,a Office rendered an
opinion IN foror OF Edward Ray, con-
testant for a Homestead claiGI three miles
south OF Perry Miss Mary Brockman
had the original entry itsd WIS ccntsst-
ed for abandonment rhls ia the last
land contest case IN Noble county.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-06-23

Dr. l.. q. Sharpe whe has spent "a
month IN the East viii return home Sum
day in time to attend the meeting Of the
territorial medical board Monday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-06-23
LOCAL POINTS.

Clean up that back yard and get
ready FOR congressional inspection
when Delegate Mcclure comes next
week
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-06-23

PANAMA HATS At PETERsENs.
FlsE WORKS AT sENFao's
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-06-23

would have charged at least % cents g"
Chicago Record Herald.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-06-23

eoId n cuthrle y {, ?. ssnf-o'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-01
GOVERNMENT TO re.
CLAIM WASTE LANDS

Washington. Nov rs "A move viii
be- made during the next sitting OF
congress Tor q large appropriation for
the purpose of roClaiming waste lardf
In a number oi states. Ia the state
lot Louisiana alone q Is stated there
is reClalmahic aroa sufficient "a
support population of i0On0.00C
while all along the coast from Nir
glnia 90 Texas is un extremely fer
tilC ana productive strip of vast age
gregato extending under very shallow
water The small portions here and
'hcrc brought under cultIyatiOn pro
ducrs in abundance 70 will be- shown
that the drainage uf ihe southern
swnmpE and marshes means improve.
meat of tho health oft tine people as
wcli as the creation of new wealth
and thaf canals and drains dug
through the submerged area would
give far reaching useful results.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-01
PUBLIC FUNDS
RECEIVED BY
TREASURER
For the Month of November
and Shows Many ThOuS-
dRdS Turned In.

The following public funds have
been received by Territorial Trees
uror J. II Vaughn for the month OF
November.
From A. A. Keen. commissioner Of
public lands. 90 the credit uf the fol
lowing funds Common achOu, in.
como fund. 9g.4322i. university IN
como fund. e2.HOl.2o; Agricultural
college incUme fund. s2f. Military in.
stiiute iucOme fund. Si3 so. reform
school income fund. ss77a. blind asy.
lum fund e5lbG. deaf and dumb in.
stitutc income fund f2f. water res
orvuir income fund. 500. mInpr8 hos.
pltal income fund. $500. insane aay.
lum Income fund. $3.50. public build.
lngs az capital income fund.- 32S3.4i;
penltentiary Income fund, f3ONh To.
tai. ti2,92703.
Captain Arthur Trclford superin.
tendont Of territorial peniientiart,
conyicts earnings. f2,i2S03
Will &. Barnes, secretary cattle
sanitary board, cattle indemnity fund,
ti.6782h.
j. n. Sloan. territorial insurance
commissioner. insurance fund, t55i.
Chayes county J. s. lea. treasurer
Taxes for 1904. s62.32 1905. s3SSbt;
1906. 81 1886. Total. Si,747.09.
Colfax county Geo. A. Pace. treas.
uror. Taxes for 1906 S07223
Dona Ana county, Oscar l.ohman.
treasurer Taxes for 1902. sGS5S
1908, 9iib25. 1904. S2Of1i. 1895.
s420.34. 1906. t57i 50. Total. si.379.yy.
Eddy county. J. d. walker. treas
uror. Taxes for 1902. t2.21: 1908.
g0.sS: 1904. s277i. 1905. 9i6t13;
1906. etO7Ss. Total. S3it.90.
lincoln county. j. "a. Canning,
treasurer. Taxes for 1906. 3330t7.
MORN county, Daniel Cassidy. treas.
uror Taxes fnr 1905. g2066G
Ofon county, J. G., Dunn. iroasur'
or. Taxes for 1902. Si13i. 1908.
ti0.3G. 1904. e7ll. 1905 slii.b0i
1906 8lHiO9. Total t,3l.1i.
Quay county Ionaid stewart
treasurer Taxes for 1895, sgt4GS
Sierra county. John a. PlemmOns
treasurer Taxes for 1895. si31bl.
SOCorru county luBu E. Torres.
treasurer TaKcs for .sta. t36ul
1906. 3s9Ggl Total. Sn329p
San Miguel county Eugcni0 Rome
rO. trcasurcf. Taxes for 1909. SfN2t
1908. 228t. 1908 85.6i: 1905 s2i2ti.
1906. s93,6l Total S3lS3e.
Santa Fe county Coisn Lopez
treasurer Taxes for 1902. S66.6l
1903. gTGg3. 1906. sGS72. 1906.
s436i Total. S255.SO
San Juan county. W r. WilNnma
treasurer Taxes for 1905. Si6a0i;
1906. S283.S6 Total sgs7e0.
Taos county Jose H. Medina.
treasurer Taxes for 1905. Sf329,
1906. s5Osfl Total. s55l1U.
Torrance county. VIM Mcintosh
treasurer Taxes for H. s220.0S
Union county. John r. Wnlford
treasurer Taxes for 1912. 1854.
1903. sg8i: 1904. $50 so: 1905
siia0G; 1906, s7ito9 Total si2236t
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-01
lWsdnslday. Novsmber -

A most enthusiastic greeting was
given Governor Hngorman at a ban.
quo last night In the paslofa and ioc-
iure rom of the Lead avenue Meth.
Udiat church by the momhgra of the
brotherhood of &c. Paul aud their
irioads. The raihorlug WAS repre-.
sentative one and Included momhoiu
~ tho new territorial legislature.
ludgrH. lawyers. clCrEymon men
prominent ln educational lines. phy
siclahs, city and county officials and
me. chants. together with the ladies'
OF their families.
The analr was we'll managed
throughout. the members of the broth.
eiho0d havlag given much time and
study TO its details, so chat the pro.
gram as originally ccGIoiyod was car.
riod out withOui hitch.
Six long tables had been az 1nged
three of which ran lcngthwb of the
lecture room and three " .aich. IN
the smaller apartments. we're arrang
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-01
cuBAs SUGAR CROP
A RECORD BREAKER.

Havana, Nov 2h Tho sugar crop
which is now nearly mly ma,ured
promises 90 be a record lnc but great
difficulty is bo.gg experienced by
planters who are urging tho nrcess.
sty of making use OF the 81 .O00.00O
appropriated by thc late Cuban con-
gress for the stimulation of immlgFn.
tiou and point ont ,hut Cuba is suf
icr'2s severely from lhe competition
of other nations seeking immigration.
especially the republics of South
America uEi ihc United States and
from the importation of labor 90
Panama To-day Governor Maeoon
received dgpwati0u of the plant
er who expressed grave fears that
thc present labor supply would bo
insufficient to ha2dlc the crop. Fur-
Char conferences ON the subject win
De- held COS Governor Magom has uu.
nounCed Dts latention of laklng steps
tu induce Immigration
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-01
MARRIAGE CERTIFICATES
RECORD BREAKING MONTH

f0uyunr o. the record breaking
number of mardsge certificates iH-
sued hy Probate Clerk Walker this
month. and 30 Is not the month ~
June lthor or has t's clerks Office
hoeu holding bargain counter sales.
each certificate costs ST. A Young
lady at the court house tc-turd that
the reason for the big run on mar.
flngo CeriihCHtos WIS thnt there had
heou q raise of salaries anl thnt The
Young mon could now AFFORD io Keep
a family
way said tbc yougg lady 1he
boys can't keep "a wife ou ihe SALARIES
thoy haye hccn setting and pay 81
for fuurtcon pounds uf sugar and s.
q room for an empty house That's
tho reason why There are go many
girls beating typowriicr ANA W0rs'ng
in STORES nuNHdayH
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-01


cd 40 right angles to them over al
un he hlde wall hung au excellent
hhoneHs of the governor surrounded
Win irnnif oi rt.a white and blue
incnndosceut lights Altogether ID Dr.
estimated thar 900 people occupied
seats at .ko banauo tables. others
standing about the edges OF the ronm
in spite Of the fact thnt the manage.
,neni had endeavorcd IN every way 60
INN. the tiekoia iJ thu capacity uf
the tables
Judge Abbott Presldea
shortly before z o'clock the guests
who had been gathering meanwhile
IN tht main auditorium 0i tho church.
began hling into the bauquUilug ruom.
ana promptly a. fhu appointed hour
Rev J g. Rollins. after ID short grace.
song by the brotherhood quartet
and recital by Miss Eva nowara
announced judge Ira A. Abbott as
chairman OF the meeting The Judge
on cntofing che room had taken his
assigned seat nt the center a. the
main table and was Ranked on the
right BY Governor Hagormnn ana on
ihe left hy Mayor Frank Mckee
Judge Abbott opened the Orai0ricai
NHHN|NNNNN NHN NNNf NNNtHN NNHNNN|NNHNNN WIN MNN
able address in which hc dwolt upon
ihe necessity ~ continual vigilance
pn the part of tho individual citizen
in BIS relation tu thr problems of
government aud muguinod the im
purihucc OF hts duties toward tho
public welfare The Judge appealed
tu history uB che hesf illustration uf
the fact thai indlyidua loihargy in
maiiDrs political has on many 0coa-
sI0ns proved costly 90 the people of
lhls country hiD Hpobe hopefully Of
thc present widespread interest ln
rur national analra which hng result
cd 'B the appearance iu abe public
arena nj such men as Roosevelt, ~
Toilette F0lk and others Including
iba present governor uf NeW Mexico.
afcf which he introduced Governor
Hasarman
Governors interesting Talk.
Tho governor Thanked Judge Abbott
Coz his complimentary words and
m0lesIly dlaCiaimed ihe honor of De-
iuE CIasaed with ihe distinguished inf
d.tiduulH to whom tho judge had rc'
forrod He deprecated fho tact that
DTS experience as public speaker
would nof permit him to reepond eg.
NHFI'''' aINNN'NN"IN NN NINN NNNE .|NHN
nuiH HH the one uaH.gned Am Good
Government" and asked the .ndul
rcucn 0i hts audience while 90 read
hh address The governor manner
white dignlhrd. a. became emo import
ant office be- holds was earnest ana
ihe audience was Impressed with tnr
sincerity of hlH character and tho
depth 0f hla conyiciioaa
Governor Harermnn thaukrd the
brotherhood oi 6t Paul for ii1 Sind
Invitation and expressed hls pleasure
nl thc cordially 90 his reception ne
called attention i0 the face fhaf the
formation of such organizations aH inr
brotherhood indicated fhe presence ln
Aibuumerque ~ fhe same nYcrwheIm-
lng desire on the part of itf citlgons
which la manifested lu The other bfc
lions of the United States io prsiH
thn bottom She questions now upprr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-01

Gyarmany Tho big wholesale toy
houscs send their buyers away ca
90 The old country in quest OF the
master creaiiocs 81 the toy makers.
Aud queer stories these men toll
on their return about uhi grayhalrod
ucn, crooked backed with age, who
have tllied for oyor hall century
in thc tnymakcrs shop. The Gun.
Ming of their hands does not bring
i0 them Blk profits. however A mere
pittgncp 'ls tho limit of their reward
for lifetlme'H work
Ol ruurso fher" is tho other side
uf ihe story the poor mans children,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-01
MAoDALENA SCHOOL
DISTRICT ONE or BEST

u M Maciayish recently issued a
$1,000 school warrant on ihc funds
Of tho Mnrdnlona district In payment
for the upper story which was former
ly owned by the Knights uf pythiaa.
hut thc demand i0r Increased school
facilities ut Magdaiuna made che pur
chase necessary, says ihe socuuu
Chiriiain The district 81 one of the
best equipped ln tho county % ia
understood that there o. money auii
ln the treasury and fha th.s purchase
viii iu mo- wise interfere with the con-
duct of fhe Magialcna schools this
Nintor
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-01

land. the land of thc MASTER r1y
makers.
Tuyland. you know b. somewhere
In Germany. whero O. swift river
runs through grassy banks and chill
ircn. with wundcu shoes skin and
play Doe the streets from momur un
.il night
Never before has 'bp Ingenuity 90
h. human brain been taxed io such
extent as 10 has this year to invent
irw toys
Jointcd dolls. wIth hue. rolling
yes and soft, lisriuR voices ARE thc
proper lblnp Ibis sensHn They walk
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-01

and ialk ana drInk tca ln smart. up
to date STYLE They wear real lace
and Jewels COO ~ they DOM come
up tn ihls hlTh standard. then tho
lille dauEhtcm of tho Hch won't
have them.
And tho hny of iho family MUS.
hafo o. real onelnr steel throughout
"a real nreh0N real steam
a lliiiD limited tmlp ushas plat
a mail book catches ihe acs auo
deposits BE- az station further on.
Tho railway haf complete block
syaipm of scmaph0ros and EVERY
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-01
GREAT GATHERING AT
BABTisT CONVENTION

saalanmrs. s. a. NOV 2s Five
hundred delegates representing no.
boo Bantlss Zoo the state assembled
at tue anauu states napiiai tonycn
ti1n Hhlch commenced yesterday
Ouha i uumnr- of prOminnni huriaH
lqom garou. states ln the south lt
fonded ho oogYcnilon nt which Quea-
tions O.. connection Rith ihf Nundnci
I'D tho church Wcre discussed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-01

900 pathetic love iha' iH bestowed
upon thc io0llah.looklng home made
rag d0i ibo tenderness with which
b. s said i0 rest at night ana the
rrnDiul uuin urayer that uhcon
sciously goes uD go heaven upon iia
receipt
But poor mans 500 or rlch man q
son if a uii thr samc Tho tOy
mnkrl Dr. busy from one end of tho
yoar fo fho other, au6 millions no.
0u millions of dollars arc spent an
nual'Y that ihp nttle ones may rD
io|cn az tho being uf sanin Claus
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-01

thing that gnos TO make Ip a modern
railway equipment
Every current event is eagerly
seized upon by the tCymaker as On
idea. The Rusala-lapan war has
brought forth millions OF toy Japa.
ncsc aud toy Russians. enabling the
boys 20 have great mimic battles
The children OF the rich can shoot
tho chutcs' this year IN their own
homes Then there ara the bir
stuffed elephant and cnmels and
goats. uli very new in Toyland. and
racing automobiles that cost $500 and
$500
Nearly an Of our toys come from
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-01
TUcUMcARt MAN
AcctDENrALLf KILLED..


A most deplUrahlr acc .dpui nc-
curred fho other day resulting iu
the death OFF 10 . Hamm0us aay Ihr
Tucumcnn NcHH 900 s}csrol1 son
of Dr noFgs WHs uuf Wifk b. g2 cHlihre
target ino whsu N unmmuns camt
along win hif team ana wagon aHI
told ihf hd iO Jump in. as hr Was
going ihU huYa Rnf lume ln order
fo grf into ihH wagon thi gnu Naa
pushed over fhr ondTatf Hnu bon inl
lnF oB thc NO'tm Of tHr Wagon '.f
the hammer HlruCh. exploding Ilr
cariFldro Fhc aail rniccl Nr Ham-
mons body lus, uadcr Che left shoH'
der blade and penetrated Ihc ana ui
300 Death resulted instantly
The remains ncro cared fur hy pu.
deuakrr 81 H Koch end under tlr
auspices uf TucumuH lodge Nn .N,
Knighfa of pyihla fhp ludr HaH
shipped to nraryV.lo kf Mt a.d0N
lcc0mpan thDm
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-01

lno gricyuncc committee uI fho
sWitchmenH union along tho lines of
tho Santa w. railroad under tho mrla.
dicfiun of j u HURLEY. general man
ager mot With Mr Hurley .n Topeka
Tuesday Tor tho hnal adjustment OF
iho wage controversy which has oc
cupiDd the attention ui the railroads
all over the country De past two 0r
three months
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-01

TNals 22.9ib 22.Bf9 2ii
ePrniaot No. rs Gold Hill. Grant
county. mot counted hy county COM
mlSslmcrs because OF uaintelhgble
clmFsoter of roll book
ssProcinct "a. Guadalupe couaty,
hvc democratic votes were not count
ed by Judges az election, but added In
canvass
Andrew total plurality. 266.
Aadrcws. total majority. S.
eeroby certify that the aboye Is
a cmTect transcript Of the Ofticial re-
tfruau on die Ia this Office.
J.. W. RAYNOLDs.
Secretary of New Mexico,
Cnnvasscd and counted In my pres.
eiuna this goth day of November. A.
ID 1906
"A. j. HAGERMAN.
Governor of New Mexico.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-01

Ten million dollars worth OF toys
will have been sold hy Chrlstmas'
Boys and girls. and grown folks.
too - can You comprehend these
nguros2
Just think--ll required whole
feet of ships 20 bring this great
cargo across the ocean from Toy
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-01

Ma1un p ChaY dieI rumdf p
typhoid feF0r % BITS homo in Atusco
The Unpul Has hold tbls moulnr
lr1m he residence aud burial Nas ai
fhr sHu Jose runrfnIr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-01

e6lg5 1895 1895 2h06
Majority for Joint statehood. ii,tG0
OHieial Returns on Delegate 70 cen.
orcsa.
Tertiary az New Mexico. Once 1g
3ocrcttry. Santa Be. Nov. 80. 1906.
Genelul Election, 1906 CANVASS uf
Nte By Counties for Delagatp 90
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-01

For Australian system Of aailoting.
A. lhr conclusion uf the rouniing of
tho vots Monday night at The secre-
ary'a usiica ia Santa F'e, general
discf lu was had. participated in
hy ai. present lt was the couccuHus
of oWniOn chat the present election
laws WrTe entirely unsatisfactory and
Inadequate ~ was suggested t1ut
the matter az framing aew election
Law NhiCh would provide f0r prpce.
sur neRlnn'ng VITA the registration
at Lht voters ana Continuigg sap 20
tho laardIns of the final certificate,
he submitted 90 Che territorial bar
association at its meeting Zoo Jauu-
ary. 4 SANTA FC, ned thaI This as.
soc.at.u appoint "a committee cone
sisflns ed three members from each
az thr political parties TO frame such
"a lass Some discussion Was had as
tO the alysahlhty ot adopJug the
Australian ballot systom oI vui'ag
and it scented to Doc considered favor
ably
It was thoroughly determined that
20 w0ull De gor8e than useless tn att
tempt to nmend the present tumble
of oiorfion uws 80 as 90 give uav ro.
Hot frum thc present condition OF af-
fasr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-01
OFFICIAL COUNT
OF THE VOTES
OF ELECTION
on Statehood and Delegate TO
Congress Made by Terri.
tOrial Secretary.
Official Returns on Votes. Cast for
Joint Statehood.

Territory of New Mexico. once of
Secretary. Santa Fv. Nov 2G. 1906
0p-yual Election 1906. Canvass of
Voia By Counties on Joint State
huod Question
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-01

Johnnie says. Il want a drum.
ono that does rum. dunn. DUN
Mary says. q want a clock.
O1c that goes tick. tick. nck.
And h0gglsh Willie says. II want a
great big dock
With horses. sheep and lots OF stock.