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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-16
Light Fixtures
For Y. N. G. A,

Electric light fixtures for the new
". NJ. c. A. building will be OF
wrought iron so as 10 conform With
the Mission furniture with which the
rooms viii be furnished The flrni.
tnre committee held another meeting
last night for the purpose of select
ing and ordering the electroliers and
drop lights.
s Five electroliers Of four lights each
viii be installed IN the main lobby,
reception hall and the three meeting
rooms. Eight cluster lights Of three
bulbs each and covered with wire
baskets as safe guard against
breaking will be used In the gym.
nasium. The swimming pool will ~
90 be wen lighted, incandescent
globes being placed at intervals
along the gallery walls
Chandeliers with two lights win be
In each of the private lodging rooms,
and . cord viii BE- connected with
It for ! reading lamp. Altogether ons
hundred lights win be used in illum
mating the building at night and Il
viii Be well lighted To- The big clus
ter lights win have the chain effecl
which drew such favorable comment
to the electric fixtures IN the New
Mexico territorial buflding at tn
worlds fair In ST. Louis.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-16

Soldiers Still
In Manchuria

Toxic, May 16s-Prenier Marquis
saionji returned here from his tour
Of inspection or Manchuria yester-
day. ii is expected that his report
viii suggest the solution Of the dead
lock between the military and civil
authorities over the hest means Of
settling Manchurian difficulties. The
japanese and Russians In Manchnria
are closely watching each Others
movements. The japanese apparent
" win not eyacuate that territory be-
fore they are assured that the Rus.
SLAMS will get out 10 accordance with
the stipulations Of the Portsmouth
treaty.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-16
Soaking Rain
In Los AIamos

\ w. N. Frank. Jr.. was out To the
sheep ranch Of VIM. Frank 4 Sons
and reports iambing very good. aboa,
IS per cent. is about what is expect.
ID In general by sheep men this year.
. Rain fell continuously Tor two hours
In this vicinity last Wednesday. The
precipitation was Ies. The fall be.
gan about I o'clock and continued un.
III 8. The rain was accompanied BIZ
han and created quite lot of damage
10 fruit.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-16
Negroes and
Italians Fight


Albany, N. II. May 1s.--A riot be-
tween Italians and negroes broke
out In the brick yards at coeymans.
twelve miles south Of here today.
Sheriff Pitts and deputies and Lieut.
Colonel Davis of the Tenth regiment
went to Coeymans and the command
ing officer Of the local militia com
panies has been instructed TO be 10
readiness for orders.
One negro has been brought I'd an
Albany hospital with bullet n his
side. The trouble grew out Of the
importation OF southern negroes TO
take the place Of striking Italians.
Shortly After noon, Sheriff Pitts
requested shat the local militia -
sent and arrangements were Ut oncs
made 10 send four companies.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-16
An Exciting Elec-
tion at Denver

I Denver. Col, May i6.-Election
returns Of yesterdays city election
Indicate that the republicans won all
three supervisors. six aldermen and
one member OF the election commits.
sion. The democrats elected seven
aldermen and the municipal ownership
party elected three aldermen and Two
members Of the election commission.
The vote on franchises shows q vic.
tory for the tramway franchise, Den.
yer gas and electric franchise, ans
the northwestern terminal tMoffat,
franchise. Other franchises appear
to have been defeated. although one
al least Is doubtful at this time.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-16
New Track Down;
Car IS Derailed

Re.laying the tracks Of the Las
Vegas street railway on Douglas
avenue to sixth street thence TO.
Center street to Railroad avenue was
completed this morning. The new
rails are regulation ninety pound.
These are spiked to solid new ties
and the excavation necessary for re-
laying fhe track has been refllled.
A sharp curve at the junction Of
6fxth ana Center streets ana Lincoln
and Grand avenues hes been materi.
ally reduced.
Before the work was completed the
construction car. No. 5, Tom Ross.
became derailed On the curve and
ii was some time before ! large mum
Der of workmen succeeded III getting
It back on the track. A number Of
railway men on ths street we're
amused 1t the efforts being made to
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-16

pat th@ rsfrsciosy e. back % -
rails sgais
In most sses when car becomes
d~raiied % curve The scheme q
pushing 4 bark % shsTe fhe wheel
In Ne rsil ID USUALLY followed. A
expersssesd railxsymaa declared 4
10 much easier 20 pat Q wheel on
straight Track than &c o curve no
msster ipc~ siikht n r.
No attempt xAx made this morn.
inx 10 put The constracsios CIR back
On The trsck The same say Il went
OF. and Il insisted upon taking %
the din rsther than the steel ran.
causing ths expenditure of time and
ensrgy zppsrenniy In thu wrong a.
rertion. No damage xss done 70 ths
car.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-16
MEN or AFFAIRS IN cARlcAIURE.

Few men In New Mexico, are more
thoroughly popular than Howard H.
Belts. city clerk Of Silver City, and
deputy assessor of Grant county. He
has been 4 resident o. New Mexico for
~ years. Few men In the territory
are better known Mr. Retts has. III
particularly iarge measute. The happy
faculty Of making and keeping
friends.
Mr.. Belts was horn In Danbury.
c., December !, 1856, but tifc Years
sits lightly On one Of The genial dis.
position and kindly manners OF Mr..
Belts that no one would suspect that
he has passed the hair century mark.
When ten years OF age the subject Of
this sketch moved To Brooklyn. N.
Y, where In 1873. he entered the en-.
ploy of Austin. Nichols q company.
wholesale grocers. For thirteen years
Mr.. Belts remained with this firm,
rising from position as general
utility boy To the hcadship III
one Of the most important depart.
ments.
Lured by the caIl Of the wild. or
The promise Of the golden west, the
gentleman came To New Mexico In
1sSe. For a year he was In the employ
or morrill, q company Of silver CITY.
hut the year following he embarked
IN the grocery business on his own
account. s3 s5)
i In 1897 he was elected clerk 0f Sil.
var city. and served 50 well me In.
terests Of the municipality that he
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-16

has retained she position MI to the
present day Two terms 1e has sery.
ed as deputy assessor of Grant coun.
" Three years he served us a mem.
her 81 the boerd Of pcnilentiary com.
missioaers fer the greater part of the
time IA president.
Mr.. Belts Is republican In poll.
tics and at the present time holds 4
commission as colonel on the stan of
Governor Herbert j. Hagerman.
With Col. M. VI. Newcomb. Col.
Belts was the incorporation of the
Silver City. Pinos Altos and Mogol.
Ion railroad. now nearing completion
from Silver City 20 Pinos Altos The
gentleman il prominent lodge man.
For five years he has been secretary
.of the Silver City Elk Lodge. He Il
also member OF the 4. o. u. w,
and K. Of 2. lodges OF Silver Ciiy.
In 1883 Col. T,etts was married 70
Miss Anna Al. Newcomh, cultured
lady of Boston. belonging 10 one d
the best Bay ltate families. One
daughter was born, but the parents
We're called upon to part with her az
ter she had frightened their home FOR
six years.
Col Belts has many more years d
useful life before him. unless all signs
fail He is man NJ moro than ordi
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-16
Asoua aAr,wo ara o.
or FRISCO y

San Francisco. May ie. =
meeting Of the joint council On Ibid
ing laws with various sub,commit-
tees Il was definitely decided 70 rs-
commend the following ordinances:
Streets 100 feet Wide or over. the
height Of buildings facing thereof
ahsll be unlimited.
On streets lightly feet vide or ves.
the height of buildings shall " Unit
ed - 900 feet.
Streets leAs than eighty geet vide'
the height Of buildings 10 be one
and half the width of the street.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-16
FRISCO BANKS
vEh1n wUWX U III WUWWHL
TO REOPEN N
4 SHORT TINE
NV YssA csMpsay wah Ua-
kMitsd CspilzI OsJsaizss =
nslp Rebuild Dssslslsd Cily.
Iasrsass csnesais = ~ h1ss6ssny
\ Adn4Hs ~ ~ Lsan
lrsSe<Ave = uaasvrian

San Francisco. MAG is-All ~
inxs bsaks In this city yin rD~eea
~ buslesss - May Sosh. oenrAAls
u sks various institstioas declare
their basks 10 Be In sxcslisst coadr
ton SinaAcialiy. /.
eee aseuIidlWS 'rdsss.
New York. Nay isl-Ths Nsw
York fissal1 To-Day says: u vas -
teruined yesterday that eloeeee. -
pAali = - The eap1tn11saxiun
a TIE ssv MortoAss Loan cssDsFa
sioA which 10 70 ~ cssaaised hses
70 aAvaacs no.ey tpr - rs1siS6ang
u san rraacisco. Il n szp<sasd tAat
~ the prellninasies vill - Con-
pIeted this veek and the verh q ~
vanclng The monsy for rscoaslrve
tion begnn withta thirty dayA - r.
Hartman ~ to8 soUthun pNeirp
|eailroad; Frank 4. vendfrlip*u1 .
Natioaal City sank. and zE1aaoo5
Nevlands Of Nevada are 49, ~
backcrs Of the new corpor61do.
AdlsstlWs assurances Leseoo 4
- Yrancisco. Mayy1ts-ln1 y
nnies win settle - lcn1b =
own way. each oompsny q :
Tor itself according TO oontu b
emhodIed In its policiSs and the |rs
nndsq Siterr viii make no att&&pt
20 az ke the general - oSAnrn
down uniform rules foF
les to observe il the = u
clalms. :.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-16
HUGE GASOLINE TANK
- ExpLoDEs WITH ROAR.

New York. May ia thirty thoa.
sand barrel tank OF gasoline. belonE.
ing 70 the McGooey on company. at
Constable Hook. On the New JERSEY
shore of New York harbor. exploded
today With n terrific roar. II scatter
ed blazing liquid so rs 10 threaten
Ave other tanks and dangerous FIRE
was. feared. ..:'.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-16
FIRE DESTROYS CHAP.
rAuouA BUILDINGS

chattanooga. Tenn. May is-ff~
today on the assembly grounds af
Mount Eagle. Tenn. chautsuaua u
the South. IN whisA sli the esanwe.
licai do,nIaations are represented. al.
sVroyed Warner hals and several cot.
tages. The immense auditorium was
saved after a hard FIGHT. The loss IL
estimated al about s2so.eee.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-16
iNpIcT RAILROAD AGENT
FOR EMeEzzLiNc FORTUNE

Chicago, I'LL, May l6.--C Charles I'D
Vienna. formerly agent for the Cana.
dian Pacific railroad in this CITY, was
today indicted. charged with the en-.
bezzlement Of $4,000 belonging 10 the
company.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-16
JAWS MANslAucHTER II
HEARING POSTPONED

/ Chicago. May is.--The hearing of
nv. Davis. the former manager, charg
ed with nianslaughter In connection
with the iroquois theatre IRE. has
been postponed until tomorrow.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-16

I4sins ne M ioss ccassenr~ N SEQ.
sson Foraker. spcones and kao3. 4,
vas offered iH the ssnsfs ~ senzsor
nnmsa and sill - printed b me
conxressAcnsl Record u she sssfls
aa~nf NJ TilinAA. cAasll<r ssJs:
-As she t<l<pAosse eeslxl ~ Pred
dent Roosevelt ssns 20 he senate
through Lodge remains Ia fhe ccn.
xressioasi Rerord a May =. r. seems
~ - sA0aid take s0n< s0sics ox Il
which ! do sos. W rss6irminx IN 60
'mssisi truth q ths ss,asn<nt ! MADE
a. yos and which - 1Rsied m she|
senso1s Much 40 Z Ic15<t thai hsstvl
- g senss<Qrl l<oao~ sna the
pGDdsnt hss d1lkd m ixsn4 ~
I've srhe .prssideat and myself. The
sxstrn4 ukuaee he used make ssch
iss.s Unv6idsble. and ezanos shrink
from or evsde IL. although I cannot
ase towards ~ chi~f executive az sb@
sstion language iiks hiS own. upc7
cur respective statements. sabmit
fhe controversy with confidence 10
The judEmesl Of fhose Vim know me :
chandlsr then vens q length INFO
hla Sid~ of ~ eostroy@rxy.
tesiIsy os~sSnes6 cervsspenSsWt.
S vsshinston. May 1.-THE calm q
the senate's discussicn Of The ran
road rate bin sns disturbed today b.
fhs personal interruption hy Renstde
Bailey whO ro<@ 10 The question ~
personal privileges 10 make reply Ia
ne charge made In the Chicago Trf-'
hane yesterday ~ its washinston cor
|espoadeDt 10 the eject that BsiIet'
had been resp0naible for the fAilure
d ihe agreement between she prssk
dent and Tillnaa. rsrmer s<sssus
Chandler vas given AZ authority fbr
she statement that Tillmsn was sus-
piciouu Of Bailey. Who Il WAS ssid
WA really opposed 10 rate legislation
and vas also IN the conference With
Aidrich with the purpose 81 defeating
the rate bill. Bailey said:
q have taken no part in the =
tinn Of vcracse between tAe prqf 4
and CAandIf nnd have not
given p exnressiosAf.Qn -
question Of sUed faith becsy 1poj
nothing about either ques \
He denoune >ezrnn1 IA
unqualified. - Id a
iie.s the corS 1tnt AZ iIxr. ana
concluded: Il LII denounce The m&n
who inspired the stateeeet 40 ~
unqualified. deliberate aud 4 malicious
liar, whoever be may be. - however
high the oEice NJ hold Ej1lnAaa
also dsnonnced that part ol ~ state.
menf referring 10 him ~ untrue.
Sufferers Growing Lees.
Washington. May i6.--Dr. Edward
7. Derine. Red Cross representative
In San Francisco. reports that The
reQuisiiions for supplies have been
reduced 10 100000 dali. -
RaIlrosd Rate q
Washington, May 1cl ron.
rening today the senate pr6mpl,y took
inp the railroad rate hill. the anti.
pass amendment being the immediate
subject Of consideration.
An Arizona Postmaster.
| Washington, May lG.--Presidert
Roosevelt today sent the following
nomination To the senate. Postmaster
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-16
CRUCIAL POINT
N HISTORY Of
MODERN RUSSIA
Gsssrnnsat Sappsstep Ssy Cxss
Csnnet iisld 10 CsrtsiM Clsu-
ses in Douna Drsh.


81. pessrsburs. May lc,--The opla-
icn i auii4 general today thst par
iianaenl's adoption of the reply 70 the
speech from the fhrone viii make 4
ooufiet with the crown inevitable
since II contains q number Of points
npon which the supporters M the GOV
eminent say II Ia impossible for The
emperor 10 yield. The constitutional
democrat leaders. hsweser, while they
assert that the reply 10 intended 10
make clear 10 the emperor that the
country will he sasisiied with nothing
less than 4 constitutional monarchy
on q democratic basis. insist that II
Is not an ultimatum. They consider
the reply temperate In tone and say
" required all their ability To pre-.
vent the Introduction 1T more radical
expressions. ->
8 Buried unsortunste Priest.
orerki. Finland, May is.-The fun.
erai Of Father Gapon. who was found
hanged May is IN 4 cottage In This
town, and who Is believed 10 have
been executed by the rcvoluiionists
for treason, was held here today.
Beat Political Prisoners.
ST. Petersburg. May i6.--President
Mcuromtseff today received a fels.
gram from political prisoners confined
At Yekaterinoslav, south Russia, saw.
Ing that on May day they were beat.
On with fats Of swords by gensdarnie
and that some or them were seriously
wcanIel The prisoners asked par.
lament to demand the punishment %
the ruiity persons and TO hasten the
granting OF amnesty.
Draft Afsects Hourse. II
St. Petersburg. May 1.-THE fear
that the reply Of the lower house Of
parliament to the speech from the
throne portends conflict demoraiized
prices on the hourse today. Imneriai
Fonrs losing half point and closing
MT rs. &@4s&$% ~@@
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-16
More Sensational incidents;
Chambers Reply to President
Bailey Flags Correspondent
Panama Canal to be Constructed on Sea Level
Plan Other News From Washington.
tspecial 10 The Optic.

tspecfal 0ptic.1 s# s8
Washington p c May I6Rernad Rodey confirmed
the Court of Delegate NJ H
drews 81 New Mexico viii object appointment
the Notwithstanding Rceys
borrowing gants own court
Mr. Rodey Is expected BY the attorney
possible. 9s
TIE fu senate com
} territories met today. ss Sts
pensions Manuel Garcia San
osbuy Potter socorro s2 Ap q Ca
Ano Dominique. s12. May -
Andrews introduced pension Robert Stew
B Twenty4xh Missouri vounteers for thirty dol
application for thirty dollars John
3 N. Enearl Of the First Dragons
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-16

welt ana Senators TiIiman and Bailey
on the railroad rate bill. The commn'
nicstion bears upoa Senator Lodges
denial for the president Of Chambers
statement quoting the president AZ
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-16
p.H. BLUFFS
 JOBRINC INTERESTS.

Never before in it's history was the wholesale business of Pine Bluff in better condition or more prosperous than at present. This is not only due to the general prosperity of the country. but is very largely due to the enterprise and personality or the men who have interested themselves in Pine Bluffs advancement and have lent their personal time and atten- Ition 10 it's general improvement, The result has more than compensated them for ali the labor that they have expended in the matter of building up this industry.
 That which has been worthy of note as 10 the past and present ought to and doubtless will prove sufficient in the matter of incentive for the fu- ture. Pine Bluff has a great future before il. It's opportunities are eX- banding all the while, and it's pros poets for the future are filled With possibilities In no particular as a people are We more apt to be beneilt- ted in consequence of this future i'm provement of our city than through our jobbing and manufacturing enter prises. There is no questioning the fact but that the improvement of Pine Bluff and the development of this section of Arkansas will be attended by the advancement of our wholesale and manufacturing interests. Our citizens interested in this branch Of our commercial life are entitled to full credit for the past and the wish of all is that they may partake Of the future success of this city and it's business advancement. That they will is vouchasfed by those who have so carefully watched them in the past and the success that has attend ed their individual and combined ef- forts.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-16

lists nthis mundane sphere. He'll think more of you as a member of the human family, and he may tell others about it.
 During several years gone by nu- merous visitors to Pine Bluff have gone over the city and remarked aft erwards: Our impression of Pine Bluff has radically changed. We had obtained an idea that it was hardly
 worthy of consideration, but find it
 the most progressive place of it's size we have ever visited. One of the hammer brigade had gotten to the visitors before they reached the city. Now, make a resolution that you
 will, during the year 1901 and here
 after, overlook no opportunity to hand out bouquet for Pine Bluff. Quietly and alone, attend the obsequies of
 your little hammer, climb in the band
 wagon of progress and sound no note Continued on Page Thirteen)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-16
FOR MAYOR.
Editor The Graphic:


 In announcing myself as candidate 1or reelection as mayor, desire to say this:
 My opponent has made my health an issue in this campaign by stating continuously that he is well man." and as lively as a kitten desire ta state that my health continues to improve daily. I am peter tomorrow Nnn was today. and abundantly able nAx to attend to the duties of the of- - and If the same Gods blessings iGHow me ap to the time of the prl- nary, on the tn day of January. 1907. I, think I will be able to beat him five to one." At least, I have never yet fallen down on the street> of the ~ with "ft," and I promise you now that If at any time my health r strength should fail me to such an Eent that shall be wallowing anound on the sidewalks, will re- sfen the position. Notv Astanding my haess, my record will show that l Fave put in as many days serving the city as mayor as my opponent has as police judge. and I hay eneyer ne- .lscted by duty as mayor one day to conserve my private interest in what ever other occupation I might have engaged.
 Yours respectfully,
 IT KING WHITE,
 Pine Bluff, Ark. Nov. 30, 1906.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-16
-Oto- HAPPINESS.

There is one thing we all long for and few ever find.
 It is the master-quest of mankind.
 It is the sum-total of all our pur- poses and pursuits.
 All other things are but incidental to it.
 Fortune, fame, triumph, success yes, friendships, loves, sacrifices are all but means to the one great end
 Happiness.
 All men seek it unceasingly. But, groping in ignorance, blindfolded by selfish lolgings, hates, enves, jealou- sies, malces and the like they fail to find tall but very few.
 Philosophers of all ages tell us that happiness is the easiest thing to find and yet is seldom found.
 Chasing it at the end of a rainbow or seeking to grasp it in some gor- geous sunfoWer, We heedlessly tram pie it to death in the smiling dande-
  The real secrets of happiness are simple The trouble with Us lies in the fact that We consider them be- meath our notice and we do not take the trouble to heed them. Happiness itself is not directly to be sought It comes to us, if at all as the scent comes to the rose-mys- teriously, but naturally; as the result of right conditions. What can be successfully a3;; ;;22' are the conditions under which ha22.- ness is most likely to be found. We cannot cheat nature. We may get riches wrongfully, but we can- not gain happiness in that way. Though the dying, the poor, the crippled, the imprisoned, the despised tacy, yet, in the cases of most men health, liberty, modest means anc friends are the best resources of sat isfaction.
 Congenial occupation is necessary tc most people S contentment, though idlers and dreamers have delight: not to be scorned by the strenuous.
 A clear conscience gives a rosy glow 10 life and makes soft pillow for most of us, but it is not to be de nied that there are plenty of jolly rascals.
 Undoubtedly happiness may be cul tivated by always looking on tht Upright side of things for life is mirror that reflects back to us ou 'smiles or frowns.
 It is possible to train the ability t find delight in little and general, unresarded things. Positive pleas ures, as they are the more intense are the less enduring and the les soulsatisfying.
 The simple pleasure. are th jsweetest.
 The best delights are to be foun in the common possessions of al mankind-ths caress of the sun, tn kiss of the breezes on the hills, tn music, the stars, faithful friendship honest love, earnest purpose. Happiness is to be found not i the multiplication or refinement ( our wants, but in the simplifcat.on ( | them.- Selected.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-16
For Police Judge:

The Graphic is authorized to an' nounce MT. R. D. McGaughy candl- aate for police judge. subject to the action of the city Democratic primary
 The Graphic is authorized to an nounce MT. J. R. Stewart as candi- date for Police Judge, subject to the action of the Democratic party. pri- mary, January 8. 1907.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-16
For City Treasurer.

The Graphic is authorized to an- neunce MT. J. P. Alexander candl- date for reelection to the office of dty treasurer of Pine Bluff subject 3o the action of the Democratic pri- nary election.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-16
For Alderman.


 The Graphic is authorized to an nounce Mir. w. T. Dwyer as candl date for alderman from the Second Ward, subject to the action of the Demoractic party. Primary Janu- ary $, 1907.
 The Graphic is authorized to an aounce MT. Frank R. Pierce as candidate for Alderman from the Second Ward, subject to the actlor of the Democratic party.
 The Graphic is authorized to an- nounce Mir. w. R. Crawford a can 6date for alderman of the First ward, subject to the action Of the Democratic primary election.
 The Graphic is authorized to an nsunce MT. w. R. Duff as a candl- d8te for alderman of the First Ward, subject to the action of the Democratic party.
 he Graphic is authorized to an 1eunce MT. John Dellmon a candl- date for alderman of the First ward. subject to the action of the Democratic primary election.