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8 THE LABOR QUESTION.
(By the "Parson.")

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Some ehump. of course, will ask,
What does a preacher know about
labor, anyway Well, the modern
labor question seems to be wholly a
study in war. The late John Sherman
said, war is ELL And there are
still a good many old-fasnioned par
sons who believe in a hell-besides
others who's sermons are laborious.
All of which goes to prove that the
"Parson" has a right to discuss any
condition which has a tendency to
increase or decrease the population
of either hell or heaven.
To merely live, love and die is but
the summer day of an insect. The
bee finds ~honey~for the winter in the
blossoms thai afford the f%1uttering
butterfly only ravishing rhapsodies
of Intoxicated Imagination. Perhaps
the bee also admires the flowers, the
bird-songs, glints of sunshine through
leafy ~coverts, and clear waters reflect
ing h blue sky and Il feecy
clouds. But he never goes on a
strike because he envieS the butter
fly or doesn't want to work in the
same orchard with the cooling moth
and the caterpillar. Neither is he
caught in the tangled web of the
also carries a singer for walking
delegates.
what has all this to do with our
%subject?" Oh, nothing in particular
merely a little music to put the con
gregation in a good humor before
taking up the collection. Truth of the
matter is the Parson mas no inten-
ton of settling the labor question
in one m He prefers to ask
a few questions and let somebody
else answer. In yesterdays issue of
the Daily Record appeared the fol-
lowing Associated Press dispatch:
Schenectady, N. Y, Dec. 11.-2,500
members of the Industrial Workers
of the World, employed at the Gen
eral Electric Works, who went out
yesterday afternoon on account of
the company's refusal to reinstate
three discharged went back
this morning, but at nine o'clock
walked out in a body. The Company
employs $1,000 hands, most of whom
are affiliated with the American Fed
GRAFTON of Labor which is o con-
cerned in the present trouble. There
has been bad feeling between the
I. w. w. and A. F.. L.. for some time,
and it is understood the Federation
has volunteered to the company to.
fill the places of the striking I. w.
w. men on short notice."
Is there any good reason why an
employer should not be permitted to
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but from a Democratic standpoint
both are wrong-so let en- fight 1t
out as they will. The Parson is too
busy earning o living to 20 to war
just now.
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For Sale.

Ten acres of lam fronting on
North Main street. We offer this at
a special bargain for a few days.
See us. CARLTON & BELL.
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Red top rye, the best family
whisky, full quarts $1,5o. Oriental. If
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-12-13

Red Top Rye, he greatest family
whisky, full quarts s1.50. Oriental10tf
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bond within ten days from date OF
being awarded the contract. 42t5
J. M. NELSON & CO.,
Architects.
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WANTED.

CLEAN COTTON RAGS WANTED
at the Record Office. If
WANTED Inside wireman.- Der
nard Gunsul, 3O3 N. Main. Aft
WANTED UNFINISHED room for
lady. Inquire at Record Office. 43tf
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR SEC
Hand Store. Phone 227.
WANTED 300 grain sacks, oats
sacks preferred. Bring to north
door of Roswell Hdw. Co. 33tf
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT Furnished room, 512
N. Missouri ave. 43tf
FOR RENT Two nice rooms for
light housekeeping. 104 East 9th
street. 41tf.
FOR RENT Large, sunny
for two. also board. Phone 149.
719 N. Main. 4Ot6
FOR RENT.-Business room on Main
street. Call at P. v. Grocery store,
229 South Main. 1916.
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Classified "Ad5'
FOR SALE.

FUR SALE.
FOR SALE Land scrip-W. G..
SkilImaa. Aft
FOR SALE 20 big hens at soc
each. Inquire at Western Grocery
Co. 43t3
FOR SALE One rotary ana drop
Austin well drilling machine. Phone
or write the Oasis Ranch. 29tf
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10
TOY SPANIEL cLUB HAa
SHOW AT THE WAL DOR


New York. Nov. 7-Tib third az.
nual show of iho Toy Spaniel club of
America was opened in the Waldorf
Astoria yesterday This D. consid.
cred the most select and fashionable
eaiherlnE oi the cauine race in Amer.
ica. There was d certain Quloiude
about the reunion al The Waldorf that
may not be- found clsewherc There
" not she eternal rattle 0i the terriers
and the deep sohnrnuH notes Of the
larger doga to b. heard Rt this spo-
cially show for the iady's lap dog a.
gcnerally too lnd0lout % bark and he
rightly prefers the eass oi bis silkcn
cushion stuffed with down 90 the riot
oS thgf outer kcnael The show was
extremely Interesting tbs company
being of tho ulirafushionahlo type.
the great hotel for the moment eoiug
fo the does, and HAS givon over one
LOT IT, mosi luHufiant apartments so
dog loving men and women James
Mortimer. a well known iancier viii
make the awards tomorrow night
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10

New York. Nov z The mint report
ION the worlds gold production pub
liahed today states that tf95 900 .0NO
worth Of the precIous hasiC metal
was produced last year The proceed.
Ing year f11bHp0 ,0Ve was lhr output
M Is expected that nnat yonrn record
WIN bring the mif billion mark in
sight-in fact. wlll pass is ii bir de.
vulopmtnif that nro expected in Az
ricn and Alaska C0me un AiIlcAa
production is incronslnR at uu lm
mente rate and Aiaakas possibilities
have not been scratched on fhe sur
Taco. Placer mining d being replaced
hy the great mnch'nefg which invln.
ilun has provided for psnciinE Use last
sfaln of gold it b. freely predicted
chat Alaska win one day surpas fhe
Rand which o. a present Do greatest
producing gold nCld Now cnmos the
news from explorers and scientists
ihai South America 81 thr ficnost
country in The world Oh gold lis pro
ducilon ia almost negligabie to8ay.
hnt in ihe coBiInr generation % wal
be- made once more as d was lu fhe
days 0f the M0nicfumuH. The worlds
greatest source of eold supply fn me
Omitted States, Nevada. California and
Idaho nr0, Oh order The ceniofs ~
grentodt development aud promise at
present with modern methods the
ola California Aoids are beinE worked
over again and phiduelnr better re.
turns ihnn before
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10
INTERNATIONAL HORSE SHOW
ASSOCIATION FORMED

New York. Nov 7.-As result of
the visit OF the Duke OF Portland's
huntsman TO this city an international
Hose SHOW association has been
formed. The first international show
viii be held at olympia London
next summer and promises Of exhibits
aro made from an parts OF the Norld.
IN this country Mr. James n. Hyde rs
az the head of the movement and he
has the support Of She Vandofbilta.
MoOroa and other large c9hibilora,
Members Of the English Hackney
Horse society are mainly responsible
for what give8 promise Of a sporting
event Df worldwide iniOroai The
ffsl show viii Be q contest ol horses
between England and America and q
% expected chat the best blood of
both countries viii hc exhibited
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10


Conmhln. s. q. Nov. o. South
Carolina. Georgia. Fiorlda Alabama.
Mississippi. North Carolina. Cuba and
Porto Rico were largely represented
ai The groai annual conference of the
soathofn missionary association,
Nhigh commenced here today Captain
iiohsOn delivered an address on
What should Ne the Churches m.
srlrailOn Ia Their influence on Heath.
en- Civilization" on this subject thO
Roy Josiah .. Perry. of hatcher,
Miss. alau spoke. The rev. ~. VIII
liam e. Brown, the distinguished mis-
eionafy 90 nrazli In the course of an
entertaining address described tho
work hclnE done in that country and
Hiahon Gamers emphasized the fact
That Rraxil was a prominent Geld for
missionary work Amongst lhe other
suCatora were Rev. G. b. Wilson. Al.
lania. n H WhMiey. n D. pnnancolO
Florida. 3. 4. Anccl. distinguished
mieslunary IA China. y Lindsay Pat
ton. who for some nnoeu years has
ucen doing a enc work .n japan; W.
n Paiien. secretary 0i thia depart
ments james q Glass of Admission.
Ala, a native OF South Carolina, W.
M Clnyhw1k of HuntHgiile. Ala. II.
A. Brown. of Christ church. anynn-
nah. ~ ~ Spencer. dean oi ST. I.ukoa
cathedral. Orlando. Fla; and MAJ.
thew Brewster of Mobile. Fla. aud
Captain w ~. Hnwka. Atlanta. eK.
gov Joseph p. Johnston OF nirmlng.
ham. Ala.s and John W Wood Of New
York.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10

Special Co The isffniug Citizen
socuuu. nov. Twenty precincts
in 6ocorro county. out og a total of
isi2 votes cast gives ApdroWs llf2
and LaraEolo 200. Tho whole ropubn-
can tlckCt a. elected stairhuod ear.
r.ed with q majority 0l mere than
z.eVo Richatds majority for council.
1915 kellya, G4a; Green's 1896
Ross 600.
San Marcial Nov 7.-siA ont of the
nine precincts ln southern Hucurro
county give Andrews 2db: iarrazole.
iSl Richards Republican. received
i20, and Kelly, democrat, ie0. Lead,
democrat. defeated Green. republican,
g3b To elH. Martin, republican. won
from Ross democrat, $40 10 liH The
peoples ticket elected their candidate
for ahorin
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10
THE vICTORS RATIFY
CANDIDATES ELECTION
aoNFiREe, BAND MUSIC AND qM.
PROMpTu oahToRV DOWN.
TOWN LAST NIGHT.

The peenles party feiined the eiec
fion of ~ candidates last niRhf and
the dONa town streets were filled
with people. a larNQ numher ui eo1n.
tfy folk came ln lor tho ~nfeWufhH.
The speakers were Governor ~ a
Slower. rs. ~ nuupo. representative.
elect; Dr 81 ~ Romero lson q. IL
Marion. ColuCilman.eleti su'Hcf ana
Qihlra John q leaYfn. who hcnfa
tho speeches from q window lu inf
building ~ scCord street and heii
road avenue. whore ihe speakers Nd.
dressed iha crowd from q iarEe drag
wagon. was called on hy tha crowd
iof a spceeh. 1ul be politely decilned,
hlg bon0r08 ihleU "a hlekeflue glare
over she Hcana and hands dl8cuuiacd
"fiOl Iimo ln fha Old IuNa 1oalEht
Marching Ihuurh Georgia and
oihor punuIar aIls
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10

According az che above AHnfeN.
SOME of Whieh are official and Others
uuoMcial. Andrews has majority
over laffazuio of CSC
ChaIgmnn ngrsunl. of the fepuhli
can territorial central COMMITTEES. who
la expected hcw lumuugu from 30
zorro has wired that Andrews has
cafFiei tho territory bF a comfortable
.haiorhY
I'M a dispatch from iHFf las NeEaa.
Chairman Jones ~ ihe democraiic
conuai committee CIaims that she
territory has HDnH for Lnrrnzolh hF
about 1000 majority ln any event
ihe raro rs very close and che onciai
cguut may have 60 decide che cleo
f0n.
% Is certain that Joint statehood
has been carried by q gnod majority.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10
DISTINGUISHED BoTANisTs
Address MANY FARMERS

Nalrcstnn. pexHe Nov 7--nr p. m.
Galloway chief og the bureau of Plant
Industry and Dr. A. ~ Woods. hls as.
sistnni, are to addrtfs meetings of
iamefs In Waco and Hchrf Yeport to-
niKlt and tomorrow night nr Gal
loWay u one of tho most eminent men
ln hls line in Che Unltod States. and
has done moro iO secure the selection.
Introduction and propagation of the
MOST valuable varieties of trees and
plants known Ia foreign lands. and
has been equally c1icloni "a improving
pui native SPEECHES and bringing them
% = hlHh degrees 0l perfection The
addresses sill be confined mostly 90
plant diseases and how io ours them.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10

Denver. Nov. 1.-THE returns from
the state are incomplete, but sumcieni
haa boeu received 20 show the election
OF the entire republican state, con.
groaai0nal and judicial ticket, aud a
republican majority % tairty or more
on a Joint ballot in me legislature
which viii elect d republican senator
10 succeed Thomas n. Patterson. 81.
mon Guggonhelm o. the only av0wed
republican candidate for the senator
ship The republicans claim piuaral-
tiles OF 10000 for Rey. Henry A..
luchel. candidate for governor and
thCir other nominees for state ulfice8.
Tho vote In Denver as givon BY the
Republican u IS follows
Buchtcl. republican, s3.Gss; Adams.
Democrat ii.f73; Lindsey, lndopend.
cnt. i.150, Haywood. socialist sass
nuchsol'a plurality 1855.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10

A feature 0f ih0 demonstration wss
IA pniade in which tho marchota cas-.
rlod br00ms. the significance being
that the btoploa ticket mad made q
clcan sweep.
A feature Cf ttc demonstration wna
tho initial apptfgance professionally
Df The lNarnard a Lindeman mo
band, which rendered several geloc.
lions an che honhf0 c0FnQT Ol Second
street and Railroad aVeuur Tao
youngsters carried a banner. which
read "lNsrnsrd a IAndcmnns kia
Band. -Four nonihs Old Watch ua D
Year Frum Now
The nnGd ie ln h'Nh giee over mo
fact fhai tho band treasury has been
fcpicnl1hed with mouoy received Tor
"nrOleaeInnal services
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10

denver. Nov. Tin a late extra the
News tdemocratlcl comedies the olec.
tlon of Hnchtcl and aIl other candi.
dates on tine state republican ticket
with tho exception possibly of Chief
Justice William ID. Uahheri. tie was
scratched in every county in the state
hui hts opponents dld not unite on
0nc democratic candidate for che au-
preme bench, and 08bberl may ho
elected la San Juan county. SOUTH
western Colorado, the soelallata made
inroads Into the democratic ranks
ln northern Colorado tho democrats
made important gains bur las Aulmaa
and Huorfanp counties. in which are
located thc large southern cosl campg
gave the customary republican ma
iofltlcs of 900 and 200 respectively
Cripple Greek district republican a
year ago. was carried By the demo.
Gratis this year Adams carried hla
homo county Pueblo. by about 1900.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10

WNtNiluNN. M ~ nov 1.-THE
trial commenced today uf paui nlakc.
who ig charGtd Niih iha murder of
George MachuN4 Tho crime Waa n
revolving oua and ihe coGft house was
packed 3i the opening Of the proceed.
ing with pofrona anKious 90 see the
prisoner who ha pleaded not Fiiiiy
40 ihe Indictment
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10

special % The Evening Ui4aen.
East Lna Ncgss. Nov. THE city
ol las VcEna gave AEd1cNe 2l8. lar.
razolo fif Tho vote fof slatehood
was tt1 tor and ilG aFalnat For
council. sniea5 received f33. Duncan
i32. naca 292, Marlincf 2ss Except
Tor treasurer and school siporinlcnG-
oni, tho republican tickct bias a ma.
iaTity of from 80 90 500 in ide city.
iarfazolo geis e. majority in the
town aud u iouhs Rs though be woald
have 900 majority in the county. The
republican legislative and county tie.
kcls elected, except possibly 0ailegos
Tor school superintendent Statehood
has a majority IN both san Miguel and
Nofn counties.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10

special ~ The Evening Citizen.
soc0rro. Nov. IWoniy-a pre-
clncts give AnrdoWs i.f93; lhrgufnlu
s2i; Richards. .ie8i Kelly. sos
Green, i.4iai Mead s8s; Morton
i.i9t; -soss. 71i. Andrews majority
viii probably reach 900 and ihn Whpl'
Republicans county ticket elected
Richards. Cor council. will hare ma
l0glty over Kelly of about b0l 10 lhil
county
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10

Kansas city. Nov THE star
whlca iasi night claimed the election
or W. A. Harris. democrat for Sow
ornor of Kansas. by 5000. this after
noon says that Wiih complete returns
from 90 out of 1906 counties. Harris has
plurality over h. ~. moch. ronuhll-
can. of 1907 The returns fron the
remaining 3G counties can hardly
change these figures
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10
GRANT COUNTY Co.'s DEMO.
CRATIC.

Special To Tho Evening Cltlren
silver city, Nov. Sat Z o'clock
last nlght Indications were Inst inrra-
zolo'a majority in Grant county viii
DO between 500 and 900. and that tha
entire democratic ticket waa elected.
although tafnew0rth. She republican
candidate Tor sheriff ls bat 81 votes
hehiad bis opponent aud Nltb three
prccincln 20 hear lrpm, two ol which,
20 4 ID thought may give alm n SLIGHT
majority. Vho democrats ppi up tho
hnrdcst dRht ihey have in mauy
years, sud wlil carry iho county ticket
hy biE malorltIea. pKcepl lof Ahorln
The forHblican legislative ticket % ths
district le safe. both Murray ard Hofia
having received bis malofltiea in ihia
county
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10
PINE FORESTS oF SOUTH
A4E GROWING VALUAnl a

NoN Orleans. Nov 1-in the Pine
forests of Clinton. Louisiana, a very
large number of men are employed
preparing ties for tho new United
states railroad from Panama TO Colon.
The ilca aft u;adD frnm tho small
pines which are 80 numerous on nil
the hili sections OF Vast Faiiciana.
Zach iio 81 seven feet long and ls
treated wish a Cre0suie bath before
being pasHcd. 100000 Df them are al.
ready prepared and arc 6iscked for
ahlpmonf along the llno Of the YagOo
and Mississippi valley railroad
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10

Chicago. ili. Nuf fi0wcr grow
ofa from NcH Yoff io San FmnclscO
Hero competitors aI ihc n0aor show
ln ihe Coliseum here today Iho show
le being hc.d undey ihc auspices ol
tho fiofiicuilGrai soCieiy ~ Chicago
and tho NaiIonai 11fysanlhemum sO-
eietl ilItfo are thousands of com.
pciilofs from every pau ~ tho ata'es
eua the vceno ln fhN coliseum o. a
brilliant one Model gagdcns ate b
new feature oi ihe decorations 90 lhe
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10
JACK o'sRIEN WANTS
HEAVY WEIGHT MATCH

San Francisco. Nov Jack o..
brion fresh from puglilatie hon0rs
WOn ID Englnud has sent lut chni.
lenge TO all heavyweights 10 get a
match on. BE sailed today for Aus
iralia "a meet SQuiFos IA a twenty
round battle Tor a purse Of $4,000.
When he returns he will he willing 10
meet Ienriea. Cnrbcti Kaufman ur
any man IN me states
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10

SPECIAL 20 TIE Evening NitiLNu.
Gallup. Nov. THE election here
WAS very quiet and she returns show
a republican gain over the reports 90
two years ago. Andrews majority %
100. Chavez RaS elected fo RhC coun.
cii with a majority 0f eo0. hidrlch ig
The next representative ln tho house.
hts majority being 2Go an fha can.
didaies GA the republican ticket ior
cpuniy 0nlces were elected With
majority which areraNcs 1t. Join
tufe carried with l52
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10

New York, Nov Revised re.
turns. eo.e nf thom estimates. indi-
cate q rluuiity OF about ia6. 900 for
hughes above ihe bronx. This would
mako his plurality So ghe state about
20 O0e The corrcclod figures from
west Chester county for Hughes
make 40 tha most OF the difference
from the FORMER estimates Of Hughes
plurality The republican piureltles
'n Albany. Columbia Cortland. Erie
Madi80a. MONTGOMERY Oneida One
ondaEl. R0nniaeiacr. schnectady
and Tnmpklns. show Brnco, rcpubi.
can Zoe lieutenant governor about 700
ahead "a Hughes On the basis of
$4,000 % state plurality for IIuehes
this would seem % show nrucea
election hy narrJW margin, but o.
ne democratic candidates for the
other state oineus ran ahead their tie
keis tbCi now appear 90 be- elected.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10

Topeka, Kas., Nov Tat o'clock
The indications are that n W. Hoch
a reelected governor ~ Kansas by q
smail plurality. probably less than 3,
500 Chairman Ryan. democratic coin.
mi1et. says the state IS for Harris
by l.0Q0.
Chairman drummer republican COM
mitino says Hook surely Will win by
ahout 5000 Uuonclal returns from
an hut fhlriy.two counties give H0ch
q plurality ol $500
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10

special 20 tho NFonlur OlilyNnl
Eust las VEGAS, Nov s-Chairmon
Jones. a tho democratic territorial
central committee, has received word
by courier that on precincts in Nora
mnidrfy of iT5, and the other pro.
cinCt viii Increase the majority 90
about 200
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10

Special 20 The EytnlnK clpren
Alumog0rdo. Nov f-Ihe vote on
statehood two 90 one fof ioluture.
Many ballots show no CapFonsion.
LarFazoio will nave about 800 major.
iiy In county. legislative .aad county
ticket from 90 10 20O "a favor of The
democrats. Three pfcointie arc yet
10 bc heard from. and fho democratic
maiufliics mny BE- rliEhiit increased.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10

SANTA ~ ooEs FOR ANDREWS.
Special 10 The evening ciiinan.
Santa We, Nov. 6.--Tno majority for
Andrews h this county " CO.. Catron.
922. Statehood passed by 757 MAJ
iority
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10

FarFO. n. o., Nov : While ai thc
state republican headquarters it %
conceded that defeat of knaun repuh.
lican Tor supreme court. stu ihcro 90
hope thni aaric6 has pulled through
as governor The resi- Of the fcuuhli.
can ticket seems sure Oi success with
10th branches of the legislature safely
REPUBLICAN.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10

show ihla season and to complete fhia
work Tour oar'olae of chryaanihe
NUNS were arni fI0m Madison. b. j.
There viii M iot.Nrcs 0n a1fdonlng
and exhibits illustrating lhe bfat meth
oda oi nniiinr pieniE aHd planting
seed O. q. uhit.n nf ,hls city WaO
has been abroad adding io hia rntily
collection oi Orchids made o splendid
exhibit
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10

10000 Tho republican atai1 tRkUi i7
elected hy a enmeHhai smaller plural
liy The principal chanFe Of the vote
uf last year D. Use iIaudiof of some
5000 dcmocfaiIc votes .u Srif Lake to
TIE republicans The democratic lead.
ers charge ihat tho chanEo Haa made
in Obedience to thc commands OF
President smith and Apostle and sen.
linf Rof1 Smooth
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10
TORRANCE COUNTY.

special 60 The Evening Citizen
Willard. Nov. T.-AndrcNa, ~ Lar.
razolo. cs: Dailss 109; Wharton. 4.
and the balance Of the repablicans
elected By good mRloriliet
Willard, Nov. 1.--Reiurnh from for-
rance county proclneN giyo Andrews,
G22i Larrazol0. 22f Daiics, GlSi
Wharton, $40
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10
BANQUET 0lVEN HUoHEs
iN NEW YORK CRY

hoe Vera NnY lmiu accordance
vita thcif p|nna 90 ibe event ni MI
hnghts olihef winning or ioosinN the
fuuemainflai leht the republican
club 0l this oIiy gave q great banquet
Tonight al A,hich Mr uuNhcs Wae tho
gueaf ol hoNor Ali the prominent
rcyublisana Do ihe rliY were present
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10

0T|ITIT 90 7 N" T.II DIN" ITTTI|TI
Santa Fc, Nov. 7.--Andrcws has
carried Santa 10 county bf about 200.
statehood was lost. Thomas b. Cat
ron has possibly lost in the district.
The republican cOuatg ticket elected
hy good majorltiee. Returns now con-
ms 10 0fllcialg here gives Andrews
majority over l.afFaFosD about a.o19
and iho majority ior loMiure about
5.buH
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10

FhOInIK, Nov. Il--Mafk HmIIh U
elected TO conRress from Arlgonn.
vain partial returns from ten ont of
the thirteen c0ansiea the estimated
iolniure vote in the country doeg not
exceed ffinoA per cnt. tn Maficnpa
county the vote for iointure. with ilvo
country precincts missing. was 800;
against 2.e68. The leglnlaiurf viii
be strongly democratic