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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-06-27
SYSONBY HAS
PASSED AWAY
Vas Probably Greatest
Horse Bred in
America.

James r. Keene's great horse Syson-
by, for which 100000 was offered, is
dead from blood poisoning. He was
probably the greatest racehorse ever
foaled in America. His only defeat
was in the Futurity of 1904. He was by
of Optime. In his two years of rae
ing, SysonbN won more than $1S4,00o in
stakes. He was buried at Castleton
stud farm beside Mr.. Keenes other
famous horse, Domino. The horse was
insured for 100000.
Italy has entered a team for the Van
derbilt cup race on October.
James Braid, the holder, won the
open championship at Manifold with a
score of 800.
Britishers beat Americans in the
Dwight F.. Davis international tennis
cup contest
BeImere won the Brooklyn Derby.
Water Pearl won the $4,000 fremont
Stakes in New York.
cap at Latonia.
Theo. Case captured the Colorado
Derby.
Sunday baseball has been resumed
in New York.
Bicycle rider Kramer won the City
of Paris grand prize.
The saucer bicycle track at Denver
has been torn down.
Val Flood has been appointed general
athletic trainer at Princeton.
Betty won the Denver-Heligoland
yacht race for Emperor Williams cup.
on time allowance. The order of the
finish was: Navahoe, Ailsa. Clara.
Betty the winner. is british built
yawl, owned by Ian Hamilton Renn
Of Cowes.
The international yacht races off
will be held from Septem-
Der to Z. Three American and three
German boats will compete.
All Wing. Chinese boxing champion
Of the world, lost to Caesar Atten.
In his first professional fight, Harris
Baker, amateur featherweight cham
pion of America, defeated Kid Dali
ton of Los Angeles.
w B. Gates the thoroughbred, won
his Tooth race at Seattle and has been
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-06-27
KENNEL CLUB
IS BOOMING
Show Matters Discussed
at Last Nights
Meeting.

An enthusiastic meeting of the Ha-
waiian Kennel Club was held last even
ing at the office of VIII E. Fisher. The
secretary announced that numerous
communications had been received
stating that many desired suitable
space for exhibition of their canine
friends One member had stated that
he had six varieties and desired to
know if the Show Committee intended
preparing the dogs for the show, asking
particularly if they intended washing
them for him. The directors immedi-
ately stated that they were not expert
encsd wet nurses.
The committee on building and prep
arations reported that an option on the
skating rink had been procured for the
show.
The printing committee decided, after
hearing the favorable report from the
treasurer, that out of the 50 members
but Is We're delinquent in the payment
of dues and some of them absent
from the city, that the bylaws.
including all members names, should
be printed Immediately.
An encouraging letter was received
from Secretary Norman of the Pacific
Coast advisory board
The committee on printing reported
that they were now preparing the
premium list.
DR.. Rowat gave an interesting talk
on the heart worm and exhibited ii
specimen of same. bottled
Several members are yet to be heard
from as to the number of kennels de-
sired at the show
It is the desire of the organization
to impress upon the public that entries
for the show are open to the world, 1r-
respective of membership in the kennel
club.
The report from Mr. c. T. Littlejohn,
the treasurer, was particularly encour-
aging
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Thes Lurline covered 1856 knots and
the Ahemone 23O9 knots
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NOTICE.

Assessment No. /. of 40 per cent, or
SO per share. has been called on the
capital stock of the Oahu Country
club. due on July l, 1906, and payable
at the office Of the treasurer. SOC Stan
genwald Building.
All persons who have signified their
intention of joining the club. but have
not signed the subscription list. are re
,cuested 10 call at the office of the
undersigned and do so.
]. O. YOUNG. Treasurer.
Oahu Country Club.
Honolulu, June %, 1906. 145l
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NOTICE To CREDITORS.
ESTATE OF HAROLD GILES.

ESTATE OF HAROLD GILES.
The undersigned, Henry A. Giles,
having been appointed administrator of
the estate of Harold Giles, late of Ho-
nolu1u, Oahu, deceased, hereby gives
notice to all persons having claims
against the estate of said Harold Giles
to present the same TO him at E. O.
Hall 6& Son. Ltd. corner of King and
Fort streets. Honolulu, within six
months from the date of the first pub
LEGATION of this notice, or they Will be
forever barred.
Dated, Honolulu, June y, 1906.
HENRY A. GILES,
Administrator Estate of Harold Giles.
Deceased
7440-June 10, 20 81; July +, IL.
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retired to a life OF ease. He is nine
years old.
The booknlakers at. Gravesend won
$4,000 in one day.
Harry Lewis and Joe Cans fought a
six-round draw in Philadelphia.
Michael j. sullivan. an old-time ball
player, is dead
Yale's total receipts for football.
baseball, rowing and track athletics for
1904-1905 amounted to S106.632.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-06-27
YACHT LURLINE.

AS soon as La Paloma arrives a
chart viii be made showing the courses
of all three yachts. This will be post
ed in a conspicuous place down town.
On the run from San Pedro. the Lur-
line averaged, about s knots an hour
a against the Anemone's knots
A comparison of the day runs of the
first two yachts to finish, shows as fol-
lows:
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PROF. AHLERS
KNOWS WILDER

When Gerrit Wilder went aboard the
yacht Anemone shortly after the boat
had crossed the line, he met Prof
Alters, one of Commodore TUFTS guests
from Colorado. Gerrit said he was the
brother of Jamie" Wilder, and the
professor almost leaped in the air for
low. He exclaimed that he and Jamie"
were old-tirne chunns and he was
mighty anxious to meet him again.
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Band Concert Tonight.

The band at the Queen street rink Is
gaining quite a reputation for good
band music during the absence of Der
gers men. Many drop in at the rink
on Wednesday and Saturday nights
inst ior the music. The skaters are
always there, for skating TO stirring
Sousa's marches adds a lot to the fun
Concert tonight from 7:30 to 1890
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
FIRST CIRCUIT, TERRITORY OF
HAWAII. - AT CHAMBERS. IN
PROBATE.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-06-27

In the Matter of the Estate Q
Francis Root Day, Deceased.
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ILLUSTRATIONS.

ILLUSTRATIONS.
The illustrations will be in half tones most of them from
and striking photographs Several pictures of old time
Honolulu will appear
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-30
IN the POLITICAL FIELD is
MUCH ACTIVITY
Peoples Party Assemblies in St. Louis--Dem-
ocrats in Pennsylvania and Wisconsin
Republicans in Maine.

st Louis. June a. The national
committee OF the peoples party met
ln annual conference here today, dell
ogatos being present IRON almost ov-
cry state in the Union The gathering
is for the purpose ol discussing the
political situation. 10 Is said that pos-
slbly the members VIII endorse man
FOR the presidential nomination.
The conference was called tO order
hy James n. Ferris Of Joliet, Ill.,, ma
tlonni chairman OF the peoples party
Ia his address be- said that the party
ls at peace within itself "rhe rate
hln," he said "dnos not meet the pop
ullst demands but u Is step showing
al least that tho statesmen desire ga
DO something for the country.
'"rhe populistB viii push on Tor gov
ernmeni ownership Of those industries
possessing government tunctipnH
Theodore Roosevelt, Senator Ia Fol-
iette. and Thomas Lawson, William ,
Bryan. Governor Folk and W, X
I Hearst. uicknamcd nOpuiists by theil
/ Wall street dospisers, are the grea
men ot their parties, and d Is theii
popullgt tendencies alone that haF'
made them more h.ghly esteemed thar
Their Ordinary feIicN uartisnns. Thu
I ls now recognized hy thcir party man.
layers. for Bryan. Hearst or FOLK VII
he taken 20 defeat a Republican io
I thn presidency Likewise Republican
uraerstau1 they can defeat the Demo
lcmts with no other uian than hooHe
] veit "
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-30

the regular democratic convention,
while the reform element favored the
endorsement OF she Lincoln party
candidate for governor. Il seems, how
ever that q considerable part Of the
democratic party does not favor tus-
ION with any other party hui insists
upon tho nomination OF straight
democratic ticket. Col. Guliy, Tie
leader OF the party IN this state, made
many efforts 20 restore peace and hat p
mony among the various factions,
with a Wow Of Inducing them lo agree
upon q candidate To head the straight
democratic ticket az the coming cam~
palgn His efforts were futile. how
ever. unc when the convention was
called 90 order this forenoon, the site
uatlon was practically unchanged and
the party apparently aH Gar from Q
compromise as ever
Former Mayor Vance Mccormick Of
Harrisburg Is strongly pushed for tho
guhernat0rlAi nomination and III con-
HldorCd one Of the strongest candi'
dates whom tho democrats could place
al the head of their ticket but Il re-
4 mains 20 be seen whether the con-
vontiun win see iit 20 bury the hatchel
and accept Mccormick as "a compfn
mise candidate. Il ia considered prac
I ticnlly out Of the question that elthcl
Berry or Emery will be- endorsed
Should the democrats nominate Sic.
! Cormlck. state Treasurer Berry wll
4 withdraw from the race and viii mo-
permit his name 90 head the prohiht
/ tiol ticket
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-30
PARIS THE CENTER OF
DARK NIF4ILISTIC PLOTS
CareiulIy Watched at Geneva
ReyOIutiOniSts Move to
French Capitala-Rus.
sian Students Plot
Against Car.

Paris. June 27.--The death Of tae
Russian nihilist stryga. IN the Vim
cenues woods. by tho accidental ex'
ploslon uf bomb. has drawn the at
teniion of the police Of Paris 70 Rus
sian students IN that city. many Of
whom are known a. nihiusts The
great Influx or young Russians re-
Gently ls taken by the police TO moan
that new plot Is being framed
against the czar and they have cause
go suspect that the headquarters Of
lie organization heretofore Ia
Geneva. is now boing moved because
OF the strict watch kept by the Swiss
government
Some hty Russians, arrested during
the May day disorders we're found IA
ho responsible Cor more agitation thar
the strikers themselves. and The fact
tnai most Of them were unarmed, ant
an seemed 20 participate moro from
desire 60 create a disturbance thar
| from any ucnnli0 motive reEultlni
from organization. led the police e
probe for deeper motive to ac
count tor their presence In such
numhcrs
within forty eight hours the stor
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-30
FROM LUMBER JACK
TO MINING MAGNATE

% ID Ri0rdnn, "a brother of Timothy
aud Mike RIUfdan. of the Arizona
Timber a. Lumber company. of FLAG
stan Aria, is "a guest at the Ava
RADIO today. accompanied by hla
daughters Mra james ~ Kennedy
and three childrcu. and Miss Elizabeth
hiordan
Eleven years ago Mr Riordan sold
his interests in tho Arizona Timber a
Lumber company, of which ho Wan
founder and took up the quest of cop
per SIR Hi0fdan haa mining iuier-
ostB now that are rHi@nHiVe to aay ihe
least Ho has just arrived from
Grant county where hc inspected ihe
WorkIuEa III the iiormoaa Mining
company, of which be Us treasurer
"Wo have done li.O00 lincal feet ol
work the past fourteen months ON tha
Hermoaa said Mr hlafdan and va
are highly encouraged by the shove
ing the property i8 making Modern
day mining roiulea thu Impression ca
tabllahed by the pioneer minors ID
New Mexico. though eournHenur ibt}
we're. that ores and ore veins in NeN
Mexico do not reach deep down
think New Mexico a great treasure
boz, equally aa great as Mexico, where
fortunes have been made in mining
That Mr Wordan has Developed
from "a very ordinary lumber jack q
a mlning man Of extraordinary pro-
portions % evidenced by che iar ihs
be- Is president Of the Bully hlll Min
Z Ing company, owning and operating
1 copper property iu Shasta county
I Cal, that produces l50O0.O0N pounh'
og copper annually. and % also treas
urcr of the "a Grange Mluing COM
pany one of ihe largest hydraulic
minlnR companies operating in lah.
/ fofnla
q am now 0n my way to witness
periodical cleanup nf the "a Gwng'
company. continued Mr tlUfdhn
"The property Is nenr WeavcrYiiie
I twenty ave miles from the celebrates
shasta springs
Mr Ri0rdan and hiH daughters ans
granddaughter expect NJ leave tp
night ior she weaf on the midnlHh
train Nv hlordan makes hla hom'
I in NcN York
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-30
DEMOCRATS ADD TO THE
pENNsYL VhAiA PEHPLENlTT

Harrisbnrg. pa. june 2T-The dem
ocratlc state convention to hominaic
candidates for .syernOr, lieutenant
governor auditor general and secre'
tarv ul informal affairs. assembled
nprc today Michael G, Ryan. OF
Philadelphia was temporary chair
man.
Probably never before in the his
ucrv of the state of plnnsy ylvania
has the poltlcal situation beer
more complicated and uncertain than
Just now. u d doubtful whether the
democratic state convention, when
met here this forenoon. VIII fimpNiy
matters and bring more clearneas IN
the political altuhtinG Three state
tickets have already been named M
this state. and II the convention which
is nov in session mere should decide
10 put up q separate ticket oi iia own
there wiil be four, and great confusion
in the ranks Of both principal pariiea
ln the bargain
The prahlbltiOnieia named "a ticket
on the snpp0aitlon that the democrats
w0uld endorse M and placed stale
| Treasurer william ~ Berry at the
head Of it The Lincoln republicans
tho eo.callod reform wing of ine
party. pul up a ticket headed NY LEVI.
Emery. Jr. a veteran nnhier against
| the STANDARD on company fho req
ular or ao-callod machine, republic
ans. of whom Senator Peuroae u me
I leader. have nominated q ticket head
ed By Edwln s. Stuart former mayol
az philadelphia.
i During che last Few weeks vaflnn'
efforts were made to start q move
menf IN favor Of n fusion. The pro
hibitlon branch OF ihe democraii
urged the endorsement ~ Berry b.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-30

has been Forthcoming REGARDING IA.
Each VIII Pay HaH.
Alderman iunloy stated lhai ho haA
called upon the water company Win
view 90 securing iis rrmotai to a
point nearer the aldowaik. bui tbaf
tho company bad refused to aiand thn
expense h such MOVING. and m1vod
mat iho street committee be given
power io have .s moved nt tho CIV
expense This was amended 4, read
fhat ihu city should stand but half
carried
Ordinance Covering yax Levy.
The ordinance covering tho tax levy
TOR city purposes was inou read amt
'a.eN under suspension 0f The rules
u provides for a hftoon mills lew
.nu hlil he found in full elaoWherc in
THIS Issue ~ The Eyonlng Citizen.
Resolution BY School Board.
The following announcement of tho
resolution passed bv tho srbf,,l ..o..s,,
relative iQ the loyy for achool mtr.
.ho council
Albuquerque. n. 81. June 25 1905
henora9le Ilty council, Albuquerque.
New MoxicO.
Gontlemou-This Is 10 advise Won
ihui the board OF education of tblu
/ ci'y az the regular meeting \. pdar
June 3. passed the following rosola.
tion
Resolved That "a tax .evy Of seye,
ana ono'half mills BE- placed to COVER
the general expenses for school uur
poaeH and two aud one.half mi,is 10
cover the interest on bonds for 49,.
rpsulug year VERY truly yours
&. 3. WHIta.
Clerk 81 Board OF Education.
500 a Month for sewer lnenoetor
Alderman Harrison teen aforo aud
stated 90 the council that on ndviee
of the city attorney ho Thought h bsst
% present the resolution lncreasinr
tho street and sowor INSPECTOR nav
30 per month Ia tho shape OF an or.
, hinnnco, whicn was done. the -.
dinnnce reading that hereafter hia
salary should bO giU0 por month tIn
der aasneuaioa " the rules tha ~
dinance was passed
May Stop Repairs on BuIidlna.
p "A resolution was then introduced hy
4 Alderman WillrraOn. after the MAJ
. tcr had been discussed somewhat. &,
J Ntfh NH''N NNAh NNN NNNlNiNM lMU NfFIfHi
should be- instructed 90 iuyoetleag,
the amount of DAMAGE done th,
French bakery on West Railroad ave
( nue recently damaged hy fre. anf
!. which la HOW undergoing rcpairs. ant
mar ho should hc empOWered 90 ln
e aiituio injunction proceedings againH
, The owners in case q was found tha
q ine building waa damaged 90 por cen
3 or more io prevent them from Fe
3 pairing a. and 90 force the owner u
a owncra 10 tear down the damage,
remnants The resolution carrie.
unanimously ss 90 was found that al
% ordinance already existed that cos
4 cred the puint in question
Ordinance Ne. $50 g. Passed
!. Ordinance 40 $50, taking ava
n pound master authority from tho b.
& mauO oiiiccr and restoring 90 a. q
Y old to the chief 20 police. came u
e Tor its third reading and vas passed
z The council thon adjourned
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-30
IMPROVEMENTS PATENTED
ON TORPEDO BOA

New York. June 27.-lt has just
been authorltatlycly announced that
tho International Power company has
purchased the Beroshuff patents on
torpedo boats Charles r. Heuoshoti
Co whom these patents were granted,
viii take complete charge OF the man.
ufacture OF torpedo boats for the com
pany.
Mr Hereshoft has recently taken
out patents for alcohol motors 90 b4
installed IN torpedo boats. With these
motors used instead ~ s'eam boilers,
/ d ~ said. it viii ho possible 90 turn
out torpedo boats uf the same length
aud tonnage as thc boats now In use,
but OF only one half thc present
weight and draft with smaller drar,
Ih ls pointed out the effectiveness of
| torpedo boats will boz greatly In
creased az they will be- able 90 make
/ their way pp rivers at present not
/ nayigablo by them because 0i shallow
ness with the weight of the boats
decreased. it viii bo possible for one
or more uf them to Boz carried ON the
I deck of huttlcship.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-30
CENTENNIAL oPEN9 IN
ONEIDA, NEW YORK

Oneida. N. r.. june 27.--rho open
ing event of The Madison County Cen
tonninl w.ll take place al the First
Baptist church this evening. when a
large meeting viii ho held, with music.
singing of patriotic songs and several
addresses. among them an address OF
welcome boy Edwin j. Brown, prosl-
dent ~ the Madison County Historical
Society," and other addresses bs
County Judge Michael u Kucy, Mayor
John "a Richardson. oX.p0stmasiel
General Thomas J.. Jamos, oX-Goy-
Cruor W ID. Hoard of Wisconsin. Cap
tain W. j Bpmott. ar = n. of wash
luetou ID c.. former Secretary Ol On,
Treasury Charles S Fairchild an,
others.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-30
SUNDAY CLOSING
At LAS CRUCES
ice CREAM PARLoRs CLOSED
OTHER ITEMS or GENERAL IN.
TERE6T.

Special Correspondence
t.as Cruces N a., June ao.-suhaay
the entire business portion of tho
town was closed up light In pursuance
of an order Of Governor HaRerman
who Intends 20 sne That the sunday
closing law iB not violated. This ls
the Grst time in the history OF Las
Cri.ps th1t the town has been closed
~ Sundny. Evoa this ice cream par
hrs were shut. no lee was delivered
to thc whiting customers, and the us
unl band concert in the plnEa was ass
pcnspd with.
The re.Aans Of Miss Kate Lemon
were Inferred in the Catholic ceme-
terry yesterday Miss Lemon dieh
several days ago in san Antonio rex
as nt 35 years of age. She Waa a
sister of iohn lemon, deputy district
court clork. and 0f Mrs Caliia Ken
uedy and "a half sister of Deputy aher
In William RynersOn Ot El Fato
Mrs. Hannah Burke and ehilHl'n
viii leave very shortly Tor hahsHh
city. Kas.. 10 make their home Ats'
Burke has lived on the orchard whlch
sho recently sold for over eighteen
Years. Her husband died hefefa'
muuthB age. 49,
rhero was 40 preaching 10 me
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-30
CANADA SEED GROWERS
M SESSION IN OTTAWA,

Ottawa, Ont, June 2l.-seYeral
hunrded seed growers, from an parts
of Che Csmin.on, are in attendance az
the annual convention g. The Can
adlan Seed Growers Association
which opened here today for a two
DAYS session The business sessions
arc held in the Canadian building
This evening. however an open meet
ing wifi be held at which addroHaes
viii be delivered by the Hon sydney
Fisher, Prof. Robertson of Ste Anne
de bellevue. aud the Hon. w. y
1 MolherWili. minister of agriculture ini
Saskatchewan
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-30
WISCONSIN DEMOCRATS
ARE FOR W. ]. BRYAN.

Milwaukee. wis. June 27- The
Iemocrafic state convention for the
purpose of adopting 81 platform to be-
recommended 10 the candidates who
viii be- nominated "a the primary olec.
tions in the fall met here today.
There were shout 200 delegates pres
ept That the Bryan supporters would
rule the convention seemed a foreEune
cnnclusidn The state chairman, III.
"a. Manson. introduced Daniel ~.
GRADY. OF Portage, Rs temporary chair
mup
Il o. announced ON good authority
that the democratic state convention
uf Wisconsin. which opened here this
mnrniuE. will declare tsclf for Bryan
az the next democratic presidential
candidate
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-30
MEETING or JEWELERS.
0E WISCONSIN.

Milwaukee, Wis, June 27-The
Wisconsin Retail jewelers. Assucla.
ton. although the youngest state or
gauisatlon Of retail jewellers in the
United states has "a larger charter
momh,uhlp than amy other similar
organization in the country To-day it
opened iis FIRST annual convention
with % large aitCdance OF members
ANA remarkable enthusiasm. The io-
cal rDmu jewellers have made cXtoh-
siye preparations for This event ana
have arranged an interesting and en.
ioyuhle program fOr the two days oi
tho convention Wisconsin has Nal
Jewellers and t is expected before
long more than oue-half ~ them VIII
belong 90 the state association. Ihe
purposes of the association are 90 bet
tor the conditions of the trade ln sen
eral ANA 20 protect its members
against lnomciont artisans who a.
tract trade hy cutting prices. but 90
not furnish hrst class work
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-30
CHANCES ARE MADE IN
PRISON DISCIPLINE

Chicago. June 21Tho last yestlge
0i me old order of iron heel discipline
was wiped on tho slate IN Joliet peni-
ionuary yesterday when Warden Mur-
phy ordered the disc0niinuancC oi ihc
clock step In marching Inmates from
their cells 90 iho shops and training
rooms MndulatIong which have been
going on tho past ten years were made
possible. 10 ls said through the lnfu-
ence of Maud nalllngton Bouth who
has lod conyicis tu look upon iholr
Incarceration aA oxpiatiup and a.
Withstand lt hero.oaly and in a spirit
0i humility ana Christian obedieaco
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-30
REPUBLICANS MEET
M THE PINE TREE STATE

Portland, Me. june 2l.-I no re-
publican state convention of this state
was called TO order at the city han
shortly before II O'Clock this forenoon.
Tho principal business before ihe con-
yenti0n is tho selection 90 a candi-
date for governor. but tue convention
will DO of cvon greater importance iu
national way. by the fact that
Speaker Cannon, of tho National
House OF Representatives. will APP
pear before the convention this after
noon. and win deliver an address ~
which be will sound the keynote ioi
the republican campaign thlH year
The number of delegates tu thN
convention Is LAOS. and Il VIII require
705 votes TO insure the nomination o
a candidate for governor.