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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-02-27
Liverpool.

Liverpool. Feb. 2.-Cotton. spot quiet,
trees , points higher. American middling
lgr. bz7: good middling S!93; middling
9S, low middling $50. good ordinary Sal; or
binary SIS The sales today were 5000 bales. of
winch 500 we're for speculation and export an !
0cnded $500 American. Receipts 1000 bales
including !. 100 American.
Futures opened STEADY and closed steady.
American mid6li0p.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-02-27

May delivery showing no change from
The final quotations Of yesterday. Corn
and oats we're each up Ii to rs.
Provisions were down : IL TO 20.
Opening Highest est Closing
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-02-27
S. a. L. Stocks and Bonds.
New York Money.

Baltimorcc. Feb. AS. a. L. common
preferred ...... bid
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-02-27

pN1o'p 4NO-J. IO1oJs no. L req. SJ1d corn
No.2 sat-; No; 2yelow. 3sa z Oats No2 1888
No. z willie, 3li2d 32%; No. 3 white. 1870.
rye No. 63; good feeding barley
3I4ai2 fair to choice mailing iGa 50: No. / flax
seec. 1857: No. Northwestern. 49,: timothy
seed 5lo mess pork perbbl. 1850 IS 10: lard.
sides <boxcd) 845a8 50; whiskey. basis Of high
grade vines. rs: clover contract grade Ais.
New York Provisions.
New York. Feb 24.-Flour dun and barely
steady. Minnesota patents 49o14 Is. do bakers
35Od3 80. winter patents 4OGi46; st-aignts
5.25n5.5O.
Rye -four quiet fir to good a7oa4.o5.
choice to fancy 4.60Il4. go.
Buckwbeat -four duh. 21I.
Buckwheat nomiral. 61R.
Corr meal barely steady. lO39li5. kiln dried
Rye nominal. No. 2 Western %.
Barley dun. feeding a.. maltinr. q7@s2
Wheat easy, N"-2 red S6's. do May
corn - steady. No. 2 IS. May 10. July 1875.
Sept. 59A.
Oats barely steady mixed 34i2.
HOO mess 5000 600; beef hams 2o.00t02i !. so.
Cut meats firm. picked bellies 8Zn9'e
picked shoulders !. pickled hams 9sag 10
steady, continent SIS. compound 6isaas
Pork steady. family 16.00a lost short clear
IS. GOA II. SO. mess 16. 25d1 IL. IS.
TalIow barely steady. city5is. country 5d5fa
Rosin firm. strained common to ~good-4.15
Turpentlne quiet. NE0L.
Rc1 quiet. domestic far to extra 3i2n6.
Molasses steady. New Orleans 30q38. good to
choice 29a35.
Coffee spot RIO quiet, No. 7 Invoice 84.
mild steady, cordova 9z4@12s..
sqsar raw ss stead,. d far refinins, rs.
25s. refined quiet. confec'r,s A4.35. mold A.
ass, cutloaf 20. crushed $50. powdered 400.
granuIated $50. cubes 40
Butter firm. creamery common to extra
1927, state dairy 1502S, western factory
Cheese firm. large. colored white, Sept
fancy Ia. do late made average 1261t4, skins
Eggs steady. nearby fancy selected 23024.
western first. $4,000. Southern l4gl7.
Potatoes firm; Bermuda second crop per
Dbl, 3,5O@6, do southern 294, sweets .S0dl.00
per Dbl.
Peanuts steady. fancy hand-picked 4i2@4
other domestic 2AW5
Cabbage firm. foreign 15G25 per ton. small,
domestic I4M18.
Cotton by steam to Liverpool lSe.
Cotton seed oil was easier under heavy Of
fering OF crude. Business dull.
Prime crude /. o. b. mills, 22NE. Summer ye!-
low 10000 prime white 1904. prime winter
yellow 5000.
Baltimore Provision Market.
Baltimore. Feb. N-FGour duh. winter
patents 4.l5G4 IS. spring patents4 30@4:85.
1888.
Corn dull: spot 46H@~., new Southern.
white 4212G 462.
Rye quiet. No. 2 western 1904.
Butter firm. fancy limitation 2lM22. do.
dreamer 5000 do ladle. 1903 store packed
$50 16.
Cheese. active. large 14ta. medium Ia: small
1f@l4A.
Sugar steady. course granulated gu 1ine
400.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-02-27
Other Cotton Markets.

Tone. N1iddling. Recei'ts
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-10-24
COME SSES CRIME.
Theatrical Manager Says That He Muir.
dered MIS-. Leslie.

Chicago Oct gt-Mrs Margaret
Leslie. the actress found dead in her
room in the Palace hotel last Thurs
day afternoon did not commit sui
eide, as was supposed but was muir
dered Herber, f Nicholas. a theat.
rical manager, arrested on suspicion,
has confessed that he aided in the muir
der, and that George Leopold a drug
clerk for whom the police are now
searching, was his accomplice, The
woman's diamonds and her money were
the motive for the crime
Nichols @rst offered to tell his sto-
ry il granted clemency. but on this be
ing refused he made complete con.
fession He said that he and Leopold
went to the womans room. and after
few minutes conversation he sug.
gested that they have a drink, produc.
ing bottle of whisky. Mrs. Leslie
was taking off her Jewels at the time
and her back was turned toward them
While in this position Leopold accord
ing to Nicholas, seized the woman b,
+ the throat and choked her into insen
( sihility Throwing her on the be
! they placed a towel saturated wit
! chlorOtorm over her face The me
/ then took some of the WOmanS ga
ments and tied them tightly aroun
! her neck Securing her jewels, whic
| were valued at $4,000. the men turne
| on the gas jets hurried out of thu
| room and left the hotel II was tn,
anxiety on the part of Nicholas t,
realize money on the jewels which lee
to his arrest. Detectives found som,
of the diamonds in a pawnshop. an(
they We're traced to Nicholas.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-10-24
JEWElRY MISSING.
Anna Held, the Actress, Loses a Mum,
Der of Valuable Gems.

Cleveland Oct 24--The police and
a detective agency are working dill
gently to discover the whereabouts Of
s1500 worth of jewels which Anna
Held, the actress, reported were stolen
from her on a Pennsylvania train while
coming into Cleveland early Monday
morning. The gems, said 10 include
some very elaborate and valuable
pieces, were stolen from Anna Held's
stateroOm while she and her husband
Florence Ziegfield Jr. were Temporal
rily absent The Jewels We're in a
small hand satchel which also con.
tanned over $4,000 in money and pa.
pers, bank books. etc. which Miss
Held said she valued. at 100000. When
the case was first reported to the local
police they We're inCredulOus but Chief
Kohler says he is now convinced that
the robbery was committed. Miss Held
gave a description of two men on the
train she said she suspected, and the
detectives said they had trace of one
of them in Baltimore Miss Held says
she believes she was followed by the
two men from Baltimore to this city.
The actress appears griefsticken
over her loss. and says the satchel con.
tanned her entire fortune
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-10-24

asyer arc ssraus wi rssu snagtla
in sNert TIRE

vashtzetau or e Tbe totes :
statement rsxarsinT ffu sscflve ehsua
80 ia President Feyss~s .lss cahs ca
have seen made pahlse At ne ST
hoaee On she retirement q seeret 49,
shas and Attorney General Musa
sru.B The cabinet ire following chan
~izi is~ =s#s!=
seeretarY - the Tresssrg Ceorr
E cortsypa.
po.tmaster General George voa g.
Meyer
Attorney General Charles c pona-
parte
Secretary % tb Navy victor q.
NstesH
Secretary * Commerce aad I-saas
Oscar : SfTaus
The general understanding for samm
time has been ttat Atsoruey General
Moody will retire 90 the flfs. ~ taa
coming January aad that Secretary
shaw will foilow him on March On
the first day " tbe year. therefore. NJ
Bonapartc wbn Is secretary Of the
navy VIII succeed Mr. Moody ~ A.
torncy general and he in turn wll ba
succeeded by ar Metcalg @screta y
Of commerce ard labor. tho latter
place being filled hv Mr. StfHHe Mr.
Cortclyou nnw master general
viii take Alr. 2bav t5tate ou March
I at which time Mr. Meyer Is 20 be.
come posi- master general
Mr. Meyer who viii become most.
master general is ambassador to Rus.
STA. 10 which place he was appointed
March s, 1905. having been promoted
10 that office f lowing his service as
anita a3or 70 aiy from 1850 TO 1903
lie Is native ~ Massachusetts, and
has b'en well known as business
man
The appointment Of Mr.. Straus caus.
cd considerable surprise. as it is tho
first case where a citizen OF the 10.
brew faith has been made q member
OF the presidents cabinet. He was
BORN Dec. 3. 1850, and is we'll known
as a merchant. diplomat and author.
He represented the United States min
lister 70 Turkey on two different occa-
sions, and was appointed by President
Roosevelt 10 fill he vacancy caused
by the death Of exPresident Harrison
as member Of the permanent court of
arbitration al The Hague.
In the Confederate cabinet Attorney
General Judah p. Benjamin of Louisi-
ana was Hebrew After civil war
he removed to London. where up Ia
his death a few years ago. he moved
a lucrative practice
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-10-24
SERIOUS SITUATION.
Demand For All Western Roads 20,
an Eight-Hour Day.

Chicago, Oct 24.-The western rail
roads are facing serious labor prob
lem, The Brotherhood of Railroad
Trainmen, on behalf of its swtichmea.
presented demands to all roads center
Ing in Chicago for an eight-hour dav
The brotherhood's action follows that
of the Switchmen's union. The rail
roads will be obliged now to deal prac
/ tically with the whole organic,
strength of the switchmen instead q
the fractional part represented biz tn
SWltchmens union. In this respec
the move is the most extensive at
tempted by the railroad organization,
in many years.
Every railroad west Of Pittsburp and
Buffalo in the United States is juvolv
ed. While the brotherhood's demands
were presented to the railroads stimuli
taneously in a dozen large cities the
main movement originated at Chicago
The orders 10 make the demands in
outside cities have been telegraphed bv
President MOrrissev
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-10-24

Natchez Mas 0,e et WUar
Boyd water service pe ateudant
vas burned "a death G. James Little
engineer ~ swlgeh engine vas kim
ed By h.ow ou the ha- !. RI the head
the Johnston. hotel. Cochran hafaE ana
seven cottages were DESTROYED by Tire
This IL the record II Monday nI-hts
work at Forrlday La ten miles vest
Of this city A report has gained cur
rcncy that a negro sh0 murdered the
engineer for his money. set fire Ia
the hotel 70 conceal the evidence OF
his crime Titles body was found
under a shed IN the switch yards hv
three railroadmcn. who were attracted
TO his side by his groanT lie lived
oHt a Few moments after being found
and was unable 10 tell the name or
color Of his murderer
The pay car Of the New Orleans and
Northwestern railway passed through
ferriday Monday, and Little was muir.
dered for his money Boyd was asleep
In the hotel and was burned to death.
His body has not been recovered
There was another fire In Ferriaay
Tuesday night, but owing to the fact
that the telephone cable between the
Louisiana and Mississippi banks of the
Mississippi river are down no news
can be received until the return Of the
correspondent from across the river
from this place
A negro man and woman were ar
rested in Ferriday on suspicion OF
having murdered Little Several wit
| nesses from Louisiana who Witnessed
the presentation Of The Clausman'
Fhere Tuesday night made significant
remarks, broadly intimating that there
would be a movement to drive all
worthless negroes from Ferridav \
number Of white Migrants We're driven
| from the place several weeks ago. The
| property loss by the fire amounts to
| 100000 partly covered by insurance.
All the negroes are reported as hav-
| ing left FRIDAY. The negro man and
woman charged with having murder
| ed Engineer Little were taken to Vida,
liza, across the river from Natchez
and placed in the parish jail
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-10-24
FALL THROUGH.
"Tammany Candidates Not Held Up
For Cash Considerations.

"Tammany Candidates Not Held Uu
For Cash Considerations.
New York. oct 24-At the conclu.
sion Of an investigation by the grand
jury Of charges made by Charles F.
Murphy that Tammany Hall candi.
dates had been held mp for cash con
sidorations' by the managers of the
Independence league. Il was arnourr.
Cd that the charges had fallen through
completely The official announcp.
ment 10 this effect declared that in.
charges were merely campaign Kos.
sip ana the grand jury would not dig
nifty the proceedings by making O. pf..
sentiment as result OF It's inquir,
The grand jury. in lis opinion. SAYS
there was nothing wrong in an offer
mad" o. Congressman G0uldln 10 nav
The expenses incurred In getting sigma.
lures to the Independence. league u,u
tiou IN his behalf
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-10-24
CLOSES AT VlNiTA.
Vice President Ends His Indian Terri
tory LTD There.

Vinita. I. T, Oct 24-Vice President
Fairbanks closed his itinerary Of In
dian Territory here.
when the special arrived 1t This
place salute OF nineteen guns was
fired and Mr. Fairbanks went Ia the
park. where he spoke briefly OF The
duties OF citizens In selecting the right
Kind of men 10 the constitutional con
veution. and thin went 10 the opera
house. where he had Il houspful 10
hrsr HIM speak lie left for the north
~ NnsboEec be addressed 2 900 aao
81 Cuweta uuu
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-10-24
ORIGINAL TEXAS MAP.
State Librarian Has Secured a Tracing
OF the Same.

Austin oct. 24.-The state librarian
has just received tracing Of Austin S
map of Texas. The tracing was made
especially for the Texas state library
from the original. and it is in al prob.
ability the only copy of this map in
the United States The original map
in Austin's own handwriting is preserv
ed in the DEPARTMENT. de Cartografia
Of the socretaria de Fomonto in the
City of Mexico. The map bears the
following titles:
"Mapo original de Texas por 81 Gu.
dadoano Estaven f. Austin. Preson.
tado al Exmo, sor Presidente Por ..
autor. 1929
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-10-24
WERE EXECUTED.
This Fate Said to Have Been Meteo 70
Revolutionists.

70 the Republican from Tucson SAYS
that a we'll known citizen Of that place.
whose name IN withheld. has returned
from Noeales where he WAS authori
tatiyely informed that Salcido and sli
other reyolutlonlsts recently departed
from Arizona ere taken to Hermasiiio
and summarily executed. uotwithstaHD
ins official statements to tbc contrary
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-10-24
TkOM SON
JeWelry Co
VI, X. Il T. Rates.

Dallas and return s1-o0-Account
State Fair. Dates of sale morning
of Oct. IA, 81. rs; limit date of sale
not good on Flyer
Dallas and return $1.05-Account
State Fair. Dates of sale Oct. IL to
81 inclusive. limit two days follow
ing date of sale-uot good on Flyer.
Dallas and return s1.30-Aceount
State Fair. Dates of sale Oct. IL to
81 inclusive; limit Oct. 29-These
tickets are not good on Flyer
l.. II. PADDOCK, Agent.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-10-24
car and Wagon colld,

Monroe ta. pDt 90 iu a collision
between 3D. street rar and Wag.r
three ur-uu= ,wre seriously injured
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1906-11-02
BautismO.

FL domingo pasado, 2l dt
los corrientes, fu6 llevado a Las
pilas bautisulales, en- Mora, N. Mex
una nina recien nacida, de los
esposos Donaciano Romero J
Anton ia A de Romero de esa mis-
ma plaza, actuando como padrlnos
los apreciables Y respetables esposos
el senor AntonioS. Trujillo yespo
sa, dona Eleonor Montana, de es
ia de Taos.
Fl solemne acto, se9un Sc no.
infoma, fuG llevado i efecto col
gran solennidad y pompa, habieI
do sido uno dc los bautismos mas
solennes y concurridos que 81
han registrado en- Mora, habiendC
concurrido I'm sin numero de amis
tades de los esposos Romero.
A la recien bautizada, So le pusC
por nombre Dilia Romero y ameni
zaba el solemne acto una bier
dirigida orquesta.
Despues de la ceremonial tuvc
lugar un banquette i toda musica
y en- donde abundaban los exquisi- :
tos y espumosos licores.
Los padrinos, don Antonio S.
Truiillo y Eleonor Montana
regresdron aca el jueves, con gra.
tos recuerdos de Mora.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1906-11-02
ALOS VOTANTES.

Bro. Cada votante debe esme-
rarse en- yer que su boleto sea de-
positado en- la GAIA de boletas, y
ninguna cosa SO debe permitlr que
estorbe esto: tai como poner la ca
ia en- un lujar oscuro, 8 tapar la
ventana.
4to. Los Jueces de election
no tienen derecho de suspender la
election, bajo ningun pretexto: tai
como irse a conner Y llevarse la ca
ia de boletas. Ellos deben llevar su
comida al cuarto de la votaci0n Y
jamas remover la GAIA de donde Sc
pueda yer, hasta que SO cierre la
election.
5to Cuando va esta para CO.
rrarse la election, y antes que la
caJa Sc quite del lugar donde Sc
puede yer, un nGmero suficiente
de votantes deben ser admitidos
dentro del cuarto de la votaci6n v
ALI de deben de quedar y cuidado-
samente hacer un escrutinio del
cuenta votos, hasta su conclusion.
6to. Cuando ell cuenta votos ha
sido conclude, los Representatives,
De los votantes RepubIicanos Y
Democrats deberan conseguir un
certiticado del resultado, frmado
por los Jueces y Secretaries.
Ito. Cada partido tiene dere-
cho de tener un inspector de votos,
en- Ell lugar de la votacion.
8vo. Ell inspector de votos de-
bera tener un llDrlto, para que el
note Ell nombre de cada yotante y
en- cuanto pueda intormarse, como
vot6 cada uno. Despues de la
election estos apuntes deben de
mandarse al Secretario de la Co.
mission Central del Condado, jun
to con ell certlficado del resultado
de la election.
Ono. Apuntes de todas las ire
gularidades y cuestiones contesta-
das, que Sc hayan levantado du-
rante la election, deben hacerse,
con dos nombres de los testigos
con qulenes estas Sc pueden pro-
bar. Las autoridades Federales,
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1906-11-02
Tengo I'm Gran Surtido de LiCoreS
Vengan Verne pOr los NegoCiOS de Campana.

canos, que por miras rastreras man
che su boleta, para traicionar i
algdn candidate de la boleta IRE
publicana, y 81 los hay, vlgilarlos
y exponerlos para que Sc sepa pd--
blicamente. Como buenos Republi-
canos debemos de votar la boleta
redonda, desde el Delegado hasta
el agrilnensor, para ensenar que
somos feles Republicanos todos y
radicales y para que nuestros con-
dado, figure como un condado neto
Republican,,
En- la question de Estado, voten
y marquen la cruz en- u cuadro
Isl" porque asf, alin que Sc pierda,
la question por Arizona, ensenare.
mos que queremos Estado y posi-
blemente serd decretado en- el pro-
ximo Congreso, como un solo Est
tado para Nuevo Mexico. Voten-
ESP. Queremos Estado.
A la bat~lla Republicanos y 4
votar todos por la boleta Republi-
cana, sin mancha nj TRACTION como
frmes soldados Republicanos.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1906-11-02

va ell dia de la election Sc acer-
ca Y como buencs ciudadanos, pa.
cificos y honestos, incumbe a to-
do buen cindadano, que estas ele-
cciones, que tendran lugar el pro
ximo martes, sean llevadas homes
tamente y con toda diciplina de
uu pueblo quito y civilizado, sin el
mas minimo quebranto por parte
nj de ningin votante y mucho me
nos por ninglin candidate de am
bas boletas; para asI enserar al
lnundo entero, que Taos es un con
dado modelo, habitado por ciuda-
danos pacificos y honestos, que a1n
en- tempo do batalla polftica, sabe
mos llevar esta con toda honesti- !
dad y delicadeza de un pueblo cuI-
to y civilizado.
Sc debe de tener en- cuenta que
81 sufragio de todo ciudadano, en-
eleccioncs como las presentes, es
asunto sumamente delicado y todo
hombre es libre para dar su sufra-
gio al partido 8 al hombre, que 6l
crea mas propio, sin que nadie
Ipueda interrumpirle al ir d depo-
sitar su sufragio en- las urnas electo
,rales. Deben de desprestigiarse y
Iponerlos a 10 vindica pdblica d to-
do aquel ciudadano, (si 10 hubiera)
que busca pago, para dar su sufra
gio y reportarlos 4 las autoridades,
porque esa clase de hombres (si
los hubi6ra) nj son ciudadanos, nj
Sc pueden considerar como votan-
tes, cuando venden Ell meior dere-
cho que tienen, como ciudadanos,
el arma de Ia paz, 81 VoTo.
Una buena organization deberfa
hacerse en- cada precinto y tomar
en- consideration 10 siguiente;
1ro. Extractos de la ley de ele
cciones.
Edo. Desde que comienzaala
votaci6n, hasta que la election We
cierra, la GAIA de boletas siempre
debe de estar a la vista, de los
sin obstruction, bajo min
gun pretexto cualqniera debera es-
conderse de su vista.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1906-11-02
Ell DR.. F. p. Gaines.

Iabiendo circulado en- dias pa
sados, los rumores de que este ca
balIero, no estaba graduado, nj po
seia perniso del cuerpo de exami
nadores del territorio, para practi
car la profession de dentista, Ell
Nuevo Mexico, y que hace cercs
cinco meses que viene practicandC
entire nosotros, en- esta plaza, hoy
nos anuncia hagamos pdblico, que
acaba de ser examinado ante 81
cuerpo de examinadores, en- SAINTS
Fe, con diploma y permiso, para
seguir practicando en- esta plaza
en- donde Sc ha decidido permane.
Ger, con su gabinete dental, on e.
edifcio del senior Espinosa, cont
qua a la residencia de Alex. Gus.
dorf.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1906-11-02
Carreras de CabaIIoS.

EI pr6ximo dia Is, del presente
mes de Noviembre, tendra lu-
gar, en- esta de Fernandez de Taos,
ma ImPortante carrera de caballoG
endonde Sc cambiaran arriba dc
mil pesos EN- apuestas.
Esos caballos son el "Apache
Boy de los Hartts que corrard
con Ia yegua "Musica" de Lean
DIRE G. Martinez, de Ration, N Mex.
La distancia ha sido tijada, en-
media lniIla de carrera y con $500
(trecientos pesos) de apuesta por
cada lado, que hace un total de
5000 con otros tantos, en- apues-
tas por fuera-
Fl corredor, senior A. A. C6rdo-
va, de Lobatos, Colo, correra el
Apache.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1906-11-02
CABO DE ANO.

El prdximo sabado, dfa 10 de
este, tsndran lugar en- Ia Iglesia Pa
rroquial de Mira. Sra. de Guada
lupe, honras fdnebres, en- memoris
del finado Jesds M. Cisneros y
las que Sc suplica la asistencia de
sus amigos y parientes. Las hon
ras fdnebres tendran lugar i las
$50 a. IN. del dia mencionado.
Pablo A. Cisneros.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1906-11-02
AdvertenCia.

Debido a la aglomeraci6n de
trabajo, en- la impression de bole-
tas y otras impresiones de Con
dado, para la clecci6n, no hemos
podido Sacar un suplemento, es-
pecial para los demdcratas pero de-
terminamos darIes Ia Ultima pagi-
ma de este periddico, en- donde
hacen su defensa escrita por ellos
mismos.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1906-11-02

en- Washington, tlenen un interes
vital en- 81 resultado de la pr6xima
election, y 81 Sc reporta la condu-
eta impropia G Illegal de cualquier
Official de election, tendremos, sin
duda alguna la ayuda dc las auto
ridades Federales en- la investiga.
cidn del asunto y 81 castigo de los
ofensores, \
LEY DE REGISTRATION
Primero. Todo yotante debe
estar enregistrado
FL cuerpo de enregistracion, on
cada precinto, esta en- session hasta
10 dias antes, de la election, con
Ell fin de enregistrar 4 todos los
votantes. ST por alguna raz6n al.
gun votante Sc Queda sin enregis.
tfar, el esta califcado para votar, 81
presenta 4 los Jneces de election,
una declaration iurada frmada Y
juramentada por 81 mismo y por
dos votantes calificados del precin-
to en- el cual ofrece votar, declaran
do que 81 es I'M votante caliticado
de tai precinto, en- Ia dicha ele-
cci6n; pero su voto, SO puede re-
husar Y podra ser examlnado por
los dichos Jueces en- cuanto q sus
calificaciones como votante, no obs
tante la dicha declaration iurada;
y en- caso que los dichos Jueces
decidan que no es votante caliticado
para votar en- dicha election, rehu-
saran su voto y asentaran su NOM
bre y los nombres de las personas
por quienes ofrecia votar y la pa
labra "REHUSADO" escrita en-
frente del nombre lie la persona
que ofrecl6 votar.
Segundo. La election Sc abre a
las (9)nueve de la manana y Sc
cierra las (6) seis de la tarde,
sin ninguna pr6rroga.