Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07

Despite the fact that q hlgh wind.
which Heirltd thf sand and difi ih
cddlos. nuug thc eyes OF the workers
at the different polls. was hloWlng
throughout ihe day much interest gae
manifested ln iuday'a rlecli0n. end in
each ward large numbers of WORKERS
were in evidence wurkiur in tho ln.
toFoata n the side nr parties vita
whom they were allied
M eyorY ward workers both f1r and
against the water proposition were in
evidence, while supporters of both enc
non.uartiann and tlxnayera', as wen
~ the socialists. were uu band, DOING
Whist they cogd 90 support the cause
ihey ehamp,untd.
In each waF1 e was freely alleged
By many who we're agpiuni che wataf
bonds iEWe. that satellites ul che
Water Supply company we're spending
money like water in an cndeaVur to
carry the bond Issue. but ihla rumof
could nor be- verified.
Nothing weG in evidence throughout
the dhy that would have rlvcl rise 60
the Thought that deputies were Try
lng iO iniimidaiu the voters. In fact
there was no intimidation OF any Kind
urariicol af the different wards. and
the oatifc election was exceptionally
free from disturbances Of any Kind,
only one arrest being made. AVID that
f0r llceui voting in the first ward.
SEQ the alarming reports IN thia morn
inF'a paper were without foundation.
ln the First ward. the polls ui
which wore located nt the city build
T ga
each who applied therefor. one a
Nom Partisan sickct and she other
two the Taxpayers League ticket aud
the Socialist ticket. From al APP
poarancca and the latest reports enc
candidates on the Non-Partlaan ticket
will carry the First wal without any
trouble.
IN the Second ward the voting
place ~ which was NJ chadwlck'a Of
Ace. on West Gold avenue. harder
fight vas made on the Nom PARTISAN
ticket than in any other ward. but u
O. thought that the Non Partisan
ticket will 80 through far ahead Of
the Taxpayers EohHuc ticket on the
Socialist ticket
Ia the Third ward, me polls Of
which were located In Dunhara real
estate Office. the Nom Partisan ticket
Judging from the latest reports. viii
So through with a rush, "a q also
wlli in the Fourth ward.
There was bat lliilo ~ any dia~
order al any OF iho different polls to-
day. no sights hoIng recorded COR any
arrests cher than the one men.
TONED ahoye ioF attempt al Illegal
voting
Al O'Clock this morning. an thc
saloons iu thn city closed their doors.
ana remained closed throughout che
day, not even a aldo or back door
being open. and bet very lltilr. n any,
I drunkenness was noticeable upon ihe
streets today.
Tho santa Fe shops also closed Tor
an hour during the day, in order tu
/ Rlvo their employees an opportunity 60
vote, and nt press time. large line
81 the shop boys ere voting at ihe
different polling places.
rHe VOTE At 3 O'CLOCK
AZ o'clock. a representative ~
The Evening Citizen maize the rounds
Of the wards aad found tho vote na
follows;
First Wsrd-At 3 O'Clock b. o.. lIa
votes had uecn cngi ~ % Thought
after talks with workers oi che ward
/ that an the candidates on the CHI
gems NOu Partisan party ticket VIII
have comfortable mhioriiioE when the
polls close The Judges ATE Ismo'
CosFfoye Juan sand0Yal and b.
Ruppo. the eleflB. n. y. Gilchria'
and jos. Rhyony Tho challouEeri
are Emil Mama ana Felix Jlanoni
Two years ago. az this hour. 2eo