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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-08
TO THE REPUBLICANS
OF CLATSOP COUNTY

ITO the Republicans Of Cssop County Oregon;
We the undersigned Republicans Cp County
the Of Republican principles and believing the ripe
when the Republicans ou unite the end that spirit
patriotism and loyalty Republican principles prevail aid
assist securing maintaining Republican party
and s candidates this aid
and enforcement Of good and all public
be srmsnt upbuug Of county hereby
Republicans Of Cap county unite general meeting Monday
evening February i2th 1905 city Astoria
nverss Of Ineon BIRTH and orgsn Republican Club cp
H. strumeya w. T. Burke Thos. o. Loughey
W. J. Binder Deliner Harrison Allen
C. A. Coolidge Jas Hanaford Tom Chambers
H. D. Gray C. MrCue Martin Franiscovich
Chas Helborn w. T. Smith Snow
Thos Ryris red Brown Mcguire
T. g. Cornelius 7. j. Goodman FrankE Ekluncs
A. y. Anderson O. j. Curtis Swan
Aug Danislson A. Montgomery Frank O. Carlson
Heibon W. A. Sherman Nels Edison
w. A. Gcodin Henry Sherman c. W. Loughey
Richard @ Lee Asmus Brix
Albert Dunbar P.J Brix r. c. Reed
Tutls r. Carnahan A. s. Reed
W. T.. Schimpf o. r. Morton c.
Alfred s. Tee 8 Emore H. 0Conner
T. l. Parker II. j. wherty A. W. Mclean
j. y. Keaney L. T. Howes Ffankpa
]. r. Davis c. H. Cooper W. A. Stein
j.. G. Clinton Norris Staples J. A. Fulton
d. H. weieh Frank j. Taylor A. @. spexarth
C. W. Carnahan J. H. Seymour Bake
j. A. Eakn L. Sehg Az
C.J Enberg W. Canuhers
@. D. johnson Will Madison H. H.
C Linton G J. Gunderson chas H. Aberaombie
Martin Foard W. r. McGregor Carney
James j. Robinson John Nordstrom W. Mahan
T. s. Jewet A. Finey
p. l. Stsngeland w. r Hume ]. W. johnson
O O. Psmberg {. b. Hasen
Otto T. Carlson Earl o. Fisher
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-08
Inc0nstant
Constance
D wIncsovE SAruoS

copwsoAt fss, BY w.as,ow Bssaon
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17
The STORM RUINED FAMED
SHOWPL OF HAVANA
BEAUTIFUL LAUREL TREES oF
THE PRApo, GATHERING PLACE
or GAY MuLTiTUDEs, rs
LEvELgo.

Special Correspondents
Havana. Cuba Nov .. Whon inc
Havana cyclone destroyed the fac
trees al she Prado Il brought ruin To-
the showplato and che pride of the
Cuban capital
Tho pradn is q parkway that eN-
tends from tho harhor entrance. np-
pnsitp Morr0 castle, through toe heart
nf tht CT. go Colon park The dla-
lance 81 about a mile Midway in iho
length of the prad0 ia the small Gems
trial mark
ln the matter ol hotels and rosl-
donCos the pfadO ia the Filth avenue
DO nagnnu The largest ol ihc hotels
aud the finest of the homes Ol 'he
wealthy adorn its borders 10 has
boon hy fag the most attractive of tho
nut ofd0or resorts in the city.
The street ~ nearly 300 feet Wide.
AT the sides are Coluunadca and mar
row sidewalks Next are wide drive
ways - tho center is double
promenade hordcred hy rows ot mas
ulhcCni laurel trens that are reported
10 have been brought down hy the
tempest
al iho gull end and IN Central park
are band stands, each surrounded by
several Thousand iron seats. Band
concerts are giyen ai each of those
places cGco or twice dBrlng the week
and "a Sunday nights two bands
hold forth. ON Those occasions the
prado presents d brilliant scene, u
seems az though all of Havana turns
uui ID hcaf the music THO people
are dressed ln their bert and the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17
NOTED PICTURE REMOVED
FROM RoouEfs GALLERY

Portrait No. 9I32 has been moved
from tho RoEncs gallery On The Tomhe,
foT tho chunky fat n1i little original
ls gone beyond arrest He ID dead iu
che morguo with a tiny puncture in
hia breast. a wound that did not look
hlg enough 90 inlufe "a decent sized
house az No. 1892 was Joe Moro,lo.
a black handler OF some years stand.
ing and he he's been killed By tho
members Of hia own gang IN the crook
oi Mulberry street. Oh "a ilght over the
oueiudlanship OF an imported girl
chaitCi. Joe vas finished with what
is knowa az "a "Hamairiugcr nee
DE fourteen inches long with a wood
en- hsil Frank Bonano of DCteotlvo
OihcCr potronlni'G star OF italian de-
icelirCs. saw row in lhat part of
llilc Sicily that shoYes @ soulod e.
n0g into the ribs OF Chinatown.
when be- came up tO have a look on.
und soc fair play. be- saw three men
running away, and his old friend Mo.
relic lying on the street with the long.
thin. shining weapon on the street be-.
side him. A pogl norton oxamina-
tion showed that No oG3z Waa clever.
iy polished on. his heart having been
piorcod through almost vertically
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17
ATHLETIC WOMAN PUTS
OUT a BlO POLICE MAN

a BIG hole waa made in She plate
glass wiadow OF Peter Kollpy's saloon.
No ii2 seventh avenue. because q
handsome young and beautifully
soWncd woman forgot that she placed
her iCwclg Tor safe Keeping IN her
stocking putrOlman ONcil mas also
% bear the ilhes of Bis comf1,.sa ct
being beaten by a woman. while tno
young woman herself spent n night IN
the police cell with @ badly lacegntcd
hand O'Neil. who o. known as fright.
ing Tom." 81 big but the Amazon who
o. Eve feet Mae inches tail and aih-
ietic after pgmmclinf KoliyH barr-
man. gave O'Ncil two from shoulder
and be failed 10 come up 20 time.
Three pairolmen had 10 be roquistion-
ed before the woman could De taken
30 Che police station There she gave
he's name aa Fiofcacc Graham. Dc.
cliucd 90 give her address. ard when
searched By the mAtrOu a pearl neck.
lace. q diamond breach. four diamond
rings and gold watch and chain
were fouad In her stockings The pO-
lice afterwards nsccrialned that she
o. the vito uf "a siockhr0kcr whose
name is not Graham She stated she
was IN Kelly's bar and thought her
towelry was taken from her tNere.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17
CONTRACT 900 ACTION or
TWO PROMINENT WOMEN

Tho reader can ORB hl1 own moral
in ihU two ioliuaine short siorlog (i)
a lads Twins ln Philadelphia travelled
all the way to this rltE. q distance OF
some 500 miles h beg steam yacht So
purchase Two uoOd'e She succeeded
n her QucHi. pnrchoerd the dogs Tor
~ 900 and went boz way rejoicing.
90 Whlif watkins d. Battery park a
few days ngo Mrs klngaiand came
across a curly headed blackcycd child
OF eight. suffering from the effects OF
starvation and shivcrirg with the cola.
Since the death oi thC child'F father
ana mother n short time ago ho has
lived hy begging and has slept IN tho
city parks. Mrs Kiagaland took the
child tO her home provided him with
clothes and. though not iE very az
luCnt circumstances, o. Rolng a. pay
Che cost Of bis living and education
ugiii ho can work for himself
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17

warmly admits t1ai as 0udaon
Indeed ! am grateful 90 Combs for
what he did for me" said Oodann
Tie saved my liie az tho possible cost
of his own
There were plenty On thai crowd
that might have rescued ME lui ihny
didn't 40 a. Don't think that Z DO not
appreciate Combs hDroiam. for do
thor els nothing sUais s9f 90 Tor
him lie ia lmnulslvf, wAsm-hoartod
end generous ! really never conald-
cred MIN as an enemy, We tust don't
Ike each other that's all"
Both men are democrats aud are
active in politics. Comha wRg a
member of the town council for four.
teen ycHra Last year he ran for
police judge and iOat by tWeafy votes;
the year before he ran for mayor and
lost by Eve votes Since no was
awarded tho Carnegie medal FOR brav.
cry. October NJ. delegations OF his
fellow citizens have urged him 20 run
for congress bnl "Miaa Eella" OBJ
iects. and thag ends r.
FRIENDS Of the two mon tell stories
showing how bitter was tho 2ght be-
HH"NNM NNNNN| NMM NlNMHNMH AMW NNAN
Is OF q political meeting o. which
Combs and 0odaun appeared with n
whole battery of firearms and their
followers were laden down with
'rhOoiin irons" Zach ado ar0ko
carefully that night and tho word
"llar' wasn't heard once.
AZ another political b0nare, when
Combs and Oode0n were speaking Tor
different candidates on the same plat
form. Goda0n made some statement
about what would happen 90 Combs
anad his candidate after the election.
"Neror miad. little Rlchard' Combs
Feiortol. rising 10 stretch hiB long
icgs and arms "fm no buah rabbit %
be- scared hy "a little huatllh' Ira the
graes'"
Toe $1,000 given with the Carnegie
medal wiil go into n livery business
Combs intends 20 stars next spring
Ia order 90 give his boys employment
during The summer vacation. Ia tho
ilst of awards made cut BY che Car
negic commission. Combs ia mentioned
aR a cripple Several years ago n
heavy vehicle struck him IN the
back, permanently iniuring enc Of his
kidneys
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17

sometime aen afhcfHin ol prices
was arranged i0f protection" which
aas NOV been made public 30 open
"a rNmh'iaN huufH cost from ~ 900 t0
fiNul according in ihc lrfnliiy 10
alln D pool room from 5000 Iu $1,000
iho blood money claimed. Tho daily
tax on gambling houses ran from tlb
20 $40 and nn pool rooms from 80
20 tlb a won known gawhlnf putting
the case Deb q eutHhril bees stated
Whom the bunch az pirates who own
ihc city bet hungry f0r money they
iuuk in thc POOL ruumH and gambling
nuuarH f0r Do AZ % ia highway rob
berry 500 huYo struck nEnlnfi d and
riii GAS Hu longer
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17

noxl Eve of eix years lhia land Will
be worth 41ao in gfl0 Der acre. aa
That it ihn nrofalfae pflro Cor orr
rhurd lands uuly
Thousands ~ acres AFRO being put
Into alfalfa. corn and oihor crops.
Mr. Medlor declared
"Whllo ! was there touk spin "a
nu automobile through diHifiCt
twenty-five miles long ana Ok miles
wide whore there we're nothinr bat
orchards alfalfa farms and cora.
fields
'li ~ estimated that enc pocoe vil.
ley which Do only De Co., Infancy o.
now producing CROPS every year that
are Qalucd no from f3.0oto0o io o..
o00.00u
~'rho orchards at present yield fniit
crops that are valued no from fidu 90
$40 an aero por year Alfalfa crops
VIII Average from f3l io 80 pcT acre.
ESouroions Carry Homeseekcrs.
Prom one in three excursions ear
fy humcscekcrH nad land huycrs into
ihU valley every month said Str.
MCd'rr Sand Oh ihc Ian .n Orc 1r.
tesian helt hrlnHa from t2h tO $50 pcr
acre After q well has been sunk.
demonstrating that water can ho se.
CURED fur purpose nf irrirninlan. Che
lands double ln value
"But these iadicaiiona of prosperity
are not confined io iho poc0s valley
aluno.N hc concluded "hut in ihe Pam.
handle ui Texas Hs we'll
"in thai country where once YOU
could rldo Cor miles without scolng a
habiiaialuu. now every quarter sec
ilon of land. almost. has been settled
upon. Excursion trains enter Inc
Panhandle at The rate of two ur three
"a week carrying huurcdH 90 people
in quest OF homes and land Values
have gone up from 81 90 81 an acre tn
fih and $50 for the same land
"rhe influx extends over to Rooso.
Welt Quay and Union counties. in New
Mexico too. and along the line of
the new Boien cutoff The settlers
are composed mostly of the best class
of people from Oklahoma, Kansas.
Missouri Texas and Illinois u is
aoi the agricultural classes alone who
are Interested hui bankers and proics.
siOnal men. and people of ali classes
and conditions are turning their a..
tcniiou to chat part Of the new south.
west"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17

worked over the Two men end finally
brought them around
Since that oYonlful day. when
Combs ycnturod into the gas pie 20
save his enemy, both men have made
heroic efforts 20 live down their en-
mliy-hut with small success
DANCED N ! like him any hotter
than / dih before" bis. genial Rufus
Combs sass. ahcepishly, even n did
save his life
'It was like this. We had some
differences In politics about two years
ago during a campaign We always
spoke when We met on tho street, but
anyone with half an eye could see
there was little love lost between us.
frwant muchl just made a few
remarks IN a meeting about something
that affected OodaOa's property and
mine. and be called me a liar.
I'VE chawed over our differences
0f opinion considerable. and Il kept
setting worse instead OF better.
Godson'e an right He's game
RICHTER and a square one. but / don't
IKE him amy better than ! did before
saved his life
why did DO itg Why, lands
sake somebody had tO do q, and
didnt see anyone atirrlnE-a mans a
man. even u be Dr. your enemy.
ia DO a. much Tor anyone"
Ibid sou realize that you were prac.
ticaiiy giving your llfe FOR GodBon'a
sake when you went into the pitl'
Combs was asked.
He twisted BIS long. ist black mus.
tacho thoughtfnlly for a momcnt. anu
then nswoncd
~You bet I dld when my nose be-
gan 10 sting and thc hummlng sound
On my ears began 90 get louder ]
thought Of Miss Ella aud the children,
Mrs Combs was a Miss Ella Nora
Mullen. ni GeorFotown. ana. ni,hougA
they have been married twenty-five
years and have had in an seven chill
drcn, she "a sin called Miss Ella,
according 10 me old Kentucky Gus.
tom that prevailed In slavery days.
n had $3.50 m my pants pocket. and
! also thought Of that" Combs added
with twinkle IN his eye. "a was
wondering whether tho doctor or the
undertaken would 60 through me FIRST
when was being measured FOR a
ahrond"
Richard Gods0n has mRnfully and
earnestly tried 10 bridge the gulf OF
dislike between himself and Combs
since hla return from the grave.
Tho frequent illusions to their en-.
nifty ungors him and he makes light
Of tie whole incident, except the bray
cry Of Combs. None SO readily or 90
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17
DEATH OF An AGED
Citizen IN SILVER CITY
JOHN RoslNsoN. 81 YEARS OLD.
PASSES AWAY ~ DEATH

John Roblnson. one az silver Cliy'a
oldest citizens IN point of years, died
az the home of his daughter, Mrs.
Hattie McCuiloch in the western part
of Silver City. the oihor day, aged 81
years says the Enterprise. Mr. Rob
lnauna death was quite sudden, as he
had hoen feeling In his usual good
health up 60 almost a few minutes
before bis demise. Congestion OF the
lungs and brain was the cause OF
death.
Funeral services over the remains
we're held from the family residence
at 3 o'clock. the remains being held
tl await the arrival of his son from
New York One son. w. ~ Robinson.
has already arrived from Denver
Deceased was bora in Kendall, Eng
land, July .. 1919 and omlgratod to
this country whom tWDniy.uno years
of age Seven years later he WIS
united in marriage in MAJ D.. VIII
knH. who proceeded hlm io thr grave
a number OF years ago. Of ihiH union
There survive three SONS and duugh-
iof as follows Me Hattie McCui.
iuch. of This city, W. D.. Rohinsoa, ol
Denver and a q. and AZ - Robin
son, of Chicago and New York An
other son, so George Robinson. long
q resident of Silver City died very
suddenly last December Hi his home
ln that city.
Mr. Rohinaoa was an honorable and
valuable cltlzcn ANA leaves 90 his DO
acondanis the heritage Of "a long and
useful 'lle nnhly lived
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17

women Of Che rich families are ahlaze
with jewels The more arlsiocratlo
resort "a the Malocsn. on the shore
Of seats are an occupied A crowd flia
the promenade All the way from tho
Malacon 10 the park A solid line OF
carriages many Of them private
oQuplpagoa oi the FINEST class circles
tho promenade ln endless procession.
hlgh.sieppng horses give action. and
The grcN carriage lamps, cleaning
On the darkness. add plclureaQuenoss
Oh the spectacle
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17

With the rapid growth that attonds
tropical conditions, the trees win BE-
replaced in comparatively few years
but meantime the part Of Havana thai
has been most beautiful viii bo des-
olRlo
The loss. though great. win not
weigh heavily on the Cuhaua. Cable
reports say that the night after the
Cyclone they filled the cafes serene
aa Though nothing had happened. As
u % with reYoiuiionlsla. 10 Is Il with
cyclones, opldemicg and other oaiaml
-. Nothing Is allowed 90 disturb tho
serenity OF the people
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17
IN Great City Of New York.
Some Curious Revelations
Beneath the Surface.
ONE HALF WORLD KNOWS
NOT HOW OTHER LIVES
Common Pr6Ctlce Do Gotham For
Women 60 CARY Pistols When
Riding or Driving.

SEES YORK.. Nov ll IA whale seen
by the Ocrmaa OIL steamship phoohus
ni Hamburg. proved to ta one of the
most friendly nn lhe captain had
ever eoon.. ~ o. swami CLOSE 40 the
ship for a very long distance. seeming
20 fuoi that aH both the ship ard itself
were oil carripra fhef we're 90 some
extent akin u wac q very sizahlc
whale too. the captain states. and,
according 60 the voracluua mate its
back WA eight fest acfosa and 40
high O1t OF the water that q looked
Hike the deck oi submarine craft.
The cooks boy was oSgiaiuinf that
from time 20 tlmo tha Wnaip lirod itH
head and cast longing eyes inlo the
EnlloY but the mate fepruycd him for
departing from the strict lines nf
truth
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17
NEW YORK WOMEN
cARnY DEADLY pIaTnl. s

You would hn asionisbed. said "a
manufacturer of firearms go learn
how many New York women carry re-
rpivors. particularly On the auburbaa
districts / don't Know what number
tho records of the police department
show. and don't believe 70 ls any la.
dlcniiun of the whole Women are
law abiding as q rule. Bat thousladH
ol them know nothing Of the fact that
q police permit D. necessary. ! could
Hlyc you the name ol half q hundred
matrous dwelling on Long Island who
acNCr STIR ahrual an horseback or
foot without such protection as only q
pistol can give. Miro Mackay On the
proud posGassor uf one 80 the most
beautiful reviewers n ihe world rs
barrel 10 silver nf o hard alloy. the
chamber o. silgaf al rurer grade,
and the grip De- ~ gold. engraved
handsomely Needless io say. u was
made 20 order for her Mrs Adolf
I.adOnhurg, since the right Of her
daughter suffered, goes armed when
she rides nlong the bride phtha
around her Long Island home, and she
would not hesitate 10 use her weapon
" necessary.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17
NEW FRENCH THEATRE ron
NEW YORK FRENCH COLON

As tho charm Of New York lilo. both
10 eiilzQnG and airanEers. "a iia COS.
mup0litnnilm. the plan to establish a
frCach thcaicr here deserves AL pos
slide encouragement D. matters gas
irupomic olc can have q meal cooked
and served ln tho manner OF London
or Berlin, Paris or MaTaollicG, Milan
Ur Budapest. so 4 should be- IN matter
ul art Already II "a possible 90 enjoy
excellent dramatic offerings ln Ger
man. Yiddigh. Chinese and Italian and
surely there should DC onought Fran-
cu-hmegicons and French speaking
Americans ga make the French the.
alter q permanent auccoaa. IN such a
venture artists who demand excessive
salaries Will not boz needed as Paris
holds an array 0i talent in rs smaller
thoaiCrs and caio-chaniants $50 there
is no reosor why q would not prosper
while adding bOth yafoty and spice 20
New works. amnscmenlH.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17
YOUNG GIRLS ARRESTED
AZ DkNoER OUs ANAHCHl8TS

wave ui f2rcny % az present
sweeping over New York and tbs 20
lice ara active. imma Goldman, the
cratWhiie companion OF tho Anarchist
Gorky. failing 20 r,scruit tho more
stald class Of people Ia the anarchist
ranks has succeeded in Cnlistug q
number OF school children, al Ia snort
DRESSES Who can now say that the
Nov York police arc not aciivo. after
the daring raid. az extreme risk Of
their own ilvoa they have made. While
the anarchist were m session az
tine Manhattan fyceum the police
HWoopod down on them, With the re-
suit lhat a lot oi silly gifls none over
40 years Of ago were looked up Ga po-
lice cells as cQmmOH criminals. II
iranaplrod that two of tho rirls were
giudonta Oi lho normal college. Tho
magistrate. "a man of sense, ordered
tho Immediate release Oi the girls and
They ielt court having evidently on.
inyed the iollC
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17
.THE NEXT TERRITORIAL
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY
IT SHOWS The REPUBLICANS
WILL HAVE GOOD WORKING
MAJORITY m BOTH
BRANCHES.

First District Union and Coliag
coupiicsM - stockton, republican.
Second District Taos n.d Mora
Counties Malaqulas Martinez repub.
ilcan
Third District. rio Arrlba aud san
Juan Counties VI e. sargent rcpub
licaH
Fourth District. san A,iauel. Guada-
lupc and Quny Counties james Dun
can, rcnuhllcnn.
FiIth District. San Miguel County
Charles A. Spicss. republican
Sixth District. Santa Nc and Sando'
val C0untics-E A. Mlcra. republican,
ef Sandoyal county.
seventh District. Hornallllp County
- ~ SulzUr. independent
Eighth District. Valencia ANA ne.
kinley Counties Jacoho ChaVes. re-
publican.
Ninth District socorro and sierra
Counties Harvey B Richards. ropub.
lean
Tenth District, Grant. Luna and
Dona Ana Couatiea- w. 3D. Murray.
republican. of Silver City
Eleventh District. Oteru. Lincoln and
Torrance Counties Carl A. nalics. re-.
publican.
Twelfth District. Chayes. Eddy and
Roosevelt CouuilcH-I D. Cameron.
democrat
House Of Representatives.
First District. ColfaX County "a. G..
Abbott, republican.
6ocond District. Union County R0.
mulo fadilla. republican.
Third District Taos County IA.
mon Sanchez. republican.
Fourth District, Mora County f.
a. nierbaum, republican.
fllih District ColiaX and Mora
Counties Elmer ~ Studley. republi'
can.
sixth Dlstrict--RiO Arribacouniy--
Julian Trullllo, republican.
seventh District. Rio Arrlha and San
Juan counties-Princo Walters, ropnb-
lican.
Eighth District. Guadalupe and
Quay Counties Nnznrio 9aiiegos re
publican.
Nlnth District. Santa Fe County
u. H. haca. republican
Tenth nlstrlci. Santa F'c and san.
doYnl COunties--E O. Abbott ropub.
lean
Eleventh District. Voloncia County
5llyesiro Mlrahnl. republican.
Twelfth District. Valencia, McKln.
Icy and Torrance Countless. y. AID
rich. republican
Thirteenth District. socorro County
AmuE Green. republican.
Fourteenth District Socorro aud
Sierra Counties Robert ~ Martha
republican.
Fifteenth District, Grant aud Luna
Cauniles 49, H. Rciis. republican.
sixteenth District. nona Ana and
utoro Counties Frank w Beach. ro
publican
1lEhteeath District Lincoln and
Cmvos COMMITTEES "A % Hudspoth
democrat
Nr4e'ooHlh District Lincoln. Eddy
Chnvea and Roosevelt Counties Jas
Mullins. democrat
Twentieth District San Miguel
County Rogue Herrera. y. q. Lynch
iilomOu sonchoz. an republicans.
TWUliy nrai District ncrnnillit
County bernard Ruppc aud Fran
cisco Luogro y Moninya indopond
cntg
taier returns may change the above
liai IN several districts. but d ia safe
10 say Thai both branches OF lho leg
lslniure VIII De- republican
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17

A uegfu cook named oscar. one OF
she best known lohbyEoWs of China
town. ~ no more A Few nights ago
hc Iumbi1d from ihe fire escape on
ihC fourth noOr OF pou street 60 tho
giirwalh in front of Niger Mike Sal
ion place and no. body was taken
3D. ihr mofaup right away Oscar in
hia lall lnnded amonT @ crowd Of eel.
usiinla who. sauCallng und with ny.
ing queas. roamporod ln al directions.
No one n Chinkv.llo knew where Os-
car oanlc from. bot as ho was o..
liable as reliability goes in China.
iowa hr Fas much sought niicr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17
CARNEGIE MEDAL WINNER SAVED ENEMY BUT
LIKES HIM NO BETTER now THAN BEFORE

The STORY or HOW RUFUS
COMBS. At MIDWAY. KENTUCKY.
sNArcHED FROM DEATH Mo
HirrgREsr FOE. RICHARD con.
SON. At THE PERIL or HIS OWN
LiFE-wHAT THE TWO MEN
SAY ABouT ~ Now-comss
WOULD HAVE DONE Vt FOR
ANY MAN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17

IhU almost nrnkrr down gray cab
horse for which A @ Vanderbilt paid
"a couple 0i hundred dollars iG expect
rd in take blue ribbons 1f iho forth.
omln9 horse shows Ihia recalls thc
cess ol ih0 uuhn uI r0n'nnda. Hng
IiHh sirouiecinecr which hc Picked Oh
fh0 streets ia London lor 800. Tho
horse. which hU called STRAY Change.
lncame q frHt mie hunter and placed
malg hunt CUBS io hig credit