Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07
THE CITY ELECTION
PROGRESSING QUIETLY
Although Considerable Life Is Manifested on Water
Bonds Proposition, With Assured Victory For
Those Opposed to BORds--.City Build
ING Bonds VIII Garry.
NON-PARTSAN PARTY CANDIDATES ELECTED

votes we're CASE and hi The close ~
Che polls ihc tuiai was ESQ votes
Second Ward=iu ellis ward al 8
O'Clock 3Qi votes bad hran east a
very huf naht 's holng made n lhla
ward nraina tae Iiti1cna SION Pare
f'aln party ticket hut De- ia 70 shfe
prediction that aB che candidates on
The latter ticket VIII carry tho ward.
TIE anti.Waiur works people will un.
duuitcdlV carry thlH ware bV n fnir
majority while thr proposition to-
vote bonds for clig building ia
meetlnF with universal approval Two
years aen el ihla hour gts votes had
been cast lu THIS ward Tho Judges
are A. harach. q. W. niElef and W
Mnilcito, che clerks. a. a. Hnli and
Charles kepnclcr A. y. str0un aud
Fred tlaher are acting as challenger.
The total vote 0i this Ward two years
ago was to2
Third Wafd--in the Third ward. az
3 u'ciVCk. $50 votes had been rnilod.
whereas two years nFO. nj the aamr
hour lho record showed that lii
votes had boon cast it Be- safe e.
gay thnt this ward will give thc Clil-
tenA' Partisan party ticket a be
majority, and q small majority mny
De- recurdr6 Cor che issuance ui bonds
90 purchase the water works la This
ward in their zeal % pull q biz veto
Tor The purchase of the water Wufta.
u0no on che workers would make n
prediction CAS- iO how che vote on ihr
city building bonds was E0lug. hui
Tho Citizen. however. n lu Il POSI-
tiun iu state thff the ward viii give
n handsome majority IN favor % the
city building bonds Two years ago
the total vote OF the Third ward was
tni. Tho judges arc j. j sheridan.
II ~ Auodnca and Paw Toui8ch. the
clerks, Herbert ID Romero and ~ p.
Thomas The chnilanrefE are InWns
Smith and ]. D. pickard.
Fourth Ward--Over In the Fourth
waf1. 1T o'clock. 1856 votes had been
recorded. and che workers predict
good majority for an tho candidates
on the Citizens Nom Partisan ticket.
Il Is also predicted thar the Issuance
OF water bonds viii BIZ defeated. ~ far
as The Fourth ward rs concerned, hut
the Issuance 90 honda FOX the cts
building wll have q good majority
Two years ago. at 3 o'clock 1865 VufUg
hkd been pulled with n total of f30
Tor che ward when che polls closed
y y Furwoi. Frank Moore nAd Folk
Baca arc the Judges sidney Abel
and r. y rnInas. clnrto The outside
chnnonEors are summers Burkhnrt
and Thomas pholan.
Al O'Clock total Of 1876 vOsea
had been cast. WhuTcos OF th0 saBc
hour two years ago. i.lli votes hnd
henn pollod. showing q lliUfonco uf
Nb votes. ai this hour lu iavar of two
ycnrs ago.
Two Years ago the total votes cHsi
By an the wards were i.lia. ana lhc
ward workers say ai che hour The
Citizen Rp0s GO press. That Che total
vote 0f the present election win sh0N
d llnin Increase over ire total vote
nf April 1904 AZ the latter oice-
zion Mokfe received d5k votes. Az
bright. 6if. auf .Henffun. gas. these
three gentlemen boine the candidate
Tor mayor On their respective tickets
AT this hour. 1850 b o.. fhe rail-
road shop employees are casting their
votes. and. from che reports She Ciil-
son received from fno shops a few
days ago. 81 f. safe fp announce thar
a majority of the voters from the
shops will veto against the issuance
81 bonds FOR the purchase ri the
VISITOR works TakluE this as a basis
fog ihla papers prediction, and the
feeori Of the VOTES ram 90 10 3
lo'cloek. p. NIL. the waier works bonds
Will be aignallY defeated TIE bonds
for the city builalnN win hr carried
By g bis majority.