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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-01
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ELIAS AND JOHN BAILEY SENT. ENcEgD TO DEATH.
Two LOwndes County Negroes Goa vfcted of the Murder of Hub bard Rmst--.IuFy Out for .-.
 Eighteen HOurs.

Hayneville. Feb. 2s.--(specia1. l-~For one sof the most. diaboHcal murders ever committed in Lowndes County. that of young Hubbard Rast January 2. last. a jury of this county. after eighteen hours deliberatfon this morn : ing brought in a verdict Of guilty and imposed the death penalty. April $ Elias Bailey and John Bailey by sent ence of the court. will be executed
 It will be recalled that oonspiF- acy was formed to kill young Rast and that he was shot down in cold blood by these negroes near Lowndesboros After killing him one of the negroes fired two loads into his head,
 Circuit Court adjourned today. Many true bills were found for murder and like offenses, but owing to inadequate quarters. the court house undergoing repairs and the court being held in private room, Judge Richardson dis posed of only important cases.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-01
COURT AT cENTREv1LLE.
Judge Miller Preaiding and Much is
 Being Done.

Being Done.
 Centreville, Feb. 2S.--(Special. l-Cir- cult Court is in session here and law yers and court officials are very much engaged, as Judge B. M. Miller Is a hard worker himself. Last night he held court until 10 o'clock. Much work has already been done, and many old cases have been tried.
 Solicitor Thompson is busy with the grand jury as many important matters will come up before that body at this term of the court.
 Several visiting lawyers are here at- tending court. Walker Percy of Bir- mingham and Daniel Collier and A. S. Vandegraaff of Tuscaloosa among the number.
 s. D. Hall. who has been desperately III for ten days, is reported better and the chances are that he will recover.
 w. c. Fitts of Mobile, candidate for the United States Senatorial sue cession, will address the people on the political Issue of the day at the court house here Monday, March F.
 Charles Henderson of Troy, candi- date for Railroad Commissioner. IS Tn Centrevllle meeting the voters He mas made a most favorable impression
 The recent heavy rains in this secuon have caused delay in farming opera tons.
 W. W. YeaRer is on visit to colum- hia, Tenn. He may bring back car load of thoroughbred horses.
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was brought to Andaiusia this morn ing and placed in jail on charge Of assault to murder. The warrant was issued by Justice c. H. Nelson of San ford.
 The Lake Hardware and Furniture Company of Florida, filed incorpora- ton papers with the probate judge. The officers sare. Presto mt, J. W. Barnes, Vice-Presldent, '. A. Hembey Capital Is named at $l6.OOO. Iney will do business at F1orala.
 The swindler with a worthless check has visited Andalusia and gone on his way rejoicing. He worked on one check for s1Sp. Another Andaiu- sia business man got swlndled in lBtr- mingham for S52.
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HanreA NIfh nnpe Q fNFnan

man. a prisoner in the Victoria County jail, committed suicide by hanging this morning He tied small rope tn the lattice work in the window and att tained drop by kicking his bed from beneath his feet Neuman had been in the habit. before his troubles. cf gath ering moss and weaving small ropes from it. It was with one of thenn ropes that he hanged himself. He was charged with thsft
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-01
L. BERNEIEIMER. R. o. BLAKEY, HAMPSTEAD BROWN, J. s. EDISON.

the State Assembly of the Daughters of Rebekah. branch of the Indepen- dent Order of Odd Fellows. At the Assembly, Gulf City RebelSah No. 40 will be ably represented by Miss Annie Krudop, Mrs. George W. Fordney. Mrs. George w. Mahier and Miss MoIIie Finrher. Gulf City has large nneni- bership and 1t Is possible other lady members of the lodge will go to the Assembly. All of the odd Fellow lodges in this city and county will be repre- santed at the meeting of the Grand Lodge in Birmingham.
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Capt. sam Roswald, in command of the Montgomery detachment of the Alabama State Artillery, is in Mobile, a guest of Lieut.. Ed. Nelson of Bat fery A, Alabama State Artillery. Cap tain Roswald has a warm spot in the hearts of the Mobile contingent of the Artillery arm of the State Guard
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-01

Australia has adopted the syStam of drying milk which is said to have esen very successful in London, EnEland Ihe uiilK Ia dried between steam rollers and anld As a powder. from which nothing but wataF has been extracted. and to which nathiua but water is required to be added.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-01
PernonnI and CienernI,

Paul Gray, white. tinsmith in the employ of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company. at the local shops, met with serious accident this morn ing He fell some distance from a platform to the ground. sustaining very painful bruises. It Is feared he is injursdF internally.
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Ex-Governor Joseph Johnston of Bir- mingham was guest at luncheon given by Col Russell at the Athlestan Club yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-01
It'E All over,

The carnival season Is over. Regu- lar corners to Mobiles Mardi Gras fes~ tivities, who witnessed the one just entered into history. declare the several parades the handsomest ever presented
 While more than 100 arrests were made yesterday there was not single one Of a real serious nature. according to the police court docket, Both the police and shrievalty deputies declare this to have been the most orderly season of joy trey ever experienced. While there were hundreds of maskers on the several streets, all conducted themselves orderly and quietly.
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Miss Belle Clements of Tuscaloosa, was one of the bellies at the o. o. M. hall last evening.
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Samuel Marks ordinance sergeant of the Seventh Infantry, Illinois Ma tional Guard. and of the Chicago Zou- ayes, is visiting his former captain. T. J. Ford. Nc. POT St. Emanuel street.
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Misses Erin Robinson and Lizzie Priehard of Pensacola are gueEtR of MT. and Mrs. W. T. Prichard. on New St. Francis street.
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Lieutenant Elis, '. s. A., gave din- ner Monday evening on. the Nevada, complimentary to Miss Helen Clarke and Miss Jessie Whiting
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the forthcoming state primary. are busy today gioing about among their many friends, After the rush of the carnival they are now engaged in buttonholing the Dear Voters" ~
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Miss Ella B. smith of Canton, Ohio, is visiting with her brother. CIV. Smith on Bayou street.
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Prettv CamnIllnent.

0~NA--AH@@"F@N@rNs Miss Allne St. John, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Thomas St. John of this city. and q young debutante, was chosen Queen of the Mobile Carnival for 1906, by Ills Imperial Majesty. Felix III. Yesterday the charming young girl was the recipient of a particularly woTdAd missive, penned by Q man whose vision Is so sadly impaired that he can Ill afford to expose his optics to the glare of carnival parade. It is worded in quaint old English, but the parchment. upon which 1t is inscribed Is pretty and much admired by the young girl. The inscription reads as follows:
 For ye Fayre Handes
 of ye Younge Emperesse of ye Realms.
 Aiine. of sainte John. Her daintiest seeptre. held in gentslle Controls her world with prettiests
 of sway, And makes this Mardi all rsd-lettered
 stande, The nerriest of many a merrie dave: Beneath magnoiias white. from yeare
 to yeare,
 The leal chose fayre maidens as
 their Queens, Tn the IongA lyste. nons truer nor
 more fayre,
 Than she who rules. Our sovsrain,
 Aline.
 Scriblet Anon,
 Ye Anciente Servitor.
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Hon. John Knox of Anniston. was one of the guests at the carnival balls hast evening.
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Charles H. Scott of Montgomery, Alabamas Representative on the Re publican National Executive Committee and one of the State referees. Is visit ing in the city.
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The carnival ball Of the Fidelia Club tended by MobiIians and visitors
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nInhiIs societx News

Mrs Rockwell and Miss Rockwell ar- rived yesterday and are located with Dr. Rockwell at 253 Church street.
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The upstate politicians. who are here seeking friendship in their re- spectlye candidacy for preferuent at
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-01

Lieutenants Dyce and Frankenbur- ger. U. s. A., were up from Fort Morgan
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yesterday to enjoy the carnival and take part in the balls.

Miss Nellie Ciarks of nemopolis, is visiting her brother. N. R. Clarke.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-01

MT. Alec Garber of Talladega, is ir the city.
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ST. LOUIS AND RETURN, S12.O0--vfn M. & q. R. R--Si2.00. Tickets sold March 8Fd onIy. Final return 1Imit ten days.
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Scrinlet Anon,
A WeIcnmed Yialtnr.

Done, at ye Ancient Palace, the 25th dave of yeare, SS.
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C. C. MILES.
 W. T. SHEPHERD. A. ST. c. TENNILL.E.. L. B. WHITFIELD.
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Capital Stock---Authorized---$5OO,O0 Capital Stock---Subscribed---$250,0O0
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VIII go to Rirminehaan. In May, in Birmingham, will be held
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-11-07

cedes the election of Bucntel and all
other candidates on the Republican
state ticket, with the exception pos
sibly of Chief Justice William H. Cab
bert. In San Juan county, southwest
ern Colorado, the Socialists made in
ROADS into the Democratic ranks. In
nothefh Colorado the Democrats
made important gains, but Las Ami
mas and Huerfano counties in which
are located large coal camps, gave
their customary Republican majorities
of 1000 and 1900, respectively. The
Cripple Creek district which went Re-
publican a year ago was carried by
the Democrats this year.
Adams (Dem.) carried his home
county, Pueblo, by 1900.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-11-07
A Fair Division in Indiana.

Indianapolis, Nov. THE latest
returns this afternoon show the cleo
ton of five Republican and five Dem
~ocratic congressman with three dis
tricts in doubt. The legislature is r e
publican.
New York, Nov. 7.-(Latest) The
revised returns, some of them esti-
mates, indicate that there is a plu-
rality of 135, 700 for Hughes above he
ty in the state about 60, 900. Correct
ed figures from Westchester county
for Hughes make up most of the diff
ference from the former estimates of
Hughes plurality.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-11-07
Special to The Daily Record.

Special to The Daily Record.
Santa Fe, n. NJ, Nov. THE re-
turns are coming in slowly. The vote
on delegate to congress is not com
plete from any county.
Colfax county IS claimed by the chair
man of the Democratic committee by
two hundred. The vote of Las Vegas
and East Las Vegas complete gives
Larrazolo 351 majority. This indicates
hat he will carry that county by
three to five hundred.
BernaliHo county probably will give
Andrews four hundred majority, and
the returns received here up to elev-
en- o'clock indicate a small majority
in Santa Fe county for Andrews.
Luna county gives a majority for
Larrazolo of over one hundred.
No definite returns have been re-
ceived from other river counties. but
the Indications are that Andrews car
ried Sandoval, Valencia and Socorro
by reduced majorities.
The returns from Torrance county
as far as received snow a majority
for Larrazolo.
The returns from Taos, Rio Arriba
and San Juan counties have not yet
been received, but San a will pro-
badly give Larrazolo at least $50 ma
jority. and the county of Taos 100,
While Andrews probably will Gerry
Rio Arriba by six hundred.
Santa Fe county with three pre-
cincts to hear from gives Andrews
s~ixty-six majority. 1t is not believed
that these three precincts will mate
rally. change the result. Statehood is
DEBATED in this county by about 800,
The vote on statehood was very light
The chairman of the Republican
committee claims the election of An
drews by -four thousand, but the re
turns received do not warrant the
claim of the election of Andrews at
all.
NOTE With the majorities Civ
en- to Larrazolo in the Pecos Valley
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-11-07

election of Col. w. A. Harris CDem.)
for governor of Kansas by 5000, this
afternoon says that with complete re
turns from 90 out of 105 counties
Harris has a plurality over E. w.
Hoch (Rep.) of 1907. The returns
hardly change these Figures.
At 2:3O this afternoon the returns
of 80 counties in Kansas received
by the Star give Harris 500 majority.
Of Harris is elected, the editorial
squib inside of the Record is hereby
called. off. The state is redeemed
Ed
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-11-07
Rev. George Hinson Dead.

A telegram brings the news thai
Rev. George Hinson, formerly rector
OF the Episcopal church in Roswell,
this morning at his home in Far.
mington, N. M, of pneumonia. The
funeral will be held tomorrow at Far.
mington. the two sons who reside
here would be unable to reach Farm
ington in less than five days, hence
the impossibility of attending.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-11-07
Mr.. Williams to Wed Miss Upton.


Mr.. and Mrs. Rockwell Frost Up
ton request the pleasure OF your COM
pany at the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Mabel Elizabeth. to Mr.. John Al
bertus Williams. Wednesday even
Ing, November fourteenth. nineteen
hundred and six, at eight o'clock. All
NORTH Missouri Avenue, Roswell. N.
NJ"
This invitation was received by
many Roswell people In last nights
mail and came as a pleasant surprise
to all except the intimate friends.
This couple is well known. the
groom having come three years ago
anu being superintendent Of the big
Slaughter farm east of town. The
bride has been q resident or Roswell
four years. She came here with her
parents from Huntsville. No., her ma
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-11-07

Stockard, of The auto line. has built
a 16 mile road from Needmore in a
northwestern direction to the noun
tains for the purpose of hauling wood
to the midway station, and it was
over this that the party went on
their hunting trip. They expect to re-
main out one day while looking for
game. At Needmore they were hos
pitably entertained by Mayor Gabe
Thompson, h genial cook who re-
house was christened.
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It was a solid Democratic victory
in Chaves county. The first six pre-
cincts have reported in full. These
give good majorities for all the Dem
ocratic candidates. The lowest major
ity is 244 and the remaining four pre-
cincts will probably raise that num-
small and strongly Democratic. They
are Four Lakes (The Plains), Lower
Penasco, Glen and Ell Yeso. Two of
these will report tonight and the 9TH
er two will report tomorrow morning.
Hon. o. A. Larrazolo leads the ticket.
The total vote SO far is as follows:
Statehood, Yes, 1910 934
Statehood, No, 276
Delegates to const. Convention.
Poe (Dem.) 1,051
Richardson 0Dem.) 1882
Snyder CRep.) 495
Hamilton, (Rep.) 519
Delegate to Congress.
Larrazo1o, (Dem.) LOGS $50
Andrews (Rep.) 436
Councilman Twelfth District.
Cameron (Dem.) 1920 400
Carmack (Rep) $50
Representative 18th District.
Hudspeth CDem.) 1,O3s 522
Tully (Rep.) SIG
Representative 10th District.
Mullens, CDem.) 1893 511
Lindsey, (Rep.) 522
Commissioner list District.
White (Dem.) SS6 PA
Long, (Rep) 642
Commissioner n District.
Atkinson, Wem.) 928 325
Fitzgerald, (Rep.) 603
For Probate Judge.
Evans lDem.) lois SOC
Nisbet, (Rep.) SIP
Probate Clerk.
Gayle, Oem.) 1858 562
Banner, (Rep.) 496
For Sheriff.
Ballard, (Dem.) 944 344
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Colorado, Too.

Denver, Colo, Nov. THE returns
are still incomplete, but sufficient to
snow the election of the entire Re
publican state, congressional and jul
dicial tickets and a Republican major
ity of thirty or more on joint ballot
il the legislature, which will elect a
senator Il succeed Patterson Simon
Guggenheim is the only ayowed Re
publican candidate for the senator
ship. The Republicans claim plurali-
ties of 20. 900 on state officers.
LATER In a late extra of the
News the Democratic chairman con.
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Special to The Daily Record.

Santa Fe, N NJ, Nov. 6 1:50 p. m.)
This county goes against statehood
by 200 votes. Valencia county gives
a majority of 1000 for joint state
hood. Torrance votes 200 in favor of
jointure. Andrews claims 1000 to
1000 majority. Statehood is defeated
in Arizona by at least $4,000.
Catron has carried this county. The
Indications are that portions of the
independent ticket are safe.
San Miguel county was carried by
Andrews by about 300. Larrazolo
shows big gains in Republican pre-.
cincts.
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Hunting Trip For the Governor.

Governor Herbert ]. Hagerman and
Attorney General ". C. Reid left to-
day for Santa Fe, being accompanied
by Mrs. Reid. They went from Ros-
well on the automobile and Mayor j.
W. Stockard planned q hunting trip
for them out Of Needmore. which la
the newly given name to the halfway
house on the auto line. Mrs. Stockard
was one OF the party, and Charles DE
Bremond was also an invited guest
OF the a on the tip. Manager
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-11-07

A. A. Beeman, A. C.. Hurd, w. G.
Brown and D. R. Harkey, who were
here attending the conspiracy case in
q. S. Court from Eddy county, re-
turned to Carlsbad last night. There
were % voters here in attendance at
this trial from Eddy county who did
not get 10 cast their ballots in this
election. Twentyfour of them were
Democrats and one was a Republican.
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Smith Carries Arizona.
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
Phoenix, A. T., Nov. Mark
Smith undoubtedly is elected as dele
gate to congress from Arizona, with
partial returns from ten out of twelve
counties. 1t is estimated hat the
jointure vote in tnis county will not
exceed fifteen per cent In Maricopa
county the vote for j%ointure with five
country precincts missing was $50,
against jointure 1888. The legislature
is strongly Democratic.
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California Goes Republican.

San Francisco, Nov. Returns
from the interior are not yet COM
plete. but the most reliable estimates
indicate that Gillette (Rep.) is elect
ed governor by a plurality of bout
10000. 1t is believed that a solid Re-
publican delegation has been elected
to congress-, and the Republicans nave
a majority of both houses of the leg
islature.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-11-07

The cadets at the Military Insti-
tute gave a dress parade and bataI-
lion drill for Governor Hagerman n
a large party of friends at the Insti-
tute parade grounds at four O'Clock
yesterday afternoon. The Governor
and his party vent by automobile
from South Spring.
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A PART OF THE GEN.
ERAL RETURNS OF TODAY

New York Nov. Z N:30 a. M
York for governor show Hearst's plu-
rality to be 1886.
Almost complete returns of the city
for the state ticket show that aside
from governor the Democratic state
ticket carried Greater New York by
pluralities ranging from $4,000 to
las, 900. This would indicate that I'M
less the Republican candidates for
offices below governor ran ahead of
Hughes above the Bronx, the full
Democratic ticket, except governor,
may be elected.
With some districts still missing
in Delaware, Essex, Hamilton, Onta-
rio, Oswego and ST. Lawrence coun-
ties, but estimating these counties as
giving Hughes a plurality of 1900,
the plurality of Hughes outside of
Greater New York will be 129, $50
and his plurality in the state $4,000.
congratuIates Hughes.
Washington, Nov. President
Roosevelt today sent a message of
hearty congratulations to Governor
elect Hughes of New York. The text
of the telegram was not given out.
The Next Congress.
Chicago, Nov. 7.-Dispatches to the
main Office of the Associated Press
this morning snow that the Republi,
cans have elected PA members to
congress, and the Democrats 157.
The missing districts number Is, near
ly all of which are represented
by Republicans.
There are $50 seats to be filled in
the house, and should the Democrats
get the remaining Is they could no
lcontrol. The Democrats made gains
in the following states: Illinois, 4;
Indiana, 2; Iowa, i; Maine, 5; Nebras
ka, /; New York, 1; New Jersey, /;
| North Carolina, L; Ohio, 2; Wiscon
sin, /; Maryland, L; Pennsylvania 5
The Republicans gained M in Ken
lucky. The result is somewhat doubt
full yet in nearly all the Missouri dis
~tricts, with the probabilities favorine
the Democrats.
Harris Ahead in Kansas.
Kansas City. Nov. 1.-THE Daily
-l.a-4z ~
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johnson Wins in Minnesota.

st. Paul, Mimi, Nov. 7-Governor
Johnson (Dem.) was reelected by at
east 10000 The remainder of the
state ticket is Republican with the
possible exception of secretary of
state.
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This is Something Like it.

Oklahoma City, o. T., Nov. THE
reports received up to 1890 today in
dictate that the Democrats nave elect
ed one hundred out of 112 of the del
egates that will compose the consti-
tutional convention.
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Texas is All RIGHT.

Dallas. Tex, Nov. 7.-Early re-
turns today indicate that the Demo
cratic state ticket is elected by about
200. 1000 plurality. The combined oppo-
sition polled probably 100000 votes.
The Democrats elected all the CON
gressional candidates.
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tive home. Both have made a great
lmany friends who will wish them ev-
cry happiness. The couple will go to
housekeeping at once at the Slaugn-
ter farm, where they will be at
home to their friends after December
1st
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Missouri Back in the Ranks.

ST. Louis, Mo, Nov. From the
returns so far received Missouri has
returned to h ranks of Democracy
by at least 10000 But until all the
returns are received Republicans head
quarters refuses to concede the state.
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Special to the Daily Record.

Special to the Daily Record.
Albuquerque, N. M, Nov. 6, 1870
p. m.)-Albuquerque goes for state
hood by 1,500, and the county will
raise this to about 1000. Sulzer beat
Childers by 1900. The entire Peoples
independent ticket is elected with a
landslide of about $50. The indica
tions are that the Territory will be
carried by from four to five thous-
and for joint statehood.
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cleared owe 800 at their dinner and
supper on election day. This organiza-
ton has elected Mrs. Sarah M. Ham
iIton and Mrs. B. F. Harlow delegates
to h national U. D. c. convention
which meets at Gulfport, Miss, Nov
amber IA.
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Notice TO NV Patrona

From December I will be prepared
to furnish you the best eggs on the
market, having secured thoroughbred
Plymouth Rock chickens. Ida B. ia
CODY, Sunnymead Farm Roswell. New
Mexico. 88tf TT&S.
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DR.. Edwin Emerson Davis will de-
liver a sermonette at prayer meeting
at the Presbyterian church tonight.
Special music will be rendered. Ser
vice begins at 7:30.