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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-07-29
Committee Organizes as Final
Act In Connection With
First Convention.
HISGEN FOR PRESIDENT
John Temple Graves Named for
Vice President---Bryan's
Name Starts a Riot.

Chicago, July 29.-The national
committee of the independence party
today elected William r. Hearst
chairman, c. F. S. Neal of Indiana
and M. w. Howard of Alabama vice
chairmen. and Charles A. Walsh of
Iowa secretary
Hisgen for President.
Chicago, July 29-For president,
Thomas l.. Hisgen of Massachusetts.
For vice president, John Temple
Graves of Georgia
The above ticket was last night nom.
mated by the independence party.
The nomination of Hisgen was made
on the third ballot, his chief competitor
being Milford w. howard of Alabama,
and John Temple Graves of Georgia.
Reuben r. Lyon of New York received
complimentary vote on the first bal
lot and William Randolph Hearst had
49 friends who voted for him on the
HISl TWO DdilOlS.
The nomination of Graves was made
unanimous, all the other candidates
having withdrawn
Bryan's Name starts Riot.
Chicago, July 29.-William ]. Bry-
ans name, hurled into the midst of
the national convention of the inde-
pendence party as candidate for it's
presidential nomination., brought on a
riot last night
Orchestra hall has never witnessed
such a scene as that which followed
the instant that the state of Kansas,
through j. l. Shepard, sought to pre-
sent the name Of the democratic nom
inee for the consideration of the new
ly christened party. Three had been
named for the nomination for the
presidency prior to the riot I The
three were Milford w. Howard of Ala
bama, Thomas l.. Hisgen of Massa
chusetts and John Temple Graves OF
Georgia.
Refused Recognition.
Just as the platform was being
adopted under the gavel of Chairman
Walsh, late in the afternoon. Mr
Shepard had vainly endeavored to Sc
cure recognition. He was not recog
rized. When Kansas was called al
night, Mr. Shepard arose and asked
whether any person could be nomi
mated for president, regardless oi
whether he was or was not a member
of the independence party, referring
10 the refusal of Chairman Walsh tC
recognize him at the afternoon ses
sion.
Chairman Walsh replied that he haG
not ruled on that question.
In that case, Mr.. Chairman, the
state of Kansas has candidate" sait
Mr. Shepard, and he walked coolly tt
the platform. while the corps of ser
Eeants-at-arms became suddenly act
i've.
Mr.. Shepard reviewed the inciden
leading up to the convention then il
scssion and then turned to the repub
lican convention, asserting that in thu
nomination of Secretary Taft the re
pnblicans had nominated a Sanch'
Panzo for Don Quixote
"The democratic party has nom
mated a candidate"
But Mr.. Shepard got no further
wild chorus of Kisses and booing cam
from every part of the house. Gu
aboye all the noise one man yelled
whats the matter with Bryan?
Then the row was properly in opera
tion.
seized with Political Rabies.
Six strong men were required
hold the Hon. George Washington M
Caskrin of Rock Island in his seat t
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-07-29
Confident of Future.

Head of Failed Firm Dead.
Baltimore. July 29.-Thomas A. Nc
Intyre, head of the failed firm of T.
A. Mcintyre & Co, died here today.
Mcintyre e Co, a prominent New
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-07-29
virginia starts Freak.

Hearst, 40.
Virginia Starts Freak.
On the third ballot Virginia broke
from Graves and placed Hisgen within
a few votes of success. Then came
Washington with 10 for Hisgen, and he
was nominated. Other states changed
to Hisgen, and when the third ballot
was completed the totals We're:
Hisgen, S31.
Howard, 3S.
Graves. n.
Hearst, 2.
(ContinIIAd ON Page Ei1hfl
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-07-29

Chicago, July 29.-The national
committee of the Independence party
today elected William X. Hearst
chairman, c. F. S. Neal OF Indiana
and NJ. w. Howard of Alabama vice
ehairmen, and Charles A. Walsh of
Iowa secretary.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-08-15
Fl Tore SECURE de la
Nomination.

Todas las dudas que puedan haber
existido respecto 4 la nomination de
Andrews en- la convention republican,
del IS, Sc han desvanecido esta Sc
mana. Los siguientes condad0s que
tuvier0n convenciones esta semana
instruyeron q favor de Andrews:
Valencia, Bernalillo. Mckinley, Cha.
vez, Union, Luna, San Juan y Eddy,
Los condados de Dofa Ana y To-
france van sin instrucciones; Lincoln
fu6 instruido por Mann, y Mora por
Spiess. Aun no hem0s sabido del
resuItado dc las convenciones de
Quay y Guadalupe, pero Sc concede
que iran instruidos los delegados p0r
Mann. A mas de los condados que
citamos arriba los siguientes habian
istruidO va desde antes por Andrews:
Taos, Roosevelt, Sierra y Socorro.
Todavfa antes de la convention de
Valencia, los Pillistas tenfan espe-
ranzas, fundados en- no Sc que prome-
sas de Luna etc, etc. iTontos! Qui-
sas va Sc les olvido que Luna prome-
ti0 que serfan recibidos seis votos en-
la convention nacional y de ese modo
indujo los republicanos del Terrific
rio a que Sc pusieran en- ridfculo.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-08-15
LarraZOlO en- los COndadOs del
Sud-ESte.

Los reportes que leemos diariamen-
te en- los peri0dicos que nos han lle-
gado de los lugares donde ha andado
en- campafia nuestro porta-estandarte
para de'egad0 al congreso, el Hon.
o. A. Larraz0lo, no son otra cosa
sino alentadores en- 10 sumo. Su re-
conocida elocuencia, SUI l6gica indis-
putapIe Y la justicia de la causa que
representa-, le han Waldo la admira-
cion general y ha recibidO ovaeiones
espontaneas Y sinceras de las muche-
dumbres que han ocurrido a oirlo de
todas parties la redonda dc los luga-
res donde ha hablado.
Su campaiIa no tiene paralelo en- la
historic de Nuevo Mexico y es dudo-
80 que 10 tenga en- ningun estado,
pues desde que la principle ha estado
hablando hasta tres veces al dfa con
obletJ de cubrir el mayor campo po-
sible en- el tempo que tiene q su dis
posici0n.
Todas sus iuntas en- los condad0s
del vale de Pecos han pasado el re-
gistro en- atendencia y entusiasmo.
Hablando de la que tuvo en- la ciudad
de Roswell. donde no obstante que va
ell pueblollos ha dido tres o mas veces,
dice entire otras cosas buenas, ell "Re-
cordp: Gal comparecer ante Ia In.
mensa multitud de ciudadanos, en- Ia
casa de cortes, el sabado por la noche,
eI Hon. O. A. LarrazOlo, candidate
para delegado al congreso, reeibi0
una 0yaci0n. FL estallido de aplausos
fn6 tan general como sincero--plena
muestra de admiration y devotion al
hombre y q los principles que repre-,
senta, La casa de cortes era dema-
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-08-15
LAS VEGAS NUEVo MEXICO sABADo is De AGosTo De 1903

bre del votante, pudiend0se pereibil
q las claras y con un microscopic, una
diferencia notable en- Ia tinta con que
sc escribi0 el nombre eomparado con
Ia de los otros nombres, Y Ia circuns-
tancia adicional de que Sc repOrtd
perdidO el otrO libro de registration.
SLa pretendida perdida del librO de
registration no pudiera tener esta ex.
plicaci6n? los nombfes en- aquel de.
ben haber sido copiadOs por otra es-
critura distinta, y Ia persona que los
cOpi0 puede no haberse prestado para
falsificar el otro libro, Y al haberse
presentado los dos ibrOs con Ia falsi-
ticaci6n hecha p0r Ia misma mano Sc
habrian echado pOr Ia cabeza. Ade-
mas, Jose l.. Galindre, que era uno
de los jueces de registration oeclar6
positivamente que ese nOmbre no Sc
habia registrado en- ninguna de las
sesiones del cuerpo de registration
Y que 81 sc hizo despues fue sin su
conOcimiento Y sin su cOnsentimien-
to. La evidencia de Galindre es tan
to mas acreditable porque todOs los
Residences del barrio No. 3 saben per-
fectamente que el vosante en- question
no era residente del lugar en- esa oca-
sion, que vivfa anteriormente en-
Aqua Sarca y de ALI Sc traslad6 4
Las Conchas.
La cOmisi0n encargada de la pro-
.secuci0n de los crfmenes de election
intenta seguir adelante y traer ante
el fOro de la Iusticia q varias docenas
de ladrones mas, ineluso los que CO.
metieron fraudes en- la Ultima cleo
ci0n general en- esta plaza y en- algu-
nos precintos de afuera, especialmen-
te ell 36 donde los jueces de la gavilla
hace mas que catorce amos que han
estado privando de su voto q un clu-
dadano legal.
Las prosecuciones han sucitado al
gun extrecimiento entire los partida-
rios del crfmen, muy pocos en- verdad,
pero la generalidad del pueblo, irres-
pecto de partido, ha tenido mucho
gusto de que Sc ponga un freno a esas
practicas que amenazan destruir Ia
columna principal de la estructura
del gobierno del pueblo, que es el SUI
fragio libre, en- que todos los de un
partido y otro estan interesados, Y no
culpan d la organization democratica,
que ha sido Ia vfctima de los fraudis-
tas, como no culparfan al propieta-
rio de un novillo 81 acusaba al que Sc
10 rotara, 8 al ciudadano quelvi6ndose
asaItado aeusara a su agresor. El
partido democratico no lleva ninguna
idea ignobIe en- estas prosecuciones,
sino solo la legftima de protegerse en-
sus derechos, los mas sagrados que
tiene, que es una computation justa
" verdadera del sufragio popular.
El pueblo debe sentirse agradecido
q la organization democratica por sus
esfuerzos para arrancGr de raiz un
sistema de inmorali lad qce amenaza
sacramento destruir los cimient0s del
sufragio popular, y establecer un
regimen de pureza en- las eleceiones.
Aquel que tenga la mayorfa, sea
quien fuere, que goee ole sus empleos
~ de sus emolumentos, per0 es apre-
miante la nececidad de llmpiar de
corruption Ia santa institution del
sufragio libre y establecer su pureza.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-08-15
Los LadrOneS de EIeCCiOneS ante
ell FOrO de la JuSliCla.

Esta semana Sc di0 principle q las
procecuciones que fueron determina-
das por la organization democratica
del territorio contra los fraudistas y
ladrones de elecci6n de este condado,
habiendose comenzado el esfuerZo, pa
ra la vindicaci0n de la ley, con dos de
los lueces de election que actuaron en-
la Ultima election municipal, Pablo
Ortiz y JOSS Chavez. La historic de
los fraudes y descaro del primero es
notoria y sumamente apest sa. FL
otro es un hombrecillo insignificante
que nunca habfa ejercido el puesto de
juez de election pero que eyidente-
mente fu6 persuadido q prestarse de
instruments debido al aliento que
ofrecian los precedentes de los amos
plsados, y cay0 en- la red mucho mas
temprano que 10 que 10 esperaba.
La eausa instituida fue por haber
permitido votar q sabien las q un
Juan Montoya que no era residente
de La Plaza. La eausa del Terrific
rio fue presentada el microbes por
Don Manuel G. de Baca, el abogado
regular empleado para procesar A los
criminales, asistido por el Juez E.
V. Long, ell licenciado w. b. Bun
ker y el Hon A. A. Jones, mientras
Chas A. Spiess representa- q los reos.
La causa SO prob6 absolutamente,
pero los reos q Ultima bora presenta-
ron ell testimonio de ITO Lorencito
Baca, caracter notorio, y el del mis-
mo Montoya quienes juraron que este
era residente del barrio No. 3, donde
vote. No obstante que en- la contra
examination variaron absolutamen-
te y fueron completamente confundi-
dos, Sc hacia De.esario contrarestar
su testimonio original y para el efec-
to el juicio Sc prorrog6 para el dia q.
Otra cosa muy notable que Sc vic en-
la averiguaci0n fue la presentation de
uno de los libros de registration del
barrio, donde aparcce insefto el nom-
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-08-15
HubbeIl DerrOladO.

En- la gran lucha que Sc Lido ell lu-
mes pasado entire los republicanos del
condad0 dc BernaliIlo para saber
quien es el "ese,p los Independence
obtuvieron un triunfo marcado, ganan-
doles d los Hublistas por mas que 500
de mayoria. Sc ealcula que la con-
venci0n Sc compondra de algo mas
que 100 Independence contra cosa de
90 de los regulares.
La pelea fu6 acre y crimin0sa en-
extreme; posiblemente Sc consiga la
ammonia, peroIsera la ammonia de los
que llevan apuestas y diferentes doc
trinas.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-08-15
NUM-. 2s

Ia clarifcaci6n de corrientes, el desa-
rrollo del poder de aqua, y la preser-
vacion del poder electric0 generado
por esta fuerza natural, contra el ma
nejo de los monopOlios,-y, para tai
fin urgimos estO de todos los poderes
nacionales, de estado y municipales,
tanto separadamente como en- con-
junto.
Sc Continuara.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-08-15

Guadalupe Campos bien conoeido
en- esta ciudad, Sc encuentra en- Ia car
eel del condado, hahiendo sid0 remi-
lido por el juez de paz de 10 Plaza
Nueva, sin fianza, para esperar la
acci0n del pr0xim0 gran jurad0. Pa
rece que una mujer llamada Schmidt
quej0 contra Campos acusandole de
haber atentado asaltar a su niiiita dc
clnco amos. El atentado Sc dice ha-
berse hecho el jueves de la semana
pasada. Campos estuvo en- su casa
durante el jueves, y el viernes, ha-
biendo dido deciF que Sc trataba do
lincharlo SO fue d La carcel y Sc entre-
gj oil carcelero Enrique Sena. Cam
pos fue presentado ell sabado para la
examination preliminar, Ia cHal eva
di0 sin que Sc tomara evideneia algu-
ma, pero segdn dice el Optic, la mu-
Ier Schmidt reclama que habiendo
dido llorar a su nina entr0 ella al
cuarto Y encontr6 q Campos teniendo-
la y rotdndole la ropita; que ella CO.
rrio en- busca de auxilio y entretanto
81 hugo. Es incredible el que Campos
pretendiera hacer el atentado que 10
acusa la mujer, pues aunque es exec
sivamente dado 4 Ia bebida, en- otros
respectos ha sldo siempre buen ciu-
dadano. Bien pudiera ser que q
trat6 de acariciar q la nina v ella,
viendolo borracho y no conociendolo,
llorara.
FL Remedio de Foley para los rinones
curara cualquier case do los rinones Ia
vejiga que no este tuera del alcance de
Ia medicina. No hay medicina que
pueda hacer mas. DE venta por Q. g.
Schaefer J La Cruz Roja.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-08-15
HERRERA DE ALIRE.

Participo q mis- patrocinadores,
amigos y al pnbIico en- general que
he de nuevo alberto mi taller de he
rrerfa, en- mi antique lugar de In Gale
DOce, donde me encontraran listo pa.
70 hacer toda ciase de trabajo de mi
linea a precios moderados y garanti-
zando satisfaction.
6-24-tf, Gregorio Alire.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-08-15
cAMINos posrALEs.

Favoreeemos la ayuda federal a las
autoridades de estado y locales en- la
construction y mantenimiento de ca
minos postales.
TELEGRAFOs Y TELEFoN0s.
Comprometemos al partido demo-
cratico al decretamiento de una ley
para regular los cargos y servicios de
compalias telegrahcas y telefonieas
empleados en- la Transmission de men
safes entire los estados bajo Ia juris-
dlcci0n de la comisi0n de inter esta-
dos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-12
TwENTY-F1RsT ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

The First Election District is bounded bv and within
avenue West One Hundred and Tyyenty-sixth street
t and EoTni7gsi5s I'm, IiH!l[ed and I"enty-thLrd
The Second Election District is bounded BY within
West one Hundred and Twenty street s.
street and Morningside East '-'i
west one Hundred and Twenty~ street 1n' s Wth
avenue West one Hundred and Twenty seyenth street
The Fourth Election District bounded BY and within
nue. West one Hundred and twenty seventh street ana
me rim Election District is bounded by and within
Hundred and Twenty eighth street 70 the corns ~
West One Hundred and Twertyninth street ana F,r,5
aS rse9 az I, - a Cne hundred and Twenty
diagonal line from m corner OF IenOx and est
Eif.b avenue and Vest ore Hundred and hrtsth street
one Hundred and TWenynin,b strsst ana OF West
the corner a. West one Hundred and Tventy
street s seG 800 ES sile NM, anq teaoS avenue
Net Net one one aadTs ana ana srs .sr Len01
The isata Election D!-.Ti5 is bounded BY and within
West one F1lndfel ara Tnirty- FIRST
nue. West One hundred and Twsnty-nnth street ana
The Nuth Election District IS bounded BY and With,
West on Hundred and Twenty seventh street ana os
The T-n' 4in 6sa9 ,5 P7t5et :; bounded
nue. Vest one Hundred ana Thrtieth street ana 81
The Eleventh Election District Is bounded nv ana Within
West One Hundred and Thirtythir street Seventh ave
nue. West One Hundred and Thiryrs and Eishtb
wI3 as oE e 435 Es 5S P T,S Is sosHa 9 and h
Vest One Hundred and Thrry-hrst ana seventa
The Thirteenth Election District Is bounded By and
Hundred
avenue. West One Hundred Thfrtieth srree,
ThiTeth street and Filth corner 81 Wet
one Hundred and Thirtyhrst street Lenox aveaus
and Larox -0
The Fourteenth Election District is bounded by and
within West one Hundred
West one Hundred Thiry-second street aCs
f.eno 9--
The Fifteenth Election District bounded by ana f,b
West one Hundred AMI Thirty-fouFth Ffrrh
rue, West One Hundred and Thirty THIRD street ana
Lennx ~
The sixteenth Election District Is bounded Nv -,
within West One Hundred and Thirtysfth street FIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-12
ELEVENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

wse ' Err 5s'p s District 4b5 0 Ts5ss By and
third street ant Eleventh avenue
diagonal Inc fo th rn is 0 OF s BY and E,P
fs 3 a5 &ln ee t Ri a9 an9 9s VEST F9Ty
The ThrT Election District is bounded by and within q
diagonal line from the Ninth avenue and West
West Fory-f0urth street Eighth avenue west Forty
TIE Fourth Election District is bounded by within
faa street -fsEona Inc from tue corne es .. %.
vest F0h street ahd NntS sye ~ me ana 32' SntS
The Fifth Election District is bounded by and within
West Forry-sxtb street. Nirth West Forty
Pr stree as a2a Mini f2 the to o the oS or
me sixth Election Distric. bounded By within
|-{ mn + z5 stree Iep'n avenue west Forty
in wes, Fortixth street. Tenth avenue, West Forty
Tse Eighth Election Dstnc. bounded by and within
TIE Nintn election Tistric, BY and within
sizLa street ana Tenth avzaqs -. ,--.-. 49,. -
wes: For+yzavent6 street Eighth avenue Forty
The Elevenh Election Dlstrir is bounded BY
n diagonal line from the corner OF West Fory-eighth
ninth street and Eighth ayeHus Eighth avenue West
~ Tf7 s 1900 e5q D s a 5155es h and within
W. a7 ss5ta srrear Nfn+b aTen9e wes Fort
The Th,-Jeenta Election District is bounded by and
within ives, Fortg-ninth street Eleventh avenue West
street and Hudson river
TIE Fourteenth Election District is bounded by ara
Fo-Tv-eigfth and Tenth avenue
Election District s bounded by and
within Ninth d.
Vest FoTty-ninth street
Ninth the corner or Tenth avenue and
West Forfv-eghfh street ana Tenth avenue
The Sixteenth Election District is bounded by and
v-trEu line from Cf Tenth
a-d west Fortv-eghth the Of West
Fo-tv-nfnt1 Ninth Ninth and
he s.Zeafsenth Fect1on District bounded by and
diagonal line from the Of
-gh-H FortY-ninth street 70 the
neT OF West Forryeizhth street and Ninth and
Ninth
WITHIN Ffftieh Ninth avenue, West Forty
ninth street Tenth avenue
TIE Ti-e,een n Election District IS bounded by and
Tenth avenue. West
and HUDSON river
T--enre-n Election District is bounded BY anG
Eleventh avenue West
West Fiftieth street and
Hudson river 49,. l., ,.-, A., -
,triu pes, rffty-nrst Ninth avenue West Fly
-ta.r street 20 Tenth
The T,rentv-second District bounded by and
Effrv-arsr Eighth FIT
-tefb erre Ninta avenue
rvrarf,-rhIre District bounded by and
West street, EGnth avenue. west
Tffrr Nrzrs tre ana Ninth avenue
fourth Election bistTict - bouhd@S oy enc
attain V-es second street. MINI avenue. Nes'
r-isr,-f-st street ard Tenth avenue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-12
Election Notice.
EIGHTH ASSEMBLY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
'ithn Stanton street Orchard street Rivinr,n STRAIT
nj Forsyth 'e'1A s-i1e1
NINTH ASSEMBLY nrerp,r-

The First Election District l. bounded by ana w,,,,
West @ street Tenth avenue West Thirtieth
TIE Second Election District is bounded by and within
4st street Ninth avenue West Thrtysecons street and
wsi lTa Election District Is bounded by
as5 street Eighth Thiryfourh street and
The Fourth Election District Is bounded by and within
IVES. Thirty 18th street Ninth avenue West Thirty
The Fifth Election Disric; is bounded by and within
line fronl corner =, E,e % Elghth avenue diagonal
avenue wesr nST , Of %sst Thrtynfh street and Ninth
VEST lxth Election District bounded by and within
SIKH street and Hudson river
he Seventh Election District is bounded by and within
stsh 1nlr,y-seventh street Eighth avenue West Thirty
he Eighth Election District bounded by within
West Thirty-fth street ana Ninth avenue to
e CORNER Of West Thirtysxth and Eighth
The Ninth Election District bounded within
seventh ven street and Ninth avenue
West TTtynya stree5 Eieve6ts o sTen9e west rh9
slsn street Ninth avenue West Thrty-seventh street
The EeyeTh Election District bounded BY and
shf5 street Eleventh avenue. West Thryninth stree:
wf The T T.. ElseS3 Disrs: sounds5 by and
ThLTty-eighth street and Tenth avenue
within sFona 2 rom D t Corner S e Ms 9Y hr s3d
Forfeit re sns ME- svsngs to the corner Of Wsst
The Fourteenth Election District IS bounded by and
within West Forty-hrst street TO West
Freih street diagonal line from the Of West
Eortieth street Eighth West
lhrty-ninth and Ninth Ninth avenue
Inc Fifteenth Election District IL bounded by and
within diagonal line the OF West Forty
Ist stTeet and Tenth West Fortsth and
Nlnth avenue Ninth West Thirty-ninth
avenue
The Sixteenth Election District IS bounded by and
within West Forty-secord street. Ninth dag
onsl line from the Fortieth and
Ninth avenue West Forty-hrs
Tenth avenue. and Tenth
Inc seventeenth Election : b. and
within West Forty-sec9nd Tenth West
Fortieth river
The Eighteenth Election District is bounded by and
within West Forty-fogrth street Eleventh
Forty third street Tenth Forty-second
street ard Hudson river
Inc Nineteenth Election District bounded by and
within West For-v-thtrd street. Ninth avenue West
: oTty-second street and Tenth
he Twentieth Election s. bounded by and
within West Forty-third Eighth avenue West
r o-ty-frst street Ninth avenue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-12
Election Notice.

TwENTY-FTRsT ASSEMBLY DIsRTCT-Contfau-d-
avenue West One Hundred AMI Tair,ysoursn ana
The Election District - bounded bz ara
Lenox Hundred Thirry-shIrd st-ser
and Seventh
within West One Hundred AMI Thir+y-rolrth strssst
Seventh avenue Wsst One Hundred and Thirry-shf-d
The Ninetsenth Election District bounded ~ and
within West orr Hundred and Thirry-stxtn strsess
Lenox avenue. wesr One Hundred ard ThirrT-foursa
The Twsnsieth Election District Is BOUNDED b Sud
within West One Hundred and Tnirtyaf,h street So
enth avenue. West One Hundred ard Thirty-fo-rtn
street and - Nicholas
The Twsutyfrst Election District - oounted ~ ara
within West One Hundred and Thirty seTe1tn stree-
Seventh West one Hundred and ThiTry-a1ta
s-r-et- St Nicholas Avenue: W-st one ESnaT7a N79
Thirty-stzth street and Eighth avenue.
Ire Twentysecond Election District oourfsf - ard
within West One Hundred and Forterr street seve-ts
avenue West One Hundred and Thirty seventh strsse
The Twenty-tnri Election District - bounded ~ an4
within West One Hundred s1d Forty-nrst Street -
enth West one H1zGsd ~ Fcrtietn street ana
IRE Tenty-fosrth Election bounded ard
Frbth avenue vVezr one Hundred ara ThI-ty-sixrh
Nicholas -.
Election District - c0I11e1 y $50
ztbi- yvsSt 0,. T175-sS ara Trirty-sourrh streer.
street Nicholas avenue West or t11n-@l
Thfrtieth street. Amsterdam avenle. go OH7
IRE Tusrtv-sfxth Election District = o7ureed y
One Hundred ana E7rty-fTssI 80
street Ar1s-srdsu avenue. West one H1ndr@1 a.
Thirty-sixth street ard Hamilton place - 5000 ~
and within West one Hundred and Forry-irss- -
Hamilton place. Broadway. "es IN
The TEautv-sizbtH EIectiou Dtstr1cr - ooandea y
ana within West one Hundred ard 50 49,
Amstertan aysnge ~ez ys5 One FIaadrsd thirty
third street and Hudson River