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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-15
Oh [.
Was Used by Woman to Start Fire
She is Dead and Her Husband
Badly Burned.

Vincennes, Ind, Oct l4.-Mrs. To-
seph Snyder, was burned to death, her
husband seriously burned and three
children anrrowly escaped cremation
at their home in St Francisville, III
today The woman attempted to re-
new the kitchen fire with crude oil.
Her husband tried heroically to save
his wife, but was obliged to abandon
her to save the children.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-15
FAVOR POSTAL BANK.

Des Moines la, Oct. 1.-THE Iowa
postmasters today ADOPTED resolutions
endorsing the postal savings bank
system under which money received
by the government will be deposited
in local banks in communities from
whence it Is derived. w. ]. Scott, Of
Ida Grove, was elected president
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-15
STUCK
On Rocks 10 Canadian Pacific Steamer
Athabasca With Crew and Pas
sengers Aboard.

Owen Sound, Oct. 1.-THE Cana
dian Pacific steamer Athabasca is
aground near the northe end of Bruce
Peninsula. The bow is high on a
rock, and the after part of the ship
in the deep water The crew of sc
and few passengers are still aboard.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-15
COLD WEATHER INTERPRETERS.

College Park, Md. Oct 1.-THE win.
try blasts prevented the flights of the
government aerial training ground to.
day II the prematuEe cold weather
continues 1t is possible the training
offices will be continued to some place
in the south
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-15
TRAVIS LEADS FIELD.

Brookline, Mass. Oct 14,-Walter
J, Travis. man.times national anna
teur champion. led field OF sixteen
today in the qualifying round of the
Country Clubs annual open amateur
golf tournament. Travis score was
$50; p. w. Whittemore was second
with 50.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-15
ANOTHER AUTO VICTIM.

st. Charles, Mo, Oct 14.-Mrs.
Charles A. Swade or st. Louis, was
instantly killed this afternoon when
q racing automobile ,iriyen sixty
miles an hour by Ralph Ireland, got
out Of control and tore away forty
feet OF fence on winch spectators
were sitting. Several others were In
iurod.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-15
STORM
Swept Middle and West Tennessee
Last Niaht--Wires are Down
Damage is Great.

Memphis. Tenn, Oct 14.-That a
destructive storm. wind and hail,
swept west and middle Tennessee to-
night, is evidenced by the fact that no
communication is possible in those
sections. Towns in the extreme west
ern counties report a sever wind, un-
roofing houses, levelling poles, etc.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-15
BANK ROBBER WHO SUIClDED
AT CHICAGO IS IDENTIFIED

Chicago, Oct 1.-THE Chicago po-
lice are satisfied that the man who
robbed the Highland Park Bank and
committed suicide yesterday was
Lamar A. Harris, o. Los Angeles,
Cal
May Harrington, vaudeville ac
tress, stated that she met Harris in
Los Angeles and last Friday dined
with him in a local hotel. He then
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-15
LIBERALS ELECT MAYOR.

Nashville, Oct. HILLARY r.
Howse, Democratic representative Of
the liberal element. was elected may
or BY large majority Johns. his
opponent, was supported by the pro-
hibition advocates.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-15

tod her he would be leaving soon
probably not to see her again. Re.a-
tives of Harris in Los Angeles re-
quested descriptics {. the robber S
body. 1t was forwarded tonight,
Miss Harringtons narration is con
now at st. Louis, who met Harris in
Los Angeles, and also in Chicago last
week
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-15
FOOTBALL,

Oskaloosa, Oct. lf-The Pennsyi'
vania University football team defeat
ed the Iowa Wesleyan College eleven
today. by a score OF to 5. 1t was
hard fought contest from start to fin
ish.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-15
BOOkMAkER ARRESTED.

Jamaica, H. l., Oct. t4.-Orlando
Jones and Joe Vendig, bookmakers,
were arrested at the race track today
charged with violating the anti.bet-
ting law.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-15
M'CARREN RESTS EASY.

New York, Oct. 14.--A bulletin is
sued at midnight said Senator Nc.
Carre mis- resting easily,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-15

summit, and showed a point which
Cook claimed was the summit This
was twenty miles from the summit. -
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-15

Want ads In the Bulletin are sure
result producers. Try one.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-15
MIGHT NOT REslGN.

Clinton, H., Oct 14.-0n his re-
turn from Bloomington today, Pen
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-15
RAIN STOPS THE
RACE PROGRAM
MARGIN WINS $4,000 WEST
STAKES AT LEXINGTON
WAS FAVORiTE --2:12 PACE
WAS UNFINISHED.

Lexington, Oct. 14After the favor
ite, Magin, had easily won the West
stakes in straight heats and four heats
had not decided the 2:12 pacing event,
a heavy rain necessitated postpone
ment. Flora Coffee broke badly in
the first and fourth heats of the unfin-
ished pacing race. Otherwise she
would have won
0.1o uona e1 0OO Tbraa in Hvo
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-15

Concluded on Sixth page.l
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-15

Concluded on Sixth Page }
The Detroit times., 1909-12-23
IN MANY GUISES
Story Exciting Dash for Fortune .Advntur
kcopyright 1905 by the Mewspaper AssoeatLonl

tiers | knew exactly what 10 do. Sir
VIM. Dagmar had a scapegrace nep-
hew-well. his scapegraceship should
be my scapegoat.
II was my masters custom to dis
pose OF his correspondence while
prepared his bath after waking him.
As | re-entered his bed chamber to
announce his bath ready | found MIN
standing before the fireplace in his
gown. watching the trans
mutation of Sir Chas. Venners mis-
sive into ashes in the CRATE.
Your pardon. sir" | murmured
softly. About a fortnight ago yor
commanded me TO Immediately in
form you il any stranger should ven
ture TO question me concerning your
affairs"
He swung around on instant and
faced me.
Well" he grated Well"
This morning. sir. about two hours
ago. a man came here and asked -
see you"
His name?" he interrupted harsh.y
He would shot give his name. sir
and for that reason took the liberty
OF refusing To admit him.
you did well. Brown. What had
he TO say"
He asked me 70 tell you that Mr.
Seton Dagmar wished you TO meet
him alone on the railway station al
Newhaven. at o'clock tonight PIE
cisely." Butts had told me that Sef
ton Dagmar lived at Newhaven.)
The Detroit times., 1909-12-23
,Continued from Wednesday,
The Operation,

Tuesday arrived before | knew quite
what TO do. On that particular morn
ing the postman handed me a letter
sealed with a peculiar signet, ad-
dressed TO my master. | had plenty
OF leisure TO investigate its contents.
II puzzles me how any people can be
foolish enough 10 imagine that mere
dab of wax. however cunningly i'm
pressed, can confer security upon
their correspondence. In two minutes
the seal was lying safe and uninjured
upon my pantry table, and the de-
tached envelope rested contidingy
across the mouth OF the bowl OF boil
ing water The letter ran as follows:
My Dear Dagmar-Whoever the
rascal really is who imposed upon Cav
anagh and myself on a recent memor-
able evening, he lied in declaring him
self an emissary OF the police. | have
just succeeded in establishing this
fact. have no longer any doubt but
that our adversary is a blackmailer.
and feel sure that before long one or
other of us will be approached. sim
cerely trust that the fellow will turn
out. as you suspected, TO be your
scapegrace nephew. In that case you,
of course. must deal with him, but In
any other event | am convinced that
our best course will be to prosecute.
This will notify you that | intend TO
The Detroit times., 1909-12-23

propose such resolution al our next
conclave. CHAS. VENNER'
"P. S.-If you can, see Cavanagh
today. | have been weak enough W
permit him 10 witness the operation.
II is possible that you may dissuadc
him. =. V.
carefully resealed the letter and
pressed the envelope with heated
fiatiron in order To remove all traces
OF my manipulations All the time
was in a whirl OF thought. For three
days T had been wondering how !
might get footing inside the hospital
and witness the operation which Mr..
Cavanagh had extorted a privilege 70
see. After reading Sir Chas. Ven
uers letter | was more anxious than
ever to do so. but the less hopeful
seemed my prospects. n Mr.. Cav
anagh had been bigger man ! be.
lieve I should have resorted To some
desperate expedient to get him out Of
the way. so that might take his
place. However. he lacked full two
inches OF my stature, and ! dared not
attempt TO impersOnate him.
solved the problem that was
troubling me while preparing my mas
ter's breakfast and when proceeded
Ito his room and handed him his let.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-23
From Another Point of View

And Brooklyn knows just how Denmark
Just the same PLATFORM
Hobon batleships Claus.
acquisition telephone made lot
People with will recall
Christmas shopping early
than shipped Smithsonian
institution Having mind the Copenhagen
have here.
II didn't think for moment would be prison.
Merritt convicted
Judge Connolly
should
Merritt Pertutng
that will
the stand the
protection of society OF Justice
The Detroit times., 1909-12-23
WISH TO SEE
NADEMOiSELN

my masters eyes glistened and his
cheeks flushed.
"Oh. indeed" he muttered. ANY.
thing else, Brown"
Yves, sir" I lowered my ev"-
and tried TO look abashed.
Never mind. Brown; tell me ex.
actly what he said.
He declared sir. that IL you did
not keep the appointment. you'd have
leisure TO repent your foolishness In
gaol!"
What he thundered, and threat
ened me with his clenched hands.
I'm sure beg your pardon. sir. y
] muttered, stepping back quickly and
affecting to be terrified
with a great and manifest effort my
master recovered his composure. He
even contfiyed TO smile. 'I-I-you
must forgive me. Brown he NUT
tered. Il could rot for moment
conceive that-that my nephew would
dare to send me such message. Mr..
Seton Dagmar is my nephew, Brown,
and | am sorry 10 say that
| raised my hand and quickly inter
rupted him. please don't say any
more. sir" ! cried in tones OF deep
respect.
"Have your way, Now return to
the subject. What more have you TO
tell me-"
VERY little. sir, except that the
man tried TO pump me. but gave him
rot a whit Of satisfaction.
NV master nodded. and, turning.
walked thoughtfully into the adjoin-
ing bath room. We did not converse
upon the matter again. but all that
day tic poison | had instnled into Lis
The Detroit times., 1909-12-23
OF ,,ourse, Have the
.bristmas Tree, But
Be Very, Very Careful
A Little Sane Judgment On the
Part of Heads Of Families
VIII Help To Save Prop
erty and Lives.


regard Thanksgiving first for sung them
selves with turkey oyster dressing plum pudding and mince
day likewise bad the stomach but people get
after consuming sufficient of dope for relief and
are ready when time again to fill to capacity
Christmas dinner isn't exactly fatal the spot
dangers Christmas which call
consideration.
considers duty readers call attention
tnem'
Every year ignition candles
to them the o many fires
Not only the loss of and possibly the loss of adjacent
property injury death beings may
the result
ignorance and
lessness nearly every preventable
Ohio realizes the Importance of appealing the
people his Christmas and has to the trouble of
issuing with Christmas
casualties fatalities
the Joyous holiday
You do % keep n mind this advice
of paper cotton batting tree
Don't any made of celuloid.
Don't light single everything ready
of juveniles be dazzled
let the children touch the tree.
Don't permit draught sway
illuminated.
Don't let Uncle Henry position
likely candle against
thing which will take fire.
Don't al illuminated unmatched
Dent put cotton carpet
covered ground
thing from the until the candles blown
of presents begins children and adults
giving their attention individual items rather than - effect the
whole doesn't much matter how the coA
the safety and the beauty of the also
that the presents be put under it, it.
n variety of Amabe
inexpensive baub artificial the purpose
with candy bags may beautifully
presents ordinarily placed disfgure by
presence prnging branches position spelling
symmetry thereby.
The dangers of Christmas churches the those in
liability death stampede roasting
Claus added.
years passed impersonator
Claus being burned death by his disguise taking
The cotton the ramnt of this dispenser of goods goodies
should strong before donned
presents from lighted tree.
What by Christmas is Christmas wherein
husasm spirit permitted get
ones good judgment
would
the person making the suggestion mobbed
is nevertheless pleasure little something for the little
connection with which there wisely be felt dire apprehension
The chances for accident however reduced point
taken outlined above it, in the happiness moment
derived from the happiness of the faced children forget
that tissue paper and false whkers infammable.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-23

Capt. r. p. Hobson displays greai
moderation. He says we should make
our navy as large as Japan's and Ger
manys combined, when he could just
"A well include Great Britain's and
Frances.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-23

and kissed my hand. II tingled for
days afterwards.
Heaven bless you. Monsieur she
cried. her whole face radiant Come
then. and we shall go TO them. Sir
Charles will be enchanted, for he hates
that George should be present, since
we have no one to spare who might
attend him If the poor boy should feel
III or swoon."
(To be Continued)
The Detroit times., 1909-12-23

Agnes sat playing bridge all tn,
afternoon with her back To a glorious
mountain view"
Yes She is president OF our BacI
TO Nature club. Life.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-23

II recalls Osgar's and Adolf's del
cision, that the best way TO have
avoided the recent train wrecks would
have been to avoid recent trains.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-23

The mikado is sending sealed
greeting OF amity which will take thd
place OF a jigsaw puzzle at cabinet
meetings.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-23

matter OF the spinal cord 1t was ion(
with the aid OF six monkeys.
Did the six monkeys catch the germ
or did they hold It while the scientists
were focusing the microscope on it,
The Detroit times., 1909-12-23

What do you make OF this? says d
dispatch: Scientists in the Rockefel-
Ter Institute for Medical Research
have discovered the germ of poliomy-
elitis, or Inflammation OF the gray
The Detroit times., 1909-12-23
MOST ANYTHING.

Indiana folks organizing a movement
for scientific mating. SO far only un-
mating has been reduced To science
in this country.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-23
OUR ANTEDILUvIAN NESTS.


bungalows?
not-they
The Detroit times., 1909-12-23
SPEAKING IN METAPHOR.

Eminent Tragedan Why did you stage insect?
Low Comedian: Because i got the hook, worm
The Detroit times., 1909-12-23
AMOUNTS TO THE SAME THING


lust
nd he ther sell = - "''
The Detroit times., 1909-12-23
The Truth. No Matter
Whom It Helps or Hurts

Now, let US have a sane Christ
mas
Once a year we have TO ask for
a sane Fourth of July-generally,
however, in vain.
We could have more sane Thanks
givings.
People would enjoy themselves
better, feel better and be in more OF
a real thankful mood if they didn't
The Detroit times., 1909-12-23
HARMONIOUS EVENT.

GLOW did he propose?
ION his knees
"How did you accept?
Same way-on his knees.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-23

(To be Continued.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-03
PRECINCT No 6.

Chavcs. Sotclo-Land in Pct s.
110x320 VS. I'D y. entrance. s.. J. II.
smith ,. aeequia W. pub road
land I'D ~. a. Padilla S. entrance,
T.. a.rquia w. Public road
2o0xaao Nds. Sd y. u j. chavez $.
J.. chavez Apodaca; T.. Rio Grsndc,
W. atroya-2oex200 VS.. Bd y. Jose
chavez s.. J.. Marine: T.. 4 w. Juan
SANCHEZ personal property, tlS75,
taxes. $3.50. penalty, SIS. costs.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-03

M th'Hl = Ii'f t7 VI tNN'' '~' ''''
more or loss. us dos. i'm arr to 100
schedule taxes S3N.Sa. penalty, 21ai.
costs. $2oo; total st21&
GWonwatcr. w. II land in Pct
8, 26t vs. wide, Hd n, Coutcras S.
MontoNas r. puh. road W. RIO
Grande-Pct. IS. 1870 vs. wide I'd. y.
strong; $. Conteras r.. pub. road.
w. Rio Grandc: ~250NS00 u.s. Bd. \.
Garcia ct al: =, Perea ct al, T.,
w. Otero- 100NS00 fit I'D n. Timi-
teo Griego, $. Reyes Quintana at AL.
=. coutra acoquiu. w. roadway
land in Pet. $. 37Nta6 rs. I'D ~. can
delaria. s. Padilla; =, NJ Gutierrez.
w. roadway 100 yds y. TO $ run
ming from road to river known rs
strong land ana Yfisarri land'-ir
village of Los Gricgas. purchase from
Tom Huhbell taxes. 5000; penalty.
81. 90. costs. Sc 20. total. $49.52.
GulenWater. W. H-land in Pet.
So. Sd y. GilenWater q naca; T..
Perca ct al; S. Garcia, Contrcras ct
al; w, road. ct al. personal $3.50;
taxes, $t155, penalty. $2o7; costs.
s. 40. total. $46,02.
Gutierrez. n Land i'm Pet, S,
IL aero I'd ~. Est g Armttoi s.,
road =. road; w, Est. l. g Armito
pets IS x fl, interests in the paiat-
flo n .\trisco Grants. land in Pot II.
"11G0x2000 VS.. I'D. y, + A. Huhhell.
s.. same r., rio Gplnde: W, hills
Land in Pct II. Soxdoo SIS ia ~, y.
TnrrcQ. < 4 f. q Duran. w. hills.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-03

fLop, no M of Sell, Sec. >. tn. 9
Fets Qo acres. taxes Ss.7q. mem
a. / . re- e. o.. total x51-
atty, ~ t"StS Soc "a ~ a y
Pet 10. n" = W. .av -. Man,
Nv. 81. costs, Sl.2oi toIal' 49, .
pet. 10, lot T. sec !, , > ~ u v
r al acres, taxes Sl.Ss; pehaItF'
a costs, $l.2oi total $3'lf
pet -. SEA Sec. 4, Up. > ~ u d
~ 100 acres; taxes, SI.51; penalty,
a.. costs. $40; total. S9l4.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-03

-, H. u Add personal property
~ .1N"s' >'N'2 penalty WV
80, Sl.oV '"tal' $o'.V'
pr 'I"N'r M-l-ahd IN Pet 90
ra. hSi't9 Ferea = purahes
,oau' e. NJ M3noeu' W. franclseo
ih, = HH "Ires. lots BLOCK -, rark
ad6 ,,"o}tSS ',a un'oyN n i"fh
=. Il Aad'i tots To -. bloGN y
reit'i aug I"iS Is 10 -, block g..
stu q -Nuu., personal S24V' taxes
$780,; b[n'tN. >'I'' costs >f.4o'
''tel, 80; Us
i"t1'"I' rI3hh Iots o. - 81
proeN ~ N1a personal prop-
'rt W laNeS. $4lo'; penalty $2.o5i
costs, $l.6o: total, $i47o.
To- a On ~ - i''tS : p4"Ih
y hla1i a. "l"tN =, Ipts ~ l.
ptp'N 81 ~ N"i'n'th Aau., per
'aa w -, fi'", |"N's' No".N"'
xeo "tS,H' F"''t '0S'S' S-4V' t"'"''
F
c, '"
'',''"' Nu'sta,I" LOIS - ana ="
pioVh = h"o" Aaa. personal proper
= 49, VsN'S. F"" o.. Pth9ltN, NI'@f'
N's,s, ''"u, to,aI S"",'9.
1%''H'' M n Lots L. = d.
"n9oN y. VI. 80 personal prop
80 Ff- pGHdItN' A-tlf'
''s's' @'"T' t't'I, $4".i9.
y - e., u lo'S 10 - dock
81 ." +f'g axes 49, penalty
GuhseL Ma3n9rd-Lots %, "a,
ana DOCK ~ springer Add
ttNeS' $3.50 pcnalty, $3.6I; costs.
Ai.ep' t"''D \i'-77.
IL.
Harrison. Geo w. loo feet of
lots ~ to 81. block 3. A.. Bros. Add.
I,t. - ,i.l no
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-03
VI

Metzgar, David Land in Pet IS.
t40 VS.. 3d.. n. carlos h. sanchez; s.,
J. Iuz sanchez; H., Severe sanchez.
w. Grant line land IN ret 9, 6 acres
80. a.. pub. road s.. Candida Page
T.. GrcGorio Apodaca: w Albuq
Land Co.-land in Pct. 4. $3.50 IL vs..
from river to hills. Bd. n, Est. Lucas
Armijo; S.. Andres Lucero ct nj, t.
river; w, hills, lots - 60 - blk.
'V'', A x r Ada. personal property.
$S05; taxes, S83 go; penalty, $1.ea.
nnats s., 20. tniII GO =
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-03

Jastro. H. A-IAud in Pct u. all
portion Hcrnabc NJ Montana
Grant lying and being in TT. II. ~.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-03

Moore. H. Wand ion Pct i3. Bd
~, L. Huuiek. =. Sisters. r., road
W Montoya. 30 acres taxes Sto.N'.
penalty. s. 90. costs. 5000. total.
xfiN5.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-03

Clark. Constance P-Iand in Pct
lots ! to s, blk . sanchez Ada;
personal property, SEQ taxes, SIS %
penalty, $t.44. costs, 81 90; total,
1872 80.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-03

Madison. Thos. X. D., Trustee
Land ian Pct. II. I'D y. Buchanan:
:. Tijcras road; T.. .Bclvidere Add;
W, r.. r., taxes S27654. penalty,
$13.S2, Gusts, S2.00; total S292 30.
Markowitz. C-Lut u and SO lot
IL blk. 1G. Eastern add; personal
property. SlGo. taxes So. -. penalty.
$f.13: costs, S1.6o, total. Se5.f5.
Mansour W Lots . and G..
* A.. Perea Add. personal prop
.rty $500; taxes, S25.57. penalty,
$l17; costs. $120: total. S259f
Mcdlcr. Soha-N. % feet s inches
Of iote 10. u. -. 16. block 30. y. NJ.
T.. Co. y. % feet lots 13. a. Is. block
!. a q = Add taxes $6f42- penalty.
81 -. costs. $500; total 696i.
Medler. Edward-N - feet lots 10
to -. block -. Y. NJ r.. CO.. :. 50
feet lot 10. "a. Is. block J.. \. 4 T.
Add. taxes. &e16 50. penalty. xt0.s4:
costs. $500. total. &229g7.
Meyers. II r 4 J M-Lots e.. 3
and 9. block . a y q. Add taxes
$Sf 20. penalty. $ioS. costs. $50,
total. IS Is
Moore. T. B-Land in Pet. 10;
ranch KNOW as the scott Moore
place Don . block p. n. II. lot Is.
y. & II. Add; personal property. sos.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-03

Kennedy. Geo. P-Lot T.. blk. F..
II. South Add; taxes, S3459: penalty.
$l.12; costs. S120i total, S37,51.
klcinwort. Emil-Pct. %: lane I'D.
~, block W. A. & = Add; s., j. a.
Lee; E., w. Metz, w, %Sandoval; lots
l. >. 3. 4, > 6, :. block w, A. & =.
Add. personal property $420; taxes
$1,000 penalty, $3.50; costs, $3.50;
total, $685..
knights of Columbus-Lots 10. "A,
block II, y. NJ. +. Co: taxes. $34.57;
penalty, $l.'2; costs, 81 50; total.
$37.S9.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-03

Treasurer and cN-o0ieio Collector
or Bcrnalillo County, New Mexico.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1909-11-04
Garrett County Still
in the Loyal Column
Every Candidate With One Exception EIecled. By Good
Majofities, Mr.. A. G. Ross Leading With US.
Stratus Amendment Defeated
BY More Than 1000

The Supervisors of Elections for Garrett County, which
the canvassng board to go and tabuate the re-
turns of the election held in the county Tuesday of this
week. will meet at noon today and it will require several
hours to go over the returns officially The Republican
has received sufficient figures however, to prove beyond
doubt that the entire Republican ticket with the ex-
cepton of the candidate for County Surveyor has been
elected by majorities ranging from 168 to TO-
The county gives Mr.. Frank E. Williams Republican
candidate for State Comptroller than 800 majority
and recorded its condemnation of of theStras amendment
by MAJ Ority of 1000 against the measure In
the State the amendment defeated by more than
$4,000 add as the Republicans will have sufficient votes
in the legislature this winter to prevent the enactment of
another suffrage amendment the voters will not be COM
PEELED to again fight for their rights in 1911.
In the judicial District Judge Boyd, Of Cumberland was
elected over D. Indey Sloan by majority of 472 Gar
rett county gave Sloan majority of 154; Washington
county gave Judge Boyd majority of $50 and Aegany
county contributed but SO majority for Sloan.
The following maorities for the Republican candidates
over those of the Peoples party made from unofficial
figures