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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-23
Lfye Mepps From Mew Merico and Arizona
What's DOING all OUer the Great Southwest

Hen OF the Union Clothing company;
j RI. Foster Of The Ingcrsoll-Rand
company. J Il. Pettus and NJ. ;.
Thorman, an of FL paso. We're In Las
Cruces Tuesday on business before the
referee appointed BY the court tn the
StcDhens0n-B Bennett Mining company
rcceivcrship case.
Mrs Henry Sims entertained Tues
day evening AZ her home on the Ala
media road IN honor of Miss Lillian
Simmctt. Those who enjoyed Mrs.
Sims hospitality were; Misses Lillian
Parker, Bertha Brown. Doris Brown,
Flornece Gorton. Hazel Priest. and
Miss Bristow; Messrs Fred Priest,
Roy Baker. Fred Gregg. Numa Des-
sauer. Stewart Baker. Gray GortonI
Edwin Holt. and Oliver Lehman
Mrs. William JacohN returned yes
terday from q visit with her parents
Hermosiilo, Mex. Mr. Hostetter j.
an old time Las Cruces citizen and has
been United states Consul at his pres
Ont post Tor 1--WE years.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-23
ALLEGES He WAS
OFFERED $1,000
FOR TESTIMONY
Sensational Allegation Made
by Witness in Subornation
Of Perjury Trial in Progress
at Roswell.

Especial Dispatoh 90 the Morn'n< Journf,
Roswell, Y. NJ, Feb. S2-That ).
=. Eldridge promised him a thousand
dollars IL he told the right story on
the witness stand during tho trial ot
w. r. Wells for the murder OF the
carpenter Shirley during q strike IN
Roswell some months ago was the
statement made on the stand in the
district court today by J. w Day
Day is the principal witness for the
prosecution in the case Of Eldredge
Wells and James Walker charged with
subornation of perjury in connection
with the Wells trial. Day was on the
stand nearly all day. lie alleged that
Walker came to him n told him
he could get money If he did right
and stated that Wells and his lawyers
paid him forty-hve dollars and never
paid the balance. Minor witnesses
were also on the stand today. The
hearing viii likely last W. days and
Is causing much interest. Defend
ant Eldridge who has been served
with a warrant wired today from
Boise, Idaho. that he is enroute to
Roswell.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-23
1000 TON ALFALFA
WAREHOUSE At
ANTHONY
MesiIIa Valley Farmers Fomu-
late Plans for Advertising
Campaign Las Cruces Hap

cHlllgSl

Especial Corrcspoadencs ~ Mornlr= seurnaii
I.As Cruces. y A., Feb. SD. W
Morgan. 81 Carlsbad, who has had
charge uf the Electric Light and Pow
er plant Of that place. VIII arrive in
"a daA or VS. Co take charge OF the
Las Cruces Electric Light and Ice
plant 8s manager
5 r., Rose, 81 the Mormon
mining company. canac down from the
gold camp the past week. MT Rose
reports much activity att he camp.
Development work is going ON in over
4 dozen places and high grade ore is
opened M
a newcomer ~ the valley Is VIII H..
Trent oi ~GoldWaithe. Tex. who arr
arrived here the past week IA Viii
reside here Tor the future Nil Trent
and his father were Wne OF the two
banks AZ Goldwaithc. which they o
last August. They came here look
ing Tor q new location and purchased
the Carrefa ranch, together with FIVE
tWo-story cement block buildings ON
the main road TO the college. 4or
xHN.00a. Nit. Trent returned to his
old home 90 close un his AFFAIRS re-
turuing hast week 90 stay.
The lecture OF Cen. Y. J Niljoen,
which hc delivered at the Methodist
church in I-tS Cruces. un Friday night
WAS largely attended and much en-
4 3oyed, Ills subject was "Reminis-
cences ot the Borr WAR and ne
handled his subject with "a skill which
betrayed HAT he Was thoroughly at
homo on tho subject I'm its minutest
details he took Nou with him 40
South Africa, and Tor q Time you
ialmost forgot that Las cruces was on
lmap
Henry p. nowman. special guardi-
GIN foe sophia Christ s.. a. al filed an
order from the district court discharg-
ing him and his salretics. it appear
lng to the court that th. said guardian
has made the Stle of real estate i'm
Nolved tn the estate and duly dis
hursea end accounted for the funds
trecciVed.
The l.is Cruces humber company
received "a car lHid al steel Monday
Ito DE used In the new Mitchell huild-
ing
The Bcrino.Anthony Farmers Un-
ION held "a most enthusiastic meeting
al Anthony the past week. and among
the plans discussed the erection OF
"a i0a0-ton alfalfa Warehonsn at An-
thony. A. r. Coleman represented
the Nesills Naney chamber OF com-
mcrce delivered am intrrcsting and in
strpctlng address ON the necessity and
iNaiur oi perS istent aud i%u.iieious
1NN,ftiSiur. Upon motion at e. A..
Thompson. seconded hN TonN A. Fer
tet, q committees of three was appoint
~ g." hf known aS the publicity COM
niiie Air. Coleman suSgeSted thar
GOES Antitttt Co-op-ritte with ttv
Mrsliia valley chamber of commerce
~ svRlaitias tes session OF tiee eeun-
tft Hna Hs atre immediately taken
under Ut tur tia issuing %
a rrHre of this Nalle1.
at view tire mectinG
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-23
BUTTE
PROJECT NOT TO
Be DELAYED
f Condemnation Case Is Car
ried to Supreme Court Money
viii Be Placed in Escrow and
Construction viii Proceed.

fsnecial nispatci, to the Nnrnins Iournatl
Socorro. ~. NJ. Feb. 22.-ThCrc IS
little likelihood that the work of con
struction on the Elephant Butte re-
clamation project viii be delayed BY
the condemnation proceedings nov
pending before the commissioners in
this city. This is gathered from
the expressions By attorneys for both
the Victoria Land and Cattle conn
pany, defendant in the suit, and for
the government. IL the case is ap-
pealed to the United states supreme
Court. it is understood that the goV-
Will deposit in escrow the
sum Of the appraiSemcnt put on h
land by the commissioners and that
the building Of the dan VIII proceed
and let the litigation take care OF il
self.
That the act of the legislature au-
thorizing the building OF the project
approved BY congress are unconsti-
t1tioual on the ground that h gov
eminent has no legal right TO reclaim
desert lands not owned by the gov
eminent is one of the claims set forth
bv the defense in the case. The hear
ing before the commissioners today
brought out this point. Five or six
witnesses for the Victoria company
were on the stand today and all with
one exception placed the value ot
the com pany's lands TO be submerged
nv the reservoir at se~venty-iive dollars
an acre. one witness placed il NJ
.xl2b an acre. They estimated the
value Of III adjoining upland at an
average of five dollars an acre. Is
timating the value of the dam site
at IA million dollars the company uses
this valuation as n basis for the value
OF its adjoining lands
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-23

h'sh-e Arizona. FEB 2l.-SinSiu-
from the 1899 scos .cge. has hcca
started IN the Sacramento shaft 81
the Copper Queen mining company.
When che ice foot ietrl swim b.
frAtnfH b Sacramento VIII hf the
deepest mine IN thc uhoic district.
Al the Hnlaraok shaft the Conner
Queen has made Is rieh strike 81
Quartziie while ~~NcaNating %
.ter g hls Vein ~ copper located a short
time ago Il j. expected that the
station on the 500 feat level az the
Eoihrock VIII soon H. completed So
the Dix pumps can De- Installed
~ centrasr with thc extraordinary
.attfity tht camaany Is showing 10
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-23

Fl Paso. Feb. eI-The snow storm
-rcap. consisting Of seven gold claims
IN the north end OF the Dos Caberos
mining district. Cochise county. Ariz.,
IS ow ned hx Pence Pros. ~ TINS city
lhe properties are northeast Of The
tamous Commonwealth mine, at
Pearce. separated by q narrow valley
from the latter. George Pence and
Milton Pence purchased those proper
lies eighteen months ago from tns
ersxhoy discoveries. when there WAS
only q ten-fcnt prosper hole On tine
snow storm No T.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-23
$4,000 IN A SINGLE
|NG0T REACHES
PRESCOTT
Bar of Gold Shows a
Big Output of Yayapai Coun-
ty Mines; Mining Notes of the
Southwest,


Especial Correspondence to slorning Journall
Prescott. .Ariz.. Feb. 2l-Thfee
thousand dollars in one single glitter
ing gold bar and a carload Of twenty
tive . u ~ concentrates, was the re-
suit of ii run OF 200 tons Of ore from
the North Capitol Hidden Treasure
nd Eherhardt mines on j. nx creek.
made ~ the Poland mill, BY Dyson.
TAYLOR 4 Conner. This Is going some
fer Navapai county.
The big bar WAS brought to the
city Yesterday and the concentrates
SIN ne shipped in the next few days.
The batch millcd will reach q value
81 about S35 per ton. and vas taken
aut h. this firm from DEVELOPMENT
As a result ~ this splendid demon
strati0n the above firm az energetic
young mining men win continue op-
erations 20 depfh on their group. and
VIII have. in a short time. milling
facilities III their oNn 10 treat the
incoming Weld. They have pur-
chased the Pine Mountain ten-stamn
miii. and arc o~vvrhauling the same.
which Is Situated about cne-haif mile
from their properties.
They Will continue sinking on the
Capitol. Hidden Treasure and EAef-
hardt mines In Zach OF which the
SHOW ing is attractive.
The have rtaNy for extraction
: big onnas from each, and for
the present the mill will be rUn on
thu day SHIFT only. The bullion re-
teivad yesterday H. the iifst plsc-
teal illustration this form has made
on the properties. and coming from
a depth ct less than ouc hundred ieet.
shows the desirahilits OF the group
is q mining proposition of the future
u also shows what muscle will ac-
comrlish. when 4" is supported by
practical consideration 0f under
ground conditions. these Young oper-
afors Individually doing mine work
as wall as directing the performance
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-23

we have done ahout -5e feet Of
development work, sinkin. an eisnty-
foct shaft gnd three drifts and run y
lrs-root U.nnei ur drift on the Vein
from me loot OF the hin We arc
continuing this drift. having arranged
to run zee feet this year ana anti
mately Wiig reach SOC feet. giving e.
vertical dewth TOR STOPPING st l.uvn
fset An or work has been on pa,
ore. there being continual rich spots
of wonderfully riCh ore. We have
over 1ue G ~ sac free milling sold
Gre on The dunn. besides a lar9e tom
mage OF lower grade OF never sorted.
aur hirh grade runs Ss0e. $500. SSeD
ana Ss.eaa gold q ton. \ an our ore
earries values from IS q ton ur.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-23

AT that time" said. AR Pence.
thcre was great excitement an over
southeastern Arizona over the Won
derfully rich out-crops. and they lost
% ume in getting the properties. The
record Of tne Commonwealth is that
10 has produced $4,000, zoe in gold
IN the past ten years. the richest gold
mine in Arizona. ii was also discoV-
cred by cowboy prQspccters- There
Is no question put what ne have the
same vein as the Commonwealth.
which runs n-ortheasterlv toward u
mines. dipping under the Intervening
narrow valley, and outcroppinss on
nj hills again. and it runs over q
mile through our snow storm claims.
The quartz is id-ntical and The Valuts
are fhn Se-ra
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-23

roles's Orino Laxative. When you
nave that dull. heavy. feve-ish feeling
accompanied hy constipation. when
rcu have headache. indigestion. bill
business. rain in stomach ani bowels.
hen Won heed FoieyS Nrinn IaNa-
dive. u moves the hcwels freely and
xcntig. ana thoroughly lCars the in
festival fract 1t docs not grippe or
nauseafe anil cures constipation J..
al. pEiaNV and CO.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-23
Healing Waters of Palomas
Hot Springs Cure Hundreds

Historic Old Town Win Come Into New Era With Compile
ton of Elephant Butte Dam; Las PalomaS PROMISES 10
Give Cutter Run for Money if Sierra County Seat IS Ever
channel. Something About the Past and the Present OF
the Town.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-23

thie district. either in developing new
eround or in the sinking operations
work has been suspended on the PROF.
erty located in the Courtland district
A fierce Of lO0 men has been laid on.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-23
CHILD MAY DIE FROM
BURNS
Mother Seriously Burned Try.
ing to Save Baby at Roswell
Battery Equipment Arrives

Especial pisrsioh o. he Nsrninx 5c1ruaii
Roswell y A. Feb 4-lofA
Dean Aubrey our year old aau-Ater
al Airs r. Antrfy nf Roswell MAS
hsdh and perhaps fatally burned or
thc lower part 81 thc hula last night
81 hen htf dresS c1uEht ofr from
burninG weeds Tho mother had one
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-23
QHeA4ioM
S;clG
WoMeM

Jf Won had positive proof that a certain remedy for
female ills had made many remarkable cures would you
not feel like trying it? -.
If during the last thirty years we have not succeeded in
convincing every ~fairminded woman that LYDIA I. INK
hams Vegetable Compound has cured thousands and thou-
sands Of Women Of the ills peculiar to their sex, then we
long for an opportunity to do SO by direct correspondence
Meanwhile read the following letters which we guarantee
to be genuine and truthful.
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Inflammation, dreadful pains each month ana suppfessipn. !.
had been octoring and receiving only temporary rcIc.r " ncn"
friend advised me to take Lydia 4: pinkhams sesetaDie So1 OH
Dound. L did so, and wrote to you for advice. } nav ~ mus
followed your directions and now, after taking my NJ D ~ a,
of the Vegetable Compound, l have every reason 20 DcItcse = ~,
q well woman. l give you full permission TO Use my test1mohia1
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-23

a party Of about thirty coionists
from Tennessee arrived last week and
intend 10 take over tracts of farming
land in the region OF oak Greek. a
tributary OF the Verde river. in AFi-
zona
Automobile owners OF Prescott have
e1cctcd an Organization and elected
the icIiny, int enicers for the ensuing
year. II. NJ Foster, president. Chas.
r. .Iosiin. vice. resident; H. D. Ait
! Ken. secretary; ana e.. \. Hesia'
4 treasurer
The ven known Spencer e. Cherry
ranch in the Verde Valley Of Arizona,
has been sold 10 William i. Wingiield
ttrCamp Verde. for a consideration OF
$1,000. The deal includes title TO
ITO acres. water rights. fumes. rights
OF WAY for nine miles and other priv
hegcs-
An unknawn man who has been in
Yuma one daS. stating that he come
from Mexico and who had applied for
4 worR rs a m~achinlst. COMMITTED SUI
eide by shooting himself through the
mead Al the Palm lodging house at
Yuma where he had rented a room
for one night He did not give his
name and no clue 70 his identity was
found on him. He was an American
ard weighed goo pounds. was fairly
well dressed and had on his person
Sl3 and a gold watch. He had ap-
|parcutly made deliberate prepara-
t'ons "a conceal his identity.
George Webster. Jr.. Of Clmarron.
ihas been granted a franchise for a
water works at Cimarron. The com
tpauy which was INCORPORATED some
time ago BY Mr.. Webster and others,
is The Rayado Power company. They
win pa in a complete water works
service as soon as Ciinarron is incor-
& Durltcd. which will hs very soon now.
The system, to be used viii cost be-
tween fifty and seventy thousand dol
lars, and VIII Re finished within pos
sibly the next eighteen months. This
is "a great step toward progression
for Cimarron. and viii mean far more
the Improvement in 2 short time TO
The tovn.
After having lain Tor three days
in an Isolated spot near the Indian
Village of Teclota in the Papago coun-
try, the body Of Manuel Felix. half
eaten by coyotes, was discovered DS n
party 20: s-arcners according 10 news
oi tbs affair brought to Tucson Fee
Xix is thought To have committed sui
eide. He was an Indian residing
"a reclnta ID three days prior 20
the discovery OF ME body. he lett his
home IN that village. riding horse
back. bcHD0 n<tensfbiy Tor another
point on some business. His riderless
horse. wtth saddle ana bride still IN.
returned 10 Felix's home and parties
were organized At once te aunt for
him.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-23
CURRY
TO ENTERTAIN
OFFICIALS
Retiring Governor viii Give a
Dinner Thursday Evening to
Members of His Administra-
tlOil,

Especial Correspondence TO Morning JournalI
Santa Fe. \. NJ. Feb. 22.-Gover-
nor Curry. who retires from the gov
ernor's office on March LIST. has issued
invitations for m informal dinner
which he will tender to the members
OF his administration on Thursday
night. All OF the officials who have
served under the governor in Santa
Fe and many from other parts Of the
territory have been invited and the
affair promises to be q very interest
ing one. Members of the official
corps here are looking forward To the
affair with much interest New Mex
leo has never had q governor VINO has
enjoyed q greater Measure of poph-
larity among the suhordinates han
has Governor Curry. Ills democratic
toward an officials, both
great and small. his hearty good viii
ready cooperation in department
"a work. and the cordial support ana
friendship he has given the members
of his administration have served To-
bring him very close to he men who
have served under him. IhcSe same
qualities have enabled the governor 20
get the greatest amount OF earnest
work from every member OF his act
min%istration. The dinner Thursday
night will ne IN the nature Of q fare
we'll L. the men who have been work
ing With him Outing his Time IN the
executive office
Preparations for the inauguration
are now practically complete. MI
marous requests for tickets 90 the u
nAtcuml hall are coming ina from All
nafts az the territory and 1T is nov
exnectcd that santa te will he rallied
10 entertain n of the largest
crowds in its history for the occasion
III addition a. the dinner sto he
given hy Governor curry. secretary
Nathan jana win entertain and also
Ad3utant General Ford
Arrangements Complete Tor
Inauguration.
The inaugural committee epmllct-
cd arrangements az q meeting held
Yesterday afternoon. Chairman Ma
than Jana presided In view 81 the
rraat demand for rooms "a sutcNAi
committee WAS appointed 4" leek at-
ter extra accommodations. The re-
.ceptlon committee has been announc-
ed nc follows,
MessrS John X. McFic Hiram =
.cartwrisht Thomas H. C8tron. Geo
W. Pritchard. l. Bradford Prince,
Mareelino Garcia. j.. q. Schumann, DIT
: sloan. Carlos r. Abreu. ;
.Spif2. a. ~tAah, Jacnho chavez, DAVIS
: Iowitzkt Manuel r. Otcro. Thomas
X. stewart. Charles l.. LinneY. Maien
L.upan. n 5 Lutx. IL A. Coomer
Frank r.. Nuding, W. \ Townsend.
Page s. 0tere. benjamin n. Read.
William C. Sergeant. fred FufnoN. )
B GrimShaw. j r. Clark, John r
WAGNER. Vernon 4. Sullivan, r. II
Hanna. AnicCto Ahcyta. y l. fcam
W II. shea. ENaristo Lucera IT, T.
Winters Leo Hersch. { !, Gran
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-23

st. KcgIS L ais, y. "" Nv f."fH > -
so bad that had to take TO my bed every nlontA.
and it would last from two 70 three weeks
wrote TO YOU for advice and took Lydia E.Fink-
hams Vegetable Compound in dry form. 1 am
happy to say that i am cttresi. thanks to your
medicine and good advice. You may use my
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Breyere, st. Regis Falls, M Y.
There is absolutely no doubt about the
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the roots and herbs Of our fields, to cure
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-23
ABOUT THE
SOUTHWEST

A party Of about thirty coionists
from Tennessee arrived last week and
intend 10 take ove tracts Of farming
hand in tne region or Oak Greek. a
tributary OF the Verde river. in AFi-
zona.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-23

Automobile owners OF Prescott have
e1cc;ct an organization and elected
The icIlry, iat eniccrs for the ensuing
II. W Foster, president; Chas.
r. Josiin. vic. PRESIDENT: H. ID. Ait
ken. secretary, ana q. y. Hesia'
treasurer
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-23

female diseases. we possess volumes o. pIool u y
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Address Mrs. Pinkham, Lynn, Mass. l1A I
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-11-14
BUTTNER MAY FIGHT
indications Are That Former Aber
deem Attorney May Resist Ex-
tradition

According to press dispatch re-
ceived on Friday, it appears that Will
son Buttner, former Aberdeen attor-
ney who is a fugitive from justice on
a grand jury warrant for grand lar
ceny and who was last week reported
arrested in Weaverville, CAL, will not
return to Chehalis county to face the
charges against him, without a fight.
In the meantime Shell Matthews is
on his way to California with requisi-
tion papers issued by Governor Hay
for the return of Buttner tot his state.
Buttner maintained before his flight
that the charge of larceny made
against him by the grand jury was
groundless, and that he could easily
defeat it, but the fear of other charg-
es which might arise, was, it is sup
posed, what induced the man to leave
so suddenly. 1t is possible that, with
these possible charges in his mind, he
has come to the conclusion that it
might not be advisable to return to
this state and will, consequently. put
up stiff fight to resist extraditiOn
proceedings. There are number of
attorneys in the city who are of the
belief that Buttner will be success
full in his fight as it is against the
policy of some governors to recognize
a grand jury indictment as an extra
ditable offense.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-11-14
LOWER COURT UPHELD
Olympia Tribunal Sustains Order to
Foreclose Stock Mortgage
on ShingIe Mill

Olympia, Nov 1.-THE Leitch-Wal-
ker Lumber company, operating a
mill at Tenino. has won its suit to
foreclose mortgage upon 60 shares
of the firms stock held by J. y. Young
and f. +. Bacon, the supreme court
today handing down decision mp
holding the judgment of the superior
court of Chehalis county. Young and
Bacon had purchased the stock by
paying one half down and giving prom
issory notes for the balance.
The notes became due and Young
and Bacon failed to meet the pay
ments on the same, charging that the
company had misrepresented facts re-
garding the mill and the company.
The company brought suit to fore
close the mortgage held as security
for the payment of the notes and was
given a judgment in it's favor in the
lower court. The supreme court sus-
tainS the Judgment.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-11-14

California-Hiram Johnson, (RD
10000.
Colorado-John F. Shafroth (DD
$4,000.
nnecticut-Simeon E. Baldwin
CD, $500.
Idaho-James H. Hawley CD, 300
Iowa-B. F.. Carroll RD, 10000.
Kansas-Walter r. Stubbs, R)
$4,000.
husetts-Eugene N. Foss
Cd. $4,000.
Michigan-Chase S. Osborne (R.)
As 900.
Minnesota-A. o. Eberhart (RD,
$4,000.
Nebraska-C. w. Aldrich (R.) 5000.
Nevada-Tasker l.. Odie (R.)
New ampshire-Robert p Bass,
(RD 1000.
New Jersey-Woodrow Wilson (D.)
10000,
New York-John A. Dix CD, Co.
600.
North Dakota-John Burke CD,
1000
Ohio-Judson Harmon CD, 10000.
Oklahoma-Lee Cruce (DD $4,000.
OregOn-Oswald West CD, 5000.
Pennsylvania-John X. Tener (R.),
81 600.
Rhode Island-Adam J. Pothier
(RD. 90G.
South Carolina-Coleman L. Blease,