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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-12-07
B. v. CLUB MEETS WITH
MRS. uoLDENBERG

The Bay View club met this week NJ
the home of Mrs. \. y. Goldenberg.
In the nh~rucc of the president, Mrs.
Hines, the ,icc.prc,idcui. Mrs. Campbell
occupied the chair. Mrs. Thomson net.
iup rs secretary pro tenn IN Mrs. Beeth y
pinrc Responses 10 roll call were items
about New Moxiro's natural history.
The lesson cu Coronado's Expeditions
was very ably given by Mrs. Thomson.
Mr.. 'umphelI read very interesting
paper ON the Pueblos ~ New Mexico
which treated of tbeir art, s.cLiteciurc.
religion aud descendants Mrs. farrell
lead The discussion, on the Cave Dwell
"rs of New Mexie6, which proved very
interesting. Members IN attendanee
were Mesdamcs Campbell. Do10h0o,
Oeorgc, Goldennerr, Gordon, iloiloman,
Iarrell, II. B Jones, Noble. Sherwood.
s'anGl. Thomson. Moore, Ilender-oa, /.
e. Jones, Miss Aber. with Mrs. Slaughter
and Miss Richie ~ guests. The club
win meet with M. Gonlon next week.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-12-07
CITY LIBRARY BOARD
MAKES VALUABLE GIFT TO
PUBLIC SCHOOL LIBRARY
Tucumcan Public Receives the Ben
EFT

The public will he pleased in know
that the board Of the Free Library uf
Turunlcari. which has been luca, rd IN
the International Bank Building, has
moved the same to the high school
where II will he ccmhiued with %,
Public school Library. and he arc",.i.
BILE 10 everybody. ~ all time, school ID.
10 session. This action at tiu.r ~
charge at the hr,i library m nur city,
viii save the citizen, nf Tucum,ai q
large sum of money annually 10 krcp,ug
the library ~ their disposal. II VIl.
give the library home uf b.. own.
without rent, aud the constant care of
e librarian, tyr DAYS nu' Of the week.
instead nj one half day Furthermore,
II will give the public school, thc best
library IN New MrNiru. thereby giving
all Of q, advantages not cniovcd hy
other cities of the state. N IL recent
meeting of the BOARD of School Direc.
tors the following resolutions were
adopted;
Whereas, thr Library board of the
Frec Library NJ Tucumcari has present.
rd the Public schools of Tucumcari with
all n, property aud
Whereas, wr deeply appreciate the
great henedt this act will hcstow NOT
onlv upon those intimately connected
with the puhllr schools, but Ia all our
citizenship, aud
Whereas, We feel that thu Library
beard deserves the ihanta of grateful
public for their Kindness. therefore, be
il
Resolved. That We. the Hoard of ~.
reciofS 10 regular meeting. in brhulf al
our school citizenship, hereby extend
10 the Library BOARD of the Free library
of Tucumrari our sincere thanks fos
their excellent gift. and
That Wr pledge ourselves 10 d. all in
our power ,c let the public have tree uc.
cess iu it uI all times. under reasonable
regulations, and br IL
Resolved. THAT We authorize the ~.
pendliurr of such uu amount of money
~ j. necessary 10 furnish shelves aud
other furniture Tor the reception of this
gift, the same tu he IN keping with the
other Public school Library equipment,
aud
THAT We hereby publicly extend all
people IN our midst cordial welcome
Ia visit our library whenever it il posi-,
ble 50 To do.
A. o, Goldenberg, Chairman
VIM. rroNp, Clerk
". Il, Rector, Director
Hoard Of school Directors
Tucumcnri Dee. :, 1911.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-12-07
THE OFFICIAL COURT TAKES MANY
PROMINENT PEOPLE TO SANTA FE

"hat u should hc aud enable the com.
pauy to put an excellent light power ser.
vice anywhere ~ the city. There 81.
one thing particularly noticeable about
~" business enterprises of this ,it, aud
that Is that Whatever the business may
hc, The promoters az ,wncfs are con.
siantlv striving a. make IL 4, better
business ~ the promoters q more de-.
sirabie invcstmeni In other words. our
business people are AWAY, rcarhing uut
for something better Every time a
business change, hands there b. ud
vanccmeni aud additional Investment.
and ~ W" city g-"w.. the bu.iuos.
grow. We are soon tu have one of
the mt.i utodcfu sud u, well Que 1T the
most reasonable iu charge for service.
I ghi aud power companies in the south.
west. II is fortunate tot rurum,ari
that the purchaser. of the light plant
saw ~ so send ~ man like Mr. Richcv
10 handle thiS business IN our city. ~,
j. not only thorough, but progressive.
We is doing something ull 'h" time.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-12-07
WILL ORGANIZE A BOYS AND
GIRLS INDUSTRIAL, CLUE

W, 7. Conway superintendent uf m,
Extension Department of the Agricul
tural College at Mrsilla. will visit mi.
city on the 18th inst, for the purpose
Of organizing a Boys aud Girls ludu.
trinl club. Members will hc taken from,
the age of ten to eighteen years aud
seed nj all kinds suitable a. the soil
and climate of this locality will be- fur
nished them free of charge where they
agree Ia plant aud cultivate them. Ttc
object of the Agricultural College IN
ihis extension work l. To educate
"ur boys and girl, in agriculiur,
and horticulture that may be- handled
successfully In New Mexico aud must
result in good deal of ,cneft 10 the
state. Everybody is invited 10 come out
aud hear whn' Prof Conway has 10 ~ay
about the organization Of this club. The
place and hour Of his address viii be-
published later
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-12-07
WHY AM | A MEMBER llF
THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE?

perfectly ), putting % but mildly The
opera house wa. decorated with 'he
lodge cuiuts ot rci, purple aud white
which va, most effectively carried out
with th" aid of prnnnnts. -tr"nm"r. aud
hunting \ large pruuuut bcnriug thc
word Welcome caught the eye im.
m"dinicly upon entering aud fully ear.
ri"d out the spirit ~ hospitality aud
good rh""r manifested thruuphou, the
entire evening.
The music, which vu, pronounced ~
ccpil"nnlly good, wa. furnished by the
ll"rIc Orchestra, and with the pretty
drcs, uf the Iudir., the array Of colors
NJ" ru'i'iug swing aud rh,fhm uf wu'l
aud iw".,trp. th" evening wa. indeed
IN" of nnnlloy"d pleasure Punch was
served during the utermi,i.on. Both
III" o. Of l.. =. y T. aud the Ladio, Aux
iliary are +" ho congratulated ~ the
success sVf thi, affair
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-12-07
MEsDAMEs MUIRHEAD, SAN
nERs AND SHELTON ARE
HosTEssEs SOCIAL FUNCTION

M"sdam", T. y Muirhrud. r. \.
sander, aud g. l.. shelton were ho,tcssc.
&" seven course luncheon followed by
whist aud finch ~ the Muirh"pd hone
IA South Second street Monday after.
noon aud about iftv of 'hc fair women
of this city cni"yrd the hospitality Of
these hostc,sr, g. the greatest degree.
Mcsdamr, l.irhcudorfrr aud chapman
assisted the entertainers iu serving tho
guests, aud the function WAS one of the
most brilliant -ocictv event, of rhc sen.
son.
Frst aud ,ecoud prizes were offered
ar whist aud the honors went to Mrs
capt Elder and Miss Richie. There
was one prize offered az the Fliurb
table aud thi, one went 10 Mrs. e. G..
Chapman. The entertainment lasted
from to > p. m.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-12-07
eENTLEMzN's BIRTHDAY CLUB

Mr. aud Mrs. e. ". lliison entertained
this celebrated r"t"tir. af Tucumrarans
~ their hospiinblr home ig he cCuntry
on Than ksglying Pate. were laid for
twcnty.four aud dinner was served at
% clock not q dinner thar tasted Ike
more hat q bouutiiu! feast of IN" old
fashioned sort that appeal, To the inner
man, where turkey aud chicken aud all
III" liking, were served iu abundance.
Tn" nam" card, we're cNguI ,itclv hand.
painted aud lli th" appointment, ~ the
table wrr" iu kc"plug with ta,m.
\ pWmhrr ~ after dinner ,pccrhrS
by som" "t the member, who have
achieved glory along those line, added
:" The pleasure of the orca,iuu. chief
among them helm. III" address nj Attut.
n"y lI"onc ou the pertinent ,ubirrt
&" beautiful Women and the Thing, I
Have Failed to DO lrn, ipg the unini
tintcd to assume that one of the thing,
Nj. lio"nr failed ." de- va, to capture
ou,.
The members ~ attendance were Nj.
and Mrs ~unduskv. Mr. aud Mr.. Pew.
ton, Mr. and Nh. Shrrw nud. Mr. and
Mrs Lawson, Nj aud Mt. Willi,m,.
MI and Mr.. Campbell. Rev aud Mr..
llcdgpcrh, aud Mr. Iioouc. Judge and
Mr., Lang. Mr.. aud Mr.. Muudcll. Mr..
burton and Judge and Mrs saxon.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-12-07
ENREE HAVING TROUBLE
ABOUT HERDLAw


e. n Cochran who has few hundred
mead nf cattle near this new Tucumcuri
Memphis town, has been continually hnr.
rus,rd b, hcrdlaw adyoratc, for the pas,
that sewers, suits have been bro, .hi
against him for trespa-s who're his cattle
have struggled onto unfcnccd aud uncuI
fiNatcd muds that are claimed iu be- the
property of some ~ he herdlaw people
and That hr has been forced ~ pay out
several hundred dollars for nothing fur
tner than his stack eating aud maybe
Walking over these outside aud uuculti
waited lands Mr. Cochrnn snNs the herd
law advocates of his community mc a.
q rule the fellow who hn. nothing 10
eat the grass and who neither rafds nnr
spins aud who asails men Who are irving
tu du ,"mcthinV IN the way of the SET.
tlrmcu' and development ~ ib" rpm
muui'y Onc of the most iamunhIc
pi"c"s ~ legislation ever "uprt"d iut,
law IN the state B, This h"riluv ,iatut,
puay count, hu. particularly suffered
h"rnu,r ~ this Iaw nnd there Yfc 10.
dav thousands aud thousand. of acre.
"t tn" grass lands lNiug idle ou land.
tina, huy" been abandoned b, the home
rstcnd"f aud which are doing the herd
law man ne goud and which hr refuse.
e .1N
stock 3" benefit bv NJ C"chi,u Say,
That the man ~ u rule iu ht. srrf ION
who stands fur enforcement of q nerd
IuW t. he que who ha. nu >.ocL and
pay. no take, ~ support Tho state ~
IT, Institutions. aud serms tn have only
"u" thing iu view aud thai is 10 uu the
.i"rk all "ut of the country. Eudcr !,
'u" "f the most ptospefou. ,rrti,u- of
ibc ruuniv and there - more money ~
rul" iu circulation IN that yirinitv
than anywhere else IN the county or in
Eastern New Mexico bat II ihi, -enti
mrut prevails il s almost goiug ~ ruin
the business Interests Of the community
Every farmer who succeeds iu Quay
county must necessarily have few
head of cattle aud horses ,nd get along
from IN" combined interest, of stock
and farming, ~ IN other words. hr mus,
bc stock farmer, The forage crop
must hr fed ~ live stock nf somc sort
aud the quicker the hcrdlaw craze }. our
of the heads Of the men VINO are going
=" make good here ,hc better.
The people at the county should do
everything possihl" 10 cause 'hc lcgi,
laiurc 10 repeal thi, law ~ the first
stat" session.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-12-07
TRAINING NURSES
FREE SCHOLARSHIP
INCREASED EARRINGS

The Philadelphia school for Nurses,
2.lH Chestnut street. Philadelphia. an.
u"uuccs thar enrolment for the Spring
rla,sc- viii shortly hcgn. This instiiu.
tiuu is recognized and endorsed by lead.
ing physicians everywhere Free schol.
ar-hip- lu 'hc Two Year Courses are
available and provide room. board, laun.
d'r'ug, Incidental expenses aud railroad
fare humc uu completion of the course.
a Home study Course and resident
short course are also provided The
school pro, idc- mll instruction under
safe aud wholesome conditions aud
"pru' The way to almost immediate
financial bcttcrment for those who need
10 incrcasc their earning power.
\ Special short Course Glass opens
February 9l.t, 1919 This lass /. formed
at the request of lending physicians aud
arr aaNiuus tha some provision bc made
90 meet 'hc Increased demand for nurses
iu nll sections Thi, is an opening which
viii bee Appreciated by those who need
go quickly prepare themselves Tor self.
support aud nursing duty. An illus.
iraicd number of the school bulletin,
which is sent free To interested per.
sons, gives alI the details.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-12-07
w. H Andrews Claims Sufficient Number of the Legis,
lature Pledged to Him to Guarantee His Election
A LARGE NUMBER OF SENATORIAL
CANDIDATES In The FIELD

10 further the material interest. nni
upprnwtu 1T Tucumcar aud vicinity.
whi"h means good 10 all citizen,
\, ,opL ~ the various towns aud
cities throughout the state are organ,l.
cd. The state convention will be- called
at which q state association will h- per.
footed
letter. read hv state Manager \ 4.
Russell. ~ the first meeting he had here.
shows. h"yond question. that the mem.
bcts ~ other organized. state. ~" "n.
loving uumor"u, bcnrGt,. aud there i,
u" reason Mh, ,h, rr,,rbcrs her, m Nc~
Mexico will not do the ,sne.
B"inp "of'uEIi ~ scope, %; din"tri
"rgnnilnd .t5'cs. with ihousand. 1t e..
cal associations distributed throughout
the snn a' % which irr under 'hr
wing and u"'crtO' of y nat iouai "r.
guntlnt,u', ,ou,tanll, working m Goa.
junction. pr, Ni'r the other. ,uaEes thIs
ass"cin'i"i Que Wn,rh every cntsrpfisinp
meichan' nnd hu-incsr mau ~ New
Mexico should be- proud 10 bc affiliated
with. Mud We hope ~ see all Of oar
ncighhoring towns and cities lined up
with good. activ" associations IN the
very near future
state Manager Russell has taken n"
lit,l" pains IN securing efficient. honest,
conscientious organizers for this express
purpose. These gentlemen are now iu
the field, each hcing placed in differ.
cni sections of the state. aud II behooyes
the merchant, aud business men in tho
various towns they will visit to extend
to them their consideration aud support,
and permit them H. explain the object,
aud merits of the organization. That no
reasonable minded merchant will refuse
10 Join the same when once he j. made
acquainted with th" great good it will
bring him, goes without saying. Suffice
to say, an. . good thing push II
along
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-12-07
EVERY BUSINESS MAN SHOULD
BELONG TO COMMERCIAL CLUB

With reference to the splendid ,e.ul,.
already being reported Mr.. johnson
-uiI H,l night:
Iho cumpaign bias started with ex
rrIInu' result. aud line prospects. The
''ad'" 90 uuc division has reported to
m' '"dnv that the committee secured
th' membership of every man they call
cd nn hui one. The business men of
Dallas ar" receiving the invitation to
come into thr thamhor of Commere.
Win Responsiveness. \ hearty spirit of
cooperation BE- r, id.ucrd. aud the chair.
man f""l- TINT rhc Gr-t dny If the cam.
raign iH- been highly -ucccs.ful. and
that % poroud- au Overwhelming size.
rr., ui the committrc in securing .oO0
mcmhcr-.
Ihi, Is an article that should interest
every citizen Of this community. Our
Commercial Club has accomplished n
gt"ni deal Of good this wear aud the
president and board Of directors are on.
titled 10 % great deal Of praise for the
road work alone that has been done
through the organization. The renson
Why Nm Member of the Chamber
Of 'omm"rc" us expressed In the fore.
going article BE- certainly very forcefnl
One. and maybe will result IN causing
some OF the ukcwarm brothers 20 gird
up and help 'o snake our Chamber ~
'pmm"rr" one of the strongest organi.
lat'ou, Of the sind in New Mexico.
Th" Chamber of Commerce of Oklaho.
mn 'iiy started with membership OF
ten interested business men aud they
haN" increased 20 membership Of sey.
"ral hundred while they were building
one "f the most important commercial
ccntcr~ Of the Southwest.
Every business man aud citizen should
belong so the local Commercial Club
aud take an interest in everything at
tempted for the hcitcrmcnt Of the com.
munity.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-12-07

The Tucumcar Rctnilers and Busi.
ness Mems AS,ociatiou /. now organized
snd every Que connected with the same
seems 10 be we'll pleased with the pros.
poets for good.
Three interesting meetings were held
during the process 0f organization, the
Officers aud directors have been chosen
the various committees appointed aud
nothing will he l"ft undonc "a make the
venture success.
The members are now filling ont thrir
rating sheets, preparatory 10 perfect ing
u complete credit die, giving conscicn.
tious ratings OF All local customers, aud
wherby the credit rating of all strangers
who come to our city may be- obtained.
thus protecting our merchants from ex
tending credit only to those whom they
have good reason To feel are worthy of
the same. This one feature of the as.u.
riation, alone, should prove of far more
worth than the cost Of mombership fees
and dues. A collection department is
also maintained, through which II j. cN.
pected many old accounts will be ~.
cured
A pleasant feature Of both NJ these
workings Of this associaiio is the fact
that all honest, cSnscientious patrons
are taken care of in u very satisfactory
manner, even though they may owe ac.
counts, and the honest mnn is protected
against the dcad.beat in manner that
should cause him to appreciate the or.
gauization and its methods.
One thing which We feel should be-
made plain, and that is, that this il
not an organization established for the
pnrpose Of raising or maintaining high
prices. The price at which goods are IA
he sold is one thing whirh &, not dis
rnssed at the meetings. II Of, instead
n organization for the protection oi
both members and the honest customer
Furthermore, various committees have
been appointed whose duties IL will be
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-12-07
JEwELER JOHN G. JONES PULLS
OFF MAMMOTH HOLIDAY SALE

H. H. Myers of The firm of Mycrs
Brothers of rhicagu, - ~ ~" city foi
III" purpose OF pulling ofi one of the big
gc,t >nles ever put on in the city in the
icwclfv line for John &. Jones. Mr
Joucs had one of these by sale, last
wear aud has nov selected the holiday
season for auother lie j. going q clean
out an iuvoic" of icwclrv this time that
will mnk" The pcopl" w,nd"r aud the
prices. we'll hc informs ~ that the pco.
pic viii bc allowed tu make the prices
themselves, the good. are going ~ hc
banded 10 he customer making the hest
bid, aud when the h,ldrr~ stop the arti.
cle is 70 go There i page ad in this
issue about the biggest iewrlry sale ever
pulled On in the city, look it up and SOC
for yourself what i going 10 br done.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-12-07
WHAT THE CHURCH AUXu.
IARIEs ARE DOING
Two Successful Markets.

tn" ladies Of the Episcopal Guild held
q market ih" day before Thauk,gi wing
Iu &. e.. Chapman :, store which was u
,urrr,s financially, the window being
filled with all sorts at dainty edible,
from The hands ~ several fumuu. house
wives
On saturday the ladir, a the Chri,
iinn Church held another market u
Woiiord 4 Whites which was equal,
,uc"csSful. the ladi", realizing ME,
sum fur their local work.
On Thursday the Presbyterian Ladies
Aid will hold their annual Christina.
Balarr At which time Il clock dinner
viii be- served Ia the public aud ,ariou,
article, of fancy work, dressed doll
ctr., viii Ice an sale for Christmas pre-.
rut-.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-12-07
BAY VIEW CLUB

III" It, '. club mci in regular session
on last Wednesday afternoon ~ the
pleasant nome oi Mrs Earl George an
Ahcr street, The day was devoted tu
discussions aud papers "u domestic sci.
cnrr and an unusually interesting and
Prciiubl" afternoon was spent. Among
the tens ot hu,inrs, transacted wa
the reading and acceptance of the rc,ig.
nation OF Mr., i, \. Street, who j. leay.
my ,h" city. The club will meet with
Mrs. Goldcnbrrg next week.
Program
The scales Of household policy are
the scale. Of love, aud she who balances
them evenly i- indeed wise.
Roll Call--Pruciical Hints.
Household Economy:
Ou Time
IN strength.
lc) Finances.
lcsder-Mrs. Noble.
Paper" Household Management u
Profession Mrs. Koch
Reading Mrs. St9nRl.
Discussion sc Left Overs Mrs. Lee
Anderson,
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BY L. q. DnnleI IN nnIIn. Ncw.

by l.. -. Daniel IN Dallas News
lierausc % H. the vuraliling heart
throh of the ciyir life Of the city iu
which ! live aud love. Beruusc ir- yal.
uc- tu the city ar" iuc, ,timsble and reach
over, elias, of citizenship. standing. u-
l' doe. f,q progressive forward move.
mout, 10. factors being that rm.- of
men who do things Because ii B. u
distinctive buuuI a. we'll 70. pri, ucuc
Q" iuiu that class of citilcus who com.
pose the membership VI the Chamber uf
Commerce.
lirrnusr ull ~ the rivir aud CONNER.
cial activity uf tGi, great buildiug city
j, ,"cnIilcd aud centralized und has
H. very seat ~ existence within ihi.
body. The man who ha- mot made 20
rigid aud careful study aud unal,.i.
can not form amy idea of the good that
., being don" wonth hv month for the
whole city of Dallas by mi, aggressive
fnr. sighted, painstaking institution.
II the good citizens of Dallas were
not ~" busjly cugrossrd in their own
prlya'" affair, it would not be- necessary
for the Chamber of Commerce tu mako
an appeal for membership Bccausc uo
whore IN the writcr's knowledge D..
there o more aggressive progressive. ru.
tcrprisinp class of citizens nr more firm.
solidifyiug aud unanimous IN the dr.ir,
for the npbuilding ~ their city than
are the good citizens of Dallas.
by "nr own thoughilcs~ncs. in not
giving To- the Chamber nf Commerce
that amount of energy aud zeal thn,
"" should. handicnps aud prcscrihes T.,
u great extent the value of the organ.
iInti"n io OURSELVES. II will bc hnpp,
day, indeed for men when the citilcu.
generally wake up to the full realization
"f their duty Ia the Chnmhcr ~ Cosu.
mrrce and accord 1t the iull measure of
sympathy aud cooperation that II ,o
richly deserve.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-12-07

SpeciSl Ia the News
santa fc, y. NJ, Nov. 25.--rhc can.
yas-ing Of the ofhcial returns hy chief
Justice W. n. Pope. Governor William
j. Mills aud Territorial Secretary, Ne.
than lana. has brought tn santa Fc
most oi the candidates of the state tick
IT ~ will y. . Formidable Htfav of
prominent counsel to represent rsndi.
dates aud tho iva state central com
mittres. One 1T the supreme court
iudgships and the "lhce "f Supcrn,"nd.
ent ~ public instruction. one district
iudgship aud on" state arnatur ~" IN
duoht because of the closcnr,s of the
oticinl vote. which IL will take ten duN.
"a canvas O the lO1 offices outside -
the county Office. the republicans will
have ~ aud the Democrats -, with one
IN doubt. Of the 2G0 aud more r"unty
officers, the Democrats elected their en-.
tire ticket Only ~ thHvcS. Eddy aud
curry counties, aud the Republicans iu
s"veB counties, electinp the larger part
~ some part of the ticket IN the other
sixteen counties. The Legislature lineup
is quite definite nCw. the Republicans
having Rfteen the propr"s,iv" nubli'
cans two. and the Democrats seven state
senators. 10 the house the Republicans
have thirty, III" progressive republicans
three, aud the democrats sixteen of the
members. George W. Armiio aud \. :.
lushkoVitl are already IN the field for
the chief clorkships and u. l.. liaca
seem. to have the inside run ror the
speaher-hip of tn" house. Several If the
progressive republicans nave declared
their intention OF voting for " H. An.
drews for 4 y. senator aud hr rlaln,,
thirty.seven of the other republicans
pledged To him in which ease his elcc.
tOn 10 the 4. =. senate on first ballot /,
assured several of the other senatorial
candidates are 10 Santa =" watching
rhe count aud incidentally having plans
"a capture the second ,euutorship Those
principally mentioned are Gov"tnor
Mill, H. o. Bursum. " d. Murray. \.
b. Fall, T. u. Catrou, W. II. Gillcnwat"r
md Frank ". Parker. with Nathan
lana ~ q dark horse who would prove
immensely popular ~ direct primary
such ~ has been suggested aud advo
Gated by ", II, Andrews