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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-10-07
SUBSCRIPTION nN A xnAn
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

i. w Moncus nf Ina, is the rcpuhli.
rau nominee for commissioner from the
THIRD District llr ~ q surrrssful
,t"ck farmer aud has resided IN the
count, Tor i've wears lie hns been
surcr.-iul 10 his own business and J..
Therefore unpuestiunahly u rnpnhls
man Tor the office of county commits.
sluncr He ls u man of good address
aud splendid education aud SAYS he l.
going to win the race lie il broad.
minded enough tu not have any preiu.
dicos ~ play any fa,oritrs In office.
j. = Nelson uf Baruaco,. Is the nom
iu.r from the second District aud Is
one "t the best men IN the county. Ile
was nu the republican ticket two vcars
apo Ton rr bate nudge aud outran the
strength ui bis party -om"thing like
lon votes. The democratic uuiority has
been reduced steadily during the past
year ns the humr.iradrrs have patent.
ed md LEFT and sihcr. forced away un
account of ln,t year, drnught II Is
going to hr different with Nelson this
time, his party vote is going To- elect
him aud the democratic friends b. has
will add 10 his majority Nelson il
acknowledged to be- a IN man Tor tho
place aud everybody believes he Will
make q good clean official and use.
tai man in thi, office. Mr. Dibblc. the
nominee from the third district, H. also
o citizen ~ p-c worth to Quay county
aud his long residence at Obaf and bis
management of the lumber interests
Of foxworih.Gnlbraith has given him
IN opportunity To meet many of tho
settlers Of the county and particularly
those nf the east end. Mr.. Dibble set.
tied stock farm near Ohaf after the
lumber business at foxworih. Galhraith
was moved tu his city aud has now made
good as Quay county farmer lie has
q wife aud four children aud the family
is one oi the best aud most highly ~.
spcc'rd IN The county Mr. Dibble will
meet mos, ot YOU hrfor. the campaign
ends aud after you have sized him up
you are going to say Ia Yourself that
he il capable of meeting every require.
men, YOU expect Of citizen in this Of
fetal capacity.
This is ~ Il whole the strongest re-.
publican ticket ever put out IN this
county aud i, il goinp Ia he elected.
:, get your shoulder to the wheel and
let ~ give these democratic boys a
chance Ia rest ~ they have been bear.
ing the burdens of government long
enough for this county.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-10-07

Holm o. Burmm. First Governor Of the
State.


The Republicans 81 Nrv NoNi'u are
~ be- congratulated uu 'hr wt.d"m oi
the choice mndr hy then Representa-
tive, 10 Las Vegas for the man 4" hrad
the ticket 900 the coming rump' .ou
There r"ulI have been me- ~iruuurr er.
lection auI 'br bnrm"u, aud ru'm.,
n,m with which ih" nomination wu.
made msuu,, 'br triumphant slr,"H
uf the stat, rrhw 100 'hr N,nomhrr
rlrrtiu iuu
Mt Hmr.um. uumuru',uu iur- un'
come iu ANY .ru-r 20. 20 .urprs,r 2" 'uN.,
|whu have observed the lrrud ut pu.'l
ral event, u New McNiru. -. u,'s'
ru, hu, been 'hr d"muud tnr hl- rnudl
Idury from pl' rIns-r- uf the voter. tnu.
/. h,, selection %, the hcni of 'h" 'irE"'
. hy au overwhelming majority hu. h"cu
/ u turrguur conclusion Tor several wrecks
/ The rui,uurd uroW- 'hur have been
aimed ~ him hv small rut"rir - self
,rrhinp political lupplrls. temporarily
served tn cry,tnli,r the sentiment u
mi, favor aud cause his host of loyuO
friends ~ work m,rr actively and zeal
tuusN in his interest. ~ II alwuv. the
ease, these nttacks reacted IN direct
proportion to the malignant energy with
vhIch thcy were prosecuted, aud NJ
Rur.um wa. Indeed fortunate lu the en-
cmic- that he hp. made.
strong, virilc, a man "i affair. nu.
vet in the irurst scusc % man of he
plnin people. IMPLYING iu hl, yrr-"l
land his career the moyHut, rurrgrii.
,spirit of the glorious west - which he
il ~ intimately part, Nj bur-um 81
Ian ideal candidate to lcud the Rcpuh
licnn hosts tu victory in their first stat,
campaign, and will hc an ideal gov
Icrnur fot the newest and hest state u
1.-THE union. With the rcius of govern
mrut in lis strong hands, the capitals
mrnt in his strong hands, the lahore
needs fear No oppression, the capitals
b no cnnRscution. The man ou the street
the man at the plow, the man in th
+ dcpth of the mine, the man In ever
walk of our complex life will rest 81
cure in the assurance that the laws %
: ,hc laud will be- administered honcsil
= aud rouragcously, aud that exact AN
equal usticc will be- done TO every ma
within the bcrdcrs of the at".--Alh
. pucrque Herald
= The entire ticket is composed of rel
. resentative men of the state aud wi
= poll the entire strength of the party !
! every county.
Locally We have for Judge Of til
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-10-07
THE COUNTY TICKET

For sheriff of the county the Rrruh
licau, have put 10 nomination Nm,
Troup uf lhi. city aud in 80 doing they
have made very wise selection. Mt
Troup Is we'll acquainted tn the county
and nobody wil deny his capabilities OF
hi, honesty oF his energy, he possesses
them all. lie is one of the foremost
citizens uf the county aud state aud In
asking far the office of shcrifi he Is
not prc,umug that there are going :"
be- any charges of incompctcncy or IN.
capacity brought against him, When
entering the race hr made statement
Il, the voters of the county which pref
.ty clearly defines his position, The
statement la part WAS as follows;
"ln entering thi, race ! desire to b"
understood that nm making u on
what believe Ia hc my merits aud not
on the dcmcris of my opponent who
over he may hc after thu nominations
cf the parties are made. am plain
man Of the people aud used to laborinH
for the livelihood ON which have eN.
lsted, hut | hclive ! am capable OF az
tending 10 the duties of the office OF
shetih Of my county. I do not believe
in cliqucs or combines, hut In even
handed Justice % every eitiaJn. IL
can Z get the office hOuorably and by
-. ,,,.ta af faiF foindea man who have
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-10-07
OFFICE OF THE ooNsTRUCTMa
oUARTERElAsTER

Proposals for construction of s'k
large frame cavalry stables % Pm
IIunchuca, Arizona, will he lpxitea ift
ing the moath Of Oetohar by the NNN
s.uctinR Quartsrmaster AZ ihll ff''.
B,iildinns win have eonerei4 feN44A'
tiona and drlveway. modsfn tsAlhhge
and plumbing.
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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-10-07

nj heart, ! don 7 want b. do not be-.
lirv" ~ the strife of partisan politics.
and although n Lifelong republican.
! realize thm' servant ~ ihc Icupir
must rise above party .rIfishnrss und
treat his frlloWmuu Co. b., NmId hp,r
them treat him were the circumstance,
reversed. II b., along these line, that
] wish the people To- honor mn with
their preference 10 the selection of
sh"iill, amt II they elect me- / shall give
th" otfir" my entire time aud attention
IN order 10 prove my LOYALTY io them
aud O, CIV" this county name that
viii h" equal To what the people rlcct.
,up me would have {, bear
COUNTY CLERK
For county rl"rk the party has nam
mated Gcu D. Daliinpct uf Jordan.
aud the selection B., good uuc The
southern end at the count, j. entitled
II" rrprrsrnluiiot uu the ticket aud iu
MI palliuprr We have vet, worth,
aud deserving representative. IT,, unl.
ihcaiinus az" such ~ rhe people hay" o
right ip expect uf n candidate ~ whom
th" honor H. placed aud Mr.. Dalluger
meets every requirement ,o far a. abil
~ to serve IL concerned. llr j. worth,
"i th" unanimous support of the ~
publican ufsaniyatiou uf the count,
aud sh"uli hr elected without difd
unity
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-10-07
PROBATE JUDGE

:. ". Sherrod of Ogle, resident Of
the county for five years aud n success
ful farmer aud stock grower, was the
choice ot the republican convention Ia
probate Judge of the county, MrSher
rod j. an educated gentleman aud ha
y Wide reputation ~ gentleman e..
honor aud integrity. lie was educated
in san Francisco and resided thcr,
aud in Walla Walla ,Host of his liz,
before coming Ia this county. Prohat,
matters are Of much Importance an,
here Is where the property uf miners AN,
heirs must receive clean and capable at
tcniiou or corruption may stalk into tn
settlement of the estates of our decea.
cd citizens whose property must pas
through probate to properly protec
and hand IL down to the widows and OF
rhans who are entirely dependent ul
81 III" honesty aud square dealing @
the probate court. In Mr.. Sherrod W
have man of such reputation that th
people may trust him to handle this of
iicc with all necessary care and compc
tanee
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-10-07
Iron and Fire

H. o. Bursum, whom the Republicans
ut New MrXiru Lave nominated aud
viii probably rlrr, 20, 'hc nri governor
of the new state, :. man uf iron aud
ire aud he will build up e powerful
p,r,y machine in bi. state, 20. we'll a.
make % forccful governor. Bur'um
,'nuds tor the reliable aud the p"rma
u"ut tie j. the sort of man who cau
run central commitic" in tho wuy @
successful husiuc,, ls run H." is an in.
srru'nhIr person aud Wuh"dy know.
what hr Will de- until he hu- done n. llr
would not make the darling hero 81 O,
,icgly reform movement, but the
rhnucr, are be- viii make figure In
p"li'ir, within the urNt ten wears, now
that boz, state has chance" N"w NcN
i,u b, lucky ou,ugh iu have NOR" muu
hood than f"Itrrol about t'. puii'lr,
which gives 10 rhnurr tr produce ,
few statesmen lo, Aupclc. Times.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-10-07
FOR Assessor

Ed. Ellis "f the Ellis Transfer Go.
of this city il the nominec for count,
assessor aud Is making very -tron,
campaign I'd IL Texas hoy of the
old timers aud humesieadcrs here aud
has hy an unlimited amount Of push
aud his energy made some money IN
his business. Mr Ellis has reputation
for square Nealing and no one will ex
pert tu be- favoritr~ with him in cas,
he b, elected lie j. dependable ano
deserving uf this honor ~ the hands ol
his party aud the News believes b,
will carry m" entire republican vote
uf the county aud mayhe some Of III,
democratic vote whore the boys ar.
against the pcrprtuation of official -,
sitiun.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-10-07
SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT

T. Pack of the firm uf Robertson .
Pack at this city, has been selected h.,
the republicans Ia make the race for
superintendent 1T county >rh"ols Thi
- very Important cfiic", ~ the rdu
eat lou Of our children H. nt stake here
and the republicans have made o splru
did selection Tor this place IN MrPacl
ilo 9, Teacher with Gy" wears rNI,oi
Irucr iu the school room aud holds .
first grade certificate ia the state -.
North Carolina Ne has resided her,
tor iour year, and has bull, romtor
uhlc bomr for himself aud family b.
this civ There J., not more rapnhI
man IN the ruuuiy Tor this office thar
MI Pack llr has worked his WI
thrDngh the High Sch"ol ur hi, HON,
town before entering the profession
of teaching and has supported HI fam
ily aud laid aside something since com
ing tu this ruuutN. should th" rruIl
see IN tu honor Nj Pack with this nffr
he viii give II hi, entire attention m,
II there il an ofGcr in the county tina
need, attention and competence thu
OF superintendent of srh"ols is one %
hem. Mr.. puck understands what N
rountty schools need and will lcaN
nothing undouc to improve them b
ease be- /, the people : choice In IA
| \,Vrmbpr election.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-10-07
THE REPUBLICAN JUDICIAL
TICKET

The New Mexican d. pleased to n"
cord that is feat. us ~ ihr wisdum ul
nu elective iuiirur, 900 New MrNicu
hu,r hr,u alluycd b, The wise selection
tha the republican ur, hu. made for
fh, Supreme hrnrh rnd district ruults
Win Frank ". PARKER, Clafrucr j.
Robert. aud Edward Wright cuu-tliut.
ing 'br .uptrmc court New NcNuu mn,
tho .uptrmr court New Mexico mu'
we'll hr proud ut o.. ,,uri ot last resort
Though not old men thcN are mature
rn fru-. they nave experience. they
arr lrrurd aud pu,-rs, 'h" iudiriu.
temperament. aud hr.' of nlI their m
',uItN aud their ruurugc nir NOT que.
riuucd r.ru Icy political opponent.
rhr, uIrady bn,' mad" record. th,
decisions they have written rompur,
we'll 100 -rbulnrly dir'iDu, iu logical rru
,"utug. 90 sound legal durrrlur witt
thu-r Go hc found 900 ANY ut the stat,
report. ur even the e. - ~uucm,
Court rcrurts " 'ho republican stat,
convention NJ la. Vega, had not ac
.omril.hrd anything else, ri justified
u, wisdom. ,ts integrity aud it- patri
,fi.m hE selecting men for the .u
prrmr bench whose main recommends
iiuu l- their diu,.- aud their rhllr
.u.
N. 10 the oighl district wduo, 'h,
| Republican district conventions haN,
don, we'll Edward e. Abbott. Rec,
HOFFMAN. NJ g Mrrhcm W. e. HE
kry. u T.. Holt, q. -. N,kr"n. pu,,
j. lcnhy aud Percy +. Wilson, ar" law
ser, of recognized ability men ot guo'
character. wh, enjoy the rcsp"ct "a
/ their rommuuiiic, und distrirts.
/ The New Mexican docs not see how
nu ,pruiuiiyc Judiciary rould in AM
WAY hr nu improvement upou rh",'
men srl"c,cd io be- placed un the rcpuh
/ liruu lirtci IN New MrNiru SANTA II
1 New Mexican.
strong editorial endorsement of Nh
! Hur,m = candidacy l- canning from ul
'u,rr the country. Here D., % good ou
rrom california that bi, frrud- un
proud ui:
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-10-07
TREASURER AND COLLECTOR

Lc" Anderson, the nominee fur trea.
urrf aud collector, ~ ,omr of the hes,
material IN the party in the county
Tie j. an expert accountant, j. q good
business man, capable in every way oi
attending g. the duties of this impnr
iant office. lie - sober aud rnergeti,
aud worthy ut the trust of The people
III, work for the past ten wears ha,
been IN the line of the duties 1T III,
treasurer = office. IT. well for the peo
pl" ." think long aud we'll 10 their w.
lection uf men fDr county commissioner
clrrh aud treasurer aud assessor an,
particularly treasurer, the office wher,
be people = money - hrudlrd and
where matters uf taxation should b,
guarded with the greatest scrutiny
This paper believes that Mr.. Andcr
son will hc elected a. his office IN M
ycmhrr.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-02-28
With TheLegislators|

Indianapolis, Ind, Feb. % (Times'
Bureau. )-House made important
amendments repeal local option bill
and advanced it's engrossment. One
amendment by Hammond, democrat
Of Peru says in township containing
incorporated city If city votes wet
and balance of township votes dry no
license can be granted for saloons in
twonship outside of city. This would
prevent roadhouses. Would also
wipe out provision of liquor regu-
lation bill giving cites right to license
saloons within four miles of city
limits. Another amendment by Corr,
democrat of Bloomington says appli-
cation for renewal of liquor license
under regulation shall be considered
as new license. Brewers and liquor
people wildly excited over these
amendments and declare they will
make entire local option law uncon-
stitutional.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-02-28
RObY man BUYS IN ONE
AND DRINKS IN ANOTHER
Hence He Took a Trip This
Morning to St. Mar
garet's For Repairs.
Especial to THE TINES

Whiting, Ind. Feb 28.-Tony Lotke.
of Roby was taken to St. Margaret's
hospital suffering with a badly injured
head and in a rather dangerous condi-
ton otherwise, as the result of drink
ing too much fire water. Joseph
Wishnewski, bartender in the saloon
of Stanislaus Czyz of Indiana boule
ward near Wolf river at Roby is bein S
held in connection with the case.
Lotke was found badly injured out
side of the saloon door but Wishnew-
came into the saloon with quart bot
tie of whiskey in his possession, which
he had purchased at another Reby sa :
Loom Lotke sat down in back of the
stove and drank the contents OF the
bottle. The liquor soon took effect, and
Lote fell over, striking the stove pipe
with his head injuring it, and also
Wishnewski confesses that he was very
angry, first because of his buying the
booze" in another saloon and coming
in his place to drink it, and second
because of his knocking down the stove
pipe causing an awful mess in the
place. but he streruously denies having
abused Lotke any more than putting
him out of the saloon.
Constable Muller however arrested
him in connection with the case and
Judge Atchison placed him under bonds
to appear before him. when Lotke is
able to lease the hospital.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-02-28
CONTROLLER
TO BE NAMED
TOMORROW
CONTINUED from Page one.)

Continued from rage One.1
be due at the council meeting this
evening
John Smalleys has been working
overtime since last week winding up
the work in his office, because under
the law he can in no way interfere
with that work once he is mayor Since
last Sunday he has figured out 210 Sc
ries of bond issues in an effort to re-
tain the effect of the supply @f bonds
which bear his name, and that OF
Mayor Becker. AS soon as he is mayor
the unused ones become valueless, and
new ones must be printed causing a
delay of from thirty to sixty days. be-
cause of the printers work. The item
of cost in these bonds is also worth
while.
Mr.. Smalley continued in the posi-
ton which he took at first when 1t was
announced that he was to become may
or, relative the announcement of his
successor. saying that any announce
ment previous to his taking the office
would be premature, not to say awk-
ward He intimated. however. that IL
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-02-28
ART, OH
WHAT IS
ART THERE?
Indiana Harbor Puts the
Razoo on Band of Musi-
clans Who footed Their
Horns at a Very Unseen
~ Hour.
Especial to THE TINES

Indiana Harbor, Feb. 2s.-Um-te-
Dunn XIII
Two thirds of the band. which played
Saturday night at a christening In the
Auditorium, are now in durance vile.
caused because of their unflagging de-
votion to art.
The entire band, consisting of nine
members, were arrested at 4:30 o'clock
Sunday morning, for dissertation of the
sabbath peace. Three of the musicians
however paid their fines imposed later
by Judge George Reiland, but six were
so unfortunate as not to have the price
that spelled liberty for them.
Anticipating that the musicians
would be feeling pretty good after tue
christening and might be disposed to
give a free demonstration of their skill
upon the streets at an unseem1y hour.
they had been warned by the police
that If they were caught footing a
horn. or pounding a drum after mid
night they would be arrested.
The musicians paid no heed to the
warning and officers John Weifenbach.
and Ed Shields and Sergeant Hughes
sensitive and unerring ears guided
them straight to the scene of desecra-
ton. as soon as the musicians left the
hall and began to make night hideuos
with their instruments.
The unfeeiing officers took the en-
tire aggregation to the station. gold
braid. Instruments and all and there
they stayed until three OF them Were
released on payment of fines amount
ing to $1465 each. while the others bid
fair to lay" their fines out at Crown
Point. unless their friends come t.
their rescue.
They still have their instruments
with them, and now and then they try
! to give vent to their feelings unsteady
but Sergeant Leo Mccormick says theii
heart is not in their work as 1t was or
the morning on which they were ar
rested
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-02-28

new bank. located the principal
thoroughfare to the populous east side
of the city, will secure a great deal Of
patronage.
EMERINE PRIME MOVER.
The bank has been in the process
OF organization for the past month.
and the prime mover in the venture is
E. S. Emerine, former cashier of the
Citizens German National bank OF
Hammond.
The officers of the bank announce
that the stock has been fully subscrib-
ed, and they believe they could have
sold at least 100000 worth OF stock
In the new institution.
ROOM FOR NEW BANK.
1t is believed by the stockholders
and directors of the new bank that
there is ample room in Hammond for
new bank. While there are now two
national banks and two trust compa-
MES. it is thought that an additional
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-02-28
HAMMOND news
CONFERENCE
DID NOT
TAKE PLACE

The expected conference between
Judges Reiter. Kopelke and Becker of
place last evening. Lawrence Becker
went to Indianapolis and Judge Ko-
pelke was not able to come to Ham
mond owing to the pressure of BUSH
ness.
However, under the tentative ar
rangement that was outlined in THE
TIMES last evening, the judges will go
ahead with the trial Of the cases which
time before next term they Will get
together on a division of the business.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-02-28
HEALTH BULLETIN IS
OUT FOR LAKE co.
Gary Has the Highest Death
Rate and Whiting the
Lowest.

The state board of health bulletin
has the following statistics for the
month of December:
East Chicago-Population 10000; to-
tai deaths reported. "a. annual death
rate per 1000 population, $685..
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1908: total
deaths. 20; annual death rate per 1000
population, Ill
Gary-Population. 5.S3S; total deaths.
25 annual death rate per 1000 popu-
lation. sos.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 6,037; total
deaths. 5: annual death rate per 1000
population. 81.
Population is estimated according to
three and one-half times school CEN
sus of 1910. Annual death rate for
cities from 10000 to $4,000 population
15.1.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-02-28

name of many a prominent hostess will
not appear so conspicuously in the So
ciety columns.
Special dispen sat ton has been grant
ed from Rome, allowing Chicago Cath
olics to eat meat on St. Patrick's day
which this year falls on Friday. No
tees will be mailed today to mem bers
of Catholic churches.
1T is a hard thing for the Irish to
be forced to abstain from the use OF
meat on this particular Friday" said
Archbishop Quigley yesterday. st
Patrick's day Is the one great day Of
the year for all true sons of Erin
Many feasts and banquets are planned
and enjoyed. and the ban on the eat
ing of meat would be most hard upoI
them"