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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-20

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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-20

The baugfh ~ our community - Nsod
a preoguL
Niua stella Royre and Nrllie HoH'h
uere visiiinE the iaiieTs sisisr Mr..
Nary MeVirksr. ~ Falrmopt saturday
and SUNDAY
Mn lohn wes, was ShOPSinE a.
Fairmonf saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Cos Reeves and mi.
dr-n ueFp visiting their grandmother.
Ms. Hayhurut. q Mount Clair SUNDAY.
Mn Hulda sunmers nUd dauEhler.
Insasle. we're sboI,ping "a FaiFwOH'
saturday
Cin,s Wolf mosea his inmily 70 FaiF'
mult lali week
, Nr R0b-rt HslEhcuH w. vt-itinG
ands q Fuirlaoui saturday aad suh
dny
There yin ~ boa saPptr - Win
neld school house saturday. NoVembrT
~ Tor To- hgReat Of ar ibrnry.
Everybody - invited To cons
PEGGY.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-20
8EwARE or olNTnENTB F0R ca
TARRbi THAT CONTAIN
MERCUR-s.

~ mercury vii surpiy destroy n.
seuas OF smell aud completely deranEe
the whole system uhen catering e
thFouzh the EnucOas surfaces sucA
adlel-a should never - used eHenil
~ p-~acgips from reputable ptysi
clans. az the dauAse they wi % q
ten fold 10 ths good yea can foaHie's
derive gpm ihem. Halls Ca;arrh
cure manufactured - = , Cheney 8
g., ToIean. o., contains 40 mereury
and - taken internally aciine direct
~ uI,oa rh~ hlnoi and MUCOUS surfaces
II ~. system. n auying Halls ca
tarrh Cure b. sure yoa Esi fhe Eeau-
me e D. taken Internally and mad
in To..-ao Ohio h. y J Cheacy >
90. Tssiiluonials fire..
sold b. Druggists Price &c psE
unitts-
tAdvertiHs Hlent-D
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1912-08-03

The Chautauqus came, pitched their
tent in the school house ysrd, ard have
given the attendants 8 good week OF
musical and literary feast, far better
than last year, and If you have failed
TO attend you have missed rich treat
and season ticket buyers surely got
their moneys worth. And 1T keeps up
Sa turdsY end Sunday.
The Venetian Troubadors rendered
some fine music which brought hearty
spplause, some parts Of some pieces
being eleRsnt, Miss Beatreme capti-
vatirg the audience.
With Bryan and Blair talking surely
the newspaper men have kept well
before our people this week. Plenty
Of rubs for as.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1912-08-03

As anncxr ced, Vim J. BRYAN came,
csptured our people and went on his
way to the next place. It was beau
tiful day, and a crowd came from ev-
cry direction and were pleased.
The Democratic bows wanted to show
him party respect, so went to Russell
and brought him eere in Carrick's big
auto, stopping at He.zog to let him
see the big church and meet the people
arriving here sbout 6 and held party
reception q few minutes. Then he was
taken to the home of Geo. Philip. MAJ
or of our city, where 3 few invited
guests, non-partizan, met him, and en-
ioyed q lovely chicken dinner, where
Mr. Bryan kept his friends in continu-
al merriment by his wittieisms-
At $50 he spoke at the Chautar qua
tent, which Was crowded, aud deliver
ed an eIeRsnt address on Tbs Making
of q Man. and the whole audience sat
there spell bound for two hours, that
it got near bis train time that no recep
tion could be held. He was introduced
by Mr.. Osbant, chairman OF the Hays
National convention. aad on the stage
sat that venerable. gray haired old
time PopuIist, Dave Rathbsne-
Mr. Bryan came here, not as poll
tieiap: but IS q Chautauqua speaker
and newspaper man. and, being no
ted public man, the Honorable Mayor
and his Rude-wife elegantly entertain
ed him at their beautiful home, as they
do all noted visitors to our city, ard at
the dinner table with him were editors
DreiIing and Freese, Picken of the
Normal, TenEyck Of Exp. station, de-
mos Oshant, MulrOy and Bird, repubs
Ward, Alex Philip, George jF. and
mayor Philip. Messrs Treat, Schlyer.
Penney, Swaller and Judge Reeder
were invited guests but unable 10 at
tend having Chsutauqua guests at
home. It was q great pleasure TO Mr..
Bryan and Mr.. ard Mrs. Philip and
their daughters entertained him and
the guests handsomely, and he proved
happy dinner-guest to listen TO
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1912-08-03

Miss Alice Freess came in from her
Cove Comfy homestead to attend the
Chatauqua, bringing with her Mias
Peterson, the assistant in the Record
Office at GrinneIl.
Subscribe for the Free Press
and get all the best of news.
Mrs. Welhener Of e. c., and her son
Carl Of Oklahoma city and manager of
the Packing company there, mother
and brother of Mrs. George Philip, Jr,
are here on a visit.
Mrs. Hoffman Of Enterprise. the
miller's wife, in her beautiful ear.
stopped here Tuesday at the home of
Mrs. Alex West, while on her way TO
Colorado on q vacation. They now
live at Wichita.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1912-08-03
Cottage to Rent
A 2 roomea cottage, furnished If de-
sired, With fine big lot. fer rent. See
This Office

The Hill City Republican says:
''W. E Ward OF Sharon Springs, can
didate for State Senator on the Re-
publican ticket spent Wednesday in
Hill city looking after his canvas He
is strong man who promises to vote
for any progressive legislation asked
for and has signed the pledge to vote
for the u. S. Senator the people de-
mand. He is well known all over the
district and be a credit to the district,
il elected.
w. E. WARD, County AttorneN OF
Wallace county, and editor OF the Sha-
ron Springs Tines. is by far the Iesd-
ing candidate for the Republican nom
ination for State SENATOR in THIS
District, and seems assured Of being
nominated at this time and should re-
ceive the vote OF every Republican IN
this co1nty. He has on his petitions
endorsements Of more than 400 Repub
lican voters Of the district. besides
many personal friends, and is one Of
the best known men in this Senate
rial district. Mr. Ward is a native
Kansan and has lived in Wallace eoun-
ty since bis boyhOOd days. He has
held the Office OF County Clerk in hie
county served two terms in the Leg
islature and q hard worker every time
for the State Institutions at Hays, al
ways with his coat of in our fight.
And be has held two terms as County
Attorney which shows be stands well
at home. He was appointed Regis
ter OF the u. S. Land cf1ce at Colby
by President Mckinley ard was after
wards Re appointed b President Roo
sevelt ard his work there was always
obliginR, yet correct.
Here Is whas some OF he newspaper
boys say Of him in their papers about
his candidacy:
'"This is a Republican district and
should be represented by Republican
w. E. Ward Is a man Of ability, pro
gressive Republican and can carrs hiI
party to victory in November -
Oakley Graphic.
Mr.. Ward Is in lire with the Roo
sevelt movement as was evidenced by
the vote in Wallace county at the Pm
maFies. The vote IN Sharon Spring
was g. for Roosevelt and I for Taft.
Mr. Ware is County Attorney Of Wal
lace county and has published tn.
Times for many years. He win be Al
able, prudent legislator If nominated
and elected and his chance for b II
are first eIass." Hill City Republican
I'VE have known We Ware
since cur boyhood days and It is will
great pleasure that we commend hin
60 the voters Of fhis district He !,
. clean. capable man, thosoughly cog.
nizznt Of the needs Of the people OF
this district. = Hox;e Sentinel
''AEr. Ward adenany warm friend.
duEing his residence here a Reeistsl
Of the q. S. Land Once and siM have
streng szpsost IN Tho1as esznev.
ColDy 1EsbRHa.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1912-08-03
Nice eating apples
for sale at Cox 8.

The Republican quarrel over the
National electors has kept the print
ing Offices all upset this week printing
the ballots go we do not give you much
local news this week. But it will be
all over in few DAYS.
Mr. and Mrs. J. q. Ward had the
pleasure and honor on Tuesday Of en-
tertaining Miss Ruth Bowers, the
ChautauqUa vioIiuist. and Miss Fox,
her accOmpanist, at their beautiful
musical home, and 1t was a musical
feast indeed
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1912-08-03
Cox has nice eating Ap-
pies for sale.

Cox has nice eating Ap-
pies for sale.
Methodist Church Services.
This Sunday morning Rev. a S Hale
will preach from the theme The In
fluence OF Little things''.
The Sunday School meets at 9:45 and
the Epworth League at 7p.m.
- - -
An excellent SHAMPOO fo- sale at
the Ladies Beauty Parlor'', prepsr-
ed from pure CASTLE soap. Cleansing,
soothing and inHEOrating, a tonic IN
itself. Best shampoo for home use.
Can be used By every member of the
family. 20 cents a pint.
Dressmaking.
I eolicit dressmsking
at my home on south WsIrut St,
or will call for it if pboned No 3S2.
Satisfactory work guaranteed.
Mrs. FRANK REED.
Tne BesUty PsTlor is open Monday
Wednesday, Thursday ant Saturday
afternoons. Shampoo, Manicu e, Fac
isi MssEegP, Scalp Treatment, etc.
There is always rain-water for sham
poo purposes. An appointment viii
avoid waiting. Mrs. Wm. Newton
ct Freeze cottage. East Normal ave.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1912-08-03
For Attorney General

Among the candidates names on the
Primary Election ballot is FRED
ROBERTSON Of Rawlins County for
Attorney Ger He is the only
Western KanEan running snd should
have the unanimous western vote, and
for four years State Senator from this
district, making a splendid record.
he should have every vote in Ellis
county as he wss always Wo king for
the Hays State Institutions and to
him, more than any other, is due the
credit of our getting the Model Agri-
cultural Building of the State Normal.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1912-08-03
Hot and Cold Baths

We have added a complete bath room
with abundance of not and cold water,
TO our Barber shop. for general nse al
reasonable charge.
South Side Barber Shop
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1912-08-03

Harvey Penney has bough: an auto
to use in bis land and wheat business
this fall
The County commissioners met Mon
day and made the annual tax Iery for
this years assessment
Oshant and Smith have bought 8
stock of goods and opened up a store
In the Ryan Block
News comes OF the death OF Miss
Alice Courtn at her home In Colora-
do. She formerly lived here.
Mrs. 6eine and children OF Kansas
City, are among tie guG sis in cur
city. epjoSing the lovely home of Mrs
Alex West east Of town.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1912-08-03
Read our inside pages this week

Read our inside pages this week
Miss Belle Harlan is home from heE
e asteTn visit.
This section has erjoyed several
showers this week.
Titanic, next Monday night, at the
Air dome. A wonderful ship.
A baby boy has come to the Arkar-
saw home Of Joe Haddock.
We guarantee your suit to fit.
South Side Tailor Shop.
Moving picture OF Ill fated Titanic
at the Air dome next Monday night,
Aug. 9th.
Miss Lucille Gocdloe of sansas City
is, here sgain visiting Miss Martha
Swaller.
Cottages for Rent. All sizes.
See C. W.. Miller
At the home of John Brown they
had house full Of Graham county
friends to be here and erjoy the Bryan
lecture.
BONNOT,
automobile bandit, capture and death
by dynamite, at the Air Dome next
Monday night, Aug. 5th. See it.
Want a suit ? See our sample
pies. South Side Tailor Shop.
Mr. ard Mrs. George Wileon of
Grinnen came down and visited Pa
Cox and enjoyed the Chautauqua-
Simon Meier, the veteran farmer OF
that neigbborhood, also came down to
enjoy the feast and surely did.
100 ways to have your suit
made, at the South Side Tailor
Shop.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1912-08-03
Publication Notice
SUMMONS FOR SERVICE on NON RESIBAET DEFEEDANTl
The State of Kansas
To EUGENE J. BUI LEN

To EUGENE J. BUI LEN
Greet ng:
YOU are hereby Notified tn [ yCU
have been sued by Anna Grace Hu la
Plaintiff.
This Summons is to require you 70 an
sver the petition fled by the a G
paint # in TIE clerks flee of The E :
lis county District Ccu1t in tn STATE
Of Kansas, on or before the 9Th lay 81
September, 1912, or eaid petition vii
be taken as irUe ard judgne: rer DIR
ed Divorcin9 Ann2 Grace Mullen from
eou and awarding to said Anna Grace
Mullen the legal custody or the mi o.
child Frederick Hsu Kullen.
Witness ny hand and the seal Of
said Court at my flee in the City If
HeYs, in the said county NJ Ei i. tbis
23rd day OF july, sd. 1912
(seaD J. J DRETLENG, Clerk
r. J. PEST AVA,
AstoFn. fer Pla7Fiff
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1912-08-03
Henry HersIine Is delivering 6S Ib,
wheat tn ouF market.

Henry HertIine Is delivering So ID,
wheat to our market.
Hon. Isaac Purcell of WskeeIey was
Hays visitor this week.
Our city is full Of visitors and it has
been impossible for US to give the list
of entertainers without using mcst of
the paper. Our town was always
noted az great entertainers.
Cottages for sale or trade
for land. Call on G. w. Miller
Tie many friends of Emery FOitz
are glad to see him back from his Ida
no trip.
Roosevelt favors naming Sou herr
eT for Vice President to run on ticket
with him. It will be sight next Tues
day to see old soldiers and old repubs
voting for rebel candidate who might
become President like Andy Johnson.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1912-08-03

We have resolved a China Kiln and
are now reaoy to DO firing. Those
having China to fire please write me
for prices ard information,
Miss L. Ethel MARTIN
ELLIS, Kansas.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1912-08-03
For rent--wheat land

offer fer rent half section of
good wheat land wiki house 90 near
Hays 5ee or address
PETER JOHNSON H-ys,
or Free Press Office.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1912-08-03

Young SSotch COLLIE. yellow With
white breast, fl male, L beral reward
for information NJ her whereAb. uts.
Kindly notify H. w ASH RAFT
Wakeeney, Kansas R-R-2
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-26
Two More Statewide PrOhibi-
tion Bills introduced in
Senate Indicate Determined
Nature of Fight.
ERADICATION OF SOCIAL
EVIL BY INJUNCTION
Identical Measures Introduced
in Both Houses Provide
That Lewd Resorts Be Abat.
ed as Public Nuisanoes.

Especial TeleEsam ca Evening HerarGD
santa Fc, n. ~, March 25.--That
there is an active campaign being
waged IN this session a. the state
legislature for statewide prohibition
and the eradication OF the white slave
and social eyil problems has become
apparent in the past few days. The
senate already has several statewide
prohibition measures pending IN its
committees, and two more were pre-
scented In the house yesterday. both
In the senate and in the house today
there were introduced measures iden-
tical in nature declaring that houses
Of ill fame were public nuisances and
provlding fog the use Of court In
jupciious aeaiast such resurtA agalnet
the Keepers uf them and against per-
sons renting or leasing property for
Il at purpose.
senator Mccoy, a prohibition advo-
cate, presented the bin IN the senate
and Il WAS referred TO the committee
on Judiciary. Bias Sunchez Ia the
house presented similar bill which
likewise was referred % the house
committee on Judiciary. The only
other bill today was presented IN the
senate by Navarro, providing for the
repeal OF the fencing law enacted in
1909. This bill also was referred TO
the committee on Judiciary. AZ II
o'clock both houses met Ia an In
formal joint session presided over by
Governor Mcdonald. while .. c. col
Her. director general of the Panama
Pacific exposition. to be held in san
Diego In 1915. asked the legislators
TO send an exhibit from New Mexico
and 20 appoint a commission 10 have
charge OF tho New Mexico grounds
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-26

Washington, March 26 -GQvernor
foss today notified Representative
CurleY of Massachupetts that. while
he WAS not candidate FOR president
as announced losi night. he desired
that bis name appear as preieren-
tlal candidate 90 he voted on ut the
priHaries in Massachusetts on Aprll
80.
Champ Clark accordingly declined
10 allow his name % b. placed on
the ballot there.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-26
ONE HUNDRED MEN
ENTOMBED BY
AN EXPLOSION
IN NINE
-Four Bodies Taken From
Flaming Depths, Ten Res.
cued Alive; Small Hope
Held Out for Remainder.
GOVERNMENT RESCUE
CAR RUSHED TO SCENE

tBy Aivenlng Herald a. T.. Leases sxireD
WEIGH. W. Va, March 2G.--An ex-
plosion In the mine Of Jed Coal and
Coke company az Jed to-day lnprison.
Cd nearly one hundred men. OF whom
ten have been taken out alive and
four dead
The Jed mine Is l50 feet deep snd
q located a. jed. six miles south OF
Melchs ~ Mcdowell county. The
mine II on the Gary branch 0f the
Norfolk and Western railroad
The bodies OF four miners had been
taken from the Jed coal mine up 10 3
o'clock this a-lernoon and ten men
had boen rescued alive. u was re-
ported at this hour that there we're
Htlll 93 men Ia the mine
Government rescuing men believe
few of the remaining men Ia the
mine are alive.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-26
AcoUlTTAL FOLLOWED
BY RISE ~ FOOD PRICES

Chicago. March 20--Afier the an
nonncement OF the verdict IN the pack.
ers' trial, provis.~as advanced an
around. The rise was rs cents for
pork ana bacon and i-2 to 10 cents
for lard
The addition to the cost OF packine
house products was attributed ON
change 20 active covering by shorts
and 10 sympathy wlih 4 bulge In the
price OF corn.
Swift and Company shares ads
yAnced 3-4 poirls on the Chlcago
stock exchange today. an hour before
the verdict After the Jury had come
in a further jump upward occurred,
making total advance az SIX points.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-26
INDIANA INS1RUCTS
FOUR DELEGATES
FOR TAFT
Roosevelt Supporters, Denied
Seats in Regular Gathering,
Hold Rump Convention and
Elect COntesting Delegation.


ny RheatuM MeEniu ~ ~ AaauANa Wire }
indianapolis. Ind. March 2g.--The
Indiana Republican convention today
adopted a resolution instructlng the
states four delegates AZ large to the
national convention 10 vote for the
denomination of President TAFT. Ma
tional Committeeman Harry IS. New.
former Vice President Charles W.
Fairbanks, James L. Watson aud jos
seph ~ oliver were elected delegatos.
The Taft faction had majority of
ios over the supporters % Mr. Roose-
velt
tsy vote OF 7I2 20 6g7 the con-
ventioR tabled the minority report uf
the credentials committee. seating
contrasting Roosevelt deicRntca The
Roosevelt delegates held separate
convention ln The roar ~ the hail on
adjournment OF the regular couycn-
tion ana elected as delegates at large
former Senator A. .. Beyerldge. Fred
lands. 49, NJ, Lee and Charles w.
Lee.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-26
'ENGINENEN TO VOTE
ON QUESTION
Of STRIKE
Officials Decide to Leave Ques-
tion Of Action on Refusal Of
Wage Demands to Referen-
dunn Of Members.


Washington. March 2e.--Tho de-
mands Of the engineers or the fifty
railroads east OF the Mississippi end
north of the Norfolk q Western rail-
road having been refused. and neith-
or the committees OF the railroads
nor the engineers indicating any re-
treat from their position. moves we're
made today 10 submit the whole mat
ter 60 n referendum vote OF the en-
ginecrs Involved 60 determine what
policy should be pursued, Later fifty
Representatives OF the brotherhood OF
Locomotive Engineers. headed by
Warren $. stone, voted here today 10
submit 90 a so-oalled strike vote the
question OF Increase and siandardixo :
ton Of wages as refused by the east
ern railroads. II viii require several
days 10 distribute the ballots, April
10 has hoen sat Tor making public
here the result
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-26
GOVERNMENT RESCUE CAR
RUSHED TO SCENE or HORROI

Washington, March 2G.--Director
Holmes Of tho bureau OF mines this
afternoon ordered rescue car No az
ST. Paul, w. Va, to Jed II carries
four expert NINE rescue men. headed
by Foreman W. Burke. This car viii
90 by special train 20 Jed and should
arrive there this afternoon.
Mine rescue car No. &, stationed az
irwin, Pa. also was ordered TO jed.
This car is IN charge Of Foreman W.
A. Raudenbush with two experts.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-26
PARTISAN TICKETS PLACED
BEFORE VOTERS OF CITY
FORELECTIONOF APRIL2ND

. The city conventions OF the 9
. Democratic and Republican par q
. ties last night declined 60 pro- 9
. ueed with the consideration OF q
= a proposal. made By the Demo- q
= cryttic convention. for nom Z
. partisan ticket in the election OF Z
= April 2nd. q
The Democratic convention. z
. following the policy laid down q
. BY It's city central committee, app 4
. pointed a committees of eight wao Z
= proceeded 20 the Republican &
. convention. where tho nun-parti- Z
= san nominating primary plan Z
9 was submitted q
. The Republican convention Z
. promptly turned down The plan 4
= as too tate for practical use, and Z
= upon further motion declined 20 I
= treat with the Democrats In =
= connection with non partisan Z
. ticket. Z
y The action had the approval 9
= OF a large majority OF the Re- 9
. Publican convention and when 9
. the report was submitted to the
. Democratic convention. that
. body indicated by ia enthusiastic
. applause that Il also was oppoe-
. ed 90 fusion or combination and
= that Il desired 70 fiRhf out the 9
= city election upon partisan linee.
The result was the nomination
. of two partisan tickets which .
= are now before the voters or AL 9
. buquerque. 2
. =
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-26
William Kieke Proposed for
City Treasurer With H.
Charles ROehl to Succeed
Himself as City Clerk.
BOTH TURN DOWN NON
PARTISAN PROPOSITION
George H. scheer, ]. A. Skin
neF, Stephen B. Coen and
Willard S. HOpewell Cand;-
dates for City Council.

. For Mayor--D. X. 3. sellers.
. For william Kieke. q
9 For Cierk--H. Charles Roehl. q
= For Alderman--Fir Ward
. George IT, Scheer.
= For Aiderman--Sec Ward
y --J A. skinner.
. For Alderman--Thlrd Ward
= steve H. Coen.
= For Alderman Fourth Ward .
. Nv. S. Hopewell. =
a a a a . q . q q = q q q q a q
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-26
SUGAR TRUST TRIAL TO
PROCEED, JUDGE RULES


Naw York. March 26.--Judec Hand
in the United States district court to-
day denied the motion 90 instruct the
jury 90 acuuit John ~ Parsons,
Washington B Thomas and other di-
rectors OF the American sugar Refln-
ms company, charged with violation
~ the criminal clause of tkc sher-
man anti-trust law la chsing the
Pennsylvania sugar Reiining COM
pany. The trial therefore viii pro-
ceed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-26
0. A. Matson Nominated TO
Succeed Himself as City
Treasurer With ]. Benson
Newell as Clerk.
RESOLUTIONS CONDEMN
RECENT GOVERNMENT
w. J, Hyde, George P. Learn
ard, Harry T. johnson and
Ivan Grunsfeld Republican
Candidates for Council.

. For Mayor-p. Hanley. .
. For Trcasurer-O. a. Afutson, .
. For Clerk. Benson Newell. .
. For Aldefman--First Ward. .
. W. j. Hyde.
. For Alderman SECOND Ward .
. George II. Learnard. .
. For Alderman--TA Ward .
. Harry r. johnson. .
. For Aldorman--Fourth ward =
. Ivan Grunsfeld. 9
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