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The Holbrook news., 1912-02-09
Figures of Ballots Cast fur all State and Federal Officers Voted For at the Last EIectiOn Are Now Available.
HAYDEN LEADS
 ENTIRE TICKET
Certificate Showing Result of Election Now On It's Way is President TaIt Who Will Issue Proclamation Soon.

The board enaged in canvass ing the returns of the first state election. held December 12, has practically finished it's work. and by this evening the result of the election. officially determined. will be in the malls en route to the president ot the United States, The figures have all been compiled. checked. copied on tra- cing paper, rechecked general re suits transferred to con densed tables, and the results blue printed. The Republi- can was able last night to secure the final result of the vote on all state officers and members of congress, which is herewith re- produced. The-vote on county of! ficials and members of the legis- lature was not available last night.
 Attention is called at this time to the rapid and satisfactory work of the canvassing board, as a testimonial due it's efficlency and close attention to business, notwithstanding the fact that democratic have perpetually harrassed and irritated the board from the time the count started. It has been engaged in the work for 39 days, as against about two months that was consumed for similar wotk m New Mexico. To those who are yet ferful that time has been lost, it is pointed out that there are fourteen coun- ties in Arizona. The count has averaged two days to each coun- ty. In an ordinary election the supervisors more often than otherwise take two days for can Yassing the returns and Tn that instance the blanks are already provided and there IS noting co do but count, total and check. That was the least part of the work of this board, which not only had all the copying and re- checking mentioned to do. but had to devise it's own blanks and then make them.
 The official board, Governor Sloan, Chief Justice Kent and Territorial Secretary George U. Young, has been on the job all the time, one, or another. or all three of them, whenever the clerks have been at work. In the meantime they have had the ardUous duties of their offices to look after, duties which were more than usually voluminous, due to the early change of government.
 No mention of the board should pass without reference to the four clerks who have performed the actual clerical labor of tran scribing. checking and blue print ing. B. J. Barron and Paul Kruger and known the territory over as expert men, both as accountants and clerks. clever with the pen and lightning with figures. It rnau he said tn thoir. credit that
The Holbrook news., 1912-02-09
HOLBROOK the County Seat of Navajo County THE COMMERCIAL CENTER of NORTHERN ARIZONA

in totalling they did thelr work much more rapidly than The add ing machine, due to expert meth ods the ordinary man wots not of, or at least has not mastered. w. P. Medley and Bert Clingan were able assistants in the count ing as fast as the other men could write. which is going some. And in the concluding ceremonies theywere especially well fitted as expert blue print operators. Alto gether. it is not likely another board could have been secur d in the whole territory which would have turned out as fine work with actual perfection and in the same length of time.
The Holbrook news., 1912-02-09

James Donohoe was here the later part of the week from Ad- amana.
The Holbrook news., 1912-02-09

Ladies fine writing paper, tablets, and scratch pads at the News office.
The Holbrook news., 1912-02-09

Geo. Q. Penney was here from Taylor the first of the week the guest of MT. and Mrs. R. c. Smith,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-18

a dong drawn out contest may onsue
that will demorallae all other plans
for Il will mean that az least two
men have strength nearly equal
enough 70 lock horns as long as they
like
The time for the first vote Is so
close now, that most any kind OF a
new combination or deal may be ex-
pected at any hour and the chances
are not at all bad. that the gtage
setting may be entirely changed be.
fore noon tomorrow.
Immediately after convenlng this
afternoon NJ O'Clock the house took
up consideration OF the senate rules
governing joint sessions. Il Is UNDER
stood considerable opposition has de.
veloped In the house TO the rule re-
quiring both senators TO be elected
at the same time. when this rule
was adopted II was understood that
the house would concur, but strong
sentiment has developed on the part
OF certain house members IN favor OF
allowing the house 10 vote on one
senator OF a time or both together as
Il sees fit.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-18
TAFT
ANNOUNCES FOR
PRESIDENTIAL
PRIMARIES
Would Surround Them, How
ever, With Conditions
Which Would Safeguard
and Insure Peoples Choice.
DIRECT REPLY TO
ENEMY's CHALLENGE

Cay EveninE Herald 4. q. Leased Wirel
B0s,on, Mass, March 1S.--Presiaent
Taft began his two days visit 20 New
England here today with an entertain
mont list that promised 60 keep him
busy uutil after midnight.
In addition TO a formal breakfast
by the city officials the program IN
cudCd an address By the president
to the Massachusetts, legislature, an
Informal luncheon with the pilgrim
Publicity club. review OF the cvacua-
ton and st. Patricl's day parades IN
South Boston, and calls o. the din
ners of the Charitable Irish society,
the Boston Bank Officers association,
the Boston Paper Trade association
and the Yale club OF Boston.
President Taft today declared HIM
self In favor OF preferential primaries
surrounded by certain conditions for
the coming campaign.
Whenever fun and fair notice OF
the election can be given, wherever
adequate election safeguards can be
thrown around to protect a preferen-
tial primary for the presidency, where
ever the constitution OF the state
permits It's being made applicable 70
the present elecslon, | favor Il and
welcome lt'
This was the presidents statement
today before the general court OF
Massachusetts. lt was bis FIRST per
sonal reply 10 the challenge to prefer
ential primaries issued some time
ago by senator Joseph NJ. Dixon, Col,
Roosevelt's manager President Taft
did not refer 30 the chailcnne how
ever.
The president made a rather point
ed reference 10 tne proposition Let
the people rule" and had something
to sag about the recall Of the
judiciary
irresponsible assaults upon either
IN Incorporate language or on base
less assumptions OF corruption, or
bias or lncompetency made By thusB
whose statements have infleunce with
any part of our people, are q serious
menace ~ enduring government" said
the president
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-18
FLOYD ALLEN WANTS
LAWYER AND PREACHER

ROan0ke, Va, March lS.-Fl0yd
Allen, leader Of the Allen clan. In iail
here, prayed aloud IN his cell all last
night and today. and asked several
times 20 see preacher. Ho also ask
ed for a lawyer
No one as yet has been allowed TO
approach him. The prisoners from
Hillsvllie are IN separate parts OF the
Jail and all heavily guarded.
Tho Rev 4. Clsggett skinner.
Baptist minister was allowed IN tho
Jail but "A few minutes and would
make no statement,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-18
ARGUMENTS BEGUN
IN PACKERS TRIAL,

(ny Evenlns Iternia A. =. LEASED Wireb
Chicago. March iS.--Closlng argu-
ment OF counsel 20 the jury IN tho
trial OF the ten packers charged with
violation % the criminal sections 0f
the sherman anti-trust law was begun
today before United states District
Judge CarpontoE 10 d expected that
arguments viii take a. week or ten
days
James a. shecan. special govern
mont counsel delivered tho opening
argument for the government. 40
began By enumerating three questions
which he said the jury should disFc-
gard in the conslderatioa OF lts vor-
diet. They were.
Whether IL was wise Tor congress
60 pass the sherman law"
''ihe true meaning az the sherman
law"
"fhe consequoncoa 90 the defend
ants In the event OF a verdict of guilty
being returned"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-18
Men Who Murdered Warden
and Guards Of Nebraska
Penitentiary Are Surround
ed; Pitched Battle Ensues.
THE POSSE HAD
BIG ADVANTAGE
One Of the Fugitives, ReoOg-
nizing the Utter Hopeless
ness Of the Fight, Commit
ted Suicide.

tny nveninE Herald A. y. Leased wfreD
Omaha, Nob.. March ts.--Advicea
received here today from three
sources declare that posses have killed
ConvlCts Taylor and Dowd and have
captured Morley. The fight occurred
near Gretna.
The report reached here az 2,80
that Taylor was killed. DOwd eom-
mltted suicide and Morley surron-
dered
The fight occurred between Grotna
and ChalcO. The fight between tho
pOssos and the conviets was an un-
oven affair. the officers being armed
with rifles and the bandits with re-
voivers Two posses engaged the
men al once, having cross-fired on
them.
Taylor was killed BY the bullets OF
the officers after which Duwd. recog-
nissng the hopelossness OF the situa-
tion, turned his weapon upon himself.
Morley aignlfsed mis- desire to give
up the flght. Blunt. the young farm
on who had been forced Go drive the
desDeradoes In his sleigh, was found
dead, but whether from the bullets
of the convicts or the officers Is not
clear.
AZ 2.is o'clock Il was reported that
Morley also was killed. sheriff Iyera
Of Lincoln was said 20 have fired the
shot that killed Taylor. or Gray as
he was otherwise known,
George Mowinkie, on whose farm
the fight occurred, II said 10 haye
been slightly hurt, None Of the Of
ficors we're wounded.
A report received al 3.i5 o'clock
says Morley ls not dead but Is badly
wounded. lie surrendered when un-
able 20 continue the fight. Dowd was
wounded several times before taking
his own life,
Blunt. the farmer was killed 5y a
stray bullet from tho officers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-18
TWO STATES COMBINE
TO CATCH ASsASsINS


Hlllsvllle, Va. March is.-Tho au-
thoritlca Of two states today are sur
rounding the region In which tho AL
len clan are supposed 60 be hiding. A
large posse composed OF North Caro-
lima sherins and deputies. together
with several detectives, are closing in
from the North Carolina mountains
while another large force Il pushing
It's way from Hillsvilc southwark.
Definite developments are not ex-
pectod before Tuesday night. Tho off-
GERS being far into the mountains aud
remote from telegraph and telephone
stations. 20 large extent will be cut
of from communication with the out
side world.
Circulars combining a description OF
the Aliens are being distributed along
the North Carolina border through
the mountain section and over strip
OF leo miles wide. nfty Iailcs in Vir-
ginin and fifty miles In North Caro-
ina. These circulars are sent TO every
postofice and sheriff.
Captain Davant, OF the militia IN
charge OF tho guard here. received
word that posses In the mountains
had passed Devils Den, where the
Aliens were supposed 20 be Ia hiding
but saw no trace OF the outlaws. The
posse had not attempted to explore
any Of the caves.
The posse headed hy Detective Lee
Folts. which spent the night IN the
mountains. returned 10 Hlllsvillo today
without having arrested any of the
outlaws, and reported no trace Of the
fugitives.
II don't SEQ how we are ever going
to get these fellows" said Fells.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-18
JUAREz RACES

CBy EVeRinE Herald a. =. LEASED wirel
JuartE, Mex, March Entries
for tomorrow;
First race. selling. six furlongs-
Lavender Lass. Ruth Esther. sIsOrd
Lem, 1895 Big sandy t05; Florence
Kripp. Royal Dolly Yvonne. Lawn.
Free VIII, Brack Bonita, NADIA Mas.
i0si Calcthumplan, ii0s Witness.
Milo. McAlan. 1la.
Second race. selling. ono mile and
furlOng- Hearts Relief 9t. Ram
paat. SO; Spaldlng, 100. Roblnon. f0t;
Charles Green, Greenbrldgo. t0f: Vel
sini. i06; Marlgot. los; Layminisier,
10.
Third race. selling. Eve furlongs--
Raquette, 90. Mandadero. o.; scre-
made, 1oli Von0 Won, t0g; saintcst
i06i Golden Ruby Lady Tondi, 1915
Ooneomoo, Evran, Remsy. Mike Mol
ott, los. Soma, Jeanne DARE. Antigo.
ilii stafford 1iS.
Fourth race, handicap. seven fur
iongs--Cr0ssoycr Ocean Queen. i02;
Uncle Ben. t0s; Ko0tonay. l12: Ara
see,il5; Meadow III.
Fifth race selling, avc and one
half furlongs--Tho Visitor. 100;
sForrona, Droml 1885 Hardy, 1Og;
Free. DcCesarlOu. no.
Sixth race, selling seven furlongs-
'Gus Hartridge, so. Booger Battle.
s9i oscuro. Hereto Rompie. i0ii
Yankee Pooh. Doc Allen New Cant
gnL loi; PIT @ Pat. Zulu. Hannls. los.
'-Apprcnticc allowance
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-18
ANNOUNCEMENT

Tie H,vehing Herald a glad
q annOaasss ti,at sir. William n.
lirogan, managing editor of
sisis BnwelAper, unsser lts for
anew ownership, has determined
% remain with tlie newspaper
as 8 mssnicr OF our editorial
sinn.
Mr.. Br0gnn has been a resi-
duut uf New Mexico for tisc past
ten years, and during the
greater part Of that time has
bcCn engaged ia active news
paper work Ia Albuquerque.
llls newspaper Rbll'ty has lyscn
demonstrated buth ln buslness
and eiiitOi ial manRgemcni and
Wc are especially fortunate in
retaining his services lust 40
tids flmc bccausc az his thor
Ough training and wide cxIcri-
eucc a. a Legislative reporter.
Mr.. Brogan win report tlie
work of the first state icEis-
iative assembly for the Evening
Herald. His reports will coyer
every dciHii Of each days proc
Ceedings with the accuracy and
tbNruugliness which have made
him Rn envlnble reputation
throughout the west IN this
special limo of work. Upon SIR,
IirOgnn win fall she rosponsibIl-
ity Of giving the roaiicrs % this
newspAprr tho facts about the
Legislature, ~ membership and
the IawA that it may enact. u
a. q work which requires tIain-
lng, wide acquaintance with
public men, ready and cOnt-
prchcnsiNe grasp az public qucs-
tlons and the ability 90 present
tho fncts clearly aud with foFcc.
NJ nruean has all these quail-
niniions ln marked degree. IIis
rCperis viii preaenf the inf0r~
nation which the pulilc wants
and everything that d should
know with reaerd % the legis-
lnfiyo pfocoelIlnss We can
prsllCi with confidence that
hia nrliclea VIII attract wide at-
tcniion and win prove % ma
iefinl Vnlua % TIE newspaper
wedding pnblic of New Mexico.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-18
THE THIRD HOUSE

santa ne, n ~, March iS.--Bclng
new 60 the ways OF tho wicked leRis-
lators Senator Isaac Barth Of Albu-
quorque did not get his stationery soon
enough to suit him, 80 he had some
printed and paid FOR Il out OF his own
Eocket--theroby violating the mont
sacred tradition Of his high Office. Be
sides the fact that he was a mem0er
OF the senate Of the state OF New
Mexico, Alr. Barth had emblazoned
thereon, the fact that he was n mom-
ber of certain committees, a list OF
the committees and that ne resided
permanently In Ai5uquerque-the lat
ted added as boost for his homo
town. Despite the fact that MIR.
narth took the minority leadership
away from Senators Hlnkle aud Wal
ton on Saturday and voted them for
fFnnUtfNat.I -. lh..~. ft.f......
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-18
ARIZONA WILL NOW
RECALL THE RECALL
First Business Of the Legisla-
ture Will Be to Restore
the Measure Which Presi-
dent Taft Had Stricken Out.


(ny EVENING Herald A. =. Leased wtre)
Phonexi, Arla., March 1s.- when
the first state legislature OF Arizona
convened today i was generally be-
lieved that the first action OF the
law makers would be 10 restore 10 the
constitution the provisions for the re-
call Of the Judiciary, eliminated al
the time the naw state was admitted
10 the Union. A constitutional amend
mont for that purpose VIII be ono OF
the first measures offered.
The Democrats have am overwholm-
ing majority in both houses, but h is
very probable that the "progreasiVes'
and the conservatives" of the ma.
joriiy will be divided on many qnos-
tiOns
The division was shown IN tho Dem
ocrntic contest for the speakershin Of
the house, which the caucus yesterday
decided IN favor of samuel - Brad
ner of Henson. Adhercnts Of his rival.
A. r. Lynch OF Stafford. oppressed
opon hostility TO tho administration
forces.
A clear majority OF the senate.
which VIII be presided over by M q.
Cunnsff Of Crown King. is expected
10 stand by the administration.
The prediction waa freely made to-
day that ln the event OF miscarriage
Of the progressive" program Cove
ernor Hunt could call special ses-
sion Of the legislature al the c0nclu-
sion of the present one
The election OF two United States
senator's can not be accomplished ie-
gally until after the legislature has
been in session ten days. Marcus A.
smith of Tucson and Henry E ASH
ursi ~ Prescott, Democrats. who re-
ceived the highest vote ln the adyia-
ory primary. viii Dee elected.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-18
OF COURT
MURDERERS IS
EXPECTED At
ANY TIME
of Two States Are
Surrounding Region in
Which Allen Clan Are Be-
lieved to Be Hiding
PLACE Is REMOTE
FROM OUTSIDE WORLD


eng lsveninR Herald A. y. Leased wirsl
Charlotte, n. c.. March tS--A dis
patch from Paluski. Va, states that
men under Detective Fol.s or Roan.
oke have surrounded sldna Edwards,
nephew OF sidaa Allen and that
news of his capture Is expected mo-
mcntarlly, u is said that Edwards
fled from his home without his rifle
or other arms az the approach Of the
posse and ran into thicket whica
was surrounded
A correspondent of a local newapa,
per reports today the capture ay de-
tectlves and revenue officers OF stili
and ninety gallons OF whisky at the
home OF Floyd Alien and two stills az
tho homes OF the Edwards boys. near
Hillsyllle.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-18
FARAfER WAS FoRCED
TO Ard IN FIIGYqr

Louisville. Neb.. March is.--Ths
three convicts who last week mur-
dered three oiiiciais al tho state
prison al Lincoln were being driven
toward Springfield in sleigh. oy Roy
Blunt a farmer who resides three
miles north Of town.
When the posses approached tho
convicts were lying down In tho body
OF the vehicle. forcing the farmer 10
expose himself 20 tbs bullets of the
pOsse.
Tho three convicts approached the
Blunt home about n o'clock this
morning and forced the farmer 10
take them Ia his sleigh to sDrlngfleIa.
He refused at FIRST bat they covered
him with their revoivers and ordered
him 10 make haste.
Taylor. Morley and Dowd spent
Friday night and an day Saturday and
part of sunday night az the home OK
Pr. and Mrs. Elmer Hall on a farm
ilve miles east and mile north OF
Hayolock.
After tying MI. and Mrs. Hail So
securely THAI thoy believed they could
not iiberate themselves, they tore the
telephone instrument from lts place.
and left the Han place a. 1880 satur-
day night During their stay they
compelled tho people "a the farm
house 90 serve them with meals ana
permitted no one 60 leave the house.
After leaving the Hall home the fug.
itives went to tho Prairler home, ae-
cured handcar and went 10 Mur.
dock where they bureiarized two
stores Tor arms. Ammunition and
clothing.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-18
SENATE SITUATION STILL SADLY SHATTERED
PROHIBITION FIGHT
OPENS IN SENATE

. The prohibition fight. which 9
= ls expected 20 occupy a consider .
= able place N the affairs OF the .
. present legislature, was opened .
= In the senate this Afternoon by .
. Senator w NJ Mccoy. The gem .
. tleman from Torrance, an ardent .
= prohibltioniut, startled the SON .
q ate shortly after II convened to- .
. day, by the Introduction Of 9
= Joint resolution providing fos the .
. abolition OF the language clause
. OF the constitution snd snbstitut- 9
y ing therefor a clause prohibiting .
y the manufacture. sale or barter :
. OF intoxicating llauors within the .
q borders of the state. The reso- y
q luton was referred 20 tho COM .
= mlttoo on liquor traffic without .
= comment q
. Angihcr important resolution o
y introduced this afrprnOou was .
. that Of Senator Walton provid- .
. ing that All newspapers Of the .
= state be furnished with a printed .
. cDpy of the proceedings of both .
. houses OF the legislature and .
. also copies OF an bills intro .
. duced. .
. oANAA~NNAAAN~AAS
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-18
McIsAltG TAKES CHARGE
or SOUTHERN CNNfpAfCs

Washington, y. C., March iS.--
ormshy McHarg, former assistant Sec
retary Of commerce and labor, who
organised the southern states for
President Taft four years ago and
carried the contested delegations
safely through the national commit
tee meeting al Chicago. today took
charge OF Colonel Roosovelts con
tests In southern states.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-18
LOCOMOTWE HAD
JUST BEEN TESTED

Hougton, Texas. March i6.-Presi-
dent Fay OF the Hartman Zines in
Texas and Louisiana, in a statement
today aaid the locomotive which ex-
ploded was one OF the best owned by
ihe company and that Il had heen
fully Inspected and pronounoed an
rleht on saturday. 10 WAC used Ia
drawing the fast California express.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-18
kaleidoscope CHANGES
KEEP PROPHETS BUSY
REVISING THEIR FIGURES

Reported Entrance of Speaker BaCa Into Race Adds Another
Complication to Struggle Already Taxing the Nerves
Of Those Interested to Say Nothing of CurbstOne States
Who Furnish New Set Of Figures Hourly; Candi-
dates All Profess Confidence That Vote Tomorrow Will
Show That Their Claims Are Verified
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-18
WEATHER FoREcAsr.


Denver Colo. March iS- Forecast,
Colorado and New Mexico tonight
and Tuesday fair; non much change
IN temperature.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-18
JfsTICE rITNEY rAKEs
OATH Or OpiVCE
(ur UUenlar Herald A ~ Ianaea stIrel

Washington n. a.. March iS--
Mahlon pitney Of New Jersey today
took me oath OF office ana assumed
the duties or associate Justice OF the
supreme court OF the United states
as successor 20 the late Justice Har-
Ian.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-18

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The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1912-10-25
Certificate Of Nomination

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