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COYOTE COACH TO
WED MINNEAPOIITAN

Vermillion, s. d Blaine McNu-
sick. director of athletics at the Uni
versi'" If South r"Fota is to quit
the ranks of bachelors December 5,
when hn Will MARI Miss Marjorie
Chase, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. F.
R. Chase of MINNEAPOLIS. The engage
ment was announced in Minneapolis
few da~s ago.
Miss Chaee is a graduate of the
University ri Minnesota in the class
of 1911. Mr.. McKusick is a 1911
graduate ct the University of South
Dakota. ard became ACQUAINTED witt
Miss Chase while he was coaching a
football team at N:nre, nol'r revera
years ago. Mr.. and Mrs. McKusick
will make thsFr homo on Willow
street, Vermillion, after January i.
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gress were reelected,

Ne" Hampshire.
Manchester. II. il-With approx
imately TOO precincts out OF 29i ~,
the state heard from, it is certain
New Hampshire has gone for Hughes
With Il plurality OF 5000 Henry
keyes, Republican. was elected gov
einor by a majority OF Loco.
Connecticut to Hughes.
New Haven. Conn Connccticut's
seven electoral votes VIII be cast for
Hughes. With . towns missing.
Hughes has lo2,26G ana Wilson o.
1T. The Republicans elected Gov
.ernor Holcomh. t. s Senator Geo.
Z McClean and at least three of the
five congressman.
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lso We're leading.
Montana Democratic

UoInno Miami WiIeon ,nnno,e ~
.,,,on+ N,e,,t..,,n r. :, so,,.,3..,,,
Henry Mlsrs and leo Goye,no,. sam Sc.
wart ,nneo,, IN hova i,.n, ,a'a ,
by GOOD ma iorities y :
. 80" ,',''o' -
No'"'''''o 'o' "''so"
Denver, COLO, = BASED on returns
from 700 precincts out OF l94l IN
colorado. including go IN he city OF
Denver, Wilson has carried Colorado
by at least $4,000
bulletins ON States
Boise. Idaho. 80 precincts out OF
742 in Idaho give Hughes 3.524 ana
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How's This J?

We offer cne Hundred Dollars Reward for any
case Of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hail.
Catarrh Cure
+, J. CHENEY s co, Toledo. o.
We, the undersigned awe known r. J..
theney Tor the last 10 ytari aud beiiev. him
perfectly honorable la ali business trlasao AZ
and iinanyially able To carry out any Obligation
SAT. BANK OF COMMERCE..
Io.edc. Ohio.
Hairs cet1rrh cure Is taken internally actin.
directly upon DC b!ood and mucous rfaces OF
the system testimonials sent free. Price I.
CENTS per bottls Sold By all Druggists.
fsia nom ramilv pils for ~onsttpat;np
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BUTTER MARKET
STEADY TO-DAY
TOP PRICE AT NEW Work. EX.
CHANGE Is; 3S CENTS; RE
CEIPTS TOTAL 1917
rNIrSG

New York City, Wednesday,
Butter receipts 13.917; market firm.
Creamery extra. 81, snecial mark,
81 1-2 a SO; tirsts, IS IL N So;
process flrsts, 81 IL n 80. packing
stock No. L, 80; No. .. % 1-2.
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headquarters since his nomination
Hughes was asleep when the early
returns came in, and when he awokc
the first paper handed him stated he
had carried New Nork state by
100000 plurality. Hughes smiled
Wilson's state For Hughes
Trenton. ~ j. Scattering returns
before midnight Indicated that New
Jersey had gone Republican by Il sub
lstantial figure, The state headquar-
tiers claimed the state for Hughes
and made the assertion that in addl-
ton to Walter Y. Edge for Governor
iand Joseph 5. Irelinghuysen Tor L.
5. Senator the Republicans elected.
ten of the twelve congressman.
Missouri for Wilson
st Louis Mo. y total of 1884
precincts out of 3459 in Missouri
gave Wilson 1l0,o57 and Hughes
l29 100
Illinois Monen with Men
Chicago Returns received at 8
O'Clock Tuesday Indicated Repub-
lican victory in Illinois by a plurality
estimated by Republicans at more
than 100000 for Hughes and a
slightly smaller plurality for the
state ticket headed by Frank o.
Lowden, for Governor. The vote was
AeaNy thfoushoHt the state. he
women VINO Voted lof the hIst time
~ iilihols ON me presidential issue,
maintained "ooul 'he same iatio oil
pre- eielenee loi iiusAes OF W iison as
INC men.
Michigan Goes Dry
Detroit. Michigan. Democratic
leaders OF Michigan shortly before
m;dnigh, practically conceded that
Hughes would carry Michigan The
returns from 2l5 precincts. one tenth
OF the state gave Hughes S2.o4s and
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p.r,,b,;a -, ,,..,.. ~
Ieei t'lVi'o 49," 90!
Nc la i'''''s' ''''''' '''''' '''' :
= pan, Min, WIN ra+prrs
,.,,, .;,.,l, W -
c tul VIVIAN ,s o. 'lq ype"5 lir
nesota ~ votas a tota1 nf "a
nraci ir,r 81 , o9t ,,;va w-iison Ak ~
and Hnqbas oeSs ,sniloaa bae
hean elaote1 l-nitod Statas Se,,1o,
The RenpbIican state tiolet baade,;
hy Governor Burnorist bas hsen
teiaoted
Helena Mont Tho returns ;ndi-
cate Thai Wilson hos carved Mon
lama Nv ten tbo,,sana Governo,
Stewart is NOT believed victorious
Eansas city Wilson con
4in,,es - bol5 bis Isod il, Kansas ono
OF The doubtful states total OF
1,0S3 precincts out OF 9374 siye
OBJ.
Milwaukee. MIS-. Wisconsin's cleo
toral votes viii be cast for Hughes.
tho state having given him am esti-
,natad nlnrolitv nf "a 600 basad on
returns from two-tbirds Of the state
SIcCormiclz Claims II.
New York City At 3 O'Clock this
morning. Vance Mccormick. chair
man of the Democratic National com
llaittee issued the following state
ment.
We've got 'em. Wilson'S vote is
rolling up every minute Wilson
i will have close TO 500 votes in the
! electoral college.
1t was announced at Democratic
Headquarters that Democratic lead
ers all over the country had been
notified to sit tight and that the fight
had been won for Wilson according
to the best information received at
headquarters. 1t was announcec
early this morning at headquarters
that Wilson would receive 29l elec-
toral votes
Rival Claims EARLY Today
New York City-At > o'clocl,
this morning Democratic chairman
McCormick was claiming at least
2s6S votes for President Wilson In
the electoral college Republican
Chairman Wilcox claimed 30l fol
Hughes.
Maryland Democratic.
4 Baltimore, Md. The Democrats
at midnight claimed the state TO,
Wilson by 5000 plurality. The Dem
ocrats elected four congressman anf
the Republicans two. Republican
gain OF one.
Massachusetts. f,asa
Roston Me- ,rha olasast sah,
for presidential electors in the his.
tory of Massachusetts was undecided
at one O'Clock this morning Al ina
NOM IN H,e,las aiao+arr Id ~,
Over Inc na',7noratin tiol,at '' af 10 "a ~ :
yotas ritb ~ n tIslo 49, ot 49,,
,nissins e>-i'>
0rt,,o,- A. >,;an;,h4
Nav Vol, City Tvs 6aforo mid
niobt tho olection rat,,rrs s,i,l ia
comn,ate in n,any statas indinotal
tba a1ectir,n nf i1,,abas ona Eair
ha,,Rs ma tho tionras vara nIasa an,
the Densocratic ,nanagars staodfast
~ rofnsea 10 connada !. pan,,fa,iea,
victory
AItbavol, ,,o+raa,i+o,, ,,.,,,.,.,,., nov,
v,bicb e,,nnortal WiIsaa oanaada5 al
dafeat nan,ocra+ia ,1.,,,ooa,.,,
cd co,,nleta rat,,rn,, frnn7 t,,a Voc
yon,d reyo,so tba +,.a,,a y.bieb ..eaa
i,y eae,aed - NO ,;,in,+ ~, +ho t1,Iot,a
columns S''
INST aftar ~ o,clool, tho PenuhIi
y 80 So
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MINNEAPOLIS CASH CLOSE.

4AiuilcdpOiiS, wednesday, w HE
No ! hard. $1.9S is a $2.01 Is
No. l northern, $1.94 is a 81 81
Is; choice, $1.99 is; arrive S193
Is q $1.96 Is: choice. S1.9S is
No. 2 northern, $1.SS Is a s1.95
Is; No. J wheat, STA Is a S1.92
Is, No. hard Montana, s1.S4 IS
a $1.S9 Is; arrive, $1.S6 Is; No
/ drrum, s2.o2 12;; choice, s2.05
1-2: No. durum. s196 1-2 a ST.
80 1-2. Dec. s1.94 1-2; May, s194
3-4 a SIS; July, s1.S4 IA.
CORN-No 3 yellow. So q 90;
arrive; So; other grades corn, II
q 81: No. yellow arrive, so.
OATS Montana, NO. . white oat:
81 a So No. white oats, 81 l.
a Sd; arrive, 81 12; No. 3 white
oats 81 IL a ga; arrive, 81 ~
No. white oats, SO a 81.
BARLEY-72 q $1.01 choice
$2.01 a S2.10.
RYE-s1.s5 q s1.4o; arrive. ST..
80 a s1.4O.
FLAx--s2.71 q s2.75; arrive, So
II q S2.75.
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SWINE PRICES
SLOWER TODAY
CHICAGO HOG QUALITY Is FAIR.
CATTLE PROSPECTS Arr,
STEADY.-SHEEP FIRM AND
TEN CENTS HIGHER.

EaN +.
Union Stock Yards, Chicago, Ill.
Wednesday. HOGS Estimated re-
ceipts today, $4,000; number left
over from yesterday, 1851; estimat-
ed receipts for tomorrow, $4,000;
official receipts yesterday, 25,592;
official shipments yesterday, 752.
Market slow and at yesterdays aver
age. Top price, s9.95; bulk OF
prices, 1920 a SIS; light, $50 a
$50; mixed and butchers, 1920 a
9.95; heavy. 1925 % 9.95; rough
heavy. 1928 a $40; workers., $685.
q $50; pigs. S6.40 a $50.
CATTLE Estimated receipts to-
day, $4,000; estimated receipts for
tomorrow, 5000; official receipts
yesterday, 5,151; official shipments
yesterday, LAS. Prospects steady.
Beeves, $500 a 11.75; cows and
heifers, $3.75 q 9.65; Texas steers
$3.50 q $50; stockers and feeders,
$3.50 q 500; western cattle, $3.50
q 1000; calves. $S.25 q 1900.
SHEEP-Estimate receipts to
day. $4,000; estimated receipts fol
tomorrow. 10000; official receipt
yesterday, $3.50; official shipment
yesterday, 1861. Prospects stead
and 10 cents higher than yesterday
average. Native sheep, $3.50 a
$50; western sheep, $50 a SIS.
yearlings, $40 a $40; lambs
S8.75 q lilo; western lambs
$3.50 a Ills.
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SIOUX CITY STOCK MARKET.

SS.oU W IL. 10.
SIOUX CITY STOCK MARKET.
Sioux City, Ia, Wednesday. -Cai
tie receipts today were $500; mar
ket 10 cents higher. Hog receipts
4,500; market steady and 5 cent
lower. Top price, 5000; bulk
prices, $685. a $50; sheep receipt
1900; market higher.
Range of Hog Prices.
This week Last Weel
Monday 5000 $40 I9.40@9.70
Tuesday. 9.0009.70 I9.45 q $40
Wednesday 80. -. $40 % 9.75
Thursday -. 9.25 a 9.75
Friday ....... 9 rs a 9,G5
saturday -. .... 900 a. y. 90
Gossip of Tuesdays Market.
Sioux City, Ia, Wednesday, I'm
der another light run of fat and kill
ing cattle on Tuesday there was ad
Gitional strength to this branch o
the trade and the market was quot
ed strong to 10 cents higher at tho
advance of 1905 cents on Monday
On this basis an active demand
ruled from beef men with the bes'
of we'll fattened stock being favore
by all interests. Beeves are quot
able at $500 a HOO; dry fed cows
and heifers, $3.50 q SIS; butche
stock, $3.50 a $50; Gamers anc
thin COWS, $500 a 5.25; veal calves
$500 % $11.00 and bulls and stag
$500 q $500.
A still further Improvement wa
noted in the tone of the stocker ant
feeder trade and this branch of tn,
trade ruled about dime higher a
Mondays strength with an active de
mand for all classes with the wei
bred stock being given the prefer
once. Quotations: Feeders $5.75 a
$500, calves and yearlings 1918 q
1926, and feeding cows and stool
he:fers $500 q $500.
1t was a stronger deal i'll hogs Ivy
der light run and in some cases {;
premium of nickel was paid ovel
the trading basis of Monday.
Sellers of fat sheep and lambs haC
slightly the best of it and about all o
tho weakness noted en- the openins
day of the week has been regained
Receipts We're light and blow need
of the trade.
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Helena. Mont, Wilson appears to
have swept Montana t. $. Senator
Henry Myers and Governor sam Ste
wart appear TO have been reelected
by good maiorities
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Colorado for Wilson

Denver, Colo. Based on returns
from 205 precincts out of l54l in
colorado. including 60 in the city of
Denver. Wilson has carried Colorado
| by at Toast ID .0NN
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cincts in illinois gave Wilson 412.-
ZIG and Hughes 49S,425.
Reno My 20 precincts ont OF
80 in Nevada give Wilson l.o6l and
Hughes 269. Senator Pittman
Democrat is leading for L. $. Sena-
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Hughes Gets Ovation

New York City, A crowd OF thous-
ands With brass bands gathered at
the hotel where Hughes is staying,
last night and a committee requested
him to make a speech Mr.. Hughes
sent back word that he appreciated
the request but that he did not wish
to appear before the result was
lnn1ri lnN,,d ~ ln1,lnt
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VI TT N7IIIV
l09,0S2 and Hughes o4,499
Wilson Remains Cheerful
Long Branch, n. y. In the face
of returns up to 10 o'clock, Tuesday
night, indicating the election OF
Hughes. President Wilson and his
official family insisted that the news
from the western states would be
awaited before any concessions We're
made. AS continued discouraging
news came to the executive officers
disappointment was expressed, but
She president himself remained
chpnrfIl
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Snmmcr Homc Agninst WiIson

!3G1fnst " T!SUn
Long Branch. N. J..-Practically
complete returns from Monmouth
county. N. j., in which Wilson'S
hcme is situated. showed Hughes
leading by 1000 votes. Long Branch
however, indicated a slight Wilson
lead.
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Boise. Idaho. 80 precincts out OF
742 in Idaho give Hughes 3,524 and
4 Wilson . or"
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-11-10
THAT UMFY7' AIMED FLOP

Arthur Sears I%Icnring, writing for the
CHICAGO Tribune. presents Come shrewd reason
ing as to Wl1v Woodrow Wilson changed
front on the Panama Canal tools question. 1t
will re remembered that, prior to his election,
Mr.. Wilson strongly supported the PROPOSE
ton for free tolls for American ships, which
was signed by President Taft. The Democra-
tic platform of 1912 also upheld this policy.
Mr.. Henning calls attention to the fact that
when the California legislature was about to
pass a law prohibiting japanese from owning
property in that State, the Keeper of the Peace
Dove cote. w. ]. Bryan, was sent to Califor-
MA for the purpose of inducing them not to
PASS the law. Bryan, of course, failed. Japan
then vigorously protested against the law and
q. lengthy interchange of diplomatic notes en-
srred. The United States finally refused to
Weld and the Japanese ambassador pointed
w inquired of BRYAN: Is this your last word?
BRYAN renlied: Between friends there can be
no last word. Thereafter came ugly ruinors
that Japan was preparing for war with the
United States.
Srcrtlv before that, the murder of Will
liam Benton. IN Englislnan, had occurred in
Mexico. As Great Britain is a country which
does not retInit It's citizens abroad to be muir
dercd with i1rpunity. and as Mr.. Wilson had
expressed himself as willing to permit Mexico
to shed all tie blood she chose, England was
considering the ACCESSIBILITY of intervening on
her WI account. But coincident with the
appearance of a pale and panic-stricken Pre-
sident before Congress. demanding the i'm
mediate repeal of the very measure he had SO
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-11-10

bird will soon be in our midst and the man
who always waits until 9 o'clock Christmas
Eve will be here for the funny man to poke
fun at. Then will come the cleanup with the
New Year when we take inventories of our
stock in trade and make an effort to weed
out the unnecessary things which have come
into our lives to detract from the pleasures
of mankind or to keep us from being quite
true to our better selves.
A world of new and better things will
be coming up all the time and we will be
awakening each morning to find a brand new
day with which to work and to make our W
lives and the peace Of mind of those about
lis brighter. The election is but small part
OF a wonderfully complex world. And there
is a lot Of happiness in the hearts of the vic
tors. That adds to the sum total. It's a
pretty good world alter all, now isn't it? l|css
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-11-10
NEXT LEGISLATURE WILL BE RE-
PUBLICAN
Senate will stand Is to .; the
House Of Representatives 80 to 10;

Senate will stand IS to 8; the
House of Representation 30 to 10;
both ample majorities.
The Republicans elect State Senators in
the following districts:
First: The county of San Miguel, one
senator, Ramon Gallegos.
Second: The counties of San Miguel and
Mora, one senator, Severe Salazar.
Third: The counties of Guadalupe and
San Miguel, one senator, John S. Clark.
Fourth: The county of Rio Arriba, one
senator, Perfecto Esquibel.
Sixth: The counties of Rio Arriba and
Sandoval, one senator, Emiliano Lucero.
Seventh: The county of Bernalilo, one
senator, Geo. A. Kaseman.
Eleventh: The county Of Taos, one SEN
ator, Ramon Sanchez,
Twelfth: The county of Valencia, one
senator, Nabor Mirabal.
Thirteenth: The counties of Sierra,
Grant, Luna and Socorro, one senator, w. s..
Cox.
Fourteenth: The county Of Socorro, one
senator, ]. A. Mcdonald.
Fifteenth: The counties Of Torrance,
Otcro, Lincoln and Socorro, one senator, ]. V.
fully.
Sixteenth: The county of Dona Ana,
one senator, ]. f. Reinburg.
Seventeenth: The county of Mckinley,
one senator, John A.. Gordon.
Eighteenth: The counties Of Otero and
Lincoln, one senator, James A Baird,
1wcnty-fourth: The county Of Grant,
one senator, w. D, Murray.
TIE Democrats eItt State Senators in
the following districts.
Fifth: The counties Of Bcrnalillo, San
Juan ard :Sandoval, enc senator, Isaac Bartn.
Eighth: The county of Colfax, one SEN
ator, A.. v. Lucero.
Ninth: The counties Of Union and Col
fax, one senator, G.. C.. Smith.
Tenth: The county of Santa Fe, one
senator, Melvin T. Dunlavy.
Nineteenth: The county of Chaves, one
senator, Jesse s. Lea.
Twentieth: The county of Eddy, one
senator, M. P. Skeen.
Twentieth-first The county of Roose-
welt, one senator, Il. G. Bryant.
Twenty-second: The county of Quay,
one senator, Albert Calish.
Twenty-third: The county of Curry,
one senator, L. c. Mersfelder.
THE NEXT HOUSE
The Republicans elect members Of The
State House of Representatives in the follow
ing districts:
First: The county of Valencia, two
members Narciso Francis, Jesus Sanchez.
Second The county of Socorro, two
members, !. r.. Gaunt, Elijio Gurule.
Third: The county Of Bernalillo, three
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-11-10
CONSISTENCY NOT EXPECTED

When Prc.i' mt Wilson wc,I hcforc Con
ercs- in December, TQI., with what rscd to
We = presidential message. but which he has
turned into a political stump speech, he said
4 few words about the railroads of the coun-
try.
He pointed ont that they were in need of
The co-oneration OF the government and dcserv-
ing Of the friendly consideration of Congress,
to the end, as he expressed it, of 'bettering
the conditions under which they are operated
and making them more useful servants of the
'Ountrv as a whole.
When he went to Congress during the last
week of the session that closed in September,
1OIC, he seemed to have forgotten the deserv-
ing condition Of the railroads and he led in
the shameful rout of his party as the Demo-
Gratis in both branches of Congress fastened
to surrender to mol control of legislation.
Tie country long since ceased to look for
consistency in the Presidents conduct. Fspe-
has it ceased to cXpcct his words Of to-
Iav to correspond with his action OF tomorrow
or his action OF today TO have any just relation
to his words of Yesterday.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-11-10

ardentlv espouscd, the exemption of American
coastWise shins from the payment Of Panama
Canal tolls, England called off her ally, Japan,
and gave up the idea Of intcrvcntio. in Mex
leo. President Wilson had saved the country
from another %'crisis' The Yankees had been
bluffcd ont Of their boots.
The situation, as described by Mr.. Hen
ming, accords verv well with all we know Of
Mr.. Wilson. He has been bluffeI ont by
Germany, by Carranza, and by the railroad
brotherhood. Japan hates us, Mexico flouts
Us, Germany dcspiscs us, and Great Britain
IS loatll to acknowledge that a drop Of An
glo-SaNon blood runs in orr veins. But what
doc, that amount to when he kept us out Of
war?
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-11-10

members, r.. P. Barnes, J. Felipe Armijo, So
tero Chavez.
Fifth: The county of Rio Arriba, two
members, Manuel Sanchez, Luis Ortiz.
Sixth: The county of San Miguel, three
members, B. Griego, P. P. Sanchez, J. G.
Romero.
Seventh: The county of Mora, two
members. Alexandra Amanda, Frank A. Roy.
Eighth: The county of Colfax, two
members, !
Ninth: The county of Taos, two mem
bers, Clements R. .Mescarenas, Anastacio San
~tistevan.
Twelfth: The county Of Torrance, one
member, Manuel Otero.
Thirteenth The county of Guadalupe,
one member,
Fourteenth: The county of Mckinley.
two members, O. F. diversion, l.. Lcyba.
Fifteenth The county of Dona Ana,
two remhers, w. H. H. Llewellyn, Jose Con
zales.
Sixteenth: The county Of Lincoln, one
member, Ira O. Wetmore.
Twentv-third 1'h" county of Sierra,
one member, Frank H. Winston.
Twenty-seventh The counties of Rio
Arrila and :Sandoval, one member, Pedro
Salazar.
Twenty-eighth The counties of Tor
rance. Santa Fe and Guadalupe, one member,
Librado Valencia.
Twenty-ninth: The counties of San Mi
guel and Guadalupe, one member, Republican
candidate elected.
Thirticth: The counties Of Lincoln,
Otero and Socorro, one member, Fred Leavitt.
D.
The Democrats elect members Of the
State House Of Representatives in the follow
ing districts.
Fourth: The county of Santa Fe, two
members, P2tricio Garcia. Cipriano l.ucero.
Tenth: The county of Sandoyal, one
member, Escolastico {. de Baca.
Eleventh; The county Of Union, two
members, G.. w. B.. Bryan, Patrocinio Ro~
nero.
Seventeenth: The county OF Otero, one
member, r. l.. York.
Eighteenth: The county Of Chaves,
three members, P. H. Lewis, John II. bills,
F. L. Melhop.
Nineteenth: The county OF Eddy, two
members, Carl B. Livingston, the other demo
cratic candidate also being elected.
Twenticth: The county of Roosevelt,
one member, G. w. Stroud.
Twenty-first: The county of Luna, one
member, ]. f. Upton.
Twenty-second The county Of Grant,
two members, John w. Turner, Frank Wesley
Twenty-fourth The county of San
Juan, one member, c. H. Algert.
Twentv-fifth: The county of Quay, two
members, Pablo Gomez, Patricio Sanchez.
TWentv-siXth: The county Of Curry.
one member, Lyman E. Shaw.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-11-10

II the official count v%erifies the present
unofficial figures and A. A. Jones is elected
to represent New Mexico in the United States
Senate it is to be hoped that he lays aside his
paramount personal self interest long enough
to serve the interests of the people of the
state. He will succeed one of the ablest men
in that national body and he has no easy task
cut out for himself if he expects to leave on
the trail of time the same broad firm track
left by the present venerable and far sighted
statesman.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-11-10

TIL manner in which a. \. Jones took
are OF the Interests of desert and homestead
rrtrvrrcn who needed relief through modific-
alton Of unjust rulings against them by the
general land office was one Of promise and
procrastination. We hope as senator it will
develop irto action and attention. The pros
Dects are not good, the Developments may be
better.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-11-10
Mr.. Edison has given a new form to the

Mr.. Edison has given a new form to the
familiar reply of another distinguished mans
definition of genius. Mr.. Edison declares
that Genius is ten per cent inspiration and
ninety per cent prespiration." The testilno-
ny of all distinguished people of normal and
well balanced qualities has been and is of like
tenor. The genius for hard work is what
counts
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-11-10

can not carry nv message Of cheer and
assistance to every individual in the world. be-
cause nv work lies within certain boundaries.
Yet within those boundaries, I can help the
other fellow as | meet him. and | love to help
him. / believe in that broad point of view
of life that considers the other fellow.