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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-12-15

..~e. o. '.a": Al ~. ,r5er o. plaza
la, 5 ,@1a SicUate a Ncvea'E
a..,.r. - b. 'a-c Of SuutS Ca"4-.-
1 rrr@l..,. ".Haty >lT oa 100
- tt3t ,..J, ore o. less. uo-"-
ae b. "o@ road ....HD as tae Old
':ii.r terry :o&d leading from the
-.@n - Newberry by Dead Fall, to
t.e Steel Bridge across SaIuda river,
Fl. 'o&d s@V2rates i from land OF
Daniel c. Livingstone; bounded by
2..:,aa" pa5.!- .oa1, Leading from the
said Higgins Gerry road to where
NcndenA2ll's mil used to be; bound
cd by iG0Cs Of James z. Stephens; by
. .?aet Of land formerly owned by
J. Y. Crouch; hy lands OF r. S. Boz
zer; and by public road leading
from the Dead Fall to DOuknight's
ferry across Saluda river. The said
tract OF land being the lands de-
saribcd n a deed Of conveyance TO
Homer ?. Stephens ~ James +. Ste
0hons recorded in the Office of the
clerk Of court for Newbcrry county
in deed book 20 at page AS.
Terms CT sale: One third of the
purchase money IN cash. AID the b2l-
ance on credit Of one and two
years. to be secured BY he bond Of
The purchaser and a mortgage of the
premises sold. with interest from date
of sale at Jle rate OF s per cent per
a:num, payable annually, with leave
Sowevcr, 10 the purchaser to antici-
121e the creGis pcrIon n whole or
IN part. The bond and mortgage to
provide Cor the payment of ten per
cent attorneys fees il the event the
same be niaced IN the hands of an
Httorney for collection, suit or fore
closure. Purchaser to pay Tor all pa-
pers, revenue stamps and recording
fees.
JAMEs D. QUATTLEBAUM,
Master for Newbergy County.
December ID 1922.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-12-15
E.::AS ] - SALE

E.ate of Sc:;5h Carolina, Count of
Newb2Iry, Court OF Common Pleas.
Edith 4. Taylor, Plaintiff, against
Noah L. Tayio" ard Della Grubvr,
defendants.
!;'a-anaar &c the order % the court
hascia, ; iii sell a. public auction,
h=f9"a re court house at New cry,
s e., on s2;csday III January. 1923,
with;n tho ia::;,aj hours Of sale, TO the
higncst bidder, ell the right, title,
interest and estate of Il w. Taylor,
deceased, III" same being an uniiviG-
ed one-haif thereof, in and to all shat
tract Of lard in Newhcrry county,
state CT South Carolina, containing
seventeen and oae-half acres, more OF
less. bounded by lands Of II. G. Long,
by lands formerly CT G. Mike Werts,
deceased. by lands Of Thomas Viii
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-12-15
MASTERS SALE

State of South Carolina, County OF
Ncwberrg: Court Of Common Pleas.
Warren /. t5otinG: plaintiff. ag&inst
James 7. Reid, ". Z. Reid, Victo-
ria Rci9 Fowler and W. I. Reid, Er.,
defendants.
PURSUANT to the order Of the court
herein. I win sell. during the legal
l,lurs. Of sale, g.: public oitcrv. e IL"
highest bidder. on saleSday IL J&nu-
3rv. 1925, before the cour5 house a.
Nea'5errv. S. C.. 2ll that tra2S O.
2iansss :lan o lad :s:.tt,r-stc5 wig ard
oeing IN Ire ccu7t sc Ne"'5eyyy.
sttate O. Ac:.tt!. Carolina, containing
caa hundred, eighty-seveH and ore
i-lf {13I.50} ac-es, mere O. les. 2ai
bounded on the north by lands o.
Leroy Holloway, CT TIE cas-. By lands
of ~. r Smith, il. Oh The south by
H&.sG u d. Geo. :. !;U,::2' I'D -
=. yes. n he ,;ef-: 3&cs.s 2-21 land
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-12-15
ALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION OE
LOTS IN TIE TOWN Or
NEW2EERE
We vii offeG 10" ss.c At public sue
.ion. 20 the highest bidder, before th'

We vii 0ffe. 20" se.c Al public sue
ion. 20 the highest bidder, before the
al.r. gcGS@. o" sf:c->::::.. - J"ICa:y.
immediately :l:.c: L. .&i:"ia. sales.
de following lots in the town Of
Kew aarrr, s {. - "i:
III tha: ct WITH 2 oHe~stoTy BRICK
y..i.si:ag thereon f1c9li?:g o. la
::.1ues t::lii....y-ei2h:. and one-hali feel,
210~e 0" i&sz. aad g1nn'rG back .&"5H
ro-c tor u distance of one hundred
,ecU, rae O: less, sane Hiath, an
1Gc@led otherwise, on the east by iot
: I, H. KinarG on south ~ an al
~ f13eea feet wide and on the west
y .c5 above described.
AS: al thass Let with g one story
rick building thereon fronting OH
Tain street thi"ty-eight ard one-12li
set, more OF less, and running ., ciS
hcrafrom SINE width one hundred
Feet, more or less, and bounded ot!.-
wise, on the east by the lot above
!escribed. On the south by an alley
;GSean fee. wide and on the west by
81 of A. Z. Bush, said two lots will be
I'll 5cnsrately and then as a waole
nd T they bring more IS a whole
SC: bid Will be accepted, but if not
Hnn sha Souer.tt& BIDS vii BE 2ccc9.~
ed.
Asa 81 that :oe With a tHo .so2,y
,2ic!, .,.l:,,Giag theraon fIau3t!ry
u: iia2} fronting on T'Hised scra@5
orr fcet, nee Q. les, and .'uo:Un@
,2.I ti,crecroni same width eighty
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-12-15


>cijsy &As,,s &c. toys and girls al
y :, !'Ay, D..~S:,.sy.s!.
Give fountain ren, $50 to $5.0G.
:. :. Way.
* rifles Cor :he boys 1t T. L. Way.
i>;ve g gift worthy Of the glvcr. Gi"e
Wnitman's candy. Agency, ?. 4.
Way, druggist.
Manicure sets fer the ladies. Come
see them. No trouble to show YOU.
boys. 2. Z. Way. Druggist.
:Ecd May and Blue Stem Wheat scca.
At lowest prices. Ways Sced ard
Feed Store.
3,aasierl pieces hana raiaseG China
$50 500, etc, make excellent
@;i..s. At i. i. Way. Druggist.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-12-15
MAS IEN'S SAL.

S.a.e of South Carolina, County of
Ncwbsr2E, Court OF Common Pleas.
Z. Z. Wilson. plaintiff, against
Horncr ?. STEPHENS and Anderson
Phosphate and o., Company, defend
2Jtss.
Pursuant to al order Of the court
IL tac above entitled action, I will sell
at paolic auction, 10 the highest bid
DER at the court house, in the town
Of Newberry, in the county and state
aforesaid. on tho first Monday, sales
day (istl, 1923, within the legal
hours of sale, tie following described
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-12-15
sor.e of Halls Gift Suggestions

A box es iyacinth bulbs viii plcass
the flower lover Let Us make yoH
8 selection for one dollar or orc
fifty, nicely packed.
Beautiful red boxes for packing yoai
gifts, strong and durable. Alnaos;
every size.
Books for. children. Nothing bu!
wholesome books at my SHOP.
Red, white and green tissue for wrap,
ping gifts. Seals and gumlned ,io--
bon makes a neat package !ooh
neater.
:Waternsn's Ideal pens are Sidea}s
gifts. Complete line ready nov.
A box OF ststionery is always ana
! cepsable gift. Gjf! boxes from: one
to seven dollars, ~.
a few cock suggestions for the adult
reader: Edgar Guest sets, ii cio5eh
and heather Kipling's' Anthology
and volume Of collected verse, II
cloth and leather, Henry Waiter
sons C"Marse Henry'') Autobiog-
raphy in 2 volumes. Robert Scrv-
ices books. Several books by
Henry Van Dyke. Wells Outline
of History. Van Looms Story Of
Mankind and other good books.
Crepe paper for window and home
decorations. Christmas scenes and
plain red crepe.
Stories with stuffed animals match
ing the book. "Su,fay Bunny"
Little Brown Bear" eddie Ele-
phan.," "Pinkey Pup" These are
Volland books-,5e sure to please
The little folk.
Give box OF sweet pea seed to the
flower lover. Fifty cents gets five
packages CT seed and would make
fir" Gift
Fine canary bird, Genuine singer.
Bird seed, mamma, cutie bone and
other supplies.
Give bowl nf goldfish. Tie children
viii bc pleased.
Greeting cards for every one. IoG
viii enjoy looking at the lovely as
scrtIaent.
Remembe. The Arnex' loves to
nave you ''nrcyv=c around j;u-t as
w. &C.
-. HI 92>o:::::;:.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-12-15
SOUTHERN DEF OF ~ PROS
gEEITY DESTROYED BY FIRE

lie Southern depot st Prosperity
IS destroyed by fire on Wednesday
a;:au The fire was discovered about
q O'Clock at night and The flames
2:;a made suc;l headway that it was
to save The building o., any
os the contents. The d-e seems to
1sve originated around the stove flue
d: the top Of the :;uildiiS. Ot;ler
property near tt:le station vas saved
y ne HARD work OF the citizens and
ne fire vas ccnGned 10 the depot.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-12-15
$zo,o ,ooo.oo Annual Damage! /!

This is the damage done by rats
every year! They are terrible men
ace to property and your health!
They carry cholera and typhus germs
and they spread buoonic plague!
Wipe them out! DESTROY them! Use
Royal Guaranteed Rat Paste. SURE
SUDDEN. 25c & soc tabes. Sold
and guaranteed by Mayes Drug
Store.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-12-15
ALARCE CIRCULATION

There are ali kids of people IN the
wosld, ana we suppose there are ike
wise all sorts and kinds of editors and
publishers Of newspapers.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-12-15

two of his cat, bat shat d2d net on tac
least keep 1hea from finishing a. taa
job. and The b:s e&:ciaa was ran q:
by Wednesday afternoon. We aopt
..Ae huvss vii net be bad. And they'
tell Us taat Nr. sicNally really drop
ped a whole stick Of type he was SET
ting, right down on the floor. And
that he had go. ink, printers ink,
mind you, all in his hair, and it was
not green M, either. AID tAe
bc.uf- abou. these good helpers tacy
49, all u good humor ard wo.hiA2:
rig.;. on without complaint and yo~
nay know tha. the paper is com:a@
,ig1,* a,1ng . visit you as in otha.'
days.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-12-15

/ had 70 go to Columbia on Tues
- % attend : meeting Of the cou2-
" superia .eada1sss Of education, ans
.uy brother kindly drove me down.
The roads were a little wet hW we
made the trip gci2g in good time and
reached tie city about half past tive
o'clock and Went right into the meet
ing. AS do not sec anything in tnc
Columbia dailieS ss2outt The MeetinC
!. nay b that It IS desired that the
proceedings be not made pa5iic, III
Sc far as I can see it would oe help
fuI to lSt the people know what w
we're meeting about. But at this
time / will not go into the meeting
Eie iaisaad Ep about $50 6: n!gas
and We decided, that is my brother
NATHAN ana myself, that We v'oa;d
come home. We left Columbia a. I;
little before 5e:, c:c!od:s ard his Ba-
ilk was running good ana We fel. thaa
We were going 20 have nice run
home, brc jus: as VIC crossed thc
Broad river bridge there seemed to
cone down suddenly one of the most
dense fogs we have even seen, anc
you could not see the road ten feet
in front Of yoa. We thought the fog
would lift or at least We would be ou;
OF it after we got o1 the hill from Ia:
river, but rot SO. If anything it be-
came dcn5er as We came along, but
we could not turn back SO we crep
along actually feeling our way, anc
did not gos out Of the fog until wc
reached Prosperity. It took JUS
three and half hours to make the
trip, and even q: tzat It vas danger
Gus business. We reached New;2rry
something after one o'clock.
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~ ,i> "2:'a% ~.s >s':''..
..' ~,
,"' 80 80
ans.
.-tsi..s &iia -..l,. IL
,SlIMent from c. - s--o' "A ~;
I'll pad IN f1ii. a the rate OF e'Sa'
per cent pc amman, interest 10 Sc
PAID annua!iS ana i not QalI wien
Cue II become p"mcHal annually ara
Gear interest at Tie rate of eight per
cent pcE a:.num until nal@ IN 1uil, TO
5c secured by bond Of purchaser and
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The read 70 Columbia was very
good most Of the way. I could no,
bus wonder why the road repaire.
would leave that big pile of ton soii
in The middle, Of the read Just af.s-
you leave town. There IS nead of toE
soil along here, but would it not have
been just as well 20 have placed it or
either side of the road until you we're
ready TO apply it, instead o& ii the
middle of the road so 5n&e enc coulG
scarcely drive on either SIDE. ana ::
it is not soon moved the road viii be
blocked. The overhead bridge a
Bailentine has been completed and i;
open for traffic.
C II A
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-12-15

Now this may al be way OF The
title to this article, ana Il I were the
editor Of . big daily. which an net.
OF course / could not write this sor5
of stuff, AID i / were not just tne
so1i Of editor that ! a2l coul3 not
write il either, uav an sure The
readers Of The H2rai1 a&G News, be
ing al members OF my big family,
viii enjoy reading i jusi as nlGch as
anything / could put in this column.
Now, honest, won't you?
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But, we had some accidents and
Mr.. Nicholson says it was the 18Th
and in view of the many obstacles
they had to overcome it should have
been Friday also. In the first place
it took some time to adjust the press
for 4-page run, then Il piece Of fur
niture got on the type and rot only
got right on the type. and not only
mashe d up some type but tore Up
one of the big rollers. That would not
have Leen SO bad, because while it
costs money to get one Of these big
rollers, still that is not so bad as 10
have these faithful boys have their
fingers mashed up IN the hlg press,
ana that thing did ress3ly hanpen. R.r
l,ehoizcn t,ad :. t'nGe. n..,i ,.a.4.S=t,sc
cf n the D-s55 nd Jc!!,,-2 Vic, -
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&. H. A.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-11-09

FOR senator, Davis, 159i Jones,
379. For congress, Warren, 17S;
Morrow, 1868. For governor, Hill,
1874; Hlnllle. 3SG. For lieutenant
governor, Gallegos, 1854; Baca. S65.
For secretary Of state, Des
Georges, 157; Chacon, 371. For
supreme court, Barnes, 174; Brat
ton. 357. For land commissioner.
Muller, 161; Baca, 367. For at
torney general Sedillo, 1GS; Hell
mick, 1854. For auditor, Delgado,
173; Vigil, 34s. For treasurer.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-11-09

tives in state legislature. We'll, 147;
Griego, 1875; Mohr, 147: Jordi, 1873;
Ca .delaria, 147; Chavez, 1873. For
commissioner, first district Her
rera, 1879; Armijo. 14l; second dis
trlct, Romero, 126; Bezemek, 1854;
third district, Rankin, l49; Butt,
1871. Probate judge, Sanchez, 145;
Mcclellan, 1876. For county clerk,
Werner, 149: Harris 131. For
sheriff, Lewis, 10; Zamora, 20l.
For assessor, Hubbell $50. For
county treasurer, Sanchez, 1852;
Swope, 1913. For school superin-
tendent, Burke. 1906; Montoya,
IT'S. For surveyor, Ross, ESQ.
Precinct 10, Escobosa.
For senator. Davis, AZ; Jones,
IS. For congressman, Warren, AZ;
Morrow, 70. For governor. Hill,
AZ; Hlnkle, 70. For lieutenant
governor, Gallegos, Az; Baca, Is.
For secretary of state, Des Georges,
AZ; Chacon, Is. For auditor, Dell
gado, AZ; Vigil, IS. For treasurer,
Matson, Az; Corbin, rs. FOR at
torney general, Sedillo, AZ, Hell
mick, rs. For state superintendent
Blaney, AZ; Pickles., rs. For land
commissioner, Muller, AZ; Baca,
rs. For supreme justice, Barnes,
AZ; Bratton, rs, For corporation
commissioner, Hill, Al; NNontoya,
! 76. For representative, Well, AZ;
Mohr, ~; Candelaria, AZ: Grlego,
70; Jordi, IS; Chavez, rs. For
commissioner first district, Her
rera, SO; Armijo, rs; second dis
trict. Romero, 43; Bezemek, "a;
third district, Rankin, AZ; Butt, rs,
Probate judge, Sanchez, AZ; Nc
Clellan, IS. For county clerk
Werner, 40; Harris, ~. For sher-
if. Lewis. SO; zamora, 81. For
assessor, HubbelL III. For treas.
urer, Garcia Y Sanchez, AZ; swope,
rs. For county superintendent,
Burke, 90: Montoya, IS, For sur
veyor, Ross, III,
Precinct Z, san Antonio.
| For senator, Davis as; Jones
81, For congress, Warren, 4Gi
| Morrow, 81. Tor governor, Hill
Al; IIinkle, SO. For lieutenant gov
ernor. Gallegos. A; Baea, SO. Foi
secretary of state, Des Georges
"A; Chacon, Sc. For auditor, Del,
gado, 4G; Vigil, 81. For treasurer
Matson, 40: Corbln. 35. For at,
torney general, Sedillo, 49, Hell.
mick. "a. For superintendent
Blaney, As; Eckles, So. For land
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-11-09
COUNTY GIVES
2,400 LEAD TO
THE DEMOCRATS


governor, GaIlegos, 100; Baca, SIS,
For secretary OF state. Dls Georges
167: Chacon. $40. For supreme
court, Barnes, 1S0; Bratton, 1856,
For land commissioner. Muller,
l71 Baca. SAG. For attorney gen.
eral, Sedillo, 1856; Helmick, 363.
Tor state auditor, pelgado. 1858;
Vigil. 342. For state treasurer,
Matson, 2S7i Corbin, 299, For SUI
perintendeut Of schools, Blane",
1GT; Eckles, 355. For corporation
commissioner. Hill 1S3; MOntoya
548, Representatives, We'll, 232;
GliegG, sol; Mohr. eos; Jordi, 315;
Candelaria, 147; Chaves. $40. For
sheriff, Lewis, eos; Zamora, 800,
For probate Judge, Sanchez, 217;
Mcclellan. 4QS. For assessor,
FIubbelI, AIS. For treasurer Gar
eta y Sanchez, us; Swope. 1858.
For county school superintendent
Burke, 217; Montoya SIS. For
county clerk, Werner, 141; Harris,
1888. For surveyor Ross, $40. For
commissioners First district, Her
rera, 1872; Armijo, $40; Second dis
trict, Romero. 100; Bezemek, 414;
Third district, Rankin, 1872; Butt,
347.
Precinct IL 2B.
For senator, Davis, PCS: Jones,
asa For congress, Warren, 275;
Morrow, $40. For governor, Hill,
23G; Hinkle, All. For lieutenant
governor Gallegos, 25G; Baca, 377.
For secretary OF state, Des Georges,
249; Chacon, 3S6. For supreme
court, Barnes, 252; Bratton, 395.
For commissioner of lands, Null
Ter, 277; Baca, Sos, For attorney
general, Sedillo, 28G; Helmick,
4lG, For auditor, Delgado, 270;
Vigil, 1868. For treasurer, Matsou
$50; Corbiu, 2S2. For superin-
tendent of instruction, Blaney 227;
Eckles, 4l6. For corporation COM
missioner, Hill, 276; Montoya, S64.
For representative, We'll, 307;
Griego, 325; Mohr, 307; Jordi,
1926; Candelaria, 2l2; ChaYes, 400.
For sheriff, Lewis, PCS; Zamora,
&52. For probate judge, Sanchez,
l9l; Mcclellan, 400, For assessor,
llubbef, 1858. For treasurer, Gar
ella y Sanchez, 277; Swope, 373. For
school superintendent, Burke, &l4;
Montoya, 346. For county clerk,
Werner, 20; Harris, 442. For sur
yeyor, Ross, 1853. For commits
sioner First district, Herrera, FAC;
Armijo, 500; Second district, Rom
Gro, 1856; Bezemek, asa; Third dis
trict, Rankin, ESQ; Butt. 1862,
Precinct IL \ (Old AlbuqucrGuc)
For senator, Davis, S73; Jones,
@2S. For congress, Warren, 1885,;
Morrow, SIS. For governor, Hill,
87f; Hinkle, $50. For lieutenant
governor, Gallegos, $40; Baca, 315.
For secretary Of state, Des Georges,
SSS; Chacon, $3.50. For supreme
court, Barnes, 375; Bratton. 319.
For commissioner of lands, Muller,
$40; Baca, 500. For attorney gem
cral, sedillo, 3S1; Helmick, 313.
For auditor, Delgado, ESQ; Vigil,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-11-09

trlct /. Herrera, Iii; Armijo, $50;
district ., Romero, 231; Bezemek,
ZIG; district 8. Rankin, 281; Butt,
.222. For probate judge: Sanchez.
.253; Mcclellan, 1916. For county
clerk: Werner, 235; Harris, 212.
For sheriff. Lewis, 215; Zamora,
23S. Fol. assessor: Hubbell, 2S8.
For treasurer Garcia y Sanchez;
1863: Swope. 1871. For county SUI
perlntendent: Burke, GOA; Montoya,
2jI. For surveyor. Ross. 227.
Precinct 8, Los Grlegos.
For senator; Jones, 22i; Davis,
1885. For congressman; Morrow,
2i5; Warren, IA. For governor:
Hinkle, 220; Hill, 1877. For lieu
tenant governors: Baca, 21S: Cal
legos, l40. For secretary of state:
Chacon, 218; Des Georges, 1885,. For
auditor: Vigil, 2t7; Delgado, 141,
For treasurer: Corbir, 2l3; Mat
son. IA. For attorney general
Helmick. 22t; Sedllo. 1917. For
state superintendent Eckles, 218;
Blaney, 1873. For land commits
sloner: Baca, 2t9: Muller. lao.
For supreme Justice; Bratton, 21S;
Barnes, 1888. For corporation COM
missioner; Montoya, 217; Hill,
$40, For representative: Well
1872; Jordi, 2f6; Mohr, 141; Griego,
224: Chavez, EOS; Candelaria, 151.
For commissioners District l., Ar
MILO, PA; Herrera, 145; district .,
Bezemek. ZIG; Romero, 143; dis
trict, 3, Butt, 219; Rankin, 142. For
probate Judge: Mcclellan, 217;
Sanchez, ISL. For county clerk.
Harris, 213; Werner, 143. For
sheriff: zamora. 2S5; Lewis, 1913.
For assessor: Hubbell, 365. For
treasurer: Swope, 229: Sanchez,
14S. For superintendent: Burke;
11G; Montoya, 243. For surveyor;
Ross, 1856.
Precinct 20, Division I'D.
A vote on Division I'D in Pre-
circt &c, with some of tho figures
on state candidates lacking, fol-
lows.
For senator: Davis, 81: Jones,
1874. For congress: Warren, 60;
Morrow. 161. Tor governor: Hill,
81; Hinkle, no. For supreme JUS
tioe; Barnes 81; Bratton, 1874
For treasurer: Matson, "a; Corbin
127. For representative We'll,
1874; Griego. 81; Mohr. 1872; Jordi
90; Candelaria, 146: C''ayez, 175.
For county comnissioner-Fir
district: Herrera, AZ: Armijo, 173
second district, Romero, Al; Beze-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-11-09

mex, ia; third district, Rankin,
81; Butt, 1874. For treasurer: San
chez, 1O4; Swope, III. For county
clerk; Werner, Sc; Harris, 165,
For sheriff: Lewis, So; Zamora,
1873. For school superintendent:
Burke, 81: Montoya, 1874 For
probate Judge: Sanchez, 40; Nc
Clellan, 1872.
Precinct 8, Ranches de Atrisco.
For senator, Davis, 100; Jones,
229. For congressman, Warren,
81; Morrow, 23O. For governor,
I'm, 80; Hlnkle, 230. For lieu
tenant governor, Gallegos, Sc;
Baca, 23l. For secretary of state,
Des Georges, 81; Chacon. 1888. For
auditor, Delgado, S6 Vigil, 227.
For treasurer, Matson, 101; Cor
bin, 218. For attorney general,
Sedillo, "a; Helmick, 228. For
state superintendent, Blaney, 50;
Eckles, $50, For land commits
sioncr, Muller, 81; Baca, 236. For
Isupreme justice, Barnes, 81; Brat
ton, $50. For corporation commits
sioner, Hill IS; Montoya, 2S1, For
representative, We'll, 80: Griego,
227; Mohr, "a; Jordi, 225; Candel-
aria, 81; Chavez, 2S3. Tor COM
missioner, district I, Armijo, SOC;
Herrera, 80; district ., Romero,
"a; Bezemek, 234; district 8, Ram
kin, IS; Butt 231, For probate
judge, Sanchez, 1917; Mcclellan, 209.
For county clerk, Werner, SO; IIar-
ris, 226, For sheriff, Lewis. "a;
Zamora, 251, For assessor, Hub
bell, SGT. For treasurer, Garcia y
Sanchez, "a; Swope, 225. For
county superintendent, Burke, 65;
Montoya, 24S. For surveyor, Ross,
S27.
, Precinct 8, Alameda.
Tor senator, Davis, i45; Jones
1855. For congress, Warren, 1856;
Morrow, 1924. For governor. Hill,
14G; Hinkle, 1874. For lieutenant
governor, GaIlegos, LAG; Baca, / 81
Nor secretary Of state, Des Georges
1888; Chacon. 142. For supreme
court. Barnes. 145; Bratton, 1875
! For auditor, Delgado, 14S; Vigil
1872. For state treasurer, Matson
I148; Corbip, 1872. For attorney
general, Sedillo, 1853; Helnlick, 127
For superintendent Of public in.
struction Blaney, 1iS; Eckles. 1872
For land commissioner Muller
| 1916; Baca, 1874. For state corpor
alton commissioner, Hill, 1873
Montoya. 1Al. For representa-
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commissioner. Muller, 40; Baca,
80. For supreme justice, Barnes,
"a; Bratton, So For corporation
commissioner, Efill, As; Montoya,
85. For representative, Well, As;
Griego, So; Mohr, 46; Jordi, ga;
Candelaria, As; Chavez, So. For
commissioner first district, Her
rera, so; Armijo, 80: second dis
trict, Romero, SO; Bezemek, 23;
third district, Rankin As; Butt,
IS. For probate judge, Sanchez,
46; Mcclellan, a. For county
clerk, Werner 81; Harris, 49, For
sheriff, Lewis, As; zamora, 80. For
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WOMAN TO LIE .IsLATURE.

st. Louis, Nov. S.--Missouri will
have d woman legislator as Mrs.
Edward T. Smith was elected yes
terday from the second district in
st. Louis county. Mrs. Smith, a
republican, defeated her demo-
cratic opponent, John Eggers, by
more than 1000 votes.
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assessor, Hubbell, so. For treas-
urer Sanchez, "A; Swope, So. For
school superintendent, Burke, 81;
Montoya, 43. For surveyor, Glad
ding. A5; Ross, 50.
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