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Albuquerque Evening Citizen, 11-08-1906 Hughes & Mccreight University of New Mexico UNM Digital Repository Albuquerque Citizen, 1891-1906 New Mexico Historical Newspapers 11-8-1906 Albuquerque Evening Citizen, 11-08-1906 Hughes & McCreight Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/abq_citizen_news Recommended Citation Hughes & McCreight. "Albuquerque Evening Citizen, 11-08-1906." (1906). https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/abq_citizen_news/ 3435 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the New Mexico Historical Newspapers at UNM Digital Repository. It has been accepted for inclusion in Albuquerque Citizen, 1891-1906 by an authorized administrator of UNM Digital Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Tht Evening Citlxtn, In Advance, $3 per year. , VOL. 20. NO. UGO. ALBUQUEHQUE, NEW .MEXICO, TIIUKSDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER 8, 1900 Delivered by Carrier. 60 cents per menth. THE ROOSEVELT INVESTIGATORS START FOR PANAMA OFFICIAL COUNT WILL HAVE 4 TO GOULDS SOI. LATER TO DECIDE CONTEST FOR CONIES HIGH REPORTS OF DELEGATE 10 CONGRESS ANNA'S CASE ELECTIONS New York's Lieutenant Gov An- Lord Curzon May Be Ambas- and Delegate -- California Chairman Bursum sador to This Country. ernor Is Democrat drews Claim That Larrazolo Is De- Russia Wants is Republican. feated by a Good Majority. TO PURSUE ITSPEOPLE AS IOWA AND MONTANA ARE CHAIRMAN JONES CLAIMS OTHERWISE FAR AS TOFOREIGN LANDS TRUE TO REPUBIICANISLI i ' IL Canton Is Suffering Terrlfflc Fire Detroit Has Democrat Mayor anrJt the Cause of Which Is as in Kansas Governor Alone Re- Special to the Evening Citizen. ception of school superintendent, the Yet Unknown. mains in Doubt There. i'ortales, Nov. 8. .Roosevelt county entire republican county ticket has S 8 Totes, agairmt 243 been elected with majorities running save rrraBlo - tvir Andrews, a majority of e:J5 for up to 1.600. Antonio Lucero, demo- rarls. Nov. 8. The hearing of the New York, Nov. 8. With eight Ijirraoolo. Statehood received l.t""J cratlc candidate for school superin Castellane diverce suit was resumed counties in the state still to be beard votes for, and 19 against. tendent, leads in the precincts heard before Judge Ditte In the Palaco of from Chanler, democratic and inde- from by a few votes. The election of Justice this "morning. The counsel pendence league candidate for lieuten- LARRAZOLO CAPTURES CHAVES larrazolo for delegate is claimed by for Count Bonl concluded his argu ant govern or, has the lead over Bruce, COUNTY. Democratic Territorial Chairman A. ment before the court. After Malt re republican candidate, of 14,291. Special to the Evening Citizen. A. Jones. He says: "I have no Crupplo replied for the counter, the Roswell, Nov. 8. Returns are not doubt but that Ijtrrazolo has been case was adjourned for a week. ENTIRE STATE TICKET IS I.Oim) all In, but those in now give Larrazolo elected delegate by majority.' Slow Course of Justice. CARRIED IN CALIFORNIA con- 41 majority of about 675. Later. The court, after hearing the Snn Francisco, Nov, 8. Fuller re Special to The Evening Citizen. elusions of the public prosecution turns do not materially change the SANTA FE GOES FOR ANDREWS. East I.as Vegas, Nov. 8. All the next week, will announce its decision first showing and indications are that Smvlai to The Evenine Citizen. precincts, except ten, in San Miguel either for divorce or for hearing wit the republican farty elected the entir Santa Fe. Nov. 8. The malorltv tor couniy, give i.anazuio on- - majority. nesses. 'The creditors' cases, in which Btate ticket. Gillett was elected gov Andrews in this county is 56; Catron, When all the returns are in, Larra-;'.22- . the count and countess and George J. ernor by a plurality exceeding 12,000. - I'OO. Statehood passed by 737 ma- j aolo's majority will probably be Gould, us trustee, are made joint de ,ori,y" fendants, were called after the recess ONLY SMALL GAIN OF GRANT COUNTY GOES DEVO- - today. The suit Involves $5,400,000. DEMOCRATS IN IOWA GUADALUPE COUNTY GOES FORI CRATIC. Des Moines, Iowa, Nov. 8. Iowa'a LARRAZOLO. Special to The Evening Citizen. CURZON IS COMING TO election Is only, a questions of repub- to Evening Citizen. Silver City. Nov. 8. At 7 o'clock Special The LAND OF HIS WIFE, lican plurality. Governor Cummins Santa Rosa, Nov. 8. Larrazolo, last night indications were that Lurra-74- 5; received about 20,000 plurality with .Andrews, 617; statehood, 205; zolo's majority In Grant county will Washington, Nov. 8. Ixrd Curzoa, the chances that the rest of the state against, 185. The entire republican! be between 5mi ana boo, and mat the formerly viceroy of India, Is mention' offices run about that. The democrats county ticket elected. enure democratic iicKee was eieciea, ed In diplomatic circles as the pos- gained six In the senate and eleven la although Farns worth, the republican sible successor to Sir Henry Mortimer the house, but the legislature is still UNION COUNTY IS STILL IN candidate for sheriff, Is but 34 votes Durand, who retires as British am republican. Final returns show that DOUBT. behind his opponent, and with three bassador to the United States the first Congressman Lacy haB been defeated Special to The Evening Citizen. precincts to hear from, two of which, of the year. The fact that Lord for n the Sixth district Clayton, Nov. 8. Ten preciucts so it is thought, may give him a Blight Curzon Is now on the sea between by D. Hamilton, democrat. In 412; against, 418; An- country W. the give statehood, majority. The democrats put up the Great Britain and this and first and second districts, thought to drews, 608; Larrazolo. 568. Legisla- hardest fight they have In many has announced that, be will visit in country be in doubt, the republicans have tive candidates republican. years, and will carry the county ticket this for some time, lends elected their candidates. by big majorities, except for sheriff. EXPERIENCES color to the rumor. GOES FOR AN PUTTING LAW IN FORCE LOUISIANA IS COLFAX COUNTY The republican legislative ticket in th" DETROIT SELECTS DEMOCRAT DREWS. district is safe, both Murray and Betta Special to Evening Citizen. FRICTION BETWEEN RUSS FOR ITS MAYOR The having received big majorities In this ' Nov. 8. one precinct Raton, Nov. 8. Andrews' majority, i AND JAP IN MANCHURIA. Detroit, With colintv. AGAINST GRAFTERS MOST SENSATIONAL VERY FATAL AT to hear from today Wm.'B. Thompson, as tar as precincts neara irom, is no. St. Petersburg, Nov. 8. According hag The five precincts yet to report will to Madl democrat, defeated Mayor Geo. P. advices received here from Codd by 3.000: no doubt reduce this majority from .VOTE FOR DELEGATE vostok, constant 'friction exists be for v 125 to 150 votes, so It is unfa .to" put -- EVERYWHERE tween Russians and Japanese In Man county at MONTANA WILL 8END Andrews' majority in Colfax churia. ' The Japanese, according to REPUBLICAN TO SENATE about 814. Majorities for Andrews. the newspapers 'Of Vladivostok, are Helena, Mont., Nov. 8. Report, Bernalillo 231 continually pressing themselves In the from every county of the state indi- MORA GOES FOR LARRAZOLO. Coltax XtiO Cases! His Life of Vladivostok, where Special Evening Citizen. Mfnneadolis Finds 147 Judge Shoots Down Coast Defense Cuns Would Kinterland their cate that the legislature, which' wilt, to the Dona Ana . .. presence would constitute a serious East Las Vegas, Nov. 8. Chairman - v elect a senator to succeed Senator W. Lincoln 1'0 Rebate at $1000 For j Long Friend and intimate Last About Two Hours nionace to Vie' fortress. 'n the event A. Clark, will havs n republican ma- Jones, of the democratic territorial McKinley 1 It' of a possibility of the resumption of jority of on a ballot ., central committee, has received word Rio Arriba :U0 In thirteen Joint precincts In Mora Each Case. Associate Encounter. hostilities. by courier that all Santa Fe 60 The charge is also made that the county, except one, give Larrazolo a 700 KANSAS ALL RIGHT BUT pre- Sandoval Japanese are fortifying the Island .of majdrffy of 175, and the other . FOR GOVERNOR IN DOUBT Socorro 700 Saghallen, In violation of treJly GERMAN INSURANCE CKAZY MAN REACHES ILLINOIS CENTRAL WILL the 8.-- cinct will increase the majority to Taos 200 Topeka, Kas., Nov. At 11 o'clock about 200. of Portsmouth. morning flicaug Torrance 300 COS. WON'T PAY LOSS: PAN A.MA BEFORE PRESIDENT NOT CHANGE POLICY Emperor Wants Revolutionists. this loth rof and 'Valencia 1,500 democrats are still claiming the elec- CARRIED SOCORRO The Russian government, through ANDREWS negoti- tion of their candidates for governor. ! the foreign office, has opened COUNTY. Tola 5.360 8. With nine counties missing, the re- Special to Evening Citizen. Minneapolis, Nov. Indictments Baton Rouge, La., Nov . 8. The nttsiiuig, aov. s. One man was ations with other governments with The Majoirties for Larrazolo. by special fed- - publican chairman claims the election Twenty-seve- n pre- have been returned a cause of one of the most dramatic killed and two were fatally Injured a view to concluding supplementary Socorro, Nov. 8. Chaves 700 in Judge of Hoch by over 4,000. The demo- cincts pive Anrdews, 1,403; Larrazolo, eral grand jury, which convened shootings in Louisiana, when and slxtetn others seriously hurt in extradition treaties covering fugitives Eddy 652 Minneapolis "October 22, to Investigate George K. Favro tlast night killed his a dynamite explosion accused of preparation or appropria- cratic chairman claims the election o( 821; Richards, 1.4!8; Kelly, 808; this nfternoon says of- Grant 550 manu-facure- r HarrU by 2,000 and that the Green, 1,419; Mead, 838: Morton, the alleged freight rebates.
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