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HILLSBORO, SIERRA COUNTY, NEW MEXICO, OCTOBER 27, 1916.
ji.oo Per Year. No, 34.
VOL. 33.
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Hughe Sympathetic With De
mands of Labor Which Are
Proved to Be Just
"I am sympathetic with every
demand to improve the condi
tions of labor, to secure reason
able compensation for labor. I
am in sympathy with every ef
fort to better human conditions,
and particularly the condition of
those who toil in Industrial pur
suits, in railroad pursuits, In all
these great activities that are
essential to our prosperity. But
when you have a proposition to
change the scale of wage you
have a vital proposition which
requires examination. You must
at least know whether the de
mand is a just one.
"Labor, of course, should not
desire anything but what Is Just.
I do not believe labor intends to
ask for anything but what is
Just What Is Just can be ex
amined and will survive Inves
tigation. Nothing Is lost by hav
ing the process of reason applied
If only that which Is Just is
required." Mr. Hughes In His
Speech at Portland, Maine.
SURRENDER TO FORCE
WOULD TEND TO
DISASTER.
"That kind of virus In our
life surrender to force would
bring us no end of disaster. If
we let capitalists or working
men, any interest, learn that the
way to get what is wanted Is by
applying pressure and If we con
tinue In that course for a few
years, democracy will be a fail
ure, and we might as well give
up our form of government"
Mr. Hughes In His Speech at
Portland, Maine. :
PUBLIC OFFICER SHOULD
CTAND LIKE A ROCK
"Government under pressure
Is net American Government.
Whenever pressure Is applied to
any public officer he ought to
stand like a rock and say: 'Here
I ctand until we substitute rea
son for force. It Is not an
American doctrine to legislate
first and Investigate afterward.'"
Mr. Hughes in His Speech at
Portland, Maine.
DEMAND WAS NOT FOR
EIGHT-HOUR DAY.
"It Is said that the judgment
of society has made the demand
for the eight-hour day. This was
not an eight-hour day, and the
Judgment of society had nothing
to do with the proposition laid
before Congress and passed by
Congress. The proof of this Is
found In the bill itself, which
proposes an investigation to find
out whether Congress had any
business to do the thing which
It was asked to do, and which
It did do." Mr. Hughes In His
Speech at Portland, Maine. ft
NO ONE WAS AFRAID OF
HAITI.
Haiti did not behave as badly
to us as Mexico behaved; hut
Mr. Wilson intervened, fought
the Haltiens, shedding their
blood and the blood of our
troops, took possession and now
has our armed forces In control
of Haiti and directing Its gov
ernment Ills course of action
In Haiti can be defended only
If his course of action in Mexi
co is unqualifiedly condemned;
for such action was far more
needed In Mexico than In Hai
ti. But tkere was a difference
In the two cases; and to Mr.
Wilson It was a vital difference.
Haiti was weaker than Mexico.
No one was afraid of Haiti.
From the speech of Colonel
Roosevelt delivered at Lewis
ton, Maine, la behalf pf Charley
E. Hughes.
8
ELECTION
PROCLAMATION !
Whereas, by law.it is made the duty
of the Board of Commissioner" of each
county in the State of New Mexico, to
proclaim the elections that are to lie
held in their respective counties for the
purpose of Voting ffr candidates for the
lifierent offices; and
Whereas, it is further made the duty of
the r)id Board to (five public noticu of the
ohj.'Ct of the election, the offices to be
voted for, and names of the candi
dates for each of the "aid offices as the
am are on file in the office of tha Couu
y Clerk, and the post office address
f eacli of said caudioates, and theplaco
a here said election 18 to beheld iue.ieh
precinct in said county, and,
Whereas, it is required, by Liw, that the
sii I notices bo inserted (when ttiere, ic no
luily newspaper published in theounty)
in the two leading wsekly newfp.ipers by
nserting said notices therein in two is
tui'S thereof prior to the date when
s.iich elocliou is to be held ;'and
Now. Therefore, The Board of County
Commissioners f the County of Si.Tra,
Statu of New Mexico, in nession hel 1 at
tlilUhoro, on the 17th day of 0' lobar,
191o have ordered as follows, to-w it:
That the object of the election t
he held on the 7th d.iy of November,
1910, is t. eJ.'Ct three 'residential KIhc
'ors, one United States St-nior. one Re
presentative in Congress, a full hiate
Ticket, a District Attorney for tho Sev
enth . I uuicial District, a 8tati Senator
for thu Thirteenth Senatorial lhstrict
and - 'nil County ticket for tho County
of Her. a, State aforesaid;
Th.it the officers to be voted f jr an as
follow b, to-wit:
Three president! d Electors, one Unit
ed Siat'S Senaior, one Keprenentative in
Congress, a Governor, a Lieutenant
Governor, a Secretary i f Plate, a 8ate
Auditor, a Sta e Treasurer, an Attorney
General, a Supe'intefideut of l'ulil i: In
"truetion, a CcJiunisijioner of Public
Lands, a Justice of the Supieme C unt
a Corpora iun Comniis4o.ier, a Member
of tha State Senate, Member of the
Houn of litprcHentativts, a Dih
iric; Attorney of the Seventh Judicial
District, a County Commissioner 1st
I'lBtrict, a County Commissioner 2nd
District, a County Coinmiisiotier ;hd
DUtrif'.t. ft Probata Judie. 8 C jlltity
LCltirk, a Sheriff, a County .Assessor,
County Treasurer, a l oumv rMiperm
t ndeilt of Schools and a County Sur
veyor. The names of the candidates for each
of the said offices as the name are on
file in the office of the County Clerk of
Sierra ounty, N. M., and the post office
addresb of each of said candidates is as
follows, to-wit:
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
Felix Gan ia, ostoHice address, Lnm
berton.M. M., J. N. Upton, pistolnce
address, Deming, N. M., and Jose G.
Chavez, postoliice address, Los Lunas,
N. M.,for Presidential Electors.
A. A. Jones, post office address, East
Las Vegas, N. M., for the United States
Senate.
W. B. Walton, post office address,
Silyer Citv, N. M., for Representative
in the 65th Congress of tho United
Si ates.
li. C. de Baca, post office address, Las
Vegas. N. M., for Governor.
W. C. McDonald, post office address,
Carrizozo, N. M., for Lieutenant Gover
nor. Antonio Lucero, post office address.
Las Vegas, N. M., for Secretary of State.
Miguel A. Otero, post office address,
Santa Fe, N. M for State Auditor.
11. L. Hall, post office address, Chaina,
N. M., for State Treasurer.
Harry L. Patton, post office address,
Clovis, N. M., for Attorney General.
J, L. G. Swinney, post office address,
Aztec. N. M.. for Superintendent of Pub
lic Instruction.
Oeorwe A. Davisson, post otnee aa-
dress. Roswell, N. M., for Commission
er of Tublic Lands.
Neill K. Field, post office addrf ss, Al
buqueroue, N. M., for Justice of the Su
preme (. ourt. "
Bonifacio Montoya, posiomce auuress,
Bernalillo, N. M., for Corporation Com
missioner.
ILL. Kerr, post ofhee address, Mem
nir. N. M., for Statd Senator of the 13th
Senatorial.
Valley, N. M.,' for Representative in the
I egislatare trom tne oiu legislative
District.
MiltonJ. Helinick, post office address,
Socorro, N. M. for District Attorney of
he Seventh. I udicuil District.
John W. Dawson, post office address,
Vrrev, N, i for County Commissiouer,
1st District
John A. Dye, post office address, Hilla-
boro. N. M for County CommiriSioner,
2nd District.
Frank A. Calhoun, post office address,
uchillo. N. M.. for County Commis
sioner 3rd District.
Alfred M. Ales, pnst office address,
Hillsboro, N. M., for Probata Judge
P. 8. Kellov. txt office address. Hills-i
boro, N, M., for County Clerk.
U . M. Uojorquez, post ouice auuress,
Arrey, N. M., for County Sheriff.
Eeuiamin Lucliini, post office address,
Derry, N. M,, for County Assessor,
Juan B. Arajjon, post tfiice address,
Monticello, N. M., for County Treasurer
James P.Parker, post office address,
Hillsboro, N. Al., for County Scho(4
Superintendent,
Frederick Hiltscher, post . office ad
dress, Hillsboro. N. II, for County pur
veyor. REPUBLICAN TICKER.
Juan Ortiz, post cfTice aHbess, Gu'lis
teo, N. M C. L. Hill post office adress.
Las duces, N. M., and II. J, Hammond
post office address, Clayton, N. M for
Presidential Electors.
Frank A . Hubbt II, post office a l
dress, Albuquerque, N. M., for the Uuit
ed States Senate,
Benigno C Hernandez, post office ad
dress, Tierra Amarilla, N. M., for Ke-
resentaiive in the C5th Congress of tne
mtod States.
Holm O. Bursnm, post, ( fflce address,
Socorro, N. M., for Govenioi.
W. K. l.indsey, post t ffice address,
P01 tales, N. M., for Lieutenant Gover
nor,
Gilberto Mirabel, post office address.
San liafael. N. M., for Secretary of State,
William O. S.irirent. post ofllee ad-
deresn, Santa Fe, N. M., for State Audi
tor.
Gregory Page, post office address, Ga
lup, N. M., for State Treasurer.
Frank W. Clancy, post office adareg,
Santa Fe, N. M.. for Attorney General.
J. Howard Wagner, post office ad
dress, l as Cruces, N M., for Supeiin-
tendent.of Public Instruction.
Robert P. Fjrvien, itost office address,
Clayton, N. M., for CouimissioVer of
Pulilic Lands. )
.Clarence J. Roberts, p"st offico
dress, Rutoii, N, M., for Justice of r
Supruine Court. f
ftialuqui'iH Martinez, post ofTicJ
dress, Taos, N. M., for Corporation J
mi-isioiier.
W. S. C'x, post cfTice addiess, Si
City, N. M., for State Senator of
13th Senatorial.
Frank H. Winston, roht oflica" a.blj
Kairview.N. M.. for Rerresontativs
the Sard District, House of JP.epifeeuifc
1 1VI-H.
. HairvP. Owen, post office idjies
Los l.uiia.i, N. M for Distiict Attorn'
of the Seventh Judicial Distri't
Jose T. Duran. pofrt office add.
Deny, N. M., for County Commissi.
IstDist'ict. ' '
W. II. Btleller,, post office ad
Hillsboro, N. M., for County Co
sinner, ilnd 1'intrlct.
Robert Martin, post offler
Cuchillo, N. M.. (or UouutyC
cr, old Disirict,
ADtoniu Armijo, poBt offi
Laa Palomas, N. M., for Prot
Amado Gonzales, post or.k
Hot Springs, N. M., for County t k
Charles II. Johnson, post officii
ad
dress, Hillsboro, N. M for Sheriff. t
James Bourguet, post office address,
Monticello, N. M.,for County Assessor
Mivruel A. A podaca, post office address,
Cuchillo, N. M., for County 'freaenrw,
Paul J. Given, post office address,
Hillsboro, N. M., for Superinteudent of
Schools.
SOCIALIST TICKET.
M. B. Smith, post office addies. Mel
rose, N. M.,'T. Smith, pest -ffice ad
drebs, Melrose, N. M., Ira N. Crisp, post
office address, E. Las Vegas, N. M., for
Presidential Electors.
W. P. Metcalf, post office address, Al
buquoruue.N. AL, for United Statjff!?n-
a tor.
Andrew Eggum, post offl address,
Roswell, N. AL, for Representative Un
Congress.
N. A. Wills, post ofnee address, L.
T im Vci.is. N. M.. for Governor.
J. II. Bearuu. post oflicxe address, Guy,
. . fur Litntenuut trovernor.
Vincent Thomas, post oih.ee address,
Taos, N. M.. for Secretary or htate.
Frank Frost, post olF.ce address, Dex
X. f.ir State Auditor.
Frank Phelps. Post office addreBB, Ft.
Bayard, N. Al., lur St,ate treasurer
No nomination for
Aft-rvrnair IliinAral.
Mrs. LurlyneLane
Alto, N. M., for Sup I
'post office addresfj,
i nndent of Put
lie Instructijn. I, i
A. James McDonalJ, post ofllee ad
dress, Clayton, N. M.; for Justice of the
Supreme Court. K
Samuel II . Wells, post office address,
Deming, N. M., for State Senator 13th
Dfstrict.
C. II. Laidlaw, post office address,
Fairview, N. M., for Rejiresentative in
State Legislature 23rd Representative
Distrfct.
The places where the paid election is
r, !, fiolr rf h'rnwinriti
said county are as follows, to-wit:
No. 1, at Keil's Office; No 2, at Court
House; No. 3 at Monarch Hall; No. 4.
at Underwood Building; No. 5, atAristeo
Garcia's House ; No. 6, at Justice of the
Peace Office; No. 7. at A. II. A. Dance
Hall; No. 8, at Cutter Hotel; No. 9, at
Miranda Hotel; No. 10 at Snyder Hotel;
No, 11, at Dunce Hall; No. 12, at Fuller
Hotel; No. 13, at Residence of 8. A,
Hoisinger; No. U, at Domingo Luchini'a
House; No. 15, at J. M. Bennett resi
dence; No, 1G, at Benjamin, Chafe resi
dence. NEIL SULLIVAN,
Chairman of the Board of
(Seal) County Coram issionerS of
Sierra County New Mexico,
Attest:
Anokew Kelley, ,
County Clerk of Sierra County,
New Mexico.
By 1. S. Keu.EY.
Deputy.
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