Carrizozo News, 1908-10-23
The front page of 1908-10-23. 434 words, read by machine from the Library of Congress scan and reproduced without correction.
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Sunday morning on their swing around the circle. The crowd se secured - cured secured teams ntid, accompanied by a number of local republicans, drove to Lincoln that day. Mon Monday - day Monday morning at ten o'clock they were greeted by a large crowd at the courthouse, and soon there thereafter - after thereafter the bunch proceeded to Cap Capstan - stan Capstan where a meeting had been arranicd. Takinir the train at
drew a large crowd to Wetmore Hall, which had been appropri ately decorated by the ladies. The limiting was called to order by 15. D. Fred, who introduced Mr. Andrews, as the guest of the evening. The candidate, who was quite hoarse, spoke for fully live minutes. He evidently had been informed that most of bis auditors would be democrats, as he was very careful not to say anything about politics.
Andrews, statehood was as good as won. Jose D. Suua was the next speaker, and he addressed his remarks to the Spauish-speakiug puoplo prusuut. Mr. Sena is the mayor of Santa Fc, and invited his audience to visit the ancient oti pi till. Mr. Sena is also clerk of llio iu promc court, which, how how-evor, - evor, how-evor, ho did not mention, and he
much-used, oyster, and closed by saying that statehood was the only oyster in this campaign. He forgot to say that the re republicans - publicans republicans had about extracted all the substance from the statehood oyster, and that the soup they were now dishing up was very thin, and no longer tickled the palates of the voters; hut really
the candidates of the democratic party graced the occasion with their plcasautcst smiles. The work on the new depot building has begun iu earnest. The foundation trench is being dug, the material is on the ground and the carpenters are at work putting the material iu shape. The building will be two-slory and will itdjoiu the old depot.
WINTER UNDERWEAR For Men, Women and Children. Also a fine new line of Ladies' Coats and Furs. New Fall line of SHOES ,las Jusl arrived iu the most popular gun-metal leather For Men, Women and Children, Also a fine line of Suits and Overcoats For Men and Young Men. "At the House o Good Taste." ZIEGLER BROS.
and Mrs. F. C. Nocsscl, and con contested - tested contested for the prizes offered on that occasion. Mrs. J. F. Kim Kim-bcll - bcll Kim-bcll won first prize and M. Coffer got the other that wasn't. Mr. Northlanc made a strenuous effort to capture one of the other, but
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