Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-10-27
CAMPAIGN CULLINGS,
san Juan Republicans -Hceistration ii
Santa FC w hite Caps Demon
Strate- Notes.

Tie Republican county convention oil
San Juan county on the 9lst inst, placed
the following ticker in tine field;
Legislative Council-PedtoI, ]atamilIo.
Representatives.. c. King.
County Commissoners--Simo Marti-
nez, Henry j. Kitten, J. NJ. Canadian
Probate Judge-Santiago MARITIME.
Probate Clerk--Geo. s. Tinker
Sherif-Fred Bunker.
Assessor--Lawrence WEIGH.
School observation-disclosures ". Nc
! Dermott.
Treasurer Francisco Garcia.
Hon. Pedro I. Jaramillo, the next seus-
tor from Rio Arriba and San Juan, spent
Sunday with his Santa Fe friends.
| Registration OF voters closed on Sstur-
urday. In the Sd, or upper Santa Fe pre-
cinct, the list comprises 1850 names,
which number includes, it is said, all old
names of the registration lists and the
new ones. 1t is claimed those who are
dead and who have changed their resi-
dence will number probably 100, so that
! 100 voters may be counted on. This is
q surprising number, under the circum-
stances, for two years ago only 669 votes
were cast III this precinct, and this later
registration makes it plain that there is
something crooked in this matter. In
the estimation of many OF the best posted
men in upper Santa Fe, the just vote in
precinct 3 is not over $50. In the 4tfl
precinct there were cast two years ago
6S4 votes and the registration this year
makes it $50.
Appended is literal translation of a
notice, written in Spanish, that has been
posted by White Caps at the McAllster
charcoal ovens, managed by Sayle Bros,
at Lamy:
"All who have work for the ovens are
required to receive the sum of 50 per
cord for cutting and hauling wood, to haul
and deliver in the yard, and all choppers
to receive 81 per cord, and all persons
hiring men at less than this are required
to raise these rates at once or accept the
consequences from an indignant public.
Signed THE PEOPLE,
White Caps to the number OF 100, on
horseback, made demonstration at
Lamy Saturday night. They wore white
clothes over their heads and shoulders
and white strip of cloth over the loins
of their horses. They paraded through
the town and posted notices. As the
main line train on the A., r. & S. F.
came along they could be plainly seen,
and as result several passengers whose
destination was Santa Fe passed on
down the road to Albuquerque. Such
demonstrations do Santa Fe county no
good.
The Democratic bosses in this county
are looking for men to take affidavits;
they are willing to pay at the rate of $40
piece, and for right good ones at the
rate of $40 piece; the worse the char
acter and the more unsavory the reputa-
ton of the men who take the ai1davits,
the better they like it, and the dirtier and
the more false as against Republicans,
the more they will pay for them; the
affidavit business is in full blast; it is
quite an industry at present among the
White Cap portion of the Democracy in
THIS city ana territory.
The Democratic bosses i'll Rio Arriba
county have made Solenberger, Demo-
cratic candidate for the council, put up
large amount of Doodle; they want to do
a large amount Of buying on election day;
but more than likely half of the money
SO put up will remain in their own
pockets. That's what they are there
for.
At Democratic dance at Tesuque on
Saturday night, Augustin Truiilo YVES
b,utally assaulted by three men whose
names are Geronimo Benevides, Vicente
and Pedro Jimenez. They were arrested
and will have their preliminary hearing
tomorrow.
There was Republican meeting at
Gaisteo OH Saturday and the White Cap
band rode around the house where it was
held firing off their weapons and yelling:
"Hurrah for Romulo Martinez and Fran
cisco ChavezW
The New MEXICAN is informed that
Mr.. Joseph has raised and put into
Valencia county the neat little sum of
$4,000; nevertheless, that is money
thrown away; the people of that county
can not be bought.
Two good forgers wanted; apply at the
Democratic headquarters at Albuquerque;
first-class wages for good workmen.