Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-01-15
REPUBLICAN GAINS EVERYWHERE,


In Taos county majority OF the pre-
cinct officers were elected by the Republi.
cans.
Edward Henry, D. Thomas and A. G..
Las Vegas.
Every precinct in Valencia county
elected Republican precinct Officers on
Monday. Flyless Valencia!
Hon. c. F. Easley, of Cerrillos, re-
marks that the only grip south Santa Fe
county has at present is the Harrison
grip"
The Republican precinct ticket at Gal,
lsteO came out away ahead. Faciendt
Pine sends the following to the New Mex
ICAN:
Espanola, Santa Cruz and Pojoaqne
the new precincts secured from Rio Ar
rlba last year. all went Democratic at
Mondays election by small majorities.
Election times bring to mind the oh.
seryation that it don't make much differ
ence which way it goes, it's a round at
the flowing bowl just the same. Some
drink to drown their grief, others to cele-
| Drate lnelf victory.
Felipe Ortiz, the old mayordomo on
the north side got to votes at Aqua Fra
which elects HIM over PrudenclO Garcia,
j. Nj. Martinez was elected over Ortega
on the south side.
0. F. Flint, OF the Central hotel, East
Judge Wooster's log for justice OF the
p' ace. He is spoken off as all honest
man, but he can't possibly get any more
fun out Of the office than did the genial
" OOster.
In the precinct election at Albuquerque
the entire Republican ticket Was elected
in precinct 2o, while in II, n. G. Collier,
u Democrat who lsopp sed to tree schools,
Was easily defeated by G. L. Jones, Re
publican favorably disposed to the public
school system.
In the Attn city precinct the judges Of
election Ignored the new law, and num-
bered each ballot as it came in, Just as
they did under the old law. This may
make difference when it comes to an
official canvass OF the vote.
At Wallace, says the Albuquerque Citi-
zen, 1.-THE lines were closely drawn be-
"een Mexican and American, paricu-
larly on the English speaking school ques-
ton, and all i'll favor OF the latter voted
the straight Republican ticket. The he
publican ticket was, OF course, victorious. !"
The New MExICANs advces from San
PEDRO, BRING news of decided kepubll-
can victory. II. &. Reel was elected JUST
ice; S. s. Plat, constable, and full Re-
publican school board was elected. The
total vote was 2SS. Good enough for San
Pedro.
In precincts 26, II and 13, which con-
stitutes the Albuquerque voting populace,
but VT votes were cast. Las Vegas, as
near as it can he figured, cast about $40.
and Santa Fe cast l,U24, not counting the
lower river precinct, Aqua Fria, which
would bring 1t up to at least l ,2UO.
The Republicans at Cerril os elected
their candidate, A. l.. Kendall, justice OF
the peace. Following is the vote: For
justice OF the peace, Daniel D. darkness,
IS; A. l.. Kendall, 81; for constable,
Stuart F. Loughborough. rs; E. Bar
thoomew, 81; W. HI. Putnam, 90; for
school dire ctors, Richard Green, "A Jose
Guadalupe GriegO, IT.; David L. Miller,
las; ". ii. Nesbitt ~ +. II. Mitchell, 49,
Justice OF the peace, Felipe Sena, Dem
ocrat, 90; Matias sandoval, Republican,
tt; Constable, Natividad Pena, Democrat,
90; Francisco Chavez y Alarid Republi-
can, TT; School directors, Apolona
Chavez, Democrat, 81; Jose A. Anaya,
Democrat, IS; f. Chavez y Montoya,
Democrat, 81; F. F. Pine, Republican,
So; S. Davis, Republican, IS; Fernando
Pena, Republican, 63.