Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-11-06


Gun ticket OF this county is unQuestion'
ably elected it will probably require an
official count to decide two or three of the
yictors.
All day the political situation has
hinged upon the returns from Chilli pre-
cinct, and the query "Have you heard
from Chilili?" has been ahoat on the air,
but at $ O'Clock this afternoon the query
ceased when District Attorney TWitcheiI
telegrsphed Secretary Hughes from
I.amy that Chilli returns give majority
OF Il for the Democratic ticket.
An IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
At tialsteo, says Anastacio Sandoyal
one Of the Judges OF election who served
there, the Democratic election judges
threw out ten votes ior Messrs. CatrOn
and Staab because the names OF MARITIME
and Dreamer were scratched out and
those OF Messrs. Catron and Staab written
"in pencil" The fact that these names
were not written in ink was the sole
ground upon which these tickets were
excluded 1t is learned also that the
same thing occurred at Canoncito pre-.
CinCt.
Twelve ballots for i. NJ. Read were also
thrown out in the Gaisteo precinct he
cause his name was written on the ticket
in pencil.
| At San Pedro four Democratic ballots
were counted which were cast by persons
who had only taken out their "first" nat
uralizaton papers, and, therefore had
no right to vote, and the ballots OF two
| Democrats were counted when the par
ties who cast them had been in the pre-
cinct but four days.
All the details relating to these irregu-
larities are i'll the hands OF the Repub!i-
can central committee and will be used
at the proper time.
THE WINNERS.
The following are the most reliable and
latest figures showing the mnjorities OF
the successful candidates
Catron %, Mayo IS, Read /, Staab, |,
Nes 49, Garcia a. 4. J Ortiz 20,
Valdez 80, Bro. Butolph 100, Chavez
l39, Delgado >, Holmes IS, g. Ortiz II.
These figures do not include the twelve
tickets Illegally thrown out at Galisteo
and the six irregular Democratic ballots
counted at San Pedro (Golden) pre-
cinct, and which on fair and
just canvass of the official returns
must augment the above showing for
the Republican candidates and CORE
spondingly decrease the figures opposite
the names OF the Democratic candidates.
SIERRA COUNTY.
Eight precincts in Sierra county, Lake
Valley, Hillsborough, Kingston, Palomas,
Grafton, Hermosa, Fairvew and Chloride
give following majorites; Joseph, SO
Bantz, Is; Burns, 10l; Fall, %. Re-
naming six precincts gave Otero a major
ity Of 81 in 1883.
GRANT COUNTY.
Seventeen precincts give Lockhart 1913
majority, Otero !, Archeta 1876; these are
Republicans.
Burns, Democrat for legislature in same
precincts, receives a majority of "a and
Fall one of SO.
RIO ARRlBA.
Returns from Plaza Alcalde precinct /
give these figures: Otero. 1885, Joseph,
1870; Jaramillo, 122; Sullenburger, 1872;
Read, 1876; Garcia, 1913; Candelarlo, l29;
Caldwell, 1925; Martinez, 1923; Baca, 125
Cordova, rs; Sanchez. 1889; Lucero,
1872; serna, 50; Abeytia, 1875; Chavez,
1877; Martinez, 1856; Burns, 1879; Lopez,
1861 Vargas, 80; Grant, 1919, Romero,
1875; Montoya, 122, Larragoite, 1872.
Las Pinos Precinct: Joseph, 81; Otero,
"a; Sullenberger, Al; Jaramilo, 34;J
Garcia, 80; Read, So; Candelsrio, 43;
Caldwell, 80; G. Martinez, A; a. Baca,
81; G. Cordova, 43 Sanchez, 80; l.. Luz
cero, AZ; +. Serna, 80; E. Abeytia, 40;
F. Chaves, AZ; J. Martinez, 46; Burns,
80; F. Lopez, 40; A. D. Vargas, 8;
Grant, 43; Romero, 80; Ben Torres, 43;
Archuleta, 80; Montoya, As; Larragoite,
%.
EMBuDo, Nov. 6.-seven precincts in
Rio Arriba county give Otero about 300
2epub lean majority and the county
icket little more.
SOCORRO COUNTY.
Seventeen out Of forty-two precincts III
;ocorro county give Joseph, S64; Otero,
CO. Contreras, 769; Baca, TAG; George,
16, Torres, $50; Ortiz, 663; Whitmore,
OF; Robinson, 745; DERRICK, 705. The
recincts to hear from are west of Socorro
ity and will not help the Republican
andidates much. Outside Of sheriff, from
he outlook, the whole ticket has gone
Democratic with fighting chance for
Robinson for sheriff and Jose Baca for
ounciman, and possible election of
)rtiz to the legislature.
MORA COUNTY.
Nineteen out of twenty.eight precincts
n Mora county give Joseph majority Of
90.
CoLFAX COUNTY.
Ten precincts out OF twenty-five give
oseph, Democrat, 493, Otero, Republi.
an, 42l, about the same as the vote o.
1888. Valdez, Democrat, for council 500 =
otes Hadley, Republican, for council $3.50
otes Walker, Democrat, for house $40
otes, Sanchez, Republican, for house
80 votes. Indications are that the en-
re Democratic ticket is elected except F
1eriff. The legislative ticket is still in n
oubt. r
SAN MIGUEL COUNTY.
The Peoples ticket is elected in San "
[iguel county by from 800 to 800, al -
rough two OF the Republican nominees "
II county commissioners may be elect i
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