Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-10-15
POLITICAL POINTERS.
Whltehill Knocked Out In Grant The
Taos County Tickets-Newsy
Campaign Notes


THE COUNTY TICKETS.
The Taos county Republicans hay,
placed in the field this strong ticket:
legislative Councilman Santstevan
Representatives-Pedro Sanchez, JOIN
H. Young.
County missioners-Eleonor Tru
Jillo, J. P. Rinkert, Manuel Griego.
Probate Judge-Higinio Romero.
Clerk--F. P. Muller
Sheriff.. Barron.
Assessor-Francisco A. Gallegos
Treasurer Edward Bowman.
Superintendent of Schools - Ramon
! Sanchez.
| Coroner-Florenci Cortez.
The Democrats of Taos have nominated
a county ticket as follows:
Legislative Council--Alex Gusdorf.
Representatives. uan +. Montoya and
Henry j. Young.
County Commissloners-Gui lermo Tru-
jIlo, Julian A. Martinez and Juan M.
Romero.
Probate Judge-Juan D. Romero.
Clerk-lHocenCio Valdes, jr.
Sheritf-Cesario Garcia.
Observation-Disclosures MARTINEZ.
Superintendent of Schoos-Juan B.
Oft ga.
Treasurer-Juan n. Vallejos.
Coroner-Hemenegildo Archuleta.
The Democrats of Grant county have
named the following county ticket;
Sheriff-Oscar Roberts.
Probate Judge-A. j. LOOMS.
Clerk-Ed. Young.
Assessor-John X. Adair.
Treasurer. w. Carter.
Superintendent of Schools e. W,
Miles.
Coroner-Geo. Bloom.
County Commissioners Com. Ben
nett, j. n. Upton, T. s. Robinson,
Delegates to the Legislative Com ention
Charles g. Bell, VIM. +. Akin R.
Gunther, Joseph Boon, j, x. Warner. S.
7. Carpenter. The latter 90 instructed
Tor Il. D. Bantz tor PIE council.
tAMPAIGNNGs.
me loc'.l Democracy appears to be con-
sluefaO',y torn up yet.
-aos county cast 1,2l7 votes on the
state constitution and only 2l2 in favor of
it.
Ed. Moulton, of Silver City, comes ont
as independent candidate for sheriff of
Grant county.
The town of Eddy gave majority of
II votes for the constitution. the total
vote being 1871.
Look out for registration day, which
will be next Saturday and be sure that
your name is registered properly.
A vindication, eh? Well, now, let's see
abont it. Do the tax payers really believe
there ought to be a vindication?
]. R. Maddux writes District Attorney
Twltchell from Cerr'llos: "You will first,
last and always find me doing all can
tor our ticket"
W. A. Smith, we'll known in Santa Fe,
announces himself as a candidate for the
legislature from the Gallup precinct of
Bernalillo county.
No changes in the Santa Fe county
Democratic ticket have occurred in the
past twenty-four hours; but they are
looked for any hour.
Six months in the territory, three
months III the county and thirty days ia
the precinct are The legal requirements
for voters at the coming election.
A. T. Wallace, resident of Penasco,
Lincoln county, announces himself as a
candidate for the office of superintendent
OF public instruction. He has for many
ears been teacher.
Next Saturday evening the Republicans
will hold grand ratification meeting in
this city, and Judge s. B. Axtell and
other speakers have been invited to be
present. The occasion should be made
rousing demonstration, Albuquerque
Citizen.
The Albuquerque bosses have decreed
the following rs part OF the Democratic
ticket for Valencia county: Felipe Cha
YES, of Belen, for the council Jose Il.
Chaves for sheriff and Andres Romero
for clerk. The rest OF it has not yet been
made public, but is being selected now by
the ring that is running the Democratic
executive committee.
There is quite row in the Democratic
executive committee at Albuquerque over
the nomination for the council. The
friends of N. G. Collier want him nomi-
mated, whereas another faction wants
Neil Field and there is considerable OF a
wrange. Tie chances are against Col
her he does not hitch exactly with the
ring.
The Democratic county ticket counts
strongly upon the support to be given it
by White Cap lodges recently organized
in Espanola, Santa Cruz and Pojoague.
1t is understood that most blood curd-
ling oath is taken by the men who join
these lodges, and that they are obligated
to give strong support to the Democratic
county ticket fine state of affairs that
in free and enlightened community.
A tax payer informed the New MEXICAN
a few days ago that his assessm ent mad
been raised, but that he was informed
that if he was willing to pay taxes now
and at once, the assessment would again
be reduced to $1,000, in accordance with
his tax return. He was skirmishing
around for the money. AS the law does
not require at any rate the payment OF
taxes before the last day of this month,
the query arises why this hurry and
favorltism What is there to it? What
ia tax money being used for now? Can