Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-11-05

Conklin, Is; Valdez, "a; Bro. Butolph
80: Alarid, "a: Borrego, Lopez, &c.
Espanoa gave a majority of AZ for thu
Republican ticket, San Pedro a Republ
can majority of Is; Glorieta Republi
can majority Of l5 and Galisteo a Repub
liCan majority of So
MORE NAJoRIrEs.
/ Seventeen out Of eighteen precincts
Chilli only to hear from, give the follow
Ing maiorlties: Joseph, II Cstron, "a
Read, %; Mayo, 20; staab, 10; Nesbitt
81; Garcia, 26; F. Chavez, 1888; NJ. Val
dez, 70; P. Delgado, 3; Antonio Ortiz, AZ
AS Chilli is safely Republican 1t Is safe
to say that the small maiorities shown up
to this time for Mr.. Staab, Republican,
will be considerably augmented, and will
insure Delgado's defeat
BERNALtLLo COUNTY.
Wallace precinct. majcrties for the Re-
publican ticket; Otero, 21; Perea, II;
Slower, 90; Hubbell, 20; Gutierrez, Is;
Chaves 20; Peres for sheriff, II; Armijo,
Is; NJ. G.. de Bacs, %.
Algodones precinct gives an average
Republican majority of fifty.
SIERRA COUNTY MAJoRlTIEs,
Hillsboro-Otero, s; Parker 40; An
chits, %; Fountain %.
Lake Valley-Otero, Is; Parker, S;
Anchets, 4; Fall, 20.
Kingston Joseph, II; Bantz, Is; Fall,
81, Burns, IS.
ELECTION NOTES.
Where's that vindication?
/ White capism was knocked cold.
&. NJ. Read is q big winner on the re-
suit.
Bro. Butolph ran away ahead OF his
/ ticket.
Romulo MARTINEZ indicated by defeat
at the polls.
No more lawless bands OF masked men
| in Santa Fe county.
! The Democratic prophets are paying
their bets already.
1t will be close, but Ignacio Lopez fol
county clerk is all right.
| Pena Blanca, Bernalillo county, gave
handsome Republican majorities.
Francisco Chavez INDICATED ny reduc
ton of majority from $50 to -.
1t took hard work to secure that Demo
cratic majority of five at Santa Cruz.
Ten Democratic votes cost $40 at San.
ia Cruz yesterday. Pretty high price thai
for votes.
In Ration two precincts give Joseph POI
Otero 203. The Democratic Legislative
ticket slightly leads.
Capt. Tamony, although i'll, neverthe
less was carried to the polls and voted
the straight Republican ticket.
Clerk Simon Nusbaum is entitled to 6
great deal of credit for the way things
were so smoothly managed in the upper
Santa Fe precinct.
Advices from the Bernalillo precinct
give figures like this: Otero, pa Joseph
10; Slower, 225 Field, II; Pedro Perea,
222; Santiago Baca, 10.
S. T. Leese, the well known gardener
and ranchero, who did excellent work at
Espanola precinct yesterday for the Re-
publican ticket, is in the city to-day.
Rio Arrba county: Las Truchss, Que
mado and upper Chimayo precincts give
Republican majority of u; Chama over
60, and Plaza del Alcslde, nearly 100 ma
jority.
Few returns of reliable nature from
outside counties are not at hand as yet. but
enough is known to justify good majority
in the legislature for the Republicans,
while the vote on congressional delegate
will be very close.
Advices to the new MEXICAN from Las
Vegas say that the Republican ticket in
San Miguel county is absoutely safe. 1t
seems that November 1, 1890, was cold
day for White Caps IN San Migue' and
Santa Fe counties.
Returns from Chlmayo at 3 80 p. m.
give the following figures: Otero, 80 4;
Joseph, II; Catron, 80, Martinez, II;
Read, 80, Gable, l6; Mayo, 80, Easley
II; Conkln, IS, Chavez, 10; Republican
candidates for county commissioners a
majority OF 81.
! L. VI. Hartley, engineer aud car re-
pairer for the Santa Fe Southern railroad,
was this morning discharged by l.. M.
Nelly, president OF that road. Mr.. Hart
lev, who is we'll known here and has been
employed by the road for the past eleven
months, informs the New MEXICAN that
he was so discharged for having voted
the Republican ticket on yesterday.