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jority of 500, and The Peoples ticket Is
very probably elected Joseph will do
well to get 800 majority in the county


SIERRA COUNTY.
Ten precincts out OF Ii give Joseph 552,
Otcro 42G, Bantz 520 Ancheta 450, Burns
6l7, Fall 537, Parker 439, Fountain 1913.
Chloride, Nov. 5.--Monticcllo, Fair
view, Grafton and Chloride combined give
following majofities: Joseph AZ, Bantz !,
Burns "a, Fall is, story 7, Parker D, Ara
gon 3, Cowan Il, Stanley q, Llndnef 80,
TalOya 50.
Democratic county ticket elected in
Sierra county except clerk; Bantz has
seventy-eight majority in county.
Later-The count is in for precincts !,
?, 3, 4, 5, 6, 0, 10, II and rs far as Parker,
Burns, Webster, Cowan, Story, Sanders,
Hall and Col. Parker for IA. The result
so far is as follows:
Otero 4l4 Joseph 53S, Ancheta 443,
Bantz SIS, Parker 436, Burns 591, Foun-
tain 373, Fall $40, Eastburn 403 Stanley
SAT, lilly 407, Lindner 57l, Taylor 46S,
Tafoya 4S9, Aragon 400, Apodaca ass 3,
Webster 56S, Cowan 423, Story AIS, San
ders 573, Hall 476, Parker SIS, Bucher
900, Leaning 425, McAfec 536, Sulen-
gerber 454, Gould 497.
The remaining precincts, San Jose and
Engle may give Republican majority and
Terra Blanca and Monticello are expect
ed to give Democratic majorities.
LINCOLN COUNTY.
/ White Oaks precinct, out OF 1872, gives
Joseph, Democrat, % Otero, Republican,
"a; gain for Joseph. G. A. Richardson,
Democrat, for council, lO6 votes; James
A. Tomlinson, Republican, for council,
Al votes; W. G. Mcdonald, Democrat, for
house, los votes; Cruz Gallegos, Repub.
lican, for house, ~ votes. Otero received
in 1888 101 votes in White Oaks, Joseph
received in 1883 la votes IN White Oaks.
Richardson and Mcdonald, legislative
candidates, are elected, and the full Dem
ocratic county ticket. The clerk and as
SCISSOR are in doubt. Roberts, Democrat,
for sheriff. will have 200 majority in the
county.
SOCORKO COUNTY,
A SoCOrro correspondent writes under
date OF the 9th: No Republican victory
to chronicle from Socorro county yet. Up
to date, twenty-three precincts along the
Rio Grande and the railroad show Dem.
ocratlc majority. The race for sheriff is
conceded by the Democrats to AL. Rob
inson, Republican. 1t will require two
days more to hear from the remaining &
precincts III the western part of the
county; said precincts having shout 300
registered voters.
Observation-Disclosures precincts give Jo-
seph, l,l04, Otero, $50; Contreras, oil ;
Baca, Sl5; George. ST.; Torres, 9Sl
Ortiz. 906 Whitmore, 700; DERRICK, for
sheriff, so far has p majority over Rob
inson. There are vet ten precincts to
hear irom-all west of Magdalena.
RATION GOES WILD.
From private information it is learned
that election night in Ration was one of
wild excitement and threatened blood
shed. The Republicans were rejoicing
over the election of Stockton, their candi-
date for sheriff, and the possible election
of Harvey, candidate for superintendent
OF schools. The Democrats were feeling
a little blue and little party of both had
on good sized jag. DR.. Kohlhousen,
leader of the Democratic forces, got mixed
up with Gus Guy, proprietor of a saloon,
and had his eyes decorated in the most
approved style, and his six-shooter and
large knife takeh away from him. He then
went after lis double barreled shot gun,
but before getting back to the saloon
was informed that the party there had
organized themselves into committee Of
the whole for his reception and that he
would be most warmly received. The
fact was they had been informed of the
doctors coming and there we're any num-
Der of six-shooters pointed at the door,
The doctor discovered he had business
elsewhere. He accused nearly all of his
friends of selling out, and even went so
far as to declare that his most intimate
friend, L. B. Franks, had been guilty Of
such unmanly conduct, and emphasized
his declaration in such an emphatic man
ner that Franks made parachute jump
from a second.story window. Further 1t
was stated that the doctor had telegraphed
his friend and follower Deputy Sheriff
Cook at Catskill to come over and bring
few of the boys-that he was in trouble.
When last heard from L. B. Franks was
in Trinidad ''simply to see Phlem Hum
phrey who is very sick