Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-04-04
THE CITY ELECTION.
Names of the Contestants in To-mor-
rows Battle to Snow Under the
Salary Grabbers.
Election Places and Judges-BIg Re,
publican Meeting Tonight
Pointers for the Voters.

Pointers for the Voters.
The city election which takes place to-
morrow is the all absorbing topic to-day.
The officers to be voted for are mayor,
clerk, treasurer, one alderman from each
of the four wards, and eight members Of
the board OF education, two from each
ward, four to serve for period of one
year and four for TWO years. The polls
will open at 8 a. M, and close at p. m.
The following are the polling places,
judges and clerks
First Ward-At the public school house;
judges, Ramon Sena y Garcia, Epifanio
Vigil, NJ J. NageI clerks, Geo. A. John
son, H. G. Carson.
Second Ward-At the public school
house; judges, +. Yrissari, M. Domin-
guez, Florence Donoghue clerks, j. Ortiz
Y Bara. Ambrosio Ortiz.
Third Ward-At the Watts building,
Grant avenue; judges, Aniceto Abeytia,
Gav.no ORTIZ s. S. Beatty; clerks, Patro-
cinio Lopez, Phillip Harroun.
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Read, Palace avenue; judges DonaciaDo
Martinez, l.. q. Read, Nestor Rodriguez;
clerks, j. d. Sena, jr., Ed Andrews.
THE REPUBLICAN TICKET.
The Republicans have nominated an
anti.salary grab ticket as follows:
For Mayor-Manuel VALDEZ.
City Clerk. D. Hughes.
City Treasurer. II. Vaughn.
First Ward-For alderman, Juan Gar
cia; school directors, Geo. A. Johnson, ].
Gonzales y Borrego.
Second Ward-For alderman, Eugene
Nrisarri school directors, Juan J. Ortiz,
E. B. Seward.
Third Ward-For alderman. T. B. Cat.
ron; school directors, John V. Conway
Marcos Castillo.
Fourth Ward-For Alderman, R. j
Palen school directors, j. D. Sena, jr.
l.. q. Read.
THE SALARY GRABBERs.
The same Democratic influences which
voted the celebrated official salary g.at
ordinance at the city council meeting or
Tuesday night last, met at the court house
on Saturday night and as result have
placed this ticket in the field:
For Mayor-B. Seligman.
City Clelk-Francsco Delgado.
City Treasurer-Jake Gold.
First Ward-For alderman, Juan Del
gallo; school directors, Epifanio Vigil
Brother Mathews.
Second Ward-For alderman, Franl
Chavez school directors, Father DeFouri
Pedro Quintana.
Third Ward-For alderman, Chas
Prohst; school directors, Miguel Silva,
g. Schumann.
Fourth Ward-For alderman, Geo. W
Knaebel; school directors, DR.. Andrews
Romulo Martinez.
MR.. wEDELEs DECLINES.
On Saturday Mr. Wedeles found it nee
essary to indlte the following
: To the Republican Central ommittee.
Gentemen For reasons which
could not foretell at the time of my nomi
: nation as treasurer for the city election,
regret being obliged to tender herewith
my resignation from said office. Thank
, ing you Tor the honor conferred upon me
, and with the best wishes for your futur
prosperity am, very respectfully yours
S. WEDELEs.
This was promptly accepted, and MI
j. II. Vaughn, assistant cashier Of tn
First National bank, was unanimousl
nominated for the treasurYship.
WARD MEETINGS.
Agreeable to announcement there wer
Republican meetings in each of the cit,
wards on Saturday night and the large at
tendance and enthusiasm that prevaile,
is generally accepted as happy augur
of tomorrow event. Many voters were
present who have not heretofore affiliate
with the Republicans, and cheered hearti
ly when the several speakers denounced
in unmeasured terms the salary grab ant
other outrageous proc dings of the pres
ent administration. The general senti
ment condemns the action Of the Demo
cratic bosses in declining to unite will
Republicans on union city ticket, ant
many OF the speakers pointed out tina
such action on the part of the Democrat
city and all its bests interests for tn,
| pdlLfy purpose Ol once uIOre DIlHRluR III
county under the control of the same OLE
gang who are yet so heavily indebted t.
the tax payers for moneys illegally ex
pended or withheld from the count,
treasury.
ELECTION POINTERS.
Attend the mass meeting at the cour
house tonight.
There is not boodler on the Repub
lcan ticket. Elect it and the city will
prosper
Unless your poll tax is paid your vot
will be rejected at the polls tomorrow
Attend to this.
The loud talk of some Democrats agains
Manuel Valdez for mayor, has made th'
Republican ticket absolutely safe.
City Clerk Hughes made his nader
speech in the fourth ward on Saturda,
night. 1t was straight business talk
too.
1t will indeed be interesting to see how
the numerous bondsmen of ex-Sherif
Francisco Chaves will vote in tomorrow
contest.
The Democrats who talk bets invariably
back down when Republicans confron
them with the cash to cover their offers
1t is straw