Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-11-17
OFFICIAL--- OTHERWISE.
A Revised List of the Members of the
Next AssGmbly-NOtes from
Here and There.

Later returns show that the next legls-
lative house will consist of IA Democrats,
8 Republicans and Independent, while
the legislative council will have Repub-
lican majority of 2.
Appended is a revised list of the mem
bers of the Both legislative assembly ac-
cording to official returns from all coun-
ties:
THE COUNCIL.
San Juan, Rio Arriba and Taos Coun-
test. D. Burns, Republican, Pedro
Sanchez, Republican.
Santa Fe County--Ambrosio Pine, Re-
publican.
Mora and Colfax Counties--Paz Val
verde, Democrat.
San Miguel and Guadalupe Counties
J. D. W. Veeder and Felix Martinez,
Democrats.
Bernalillo County,. e. Saint and
Frank Hubbell, Republicans.
Valencia County,. Frank Chaves,
Republican.
Socorro and Sierra Counties-W. II.
Patterson, Republican.
Grant, Dona Ana, Eddy, Lincoln and
Chavez Counties-A. B. Fall and L. l..
Hall, Democrats. +-ss
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Colfax County. Robert Bland, Demo
crat.
Mora County.--A. l.. Branch, Demo
crat.
Colfax and Mora Countles.--Rev L.
Frampton, Democrat.
San Miguel County,. j. McMullin,
Jose Ramon Mestas and Tomas Gonzales,
Democrats.
Santa Fe County.-B. M. Read, II. S.
Clancy, Republicans.
Taos County.-Juan de Dios Romero
Democrat.
Rio Arriba County,-Jose Salazar y
Ortiz, Republican.
| Taos, Rio Arriba and San Juan Coun-
| ties.--W. r. Bowman, David Martinez
Republicans.
Bernalillo County. - Ernest Meyers
Jose de la Luz Chavez and W. L. Kuck.
enbecker, Democrats.
Valencia County. Gonzales
and Silvestre Mirabal, Republicans.
Socorro and Sierra Counties.-W. S
Hopewell, Democrat, and Julian Mon
toya, Republican.
Dona Ana County.-Anastacio Barela
Democrat.
Grant County.-Frank ]. Wright, Re
publican.
Dona Ana and Grant Counties.-R. L
Stoval, Democrat.
Lincoln, Chaves and Eddy Counties
j. F. Hinkle Democrat.
Guadalupe CouAty.- Baca, indie
pendent.
THE RAKE-oFF.
Ernest A. Grunsfeld of Albuquerque
is reported to be candidate for the Al
buquerque postofiice.
The rumor that Adolf Seligman will BIZ
a candidate for the position of collector
of internal revenue for New Mexico ant
Arizona is untrue.
Later advices from Taos county say
that B. c. Hernandez, Republican candi
date for the house of representatives was
defeated by Juan de Dios Romero, Demo
crat, by fourteen votes upon the face Of
the returns.
1t seems that the women were not Sin
it." The fair and popular and competent
candidate for the Office of superintendent
of public instruction of Grant county
happened TO be on the wrong side of the
fence, politically, hence she was showed
under and good Republican elected.
Gov. Ross has doting reverence foI
Grover Cleveland, and has unbounded
faith in the belief that he will be again
governor of New Mexico. The Demo
cratic machine is set solidly against the
old man, and he will never again in all
probability sit in the seat of the Aztec
acknowledgements Citizen.
In Grant county the Republicans
elected Frank j. Wright, representative
Thomas Foster, commissioner; M. W
Porterfeld, PROBATE judge; A. B. Laird
sheriff; R. H. Theilman, superintendent
of schools; R. j. Powell, county surveyor
This is pretty good showing for Repub-
licans in Democratic county.
A novel election bet was made between
Eugene Warren and Horace Moses on the
result of the national election. Master
Moses bet on the election of Cleveland
and Master Warren took the Republican
end of the bet. TIE loser was to run from
Silvear's ranch, three miles above town
to this place and the winner was to ride
behind him on horseback and touch the
runner up with whip whenever he lag
ged. The race was run last week witt
Master Warren on foot. He will remem
Der Harrisons defeat az long as he lives
Silver City Sentinel.