Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-04-03

nojos, E. Andrews and Larkln G. Read are
Judges and Joseph +. Morrison and
Arthur Seigman, clerks.
The polls will be opened at 9 O'Clock a
m. and close at O'Clock pm.
Notes for city officers and members OF
the board of education will be deposited
in one ballot box, and the votes for OF
against the bond proposition in sepa'
rate ballot box. The bond proposition
is: whether the city council shall issue
bonds of the city of Santa Fe, in the sum
of $4,000 or so much thereof as may be
necessary, for the purpose of construct
ing Il sewerage system for said city, upor
the terms and conditions as prescribed In
chapter XXXVI, of the city ordinances Of
said city, and amendments thereto"
AM person who is a qualified electol
under the laws of the territory, for coun
in the ward in which he offers to vote fol
thirty days next preceding the day Of sale
election, and shall have paid taxes upor
property assessed to him in this city fol-
the preceding year, shall be deemed {
qualified voter on the bond proposition
REPUBLICAN ClIf TlChEI.
For Mayor. E. Twitchell.
For City Clerk. D. Hughes.
For Observation-Disclosures Mondragon.
Ward No. 1.-For councilman, Hipolite
Vigil; members of the board of educa
ton, Luis Moya and Romualdo Tenorio
Ward No. 2.-For councilman, Antonio
Ortiz Salazar; members of the schoo
7 uuI,r,n md (oputN Ia rid
Ward No. 3.-For councilman, John W
Conway; member of the school board
james Conklin.
Ward No. 4.-For councilman, E. L
Bartlett; men Der of the city school board
Chas. A. Spiess.
NO MARKS ON BALLOTS.
Chapter 76 of the new laws reads a
follows:
An act in relation to elections.
Be it enacted by the legislative assem-
bly, of the territory of New Mexico.
Section Thereafter no ballot used a
any election shall have any number o
designating mark placed upon it by an.
Judge or clerk of election, nor shall an,
number representing his ballot be place.
opposite the name of any voter on tn
poll books. No voter shall be prohibited
from changing any name upon his tickle
person therefor in any manner that h
desires.
Approved Feb. 20, 1898.
CITY OAMpAIGNINGs.
Pastors may be used tomorrow.
The polls open at Ga. IN. tomorrow
and close at p. m.
Array yourselves on the side of pro
gress and vote for the bonds.
The business interests of every either
demand the improvement of Santa Fe
therefore vote for the sewer bonds.
Spot the man that cries down the i'm
provemept of Santa Fe. He may bob W
one year hence and want nomination fol-
an Office.
The Republican meeting at the court
house was largely attended on Saturda,
night and earnest speeches we're made BY
Hons. R. L. Twitchell, B. NJ. Read and A
L. Morrison.
Mr. John Conway and Mr.. Hipolito vi.
gil are the Republican candidates in the
first and third wards for councilmen
They will make good efficient and reli.
able officials. Vote for them.
The Republican nominees for members
of the board of education to be presented
for the suffrages tomorrow are clean and
abe. Every nominee is a man of char.
acter and good reputation. They should
be elected, every one of them.
Mr.. Narciso Mondragon is successful
business man. He started in poor and
raised himself by constant effort to a
position in the business community
These are the sort of men who build
cities. Vote for him and elect him.
Santa Fe will register about 200 voters
this year. There has been much dispute
as to the time the registration boards
close their duties, but after consultation
with Judge Seeds and careful perusal OF
the law it WAS decided to keep the regis.
tration lists open until o'clock this
evening.
Gen. Edward L. Bartlett, is the Repub.
lican candidate for councilman in the 4tt
ward. His training RS lawyer, and his
we'll known integrity will be of great use
in the council. Ger. Bartlett will make q
safe, able and conservative councilman
He should be supported by round ma.
jority of votes.
Hon. Antonio Ortiz y Salazar is toe
we'll known citizen of Santa Fe to need
any blazoning of his deserts. He has al.
ways worked for the city, and that he will
be elected ia almosta foregone conclusion
and that when elected he will work for the
best interests of his constituents is Ger.
tainty. Vote for him and be on the side
of progress and the majority.
Mr.. ]. D. Hughes. the efficient city clerk
is candidate for reelection. not by per.
sonal choice, but by the selection of his
townsmen. He has ably discharged his
duties and if the city expects to continue
its progress he should be elected rather
than new and untried man. If expert
ence and fidelity count in Santa Fe, Mr.
Hughes will be elected by rousing ma
jority.
Ralph E. Twitchell is a candidate TO,
mayor whom Santa Fe should elect. HI
has made his home here for ten years ant
by strict attention to duty has achieved
an honorable success. Itmay be taken al
safe criticism that the man who is sue
cessful will make good and safe servant
of the people in directing their municipal
affairs. His personal interests alone com
pei him to further the interests of tn,
community; and his energy and ability
are just the requisites of Santa Fe Al
this time. He will make good mayor