Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-04-08
THE CITY VOTE.
Returns of Tuesdays Election Official.
ly Canvasscd by the Clerk and
Mayor Yesterday.

In cOUpllduco WIN la"; eno SAoy SAoAN
yesterday afternoon "called to his assist
ance the mayor" and canvassed the vote
of Tuesday last, as follows:
FOB MAYOR.
First ward, R. E. Twitchell 1888; ]. 81.
Sloan 149.
Second ward, Twitchell 172; Sloan 1873.
Third ward, Twitchell 1888; Sloan 113.
Fourth ward, Twitchell 116; Sloan SO.
Majority for Twitchell, Republican, u.
FOR CITY CLERK.
First ward, j. D. Hughes 143, Adolfo
Hill 143.
Second ward Hughes 161; Hill 145.
Third ward, Hughes $50; Hill 1O2.
Fourth ward, Hughes 13l; Hill 81.
Majority for Hughes, Republican, ia.
FOR CITY TREASURER.
First ward, N. Mondragon 1879; W. L.
Jones 147.
Second ward, Mondragon 1863; Jones
1856.
Third ward, Mondragon 1873; Jones 1872.
Fourth ward, Mondragon III; Jones
SO.
Majority for Mondragon, Republican,
4S.
FOR CoUNCILMEN.
First ward, H. Vigil III; j. W. Scho-
field 144. Majority for Schofield, Dem
ocrat, 3.
Second ward, Antonio Ortiz y Salazar
1879; c. M. Dreamer ia. Majority for
Ortiz, Republican, Is.
M
McCabe Ill. Majority for Conway, Re-
publican, 20.
Fourth ward, E. L. Bartlett 1926; ]. B.
Lamy IS. Majority for Bartlett, Repub-
lican, 40.
FOR SCHOOL DIRECTORS.
First ward Luis Moya 40; L. Constan-
tine 145; r. Tenorio 1873; c. Padilla 145.
Majorties, Constantine 5, Padilla 7, Dem
ocrats.
Second ward, j. R. Hudson 1871; Lucia
no Baca 1874; G. Alarid 1873; F. Ortiz 1926.
Majorities, Hudson IS, Alarid SO, Repub-
leans.
Third ward, j. c. Conklin 1885,; j. C.
Hull, 1923; majority for Conklin 5, Re-
publican.
Fourth ward, Chas. A. Spiess 1913;
Euyenio Sena, SO, majority for Spiess
35. Republican.
The bond proposition was defeated by
the following vote:
First ward, for 80, against 80; second
ward, for 8, against SO; third ward, for
II, again st 81; fourth ward for 21.
against -.
CITY OFFICIAL NOTES.
petition is being unanimously signed
requesting the appointment of Chas. A.
Spiess as city attorney.
From ia ks with the newly elected Off
Gals it is evident that there is to be an
improved garbage cart, water and fire
fighting service.
The newly elected city officials secured
their certificates last evening. The first
meeting of the new council will he held
on Monday night week.
Las Vegas and Ration will have to look
to their laurels. The town of Eddy is
crowding them hard for third place in the
territory in voting population.
Hon. R. E. Twitchell was elected mayor
of Santa Fe. The people of that goodly
city made no mistake in selecting Mr..
Twitchell It's interests will be attended
to.-Socorro Chieftain.
At the Eddy town election the "progres-
sive" ticket came off victorious. There
were 4S1 votes cast for mayor of which
Chas. q. Blodget received 348. The Eddy
Citizen prints the result in red Ink!
At Cerrillos the town election resulted
in the selection of j. M. Rogers, w. W.
Miller, George North, G. P. Hammond
ard Ed. e. Sluder, as town trustees; e. B.
Ames, treasurer; Thos. O'Donnell, mar
shall. Tony Neis, DR.. Richards and
Melton Narvais were elected members of
the school board. There were four tick
cts in the field, but the independents and
citizens carried the day. Votes regis
tered 1874; votes polled 14S.