Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-11-09
ELECTION ECHOES.

The Populists are too scattering in
New Mexico to be worth counting.
Wallace precinct gave Catron 26
Joseph 8. The fusion ticket carried the
precinct by majorities from II to Is.
The vote in the two Albuquerque
stood Mills 70; Joseph, 1853; Catron 1859
a majority for Catron of 229, and a
plurality of 301.
Joseph carried Bland City precinct by
a plurality of three over Catron and
Mills, his vote being 49, while Darcy for
county commissioner got 10 votes less.
In Silver City precinct Josephs
vote was 1856; Catron, 1871; Mills, ID.
Miles, Democrat, for the legislative coun-
Gil beat Ancheta in his home precinct by
IL votes.
Judge A. l.. Morrison has telegram
from Prescott stating that his son,
Robert, has been reelected prosecuting
attorney there by majority of nearly
300.
Wait till the returns get in from Dona
Ana. At the present writing Democrats
claim that Young and Pine have been
elected to represent them in the lower
house of the legislature.
At Gallup Catron and the Republican
ticket carries both precincts. Catron's
majority is II; Perea over Warren, 80;
Hadley over Harrison, 10; Hunt over
Armijo, ITS; Harris ever Garcia, SO; Ran
kin over Maxwell, 67.
Catron's majority in Bernalillo county
IN % precincts is 1925; the vote being,
Joseph S54; Catron 2,l79. There are Is
more precincts to hear from but the re-
suit will not be materially changed as far
as Catron and Joseph are concerned. The
Populist vote was small.
The only Democratic county candi-
dates having hope are H. V. Harris, for
probate clerk; Spitz, for treasurer; and
Skinner, for assessor. These gentlemen
are SO close to their opponents that the
precincts not heard from may change the
result in favor of the Democratic candi-
dates.-Albuquerque Democrat.
Republicans claim that Guadalupe
county has gone Republican, and that W..
S. Hopewell, Democrat, for the council,
has been defeated by ESQ in Sierra and
Socorro counties. Democrats say the
vote is close enough to require an official
count to settle it.
Joseph carried Deming by 81, and the
southern end of Grant county by about
SO. The Populist candidates, Birchfeld
aud Bell, for the legislature, carried Dem
ing by good majorities, and other legis-
lative candidates about even. The Popu-
list move cut down the Democratic ma
jority in Deming to almost nothing.
! The vote cast for Catron at Rincon was
As; Joseph IA; Mills 2. For the council
/ Ancheta, Republican, As; Sparks, Repub-
ican, 45; Miles, Democrat, l4 Curry,
Fountain, Republican, As; Christy, Re-
publican, At; Young, Democrat, IA; Pine,
Democrat, 10; Republican county com
mssioners from so to So; Raymond, Re-
publican, for sheriff, 81, and Ascarte 10,
Optic.
Says last evenings Las Vegas Optic:
At noon 80 out of 40 precincts ia this
county had been heard from. They give
the Union ticket an average majority of
as 500. Of the remaining 16 precincts
Ule UllOulSbS Chilli 10 dS tllolT bLIOLE
holds, and concede 3 to the Republicans
The election of the Union (Martinez-
Romero) ticket, with the possible excep-
ton of Breen, who may yet pull through
is conceded. In the 80 precincts Joseph
was rs behind. He may carry the county
by majority of less than so.
Silver City Eagle screams: Grant
county is saved again, and saved by the
Democratic party. x The Repub.
lican side-show was not we'll patronized
The attractions we're bogus. y
The Eagle has Matched out brood Of
Democratic roosters and they are fine
birds. u = Anxiety has given place
to resignation with a majority of the
office seekers in this county.
Sig's party, as was stated in the Eagle
last week, has fizzled. 1t wasn't even q
respectable fzzle. X The Pops
have taken to the woods. There were not
enough of them left to bury the defunct
candidates.