Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1894-11-16
MORE FIGURES.
Official Returns from LincOln-The
BernalillO Frauds Before
the Courts.

The official vote of Lincoln county
was received by Secretary Miller this
morning. II is as follows;
Delegate-Antonio Joseph sos, Thos.
B. Catron 500 T. B. Mills, 2i3.
Council-George Curry 742, c. II.
Sparks 1856, j. W. Nations 2O7.
mbly-James f. Hlnkle 578, W. A.
Fiulay 474, Jae. A. Tomlinson 2I5.
County Commissioners, lst District
John Newcomb $50, Jose Montana 492,
Geo. W. Coe 254
County Commissioners. I'd District --
W. G. Mcdonald $50, p, &. Peters SIS, G.
NJ. Keith 23l.
County Commissioners, Sd District
V. II. Lusk 533, j. II. Lucas 4g0, Geo.
Barkley 252.
Probate Judge Martin Chavez 536,
I. c. TiIlotsop $50, f. R. Leuras lE5.
Probate Clerk-Porfrio Chavez 489,
Demetrio Perea ttS, Acacio GaIegos 220.
She; T-a,.nil Fritz sos, G. .lEe Seua
529, 4. j. Gilmore 2f9.
Assessor-J. W. Bennett 53I, j. 4. Guuu
532, j. 0. Grove 2l8.
Treasurer--C. Beljeau SIS, R. Michaels
539 Isaac EIlis 223.
Coroner-c. W. Wingfeid SUI, Manuel
Arliaga 5l7, j. NJ. d. AguHya 2lO.
perintendent of Schools--A. Ridge
way 572, W. +. Blanchard I89, Z. J. Graf
ton 2l9.
County Surveyor-B B. R. Robinson 500,
W. Il. Blanchard 539, Z. l.. Elwood 6,
Daniel Epps 222.
FRAUDULENT VOTES.
Mr.. ". B. Childers, that able lawyer and
ar Js II IA frIn M
que to-day. Mr.. Chiders SAYS that the
Democrats down in Albuquerque have
proof which ieada to the conclusion that
no Less than 600 Illegal votes were cast
in the recent election. Ia some precincts,
where tie intiisputable proof is that the
Democratic ticket WAS heavily voted, the
returns of the election judges show few,
if any Democratic votes cast.
THE BEHNALILLO lNJUNCTIoNs.
In the case oi Berthold Spltz VS. the
board of county commissioners to which
the restraining order WAS issued on Mon
day last, the respondents this morning
under the rule 10 show cause why said in
junction should not be continued III force,
flied In the cause a demurrer to the
bill and an answer to the same IN the
form OF atfidavlts. The complainant
cOntended that there was new matter set
up In the answer and afiidavits, and it
would require time to meet the issues
| raised by them, and that the court could
not finally determine the cause without
atfidavIts aud other matters which the
complainant required them TO procure.
The court set the matter for a final hear
ing on the 2Sth of November, requiring
In the order that the complainant file
whatever matter he relies upon in sup
port of the bin by the 2lst, and that the
respondents file their afidayits and other
matters by 10 o'clock on the 9th. At
the beginning of the argument Judge
Warren, on behalf of the complainant,
Spitz, moved the court to allow Leonard
Skinner to be joined as cocoon plainant
with SpitZ. This motion was overruled
by the court, whereupon Skinner filed
bill Of complaint also against the board
of county commissioners, similar to the
orc sled by Spitz, and an injunction WAS
at once issued. Bog suits viii ',e dis
posed o. on the 2Sth. H. B. Eergusson
stated in open court that telegram had
been received by R. W. D, Bryan from
the probate clerk OF Rio ArriLa county,
announcing that the vote of the three
precincts in dispute (Nacmiento, La
lara, and Los Gopzaitos) was cast,
counted and canvassed in Rio Arriba
coun ty.-Democrat.