Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-04-04

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J. H. Vaughn lO4
Majority for Jones - IA
For Alderman - E. Andrews III
R. j. Palen 104
Majority for Andrews 13
For Member Board of Edu-
cation Pablo Martinez 121
l.. B. Prince 100
Majority for Martinez - p
THE CITY SCHOOL BOARD.
The three Republican members of the
city board of education who hold over are
G. A. Spiess, James Conkln and Canuto
Alarid. The reelection of Capt. Hudson
gives the Republicans four members for
certain, with the Sd ward yet to be def
nitely heard from in case of a contest. On
the face of the returns, Mr.. Muller, indie
pendent, although elected on Repbbli-
can ticket, has ajority of 8. The
straight Democratic members of the
board are Sherrard Coleman, Miguel
German and Pablo Martinez, so that in
any event the political completion of the
board is close enough to guarantee vast
improvement in the public school service
over that OF the past year
ELECTION ECHOES.
Our rooster has his speaking coat =
to-day.
The LIST ward carries the banner
Democracy in Santa Fe.
On the whole they we're the best
tickets ever nominated in Santa Fe.
nr - xp,I 81 RAW =
can member of the school board this year.
IS. Candelario hung out big roos. er
at his place yesterday, and called the turn
on the result.
Watchers at the 3rd ward polls declare
| that fully dozen fraudulent votes we're
cast there.
The stars and stripes mingled with the
red lights, and there was music in the air
last night.
| A dispatch says Trinidad went Repub
lican with the exception of one Demo
cratic councilman.
| Councilman Pedro Delgado insists thf
Conway's green ribbons did much toward
producing the result.
Up in the 4th ward Republicans hauled
em to the polls and they voted the Dem
ocratic tricket straight.
A. p. Hill, Andres Romero, Juan Rodri
guez and score of staunch Democrats
did good work in the I'd ward.
Judge Warren and Hon. Ernest Meyers
of Albuquerque, wired their congratula
tions to Mayor Sloan this morning.
j. W. Conway was out this morning
with a spy-glass looking for Republic
can. He says he wants to secure one to
exhibit as curiosity at his place.
Charlie Spiess took the train for Las
Vegas this morning. He would have gone
last night but for the fact that there waf
no train moving in that direction.
The city vote will be canvassed by City
Clerk Hughes on Friday. Under the law
he "calls to his assistance" the mayor
and if the mayor is not present then g
justice of the peace acts in his stead.
| During the celebration last night the
procession called with brass band and
serenaded Gov. Thornton, Secretary Mil
Ter, Mayor Sloan, Hon j. II. Crist and
other leading Democrats.
| Hoh. j Ohm Z. victory made magnlh
cent race in the fst ward. His majority
was over GO ahead Of that received last
year by j. W. Schoheld, the Democratic
nominee for the city council.
Gen. Easley did nobly. Last year the &c
ward was Antonio Ortiz Salazar's owl
meat by a majority of rs, being the ban
ner Republican ward. This year Gen
Easley carries it by 20 Democratic maj or
ity.
! With the single exception of city clerk
Albuquerque yesterday went Republican
by from z to 200 ma ority, the result o
internal dessentions among Democrats
Frank Mckee, Democrat, was elected city
treasurer.
Last year the Republican majority il
the 4th ward was 43. Arthur Seligmar
had complete supervision of the Demo
cratic workers up there this year, and tn,
result stamps him as chip of the ole
block. 1t took clever work to transform
it to Dem ocratic majority of ID.
A disconsolate Republican was en-
curing this morning where in hi Sal
river could be found in New Mexico. H,
is kindly informed that the Rio Salodo il
a stream which enters into the Rio Grand,
river about twenty-four miles north o
Socorro. The nearest getting of station
is La Joya.
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