Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-04-01
The Polling Places and Judges-The
Election Attracting Much Atten-
tion--Tips tor the Day.

POLLING PLACES AND JUDGES.
In ward No. l, at the house of Octavian
Alarid, and Luis Constante, Lnciano Va
dez and Tomas Quintana are judges, an
Pablo Padilla and Jose D. Sena, jr
clerks.
i In ward No. 2, at the house of Do
Diego Gonzales, and Matias Dominique,
Jesus Tapia and Canuto Alsrid are judges
and P. j. Gonzales and Antonio AlariG
clerks.
In ward No. 3, at the Firemans hal
and Santiago Q. do Baca, Gennvevo San
doval and Marcos Castillo are Judges an
Patricio Sandoval and Alberto Garcia
clerks.
In ward No. 4, at the house of Julianit
Vigil de Chaves, and Melton Castillo
Pablo Martinez and A. L. Morrison ar
judges and William s. Hemingway ant
II. l.. Baca, clerks.
HAVE THE BEST OF IT.
In view of the economic policy which
has characterized tho city administration
outside of public school affairs-fol
the past year, taxpayers will be gratifet
to note that the Democrats have decided
ly the best of the bargain in Tomorrow
contest They start off with the percent
age in their favor. The election of but
Que alderman out of the four will insure
a Dem ocratic majority in the council,
and the school board also bids fair to
contain a Democratic majority for the
next year, as under the law regulating
the retirement of it's members the official
term of three Republicans and but one
Dem ocrat expires.
CAMPAIGN TIPS.
Frank Andrews will make model city
clerk.
Citizens will make no mistake if they
vote the Democratic ticket straight to-
morrow.
Right straight through the Democratic
ticket is all right. Vote it straight to-
morrow.
The Republican bosses are straining
every nerve to capture the city school
board. There's money in it for em.
John s. Candelario is working like a
Trojan to capture the treasurership and
he has staunch friends in every ward that
oA0 ooooAuAuS oho uioVAOu'
The question as to whether or not the
Santa Fe public schools are to prosper
during the coming year rests entirely with
the voters. Let them heed the RESPONSE
bility.
The policy of the Republican city
school board has wasted at least $4,000
in good hard cash during the past year.
The taxpayers can stop the leak by vot-
ing for the Democratic ticket tomorrow.
This business of paying school house
janitors $50 month, while teachers get
$6O-and have to sell their warrants at q
big discount-won't do. Taxpayers,
vote right tomorrow and put stop to It,
Oh, but if the Democrats succeed in
electing majority of the CITY school
board tomorrow what rattling of dry
bones there will be. Taxpayers, your in
terests lie only with the success of the
Democratic city ticket.
The Democrats connected with city
affairs have been working earnestly to
shape finances 80 that sprlnkling cart
can be put on the streets this spring and
they have succeeded. This will prove a
great boon to business men and particu-
larly beneficial for the health seeker.
The people of Cerrillos have placed
the following Citizens ticket in the field
for to-morrow's elections: Town trustees,
Chas. Lyons, John Krick, s. Gulding, W.
H. Coleman, Camilo Mares; town marshal,
A. H. Rogers; school trustees, Richard
Green and Joseph Richards; town treas
urer, DR.. F. Palmer.
@. f. Easley made splendid record for
economy and faithful service as member
of the city council during the past year.
Heis acquainted with all the details of
the city's business and hopes to accom-
plish needed reforms before his time is
up. As mayor Mr.. Easley would fill the
bill in every respect. Let the tax-pay.
ers consider their own interests by elect
ing him.
The Republican brethren are in a nice
row. It appears that after DR.. Harroun
declined the nomination as alderman the
Republican city central committee desig-
mated John W. Conway as the candidate,
and then delegation of 3rd ward Repub-
licans waited on the committee and pro.
tested 80 loud and long and strong that
Conway was pulled off and forced the
nomination upon DR.. Harroun. Now
Conway carries club for several Repub-
lican politicians. 1t was rather shabby
treatment.
The Republicans at Las Vegas on Sat.
urday night nominated the following
city ticket: Mayor, DR.. F. E. Olney; re-
corder, ]. Z. Moore; treasurer, Ollie Err
rickson. 1st ward-Aldermen, D. E.
Winters, O. Hollingsworth; school board,
A, B. Smith, George Vreed. I'd ward
Aldermen, B. F. Forsythe, VIM. Barber;
school board, L. c. Fort, Lewis Webb.
Sd ward-Aldermen, A. D. Higgins, e. F.
Kline; school board, Edward Henry, H.
W. Kelley. 4th ward-Aldermen, A. 4.
Rogers, M. McShooler; school board, G.
v. Hedgecock, J. A. Carruth.
The Las Vegas Independents have
nominated the following; For mayor,
NJ. NJ. Milliganj for recorder, Geo. Shield;
for treasurer, p. O. Hogsett. First ward,
aldermen, George V. Reed and j. X Mar
tin ;.sohool hoard, A. 8. Moye and James
Christal; 2nd ward, Win. Barber and
Frank Mcguire received the nomination
for the council, and W. s. Lyon and Sol.
Hartman, for the school board. In the
3d ward, the aldermauc selections we're
Geo. H. Marshall aud E. l.. Hamblin; and
for the school board, A. L. Augel and T.
G. Mernin. In the 4th ward, L. V. Hedg-
cock and w. A. Givens, were named for
the council; and 3, Y. Long and DR.. f. H.
Atkins, for the school board. The Demo
orats irdorsed this ticket.
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