Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-04-03
ALL BUT THREE.
Santa Fe Democrats Win the Day and
Have Working MajOrities in
the Council and School
Board.
Republican Bosses Failed to Copper
It's Mayor Easley Now-Elec-
ton Day News Notes.

The Republicans of Santa Fe made
desperate effort to capture the town yes
terday. They had plenty of Doodle and
their best workers were in the field, but
despite this the Democrats carried the
day, electing eight out of the eleven can
didates. For mayor, Charles F. Easley
carried the first, second and fourth wards
and his Majority In the city is %. W. E.
Griffin is elected treasurer over the Dem
ocratic candidate, J. S. Candelario. In
the 3rd ward DR.. Harroun, Republican,
defeated John G. Hull, Democrat, and IN
the 4th ward M. F. Sena, for member
of the school board, was defeated by O..
A. Spices, Republican.
THE FIGURES.
Following are the unofficial figures, but
are believed to be correct:
Ward 1-Easley, 1856; Wedeles, 800; An
drews, l42; Sena, 1873; Candelario, 140;
Griffin, 1884, Guereca, 121; Sena, 1853; Val
dez, 1856; German, IA.
Ward 2.-In this ward 306 votes were
polled, of which 143 we're straight Demo-
cratic aud 1879 straight Republican. The
majorities are: Easley 81; Andrews %;
Candelario l6; M. Garcia 20; Lutz 8.
Ward 3.-Easley 1903; Wedeles IA; f.
Andrews 10; j. D. Sena 1856; Candelario
95; Griffin IA; Hull 1903; Harroun 1877;
Eldodt 1873; A. Garcia 1l9.
Ward 4-In this ward the tctai vote
was 22O, about rs short of the vote year
ago. The majorities are: Easley, 8;
Andrews, 10; Griffin, 30; Holmes, -;
Spices, 20.
The official returns will be canvassed
by Clerk Hill on Monday next, who under
the law must call to his assistance the
mayor.
THE CITY COUNCIL.
The city council will meet on Monday
week to organize. As the result of yes
terday's election it stands seven Demo
Gratis and one Republican as follows: E.
Andrews, NJ. j. McCabe, John Holmes
Marcelino Garcia, Eugenio Sena, Pedro
Delgado and Mayor Easlsy's successor
he now being councilman from the &c
ward, and the council having the right to
name his successor. DR.. Harroun is thu
only Republican alderman.
THE CITY SCHOOL BOARD.
The city school board, under the new
order of things, will have Democratic
ma jority of two. The board will consist
of Marcus Eldodt, H, S. Lutz, Richard
German and Pablo Martinez, Democrats
G. A. Spless, J. R. Hudson, F. Muller, Re
publicans.
| AT CERRILLOS.
A mixed ticket was elected at Cerrillos
majority of the successful candidate
being Democrats. Richard Green de
feated Editor Buell. for the school board
and Chas. Lyon beat @. W. Alexander fo
town trustee. The successful candidate
were: Town trustees = G. D. Arnold
Edward Haines, s. Golding, Chas. Lyon
and G. W. North; treasurer-W. H. Ken
nedy; school trustees-Richard Green, c
F. Billings; town marshal-Thos. O'Dor
nell.
ELECTION DAY ECHOEs.
DR.. Harroun will feel lonesome as th
only Republican alderman.
They do say that some Democrat
voted the Republican ticket
DR.. Olney, an Indiana Republican, i
the new mayor of Las Vegas.
telegram from Ration says the Demo
cratic ticket was successful there yestel
day.
Smooth Tom Helm set the pace TO
Republican campaign contributions an
a goodly sum of cash was turned loose.
petition is in circulation asking tn
appointment Of j. H. Sutherlin as cit
attorney at the hands of the new mayo
Applicants for positions under tn
new city government wore out wit
their petitions bright and early thi
morning.
All the big bug Republicans worke
early and late yesterday. At 4 p. m. Boz
Catron proclaimed that he "had it col
pered." But the result doesn't loo
that way.
Sheriff Cunningham, A. P. Hill, Pedr
. Delgado, Arthur Seligman, G. M. Creams
and whole host of others did very sue
cessful work for the local Dem ocrac
Yesterday.