The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1896-11-06
Friday, NsYember 9, 1896.
Post once.
LOCAL NEWS.

Judge Braymer and son arrived here
the early part of the week.
The Bryan Silver club of Chloride
has proven to be an important factor
in Sierra county politics.
Bob Boulware rode in from the Link
ranch for the express purpose of voting
the silver democratic ticket.
The numer of Catron votes cast in
Chloride, Hermosa and Grafton foOts
up to Q. Fairview is the only mountain
toWn in northern Sierra county that
cast'a vote for the republican gOldite
chieftain. That precinct gave Cstron
seven votes.
Those of the silver mine owners
who scratched the silver ticket and
voted the republican goldIte ticket,
should not shed tears Of regret over
the alleged defeat of Bryan. They vot-
ed to support the gold principles of Nc
Kialey and the republican party, and
any indulgence in regret of the defeat
of silver will be out of harmony with
their love for the republican doctrine
of gold recommendation.
Up to time Of going to press We Lave
not received returns of Sierra county.
However, the unofficial returns
from the following precincts are
as follows and indicate success for the
silver democratic ticket.
CHLORIDE.
Democratic Ticket-H. B. Fergus
son. delegate to congress, 40; Luciano
Chavez, legislative council, 81; F. A.
Reynolds, legislature, 81; Clemente
Castillo, legislature, SO. County COM
mlssloners, Francisco Bojorques 80,
Robert West 80; John E. Wheeler 80.
Julian Chavez, probate judge, So; Aug
ust Reingardt, sheriff 80; Andrew
Kelley, assessor, "a; w. II. Bucher,
treasurer, 80; Manuel Stapleton, cor
oner, 80; August Mayer. superinten.
dent of schools, 80. Jas. B. Taylor, pro-
bate clerk, 2S. Chris Olson, road super.
visor, 90.
Republican Ticket. B. Catron for
congress 0; w. E. Martin, legislative
council, 2; for representatives. Bias
Chavez 2; Poririo Sanchez 3. County
commissioners, j. NJ. Apodaca 8, a.
Wohlgemuth 8. G. R. Baucus 8. ThoS.
c. Hall. probate clerk, Z; M. l.. Kahler,
sheriff, 8; A. Preisser, assessr, /; w.
M. Robins, treasurer, 5 ;Sotero Montoya
coroner, 8; Henry Chandler, supt. of
schools, 5. John Saucier, road super
visor, g..
FAIRvIEw.
acknowledgement IS; Chavez I;
Reynolds 8; Castillo 7; Bojorques 8;
West 4; Wheeler 8; Chavez "a; Tay-
lor s; Reingardt 8; Kelley 7; Bucher
a; Stapleton s; Mayer 8.
Experimentation 7; Martin II;
Chavez 16; Sanchez II; Apodaca q;
Wohlgmuth 10; Baucus 10; Chavez "a;
Hall 10; Kahler 81; Preisser II; Rob
ms 20; Chandler 81.
GRAFTON.
This precinct cast only ten ballots
Every ballot was cast straight for the
silver democratic ticket, with the ex.
ception of the votes cast for Robins
and Chandler who received two votes
each.
HERMOSA.
acknowledgement, 43; Chavez
%; Reynolds So; Castillo "a; Borjor
3ues 80; West "a; Wheeler 26; Chavez
43; Taylor 20; Reingardt 80; Kelly 80
Butcher 81; StapletOn "a; Mayer So.
Kepublican-Catron 0; Martin 10.
Chavez 5; Sanchez O.; Apodaca 10
Wohlgemuth 8; Baucus Is; Hall IA
Kahler II; Preisser @; Robins 10; Mon
toya o; Chandler 7.
CUCHILLO.
acknowledgement IS; Chavez
10; Reynolds IS; Castillo 80; Bojor
ques go; West 80; Wheeler 10; Chayel
81; Taylor 80; Reingardt %; Kelly 10
Bucher 80; Stapleton 81; Mayer 10.
Experimentation 10; Martin SO
Chavez 81; Sanchez 23; Apodaca %
Wohlgemuth %; Baucus So: Hall %
Kahler %; Preisser 40; Robins %
M)ntoya %; Chandler 81.
MONTICELLO.
FERGUSON GA; Chavez 10; Reynolds
81; Castillo 40; Bojorques SO; West 43
Wheeler IA; Chavez 80; Taylor AZ
Reingardt 43; Kelly "A; Butcher "A