Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-04-04

There are not very many Republicans
on the Citizens ticket. 1t seems Mr.. s.
Spitz, for city treasurer, and Mr.. 5. 5.
Beatty for member of the city council in
the Third ward, are the only names OF
Republicans on that ticket.
There are many good reasons why
Hudson, Cartwright aud Ortiz should be
elected and no reasons whatsoever, why
they should be defeated. The election
of the Republican city ticket will bene-
fit the city in every respect. Elect 1t.
In talking with many citizens of all
shades of political opinion, representa-
tives of the NEW MEXICAN find, that it
is the impression, that the Republican
city ticket will be elected by a hand
some majority.
Canuto Alarid Is 4 the nominee of the
Republicans for councilman in the Sec
ond ward and should receive the vote OF
his party and be elected. He has been In
the council for a year, has had ex-
perience and will represent the ward
well If elected.
w. j. Mcpherson has been a resident
of this city for five years, is a property
owner and taxpayer. He is an intel!i.
gent and experienced mar and would
prove very valuable as a member of the
city council. He should be elected by a
handsome majority.
Celso Lopez is a young man OF ex.
emplary habits and of a business educa'
ton, that will stand him well to hand as
a member of the city council. His rec
ord is we'll known to the voters of the
ward. 1t is clean. Elect him and you
will have a good member of the city
council.
In ward No. l Ignacio Sena is the Re.
publican nominee for the two years
councilmanic term and David Gonzales
fol- the short term. In ward No. 3 w
j Mcpherson is the Republican coun.
cilmanic nominee for the n years
term and Celso Lopez for the two years
term.
John v. Conway has been a member
fine record as such. He then voted tt
employ none but competent teachers NJ
matter where from and insisted that In
order to have good schools, first-clas:
teachers were necessary. He should bt
reelected.
A. P. Hogle, Republican nominee fol
board of education in the Second ward
is a respected and worthy citizen ant
Just the man needed as u member of tn
board of education, where the RICH
kind of men are specially necessary
Good public schools are of great import
ance to this city. and, If elected, Mr.. Ho
| ~1n will ,u,or1y 4 n vi IN oktoi,, cy1nh
The voters of the Second ward cal
well afford to vote the Republican tickle
straight and give every man on it d biz
majority. The ward gave about rs Re
publican majority a year ago and ough
to give so majority tomorrow for Hud
son, Cartwright, Ortiz, Alarid ant
Hogle. Every Republican should vot'
for these men who are competent ant
will make good officials.
The following is the Republican city
ticket: For mayor, J. r. Hudson; TO-
treasurer, Sam 6. Cartwright; for clerk
Marcelino Ortiz. Ward 1, Ignacio Sem
and David Gonzales, members of cit,
council; Ignacio Sena, member board o
education. Ward 2, Canuto Alarid, cit,
council; A. P. Hogle, board of educa
ton. Ward 3, W. j. Mcpherson an
John Celso Lopez, city council, and }
", Conway, board of education. War
4, R. l.. Baca, city council; Robert
Johnson, board of education.
City Vote 1897 Election.
4 Ward No. For Mayor, G. A. Spices
116, Charles Haspelmath, 14T; majorit,
for Haspelmath, Democrat, 20. Clerk
C. B. Conklin, 1879; Frank Andrews, 131
majority for Andrews, Democrat, 2
Treasurer, S. G. Cartwright, 100; w. L
Jones, IA, majority for Jones, Demo
crat, "a. Alderman, Sixto Garcia, 127
Eugenio Sena, 1856; majority for Sena
Democrat, O.. Board OF education, Epl
tacio Gallegos, III; M. Delgado, LAG; ma
jority for Delgado, Democrat, 30.
Ward No. 2.-For mayor, G. A. Spices
1854; Chas. Haspelmath, LAG; majorit,
for Spiess, Republican, 1s. Clerk, c
h. Conklin, 1856; F. Andrews, IA; ma
jority for Conklin,e Republican, Fl
Treasurer, s. G. Cartwright, 1854; w. L
Jones, 155; majority for Cartwright, Re
publican, 20. Alderman, Pedro Roybal
ITO; j. c. Sears, 1876; majority for Roybal
Republican, So; Canuto Alarid, 1866; II
burcio Montoya, 142; majority for Ala
rid, Republican, "a. Board of educa
tion, Seferino Baca, 1877, Rev. Pau
Gilberton, al. majority for Baca, Re
publican, 26.
Ward No 3.-For mayor, G. A. Spiess
154; Chas. Haspelmath, 11S; majorit,
for Spiess, Republican, 36. Clerk, {
B. Conklin, 1856, Frank Andrews, 11G
majority for Conklin, Republican, &C
Treasurer, S. G. Cartwright, 1856; w. L
Jones, 116; majority for Cartwright, Re
publican, 40. Alderman, Fernando No
Ian, 1854, Abe Gold, 11s; majority TO
Nolan, Republican, SO. Board Of edu
cation, A. j. Fischer, 179; Marcus FL
dodt, 90; majority for Fischer, Repub
lican, SO.
Ward No. 4.-For mayor, G. A. Spiess
ZIG; Chas. Haspelmath, 6s; majority TO
Spiess, Republican, 4s. Clerk, G. B
Conklin, 112; Frank Andrews, 70; ma
jority for Conklin, Republican. 40
Treasurer, s. G. Cartwright, lis; w. L
JONES', 81; majority for Cartwright, Re
publican, 4S. Alderman, G. L. Solig
nae, ia; M. B. Salazar, Ill; j. E. La
come, 81. The Republicans in thi
ward nominated two candidates TO
aldermen, one for the regular term, ant
one to fill the vacancy caused by tn
removal Of Mr.. Hemingway. The Dem
ocrats claimed that Mr.. Hemingway
was only absent temporarily, and nj
vacancy was to be filled. Board o
education, Grant Rivenburg, II; j. M
Anaya, 10Y; majority for Anaya, Demo
crat, SO.
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