Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-11-09
LATER TELEGRAM.

straiRht. JOHN > CLARK,
MAX. FROST, Chairman.
Secretary.
LATER TELEGRAM.
Special to The Citizen.
Santa Fe, Nov. g.-Perea, republican,
Is elected delegate 20 congress by not less
than two thousand majority. The secre-
tAry OF the democratic committee con.
cede, the defeat OF Ferguson. The re
publlcans have elected three-fOurihs OF
both houses OF the legislature. The 70
D blicans have elect Catron, Ancheta,
Bursum, Chavez, Finical Hughes, Burns
and Martinez beyond doubt and claim
the election OF Aguilar, Romero and
Duncan. The election OF Richardson,
democrat, 10 the council, Is conceded
Returns from San Miguel and Guadalupe
counties are meagre, but indicate the
election Of the republican candidates.
The result OF the election yesterday is an
untQuiyOcal endorsement OF the st. Louis
platform. This places New Mexico In
line for admission As a state at the next
session Of congress.
JoHN 8. CLARK, Chairman.
STILL LATER TELEGRAM.
Special TO the The Citizen.
Santa Re, Nov. 9.--Ihe following l. the
estimate prepared by the Tepubl csn
central committee Of the territory ut
O'clock this atBrn0on, based upon ad.
vices received fTom the various cOun-
ties In the territory:
MaJOTities iCr perea-BeTnalillo, 400
Dina Ana, $50; NOrs, zoo; kio Arrlba,
i0i: sOcoiro, 300; Santa he, 800; Taos
80; Union, ln0; Valencia, 1850; san
Miguel and Gu tdalupe 100. Total, 1900.
msjVfiilps for FtrRus' On-COlfax, 800
Clayts, 1926; Eddy, 800; Grant, 300; Lin
coin, doubtful; San Juan, 225; Sierra
200. Total, 1900. giving a majority foi
Mir. Perea Of 1900
The republican central committee alsC
claim thu election OF the following re
publicans for the council: 4. ID. Burn,
and MAlaQuias Martinez. ron tha cOun
ties ui IaOs, RIO Artiba and San Juan; T
B. Catron, from the district o. Santa Fe
county: Thomas Hughes ana I. A. Fini
cal, from Btrua'ill0; J. II. ChAyes, from
Valencia county; II, o. Bursum, FROM
Sierra and sOcOTro; j. A. Anchete, frou
Grant and bona Ana; with chances H.
ia'Or OF the following republicans
j. s. Ddncan. EugeniO Romero, from
San Miguel and Guadalupe cOun'
ties; j. X. Aguilar, from ColfaX
MOTH huu UNION tOuLAlth AuN Noh
mittes comedies the election OF q. A
RichartsOn, democrat For the house oI
Tepresel tatiyes, the committee claims The
following republicans: Nenceslao lara
milo, Rio AfIiba county; Pedro Sanchez
Taos county, Frank Stsplin aud A. ID
Mcintosh from Taos; Rio Arriba and San
Juan districts, Victor OTteGa and Nm
Kilpair'Ck from Santa Re county; MAJ
Luna and X. A. Bica from Nalenctl
county; p. A. Romero from Nora county
fiOm TerBalillO county, EmilianO l.
Gutierrls, MaTceiino Baca and Pablt
Gre pin; Frank II Winston and Pabl,
1ruiillO from SOcOrTO and Sierra cOun
ties; ". II. II. Llewellyn from DOna Am
snd Grant counties; Marcisl Valdez from
DOna Ana county; h. p Barnes fron
Grant Ounty.
The committee claims that the four re
pI bli an candidates for the house from
E n Miguel and Guadalupe counties ar
fected, bnt have not ~ yet received sui
Gclent data 10 proclaim their election 70
a certainty
The committee comedies the election o
J.T. Wharton, Of Lincoln county, snt
believes that the democratic member o
ihe house from COlfax county may b
elected. JOHN Z. CLARK, Chairman.
MAX FROST Secretary.