Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-11-20
STILL MORE ELECTION RETURNS.
The Official Count in Rio Arriba and
Other Counties.
RIO ARRIBA COUNTY.

Delegate, B. S, Rodey, R., 1929; O. A.
Larazola, D., 1,2OS; Rodey's majority,
321; council, T. D. Burns, r., 1859; J..
Fl. Crist, D., 1,04S; Burns majority, COS;
Malaauias Martinez, r., 1,559 Jesus
Maria Medina, D., 1,125; Martinez ma
jority, 434; assembly, B. D. Trujilo, R..
. 1852; Albino Lopez, D., 1,135 Trujillos
majority, 457; Granville Pendleton R.,
1903; c. e. Mead, D., Lilo; Pendletons
majority, 400; Manuel Sanchez, r.,
1,51; Enrique Mares, D., /, ,1O2; Sanchez
majority. 469; county commissioners,
first district, Francisco A. Serna, r.,
1,501; Teodocio Trujillo, D., 1,216; Ser
mas majority, 2S5; second district, Fla
vic D. Trujillo, R., 1,517; Jose Pedro
Duran, D., 1904; Trujillo's majority,
s813; third district, Francisco D. Mar
tinez, r., 1880; Henry Seth, D., 1,2O6;
Martinez majority 654; probate judge,
Matias Cordova, r., 1,530; Manuel de
Jesus de Aguero, D., 1,1S2; Cordova's
majority. 34S; probate clerk Benigno
C. Hernandez, r., 1856; Francisco Lo-
pei, D., 1,137; Hernandez majority, 499;
IN ariff. Alexander Read, R., LAB; Elias
Garcia, D., 1879; Reads majority, 1854;
assessor, Jose A. Velasquez, R., 1,539
Epimenio Quintana, D., 1,176; Velas-
quez' majority, 1868; treasurer and COL
lector, Tomas Gonzales, R., LEAP; En-
rique A. Abeyta, 1,179 Gonzales ma
jority, 1863; superintendent Of schools,
Antonio D. Vargas, 1,51S Tranquilino
Sisneros. D., 1903; Vargas majority,
315; surveyor, Rafael Borrego, 40.
The following will be the county Off
cials of Rio Arriba county therefore
after New-Year: County commission
ers, first district Francisco A. Serna
second district, Flavio D. Trujillo;
third district, Francisco D. Martinez;
probate judge, Matias Cordova pro-
bate clerk, Benigno c. de Hernandez;
sheriff, Alexander Read; assessor, Jose
A. Velasquez; treasurer and collector,
Tomas Gonzales; superintendent of
public schools, Antonio D. Vargas; sur
veyor. Rafael Borrego The officials
elect are all Republicans.
GRANT COUNTY.
For delegate to congress, Hon. 3. S.
Rodey, r., 1,131; O. A. Larrazola, D.,
1,275; Larrazola's majority, 1H; for
council, eighth district, N. B. Holt, r.,
905; j. s. Fielder, D., 1,520; Fielder's
majority, 615; ninth district, Col, Lew
is, R., 109S; ]. F. Hinkle, D., 1885;
Hinkle's majority 237; for assembly,
thirteenth district, A. r. Graham, r.,
1,076; w. B. Walton, d.. 1,346; Walton's
majority, 270; fourteenth district, r. p.
Barnes. r., 1,176; w. r. Ascarate. D.,
,23S; Ascarate's majority, 81; for coun-
ty commissioner, first district, w. d.
Murray, r., 1900; G. Bennett, D., 1,125;
Murrays majority, IFS; second district,
M. w. Taylor, R., 1,210; w. j. Hicks,
D., 1902: Taylor's majority, 8; third
district, w. r. Merrill, r., LIP; Sea-
man Field, D., 1918; Fields majority,
2O6; for probate judge M. F. Fleming,
r.. 1,16O Edward Baker, 1854; Bakers
majority 1O4 for probate clerk, S. HI.
Annch r., 1876; w. S. Mclaughlin,
D., 1,052; Aninch's majority, 324; for
sheriff, Arthur S. Goodell, r., 1853, ;
James X Blair, D., 1,160 Goodell's ma
jority. 109; for ASSESSOR Richard Hud- |
son, r., 1,181; John H. Gillett, D., 1,227;
Gillett's majority, 46; for treasurer and
ex -officio collector, Adolph Witzel, r.,
1895: John L. Burnside, D., 1,123; Wit
zePs majority, 172; for county supern-
tendent of schools, w N. Decker, r.,
1,OS1 A. N. White, D., 1926; Whites
majority, 245; for county surveyor,
James r. Read, r., LOAF; George r.
Brown, D., 1857; Browns majority, 32O.
COLFAX COUNTY.
For delegate to congress, Hon, B. S.
Rodey, r., 1,134; o. A. Larrazola, D.,
1874; Larrazolo's majority, 60; for
council, Juan Navarro, r., 1,243; Mar
carlo Gallegos, D., 1,063; Navarro's ma
jority 1870; for assembly, Will c. Bar
mes, r., 1,271; J. D. McGrath, D., 1923;
Barnes majority, 142 for county COM
missioner, first district, Ed. N. Birch,
r., 1,217; Thos. Thompson, D., 1,O95;
Birch's majority, 122; second district,
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