Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-11-13
The OFFICIAL RETURNS
Announcement of the Exact Vote in Berna
lilo and Sierra Counties as
Officially Canvassed.
Big MAJORITIES FOR HON. B. S. R0DEY

Major w. Fl. H. Llewellyn, who ran
at the last election for joint representa-
tive on the Republican ticket from
Dona and Otero counties, has a ma
jority of seven. So writes Las Cruces
correspondent.
RIO ARRIBA COUNTY.
Special to the New Mexican.
Chama, Nov. 13-The Republican
county and legislative ticket has been
elected. Rodey's majority is 321.
SIERRA COUNTY.
The official count of Sierra county
gives S. B. Rodey, Republican candi-
date for delegate to Congress- 1926 votes;
La 'raz0lo, Democratic candidate for
deit 5,ui& To Congress, 554 votes, making
a majority of 229 votes for Larrazolo
Winston, Republican candidate for the
house, received 474 votes; Sanchez, Re-
publican candidate for the house, re-
ceived 4O1 votes; Jobson, Democratic,
for the house, 407 Castillo, Democratic,
for the house, 469,
The Democrats elected the entire
county ticket with the exception of
one county commissioner superintend-
ent of schools and the probate clerk.
BERNALILLO COUNTY.
The county commissioners of Berna-
lilo county met yesterday to canvas
the ballots cast at Tuesdays election
for delegate to congress and county
officers. The returns were found to be
i'm regular form and no irregularities
We're visible. Two years ago the aver
age majority for the Republican ticket
was less than 1,000 while this year the
average majority for the Republican
candidates Is LAOS.
The following is the count:
Delegate-Rodey, r., 1882; Larrazolo,
D., 1,45O; Rodey's majority, 1882.
Council-Hughes, r., 1892; Lester, D.,
1,7S6; Hughes majority, 1,026. Har1i-
son, r., $3.50; Carman, D., 1,657; Har-
rison's majority, lab.
Representatives. r., 3047;
Baca, D., 1,699; Gutierrez majority
1.34S. Chavez R., 1908; Crespin, D.,
1852; Chavez majority, 1881. Bowie,
r., 5000; Bonnell D., 1,6S5; Bowie's
majority, 1875.
School Superintendent-Hu r.,
3,OSO; Perea, d., 1,6S5; Hubbells major
ity, 1896.
Probate Clerk-Summers, r., 9,124;
Romero, d., 1,651; Summers majority,
Lab.
Sheriff. .-Hubbell, r., S1S7; Romero,
D., 1880; Hubbell's majority, 1907.
Assessor-Sandoval, R., 1862; Otero,
D., 1,72S; Sandovars majority, 1884.
County Commissioners--Mer r.,
2, S52 Scheurich. 1904; Miera's majori-
ty, 94S. Miller, r.. 3,O45; Barela, D.,
1,7O7; Miller's majority, 1888 Hopkins,
r.. 3,113; Kieke, D.. 1,529; Hopkins ma
jority, 1852.
Treasurer and Collector-Newhall,
r., 1866; Neustadt, D., 1928; Newhalrs
majority, LAP.
Probate Judge-Baca, r., 1895; Metz
gar, D., 1850; -Baca's majority, 1926.
Surveyor-Farwell, R., 3,O55; Ross, D.,
1,720; Farwell's majority, 1885.
The river commissioners were elect
ed by an average majority of 1,51O.
That makes the successful candidates
aus follows:
Council, Thomas Hughes, for Berna-
lillo county; DR.. G. w. Harrison, for
Bernalillo and Mckinley counties.
Representatives, Emiliano L. Gutierrez,
Venceslao Chavez for Bernalillo coun-
ty; Alex. Bowie, for Bernalillo and Nc
Kinley counties. School Superintend-
emit, Frank A. Hubbell. Probate Clerk,
J. A. Summers. Treasurer and Collect
or. c. K Newhall. Sheriff, T. s. Hub
bell. Assessor, Alexandra Sandoval.
County Commissioners, e. A. Miera,
first district; J. L. Miller, second dis
trict; r. w. Hopkins, third district.
Probate Judge Esquipulo Baca. Sur
veyor, J. r. Farwell. River Commits
sioners, Epimenio Tafoya, Francisco
Gonzales, Rafael Chavez, Francisco
Gabaldon, Victoriano Chavez.
DIE0 FOR JEAL0IlSY'S SAKE