Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-11-08
SAN JUAN COUNTY.
Special to the New Mexican,

Special to the New Mexican.
Official returns from all except one
precinct give the following vote: Rodey,
Republican candidate for delegate to
congress. 22O; Larrazola. Democratic
candidate for Delegate to congress, 400;
majority for the latter 240 votes. 7. D.
Burns, Republican candidate for the
council, $50; Malaquias Martinez, Re-
publican candidate for the council, 200;
| Crst, 459, Medina, 3S2; Manuel Sanchez,
Republican candidate for member of
the House. 316; Grandvile Pendleton,
| Republican candidate for member of the
House, 367; e. Mares, Democratic can
ddate for member Of the House, 371.
The Republicans elected county
clerk. superintendent of schools and two
county commissioners.
SOCORRO COUNTY.
Twenty.three precincts give Rodey,
/ Republican candidate for delegate to
congress, 11s9 votes; Larrazola, Demo-
cratic candidate for delegate to con-
gress, $50; Cruikshank, for the council,
| had .ao opposition and received 1909
|,g0tes.s Jose Sanchez and M. Winston,
Kepu bhsap joint representatives from
Socorro afId Sierra counties, received
1l64 votes for Sanchez and 1927 for
Winston. Jobson and Castillo, Demo-
cratic candidates for representatives
from Socorro and Sierra counties, re-
ceived Jobson 756 votes and Castillo s1O
The entire Republican county ticket
is elected by majority Of 200, with the
possible exception of two commissioners.
UNION COUNTY.
Returns from Clayton precincts give
LarrazolO, Democratic candidate for
delegate to congress, 43 majority. The
Democrats expected to carry these two
precincts by $50 majority. The Repub-
lican precincts are yet to be heard
from.
TAOS COUNTY.
Tres Picdras precinct gives Rodey B.,
Larrazolo 16, ma lity for Larrazolo 13.
Martinez for the council, Republican,
receives $ votes; Burns for the council.
Republican, receives votes; Medina.
for the council, Democratic, receives IA
votes; Crist, for the council, Democratic,
receives II votes; Pendleton, for the
house, Republican, receives 2 votes;
Sanchez for the house, Republican, re-
ceves votes; Abbott for the house,
Republican, receives votes; Mead, for
the house, Democratic, receives II votes;
Mares, for the house, Democratic, re.
ceives II votes; Pierce, for the house,
Democratic, receives l3 votes.
COLFAX COUNTY. =
Ralon, N. M, Nov. 8, 1900.
Special to the New Mexican.
Rodey, the Republican candidate for
delegate to congress, receives Ills votes;
Larrazolo, Democratic candidate for
delegate to congress, receives leo votes,
giving him a majority of AZ votes
Juan Navarro, Republican candidate
for cauncil, receives 1242 votes; Gale
gos, Democratic candidate for the coun-
Gil, receives 1890 votes, giving Navarro
a majority of 2l9 votes.
Gardner precinct out of 277 votes
gave Rodey $50.
Barnes, Republican candidate for t he
house, receives 1860 votes; McGrath,
Democratic candidate for the house; re-
ceves 914 votes, giving Barnes ya ma
iority of BAG votes.
The Democrats only elected their can
didate for treasurer, assessor, supern-
tendent of schools and clerk.
In 1898 Fergusson's majority was asa
and this has been reduced to AZ, a Dem
ocratic loss of 412.
NAVARRO ELECTED.
Special to the New Mexican.
Las Vegas, N. M, Nov. S.-Juan Ma
varro, Republican candidate for the
council, from official returns, has the
following majorities: Mora county 1870;
Colfax county 212; Union county close.
but may have carried by small ma
jorty. LarraZolo, Democratic candi-
date for delegate to congress, carried
Mora county by a majority of two, and
Colfax county by a majority of A. The
entire Republican county ticket in Mo-
IA county is elected.
CHAVES COUNTY.
Special to the New Mexican.
Roswell N. NJ, Nov. S.-The majori-
ty of Larrazolo, Democratic candidate
county, is so far 800 with two precincts
yet to hear from.
RIO ARRIBA COUNTY.
Special to the New Mexican.
TERRA Amarillo, N. M, Nov. S.-Elev
en- precincts in the southern part of the
give Rodey, Republican candi-
date for delegate to congress, 1856 ma
jority; T. d. Burns, Republican candi-
date for the council, $50 majority. Five
other precincts so far as received give
60 majority, leaving yet II to
hear from, all of them Republican. 1t Is
expected that Rodey's majority will be
between 400 and 500
Special to the New Mexican.
Chama, N. M, Nov. 8.-Latest returns
give Rodey, Republican candidate for
delegate to congress, in % precincts, a
majority of 5SS. The five remaining
precincts will increase this majority by
200. The legislative and county tickets
are all right.
TAOS COUNTY.