Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-11-10
The ELECTION In
THE TERRITORY
Grave Irregularities Are Said to Have 0c-
Cured in Dona Ana County and Which
Will Be Investigated.
LINCOLN'S REPUBLICAN MAJORITY

a special to the New Mexican from
Las Vegas states that with three small
precincts to hear from, Rodey's major
ity is between two and three hundred
and that the entire Republican legisla-
tive and county ticket is elected by a
much larger majority.
GRANT COUNTY.
Special to the New Mexican.
Silver City, November lO.-The en-
tire vote of Grant county with the ex-
ception of precinct 10, is as follows:
Rodey lit, Larrazolo ,?70: Holt. R..
for council, $50; Fielder, d., for council,
i, 500; Lewis, R., for council, 1,0sO;
liinkle, D., for council, 1927; Graham.
r.. for house, LOGS: Walton. d.. for
house, 1887; Barnes, r., for house,
| ,165; Ascarate, d., for house, leo.
For county commissioners, w. D.
Murray, r., received 1921 votes; Corne.
Illus Bennett, D., 1,116; w. NJ. Taylor, r.
1876; N. j. Hicks D., 1,195; w. r. Mer-
rill, r., 1,109; Seamon Field, D., 1907;
for probate judge, M. F. Fleming, R.,
/ 142; Edward Baker, D., 1,253; probate
| clerk, S. II. McAninch. r., 1864; w. S
Mclaughlin, D., 1,O43 for sheriff Arthur
Goodell, r., 1,249; James X. Blair. D.
l ,155; for assessor, r. Hudson, r., 1166
John II. Gillett, D., 1,217; collector and
| treasurer, Adolph WitzeI, r., 1852;
John l.. Burnside, D., LIZ; for county
school superintendent, W. H. Decker
r., 1,076; Alvan N. White d., 1922 for
| surveyor, James r. Reed r.. 1,049;
George r. Brown, D., 1863
LINCOLN COUNTY.
Special to the New Mexican.
Captain Nov. 1O.-Rodeys majority
in Lincoln county is 211. Colonel Lewis,
R., for the council received 80 majority.
and James M. Hervey, r., for the house,
127 majority The Democratse elected
three county commissioners, as follows:
Scipio Salazar, S. C. Winer and Ed
ward Pfngsten. They also elected the
assessor, Porfirio Chavez. Alfred Con-
zales, the Republican candidate for
Democratic candidate. by 8 votes. A
contest will be instituted by the Demo-
Gratis on the office of sheriff and probate
clerk, to the latter of which I. L. An
ALA, r., was elected Scratched tickets
We're the rule in all the precincts. The
election passed off quietly. The cleo
tion commissioners met today and
counted the official returns.
UNION COUNTY.
Special to the New Mexican.
Clayton, Nov. 10.-Complete returns
from all the precincts give o. A. Lar
| raZolo, D., candidate for delegate &c
| congress, 16 majority; Juan Navarro
r., for the council, lis majority and
Encarnacio Sandoval, r., for the coun-
Gil, 211 majority.
DONA ANA COUNTY.
A special to the New Mexican from
Las Cruces says that there We're grave
Irregularities in the vote as to legisla-
tive candidates in Dona Ana county,
and that these votes may be thrown
out. If this is done, Colonel Lewis and
H. b. Holt for the council, and R. p.
Barnes 1Of tIle mouse Will get the Certl-
| ficates. The latest returns show that
Major w. H. II. Llewellyn, Republican
candidate for the house from Dona Ana
and Otero counties, is elected anyway.
Unofficial returns from every precinct
show the majority for B. S. Rodey. in
the county of Dona Ana, to be 80. The
entire Republican county ticket was
elected with the exception of school
superintendent and county commits
sioner from the third district.
q. s. Weather Bureau Notes.
Forecast for New Mexico Fair to-
night and Sunday.
Yesterday the thermometer registered
as follows: Maximum temperature, sc
degrees, at lis p. M: minimum, 81 de-
grees, at TOO a. m. The mean tempera
ture for the "a hours was A degrees
mean daily humidity, 81 per cent
Temperature at 600 a. M. today, "a.