Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-11-07
RODEY GETS 250 MAJORITY
The Democrats Get the County Offices for
Which There We're Two Republican
Candidates-Major Fred Muller Is
Reelected for Collector.

From unofficial reports as far as re-
ceived it seems that the following Re
publicans are elected in Santa Fe coun-
ty:
Bernard S. Rodey, candidate for dele
gate to the 57th congress; B. M. Read
and Jose f. Gomez, candidates for the
house of the 34th legislative assembly
Frederick Muller, treasurer and ex-of1i-
clio collector; w. H. Kennedy, county
commissioner I'd district; Jose A. Lu-
jan, county commissioner Sd district
John V. Conway, superintendent of
schools; Antonino C. de Baca, probate
judge.
The following Democrats seem to be
elected, viz:
Anastasio Gonzales defeats Atanasio
Romero, Republican, and Marcelino
Ortiz, for assessor; Manuel Delgado de-
feats Ambrosio Otriz, Republican, and
Gus O'Brien for probate clerk; Marce-
limo Garcia defeats J. e. Lacome, Re
publican, and Harry c. Klnsell, for
sheriff; John L. Zimmerman defeats
Wendell V. Hall, Republican, and Hir-
am r. Brown for surveyor.
1t seems that an official count will be
necessary to decide who has been elect
ed for the council, Hon. T. B. Catron
and Hon. C. F. Easley being very close
together in the race. David NJ White
for the council received about 300
straight votes.
The unofficial returns from every pre-
cinct give Hon. c. F. Easley a plurality
of IA over Hon. T. B. Catron in the race
for the council.
AS for the county commissioners from
the 1st district the race is also very
close between Antonio j. Ortiz, Repub-
ican, and Arthur Seligman, Democrat,
Charles w. Dudrow having received a
very good vote for the same office.
Tomorrow the New Mexican will be
able to give official returns as far as
they can be gathered from the certifi-
Gates sent in by the judges of election
and from the official canvas made by
the board of county commissioners.
In Chimayo, Rodey received ma
jority of 80.
In Lamy precinct, Rodey received a
majority of 80 and Catron a majority
of 12 ......
In Santa Cruz precinct, Rodey, Rep.
candidate for delegate to congress. had
majority of 1; Catron, for the coun-
Gil had majority of 12, and Marcelino
Garcia, Democratic candidate for sher
iff, had majority of 2S.
In Espanola precinct, c. F. Easley.
Democratic candidate for the council,
received a majority of 8, and Rodey, r.,
candidate for delegate to congress, re-
ceived a majority Of 1.
The city of Santa Fe went for Rodey
for delegate and went against T. B.
Catron for the council. c. F. Easley,
the Democratic candidate for the coun-
Gill; carried precinct by % majority;
precinct 4 by So majority and precinct
1S, by 20 majority, whereas Mr.. Catron,
the Republican candidate for the coun-
Gil, only carried precinct II by major
ity of II.
From San Pedro precinct the Re-
publicans gave Rodey majority of 21
The vote for councilman was divided
as follows: Easley D., 50; Catron, r..
81; White. r., 13; giving Easley plu-
rality of 81 votes. In the house Benja-
min M. Read and Jose E. Gomez, r.
candidates, had majority of about 40.
On the county ticket the Republicans
I have plurality.
Galisteo precinct gives Catron "a, Eas-
ley 80, White 3, a plurality for Catron
of 81. The remainder of the ticket in
about the same proportion.
Glorieta precinct gave for councilman
the following: Catron %, Easley q,
White 7.