Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1901-01-15
SENATORIAL ELECTORS.
Quay Pulls Through With Handsome Ma
iority-Burnham Elected,

Harrisburg, Pa, January 18TH
state senate to-day at o'clock sel,ct
l ed Col. M. S. Quay as it's choice fo
senator. The ballot was as follows
Quay, rs; Guffey Dem, 12; Dalzell, an
tl-Quay Rep, 10; Huff and Smith,
each. The vote in the house was de
layed by the crowds surging on tn
floor making it necessary for tn
speaker and the marshal to appeal t
the mayor for police aid. The vote wa
delayed.
When order was finally restored IN
house vote was taken. Quay received
the majority. This insures his election
Tomorrow both houses will meet ir
joint session to ratify the choice. The
house vote was: Quay, 104; Guffy, a
Dalzell, "a; Huff, 6; Smith, II; the rest
Were scattering.
A SUCCESSOR TO CHANDLER.
| Concord, N. H., January 15.-Botl
houses of the legislature to-day voted
| for United States senator to succeed
Senator William e. Chandler. The SEN
ate vote: Henry E. Burnham, Rep, %;
Charles F. Stone, DEM, 1. House.
Burnham, 279; Stone, SO; Henry M. Ba
ker, Ind, 1. Both houses in Joint con-
vention tomorrow will ratify the elcc
tion.
NEBRASKA SENATORIAL FIGHT.
Lincoln Neb, January 15.-The first
vote for the two United States senator's
to be elected by the present Legislature
was taken up by the two houses sepa-
rately at II o'clock to-day. For the
long term, in the house sixteen men
were voted for. The vote for the prom.
fnent candidates was as follows: Mel.
klejohn, IS; G. Currier, 8; Crounz, s;
Rosewater, 8. For the short term:
Hallner 4; Hinshaw, 9. In the senate
the vote for prominent candidates fer
the long term was as follows: Currier,
8; RoseWater, 4. For the short term:
D. E. Thompson, 7. The complimentary
vote of the Populists in the house 1ui
senate is largely for w. V. Allen, and
of the Democrats in the senate for w.
RI. Thompson In the house the Demo.
Gratis voted for G. M. Hitchcock,
CLARK HAS A CLOSE SHAVE.
Helena, Mont, January 15.-The frs
ballot for United States senator was
taken at noon by both the senate and
house. Clark received "a votes in the
house, lacking one of a majority; Is |
in the senate where he had a ma Jor-
ity of three. Thirty Republicans in the
senate and house voted for Senator
Thomas H. Carter for the long tenn, |
and for Former Senator Lee Mantle,
Of Butte, for the short term. The ten |
abor mem in the house voted solid.v
'or A. e. Spriggs for the long ter.n,
While three of the four Independent
Democrats voted for Maj. Martin Ma
sinnis, of Helena. Had TIE vote be IN
n joint session to-day, Clark would
lave been elected, as perceived by the
majority of votes cast. For the shor.
ern, Mantle (Rep.) received the en-
ire Republican strength. H. L. Frank,
# Butte, received ten votes, while TIE
theirs were scattering. A joint ballos
vill be taken tomorrow noon. Two
republicans We're absent to-day, but
yill be present tomorrow.
HOAR REELECTED.
Boston, January 15.-George Frisbie
[oar was reelected to-day by both ths
enate and house to succeed himself as
'nited States senator, five Democratic
lembers voting for Hoar.
A UNANIMOUS CHOICE.
Lansing, Mich, January Ex-senator +
ames Mcmillan was reelected to-day G
Y the Michigan legislature, being th. l
unanimous choice of the Republican
ajority.
SHOUP DEFEATED.
Boise, Idaho, January 15.-The leg =
lature ballotted in separate session :,
NJ United States senator at noon to- =
~. Vote in the senate: Dubois, 1a; =
Gorge L. Shoup, Z; Joseph G. Rich, -
| the house: Dubois, 2S; Shoup, 20. :,
lch, 1. This elects Dubois.