Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-11-10

the leaders of the movement or say
what has become OF the 10000 soldiers
who were under arms as late as Nov
ember 9. Communication between car
acas, Valencia and Puerto Cabello is
re-established.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
| Kelly e. B. Wheeler, Las Vegas; e. l..
| Medler, Albuquerque.
LINCOLN COUNTY.
| Special to the New Mexican.
Captain, Nov 10.-The official canvas
of vote of Lincoln county gives Rod-
ev, r.. for delegate. majority OF "
| over FERGUSON, D., for same position
n G Holman. r.. for house a majori-
ty of 81: Fall, Ind, for council, leads
the ticket with majority of l46. Inc
Democrats elected the sherif, PROBATE
clerk. superintendent of schools and
one commissioner. The Republicans
secured the remainder of the ofnces.
Owens the Democratic candidate for
sheriff upon the face of the returns, mas
a majority of one. The Democrats
made gains throughout the county over
the vote of 1900.
special to the New Mexican.
Las Vegas Nov 10-Returns have
been received from every precinct IN
the county, and the following shows
the vote reported for each candidate:
| For delegate, E.odey 2,794; Fergus
son, 1884
For the council Spiess, 2,42o; Duncan
1851; Gallegos, 1920 Oney, 1866
For sheriff, Romero, 2,47o; rudolph
2,272.
Probate clerk, Jaramillo, 2,297; Sena
I2,454.
For county commissioner, I'd district
GalIegos, 1896; Pate, 1856.
For county commissioner, Sd district
Rogers, 2,445; Gise, 2,293.
For treasurer and collector Eugeni'
Romero, 2,43a; z'eniEno Rorners, 2,So6.
For assessor, Esquibel, 2,2S6; Chavez
, 2,436.
For probate judge, Baca, 2,42S; Pena
2,314.
For county superintendent of schools
! Quintana, 2,423; Gallegos, 2,32S.
!. For representatives, Coleman, 2,S46
Gutierrez, 2,411 Romero, 1885, Ortiz
= 2313; Jiminez; 1884; Lucero, 2,43O.
:, For surveyor, Fresquez, 2,4O1 Rice
O 1854.
| yrl,o icfS hau n1prtp6 three c
their candidates-assessor, clerk an
one representative.
c. r. Luton of Grand Rapids, Mich
secretary and manager of The Mich
gan New Mexico Copper Company, OK
!, Grating in the Shakespeare and Burr
mountain districts, Grant county, al
:, rived at noon to day from the soutl
Mr.. Luton is also interested in minin
in Cripple Creek and with A. r. Gill
son of this place, owns valuable place
property on the Snake river in Idah
He is on his way east after havir
:, spent several weeks in the territory
~ connection with concentrating plal
:. his company is building in the Virgin
district.
GRANT COUNTY.
Special to the New Mexican.
I'd Silver City, Nov. 10.--In revieWir
le the result of last Tuesdays election
L. Grant county, the Republicans fe
s.; there is reasonable cause for the clai
n, that they have made gains, and ths
rs outside of the county offices, the +
turns point to Republican count
There has been considerable specul
Ia ton as to what would be the polite
complexion of the county since the 10
H. of Deming and the southern portion
o, Grant, and the first count of the ball
10, cast indicate that, while the majoriti
h. were small, the people have faith in t
IS principles of the Republican par
mt when it comes to the legislative cane
tie dates. True, Ferguson carried t
n, county by 29 majority, rather a SIN
H. figure as compared with his form
achievements in this community. Bur
on sides majority over Hawkins was !
he while Snow defeated Pollard with
nd lead Of 81. On the other hand, Fall le
he Richardson by II and Turner has
n majority Of 33 over Cessna. The o.
.e- cial count may change these figul
N some, but it is not anticipated that a
IL great variations will be found. So
Republicans feel that they have ma
great gains over the conditions OF
fairs two years ago, and have hopes
lty bringing Grant county safely into
ri Republican fold on territorial arfa
es- two years hence.
las Politics were not in evidence in
ez, slightest degree in county matters,
20; the ballots attested There were
ballots cast in Silver City, out of VIII
Mr.. there were only 166 straight tick
N. voted by both parties. The man W
H. the greatest number of friends-eit
os- in reality or financially influence
RE got the votes. The result of the f
e. counting in Grant county shows
Q. following summary:
nd Republican majorities-
]. A. B. Fall, councilman 9th district
or r. M. Turner, representative,
en- district. 33,