Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-11-08
35th LEG|SLA-
TIVE ASSEMBLY
Council Eleven Republicans Probably Twelve
-.-Rouse Eighteen Republicans, Three
Dsmocrats---Two Districts Doubted.
RoDEY'S MAJORITY 5000.
Guadalupe County Gives Rodey Handsome Majority But
Elects Democratic County Tckst-Rodey Carries !.
Valencia by Nearly 2,o0o-Republlcan Vote
Has Increased Unexpectedly


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AS far as can be learned the follow
ing list gives the names of the candi-
dates elected to the council and house
of representatives of the 35th legisla-
tive assembly: For the legislative coun-
Gil from the 1st district, Saturnino Pi-
nard, r.. I'd district, Charles A. Spiess
r., and James s. Duncan, r.; Sd dis
trict, Malaquias Martinez r., and Ven
ceslao Jaramillo r.; 4th district ANA
do Chaves, r.; 5th district Thomas
Hughes, r., and George r. Albright,
r.; 9Th district, j. Francisco Chaves,
r.; 7th district, w. H. Andrews, r.;
Sth district, w. A. Hawkins, r. In the
9th district, where the candidates were
A. B. Fall, Ind, and G. A. Richardson,
D., the vote is very close and it will
probably take the official count to de-
eide. For the house of representatives
from the 1st district, M. B. Stockton
r.; I'd district, Cristobal Sanchez, r.;
4th district, E. Martinez, D., Gregorio
8ulleTIeZ, w., IeuTO IlOIiieIO, H., anu
Antonio Lucero, f. D.; 5th district, w.
Fitzpatrick, r., and r. L. Baca, r.; 9Th
district, Pedro Sanchez, r.; Eth district,
A. D. Vargas, r.. Sth district, d. Mar
tinez, Jr., r., and G. Pendleton, r.; 9th
district, Nestor Montoya, r., Celso
Sandoval, r., and Alexander Bowie,
r.; 10th district, Carl A. Dalies, r.,
and Martin Sanchez, r.; 18th district,
w. H. H. Llewellyn, r.; 18th district,
r. M. Turner, r.; 14th district, A. w.
Pollard r.; 18th district, w. A. Nc
Ivers, D. In the 18th district, composed
of the counties of Sierra and Socorro
no complete returns are at hand as yet
and it is believed that it win take the
official count to decide. The Republi-
can candidates were II. H. Howard and
Domingo A. Ortega and the Democratic
candidates A. H. Borland and w. e.
Eaton. The Sd district, Union county
it is believed will take the official count
to find out who is elected. The Repub-
lican candidate was James McCosh and
,.
land. According TO the above the
council will contain II Republicans and
probably 12 as the official count may
establish that A. B. Fall has the ma
Republicans and 3 Democrats with the
Sd and 18th districts to hear from.
SIERRA COUNTY.
Special to the New Mexican.
Hillsboro, Nov. S.-Unofficial returns
from all but four precincts give Bor-
land, D., for house, 433; Howard, r.,
for house, $3.50; Eaton, D.. for house,
297; and Ortega, R., for house, 267.
VALENCIA COUNTY.
Special to the New Mexican.
Los Lunas, Nov. S.-Official canvas of
election returns from every precinct in
this county give Rodey r., for dele
gate, 1898, and Ferguson, D., for DEL
egate, S. majority for Rodey of 1,942
votes.
SAN MIGUEL AND GUADALUPE
COUNTIES.
Special to the New Mexican.
East Las Vegas, Nov. s.-Complete
returns from San Miguel and Guada-
lupe counties give Charles A. spiess,
r., for the council, and J.. S. Duncan,
r., for the council, good majorities.
LINCOLN COUNTY.
Special to the New Mexican.
M "a
Oaks, Captain and Nogal precincts
give Rodey, R., for delegate, Is major
ity, and Fall, Ind. r., for council, 3s
majority. These are the four largest |
precincts in the county.
GRANT COUNTY.
Silver City, Nov. S.-Complete returns
give Ferguson, D., for delegate, % ma
jority in this county. The entire DEM |
'ocratic ticket with the exception of
probate Judge, is elected. r. NJ. Tur-
ner, r., for house, has a sufficient ma
jority in this county to overcome the
small majority of his opponent in Luna
county and is, therefore, elected. The
official count may change the figures
so far obtained few votes, but the
above is believed to be correct.
socoRRo COUNTY.
Special to the New Mexican.
Socorro, Nov. 8.TConsidering the cir
cumstances, socorro county did very
well. 1t was very bitter fight and
much money was spent. The combina-
ton against Abran Abeyta, r., for
treasurer and ex-off1cio collector, cost
the Republicans their entire county tic
ket. Rodey's majority is very fair
one considering the circumstances.
Howard, r., candidate for the house,
ran ahead of the Republican county tic
ket here.
GUADALUPE COUNTY.
Special to the New Mexican.
Santa Rosa, Nov. 8.-Complete re-
turns from Guadalupe county, except
from one precinct, having only ten
votes, give Ferguson, D., for delegate.
$50 votes; Rodey, r., for delegate, 749;
Gallegos, D., council, 649; olney, Fus.,
council, 52S; Spiess, R., council, 651;
Duncan, r., council, 707; q. Martinez,
D., house, $40; c. Baca, r., house, 1856;
s. Martinez, Fus., house, 27l;. The
Democrats elected their entire county
ticket with the exception OF probate
Judge. The precinct not heard from
win give Gallegos, D., council, small
majority,