Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-04-02
new MEXICO CERTAINLY
IS REPUBLICAN
Tho Five Largest Cities Of the Territory Yes
ferday Voted SoIidb for the Republican
Municipal Tickets.
REPUBLICAN VICTORY At ALBUQUERQUE
At LAS VEGAS AND AT RATION
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e31ce.f t.t1 being s.veted, unG the ilea
Wy vote polled by the Social Demo
Gratis, who ran ahead of the Democrat
in every ward except one. The tota
vote cast was 1866 of which Myers, th
Republican candidate for mayor re
ceived $50 votes Dr. Pearce, the Demo
crat, 3O2 votes, and Bearrup, the So
cialist 301 votes. Myers therefore ha
a plurality of S0S and a majority of 81
John Beaven, alderman from the q
ward, was the only Democrat elected.
The following was the Republican
ticket: Charles F. Meyers mayor; city
clerk, Harry F. Lee; treasurer, Dr. l.
G. Chamberlain; aldermen, Sigfriec
Grunsfeld, J. H. Holman, ]. A. Hubbs
DR.. G. H. Harrison; school directors
Dr. e. J. Alger, F. G. Pratt, Fred H
I, Newman, r. w. Hopkins.
The following was the Democratic
ticket Mayor, DR.. j. f. Pearce; city
clerk William Medler; city treasurer.
J. H. O'Reilly. For aldermen: David
A. Bittner in 1st ward, j. S. Beaven, I'd
ward, r. j. Turnbull, Sd ward, A. B.
McGaffey, 4th ward. Only one candi-
date for school board was named-E
H. Dunbar in the Sd ward
GOOD FOR LAS VEGAS.
Special to the New Mexican.
Las Vegas, April 2.-The city election
yesterday resulted in the election of
the entire Republican ticket excepting
city clerk, city treasurer and one al
derman. H. s. Van Petten on the Citi-
zens' ticket. but a Republican, who
will work in harmony with Mayor
Goodall, was elected alderman in the
4th ward Goodalls majority over
Money is 30. The next city council
will stand Republicans and Demo-
Gratis. The election was keenly con
tested.
The Democratic ticket at Las Vegas
consisted of George p. Money for may
or, and Charles Tamme for city clerk.
1st ward, Christ Wiegand for city
council and ID. c. Winters for the school
council ai4d A. e. Schmidt for tho
school bc9s &; ID ward c. l.. Harris,
council and DR.. j. M. Cunningham,
school board 4th ward, H. S. Van
Petten, council, and C. V. Hedgcock,
school board.
The following was the Republican
ticket at Las Vegas:
X. D. Goodall for mayor; B. c. Pit
tenger for treasurer; George A. Flem-
ing for clerk. First ward, L. M. Ell
wood, alderman; D. c. Winters member
of school board. Second ward, B. F.
Forsythe alderman; A. c. Schmidt,
member school board. Third ward, J.
A. Dick, alderman; J. M. Cunningham,
member school board. Fourth ward, r.
L. M. Ross, alderman; C. V. Hedgcock,
school board.
RATION is REPUBLICAN.
Special to the New Mexican.
Ration, N. NJ April 2.-Charles M.
Bayne, Republican candidate for may
or, received 425 votes out of 636, giving
him a majority of 211 votes The Re-
publicans also elected the following: J.
C. Orrin, city clerk; Alfred Peterson,
Henry Jones, Milton Narvaiz, alder
men; w. S. Connett, 7. B. Thompson,
F. Gauna, members of the city school
board. The Democrats elected the fol-
lowing: C. NJ. C. Houck, treasurer; c.
o. Madaulet, Con- Murry, aldermen;
Bryant Rhea member of the school
board.
The Democratic ticket consisted of ].
H. Walker, Sr., for mayor; for city
clerk, A. B. Cline; for city treasurer, c.
M. G. Houck; for aldermen. 1st ward,
Thos. Morrow and Henry Nash; I'd
ward, Con- Murray; Sd ward, Chas
Rohr; 4th ward, Louis Madrid. Mem
bers of school board, 1st ward, Bryant
Rhea; I'd ward, VIM. Ruffner; Sd ward
c. D. Stevens; 4th ward, Abran Cardi-
mas.
On the Republican ticket were c. M.
Bayne for mayor; city clerk, John c.
Orrin; treasurer, J. F. White. Alder
men, 1st ward, long term, Alfred Pet
erson; short term, Jas. Mackie. For
member of school board, George Por-
ter; I'd ward. alderman, Daniel Troy;
school director, DR.. Cornett; Sd ward.
alderman, Henry Jones; school direct
or, T. B. Thompson; 4th ward, alder
man, Melton Narvais; school director,
Francisco Gauna.
SOCORRO REPUBLICAN TOO.
Special to the New Mexican.
Socorro, April IN. Cooney for may
or, Robert Collins for city clerk and
Richard Abeyta for city treasurer, Re-
publicans, were indorsed by the Demo-
Gratis and unanimously elected. All
the Republicans for city council and
the board Of education were elected by
unusually large majorities except that
A. c. Torres, Democrat, beat H. r.
Harris for city council in the 1st ward.
PEOPLES TICKET ELECTED AT
CERRILLOS.
Special to the New Mexican.
Cerrillos, April 2.-The town and
school board election held here yester-
day resulted in the election of the fol-
lowing. Town trustees, James L. Wells,
Dr. C. o. Harrison. Joseph vergolio, c.
C. Green and Ross Griffith. Town
treasurer, William A. Brown. Member
of board of education for years, G. M.
Kinsell. This is the entire Peoples
ticket. The majorities range from 16
to 80. For member of board Of educa-
tion 1873 votes were cast.
GALLUP IS DEMOCRAT.
Special to the New Mexican.
Gallup, April 2.--The four Democratic
nominees for the board of town trus-
tees were elected today. Republicans