Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-10-04
SANTA FE PRECINCT PRIMARIES.
Administration Republicans Haya the Inside Track-Or-
DERBY and Peaceful Except In One City Precinct
Where Two Factions Sought
Supremacy.

Mnere TWO Factions Sought
Supremacy.
The primary in precinct No. wal
called to order in the school house a
1870 O'Clock last evening by Ramon
Jimenez, precinct chairman. M. V. b
Wilcox was elected chairman, and
Romuado Roybal secretary. A divis-
ion was called for and resulted in 36 tC
6. The following We're elected dele
gates to the Republican county con-
vention: Alfonso Dockweler and Aga
pito Griego.
The primary in precinct No. 8 was
called to order by Nicolas Sena, pre-
cinct chairman. On motion Nicolas
Sena was elected chairman ard Epi-
MEMO Archuleta secretary. The fol-
lowing delegates were elected: Telesforo
Rivera, Jose D. Sena, Patricio Gallegos
Nicolas Sena, w. Fl. Wherry Felipe
Archuleta and George w. Armijo. The
primaries were held in pursuant to
call at the school house and opened at
7:30 o'clock. At this primary there was
a division called for. Upon the elec-
| ton of the chairman several men at
| the primary interfered with the pro-
ceedngs and would not allow the prop
er count of the votes for Nicolas Sena
as chairman to be had. Those in at
tendance at the primary divided near
II equally upon this question and one
faction with about ten persons not
entitled to vote held meeting in the
same hall and elected the following as
delegates: J. NJ. Goiiaasus A.bino 0rte.
ga, Tomas Quintana, Loreto Sena,
Dionicio Rivera, Louis Napoleon and
II. B. Wertz.
The primary in precinct No. was
called to order at Lucero hall promptly
at 1880 o'clock by Canuto Alartd, pre-
cinct chairman, who acted in a becom-
ing and fair manner. David M. White
was elected chairman, e. G. Abbott,
vice chairman, and Charles Parsons
secretary. There We're over 200 citizens
present. The vote stood about 40 to
35. The following delegates We're elec-
ted: David NJ White, E. C. Abbott,
Carlos DomingueZ Ricardo Alarid,
Seferino Baca, Felipe Ortiz and II. L.
Ortiz.
Aqua Fria, Precinct No. 5, elected the
following delegates: Martin Baca and
Emeterio Romero.
The following are the delegates from
Cerrillos, Precinct No. Z, elected at the
Republican primary last night: Thomas
Jones and Matias Montoya.
No. 8, Dolores, will be represented by
Lee M. English.
Canoncito precinct No. u will be rep
resented on Monday next by the fol-
diving: Jose Tudesco, Patricio Chaves
and Patricio Garcia.
j. w. Harrison will represent Glor-
ieta precinct No. 13 at the Republican
county convention on Monday next.
Espanola precinct No. 16, sends as
delegates: Librado Herrera, Rafael
Garcia.
In precinct No. IL, the primary was
called to order at 1880 o'clock by Mar
cos Castillo, precinct chairman, at Fire
mans hall, who acted fairly and i'm
partially. John V. Conway was elected
chairman, and Juan Shoemaker secre-
tary. Charles c. Catron and John Shoe
maker We're appointed tellers. There
were 104 persons at the primary Of
which number 81 were Republicans, 13
belonging to the precinct, but voting
with the Catron faction. The following
delegates to the county convention
We're elected: j. D. Hughes, John v.
Conway, w. j. Mcpherson, Marcelino
Ortiz and Alberto Garcia. The 13 per-
sons who were in reality not entitled to |
vote We're allowed to do so, as the |
friends of the administration, although |
having large majority, the vote
standing 81 to 43. desired the proceed
ings to be carried on peacefully.
The primary in precinct No. Is was
called to order in the house of Pruden
cio Garcia at 7:30 by Amado Chaves, it
that the precinct chairman
lDSented nlmSelI purpOSely. Inefe were
y Republican voters present and the
meeting was unanimous. Narciso Mon
lragon was elected chairman and Jose
Claudio Martinez secretary, Manuel r.
0tero and H. S. Clancy were appointed
.ellers. The following were elected del
,gates to the Republican county con-
vention: r. j. Palen, Manuel Rito
0tero, Max. Frost, Amado Chaves and
Narciso Mondragon. The meeting was
,ery orderly and harmonious.
Madrid Precinct No. 10. elected the
ollowing delegates: William Kilpat-
ick, j. e. Thompson and ]. P-'ando
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