Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-11-06
STATEHOOD GREAT FACTOR
Northwestern Part of Territory Line Democrats Made
No Fight in BernailIo County Hence Great Republican
Vote There.--May Be One Lone Democrat in
the Legislative Council

The incoming of the returns from
the several counties in this territory
show an increased majority for B. s..
Rodey, Republican candidate for dele
gate to congress and for Republican
nominees for the council and house of
representatives of the 35th legislative
assembly. AT this writing the majority
for Rodey figures up over 5000. The
legislative assembly will stand certain
ly II Republicans to one Democrat in
the council, and the official count may
show the return of IL Republicans. In
the house of representatives the Repub-
leans appear to have carried Is out of
"a, and the official returns may in
crease this number. The friends of the
administration in that body have also
a safe majority. The following counties
have elected Republican legislative
and county tickets: Rio Arriba, Taos,
Santa Fe, Colfax, Mora, Guadalupe,
Dona Ana, Bernalillo, Mckinley, Va
lencia, and very likely San Miguel.
BERNALILLO COUNTY.
SDecldI TO the new MGhlcdH.
Albuquerque, Nov. 6.--Un-o official but
complete returns give Rodey, r, for
delegate 3,7OO majority. The Demo-
cratic opposition collapsed entirely and
was not at all noticeable on election
day.
OTERO COUNTY.
Special to the New Mexican.
Alamogordo, Nov. 6.-This county
gives the Republican legislative ticket
a small majority but the entire Demo-
cratic county ticket is elected.
GUADALUPE COUNTY.
Special to the New Mexican.
Santa Rosa, Nov 6.-Guadalupe
county gives Rodey, Republican can
didate for delegate and legislative
ticket between three and four hundred
majority.
RIO ARRIBA COUNTY.
Special to the New Mexican.
Chama, Nov. 6.-Seventeen precincts
in Rio Arriba county give the following
Republican majorities: Rodey, r., for
delegate, 619; Pendleton, for house Of
representatives, 460; Jaramillo, for
council, 439; Vargas, for house, 46O;
Martinez, for council, 600; David Mar
tinez, for house, 460.
SANTA FEE COUNTY.
Rodey carries this county by $40
majority. Amado Chaves, Republican
for the council, ATS plurality The re-
mainder of the Republican county tick
ct is elected by majorities ranging from
40 to 500. The only office in doubt Is
that of treasurer and ex-officio collect
or which will ltake the official count
to decide.
MORA AND SAN MIGUEL COUN-
TIES.
Special to the New Mexican.
East Las Vegas, Nov. 6.-Mora coun-
ty gives Rodey, Republican for dele
gate, 15O majority. The. Republican
legislative and county ticket was elect
ed. San Miguel county will give Rodey
close to 700 majority against $50 ma
jority of two years ago. Ten precincts
yet to be heard from. It'now looks as
III the GHllIe ftepuUllCdIl lichcI III VIC
elected by close majority.
GRANT COUNTY.
Special to New Mexican,
silver City, Nov. 6.-Majority for B.
s. Rodey, Republican candidate for
delegate, with precincts 7, Is, 19 and 81
to hear from, is 81. Turner Republi-
can candidate for member of the house
from Grant and Luna counties has
majority Of "a, same precincts to hear
from. Fall, Independent candidate for
member Of the council has majority
of Sc, with same precincts to hear
from. Hawkins, Republican candidate
for the council has 43 votes in the mi
nority, with same precincts to hear
from.
LUNA COUNTY.
Deming, Nov 6.-Total returns Of
Luna county give the following votes:
Rodey, Republican candidate for dele-
gate ito congress, PSI; FERGUSON,
Democratic candidate for delegate.
congress, 627; Fall, Independent can
didate for the council, 2s6; Burnside.