Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-11-06

/ Hawkins, Republican cand date fol
council, 23S; Richardson, Democratic
candidate for the council. ESQ; Turner
Republican candidate for tAe house
| 24S; Cessna Democratic candidate fol
the house, 272: Pollard Republican cap
| didate for the house, 297; Snow, Demo-
cratic candidate for the house, 206.
SIERRA COUNTY.
| Special to the New Mexican.
| Hillsboro, Nov. G.-The returns are
coming in slowly. Seven precincts yet
to hear from. The returns so far re-
ceived indicate a majority for Rodey.
SOCORRO COUNTY.
Special to the New Mexican.
Socorro, Nov. 6.-Twentyt pre-
cincts give majortes as follows: Rodey,
R., candidate for delegate, 2i0; Howard
R., for house, 97; Borland, D., for house
30.
EDDY COUNTY.
Special to the New Mexican.
Carlsbad, Nov. 6.-The complete count
gives the following vote: Ferguson
Democratic candidate for delegate, 459
Rodey, Republican candidate for dele
gate, 1874; Richardson, Democratic can.
didate for the council, 519; Fall. In
dependent candidate for the council,
143; McIver, Democratic candidate for
the house, 461: Homan, Republican can
didate for the house, 1873. The DEM
ocratc county ticket was elected. Light
vote was cast with Democratic gains.
SAN MIGUEL COUNTY,
Special to the New Mexican.
East Las Vegas, Nov. 6.-Latest re-
turns with but few unimportant pre-
cincts to hear from show that the entire
Republican legislative and county ticket
is elected with the exception OF j. San
tos Esquibel for assessor, Jaramillo for
clerk, and W. II. Coleman for member
of the house of representatives. Anto-
MO Lucero, Fusion candidate for the
house, is believed to be elected. The
official count may yet show the election
of the entire Republican legislative and
county ticket.
TAOS COUNTY.
Special to the New Mexican.
Taos, via Tres Piedras, Nov. g.
Twelve precincts out of 10 give the fol-
lowing vote: Rodey, r. for delegate,
1852; Ferguson, d. for delegate, 4S1;
M. Martinez, r. for council, 7S9; Jara-
milo, r. for council, 757 Crist, D. for
council, 463; Garcia, D. for council, ass;
Sanchez, r. for house, 642; J. F. Mar
tinez r. for house, 569; Pendleton, r.
for house, 1923; D. Martinez, r. for
house, 1853; Archuleta, D. for house,
497; Espinoza, D. for house, 4S9. The
remaining seven precincts in 1900 gave
Rodey $50 votes and Larazola 800. The
Republicans elected entire county
ticket
SIERRA COUNTY.
Special to the New Mexican.
Silver City, Nov. 6.-Thirteen pre-
cincts give the following majorities:
Rodey Republican candidate for con-
gress, 5; Fall, Independent candidate
for council, 81 Burnside, Democratic
candidate for council, 1OS; Turner Re-
publican candidate for house, A; Snow,
Democratic candidate for the house,
81.
MCKINLEY COUNTY.
Special to the New Mexican.
Gallup, Nov. 6.-Official returns
from eight precincts in Mckinley coun-
ty give the following results, 535 votes
being cast Every candidate on the
Republican ticket Is elected. The fol-
lowing are the majorities: Rodey, can
didate for delegate, 200; Hughes, candi-
date for the council, 1893; Bowie, candi-
date for the house, 227; Apodaca, can
didate for probate judge, 223; Spears,
candidate for treasurer, 21S; Smith,
candidate for sheriff, 211; Aldrich,
candidate for commissioner, 20S; Henry
candidate for school superintendent,
10; Canavan, candidate for assessor,
236; Mcvicker,7 candidate for surveyor,
219; Morris. candidate for commission
er, ZIG. One precinct is vet to be
heard from and this it Is expected will
increase these majorities.4
Later-The returns from Ramah
precinct have been received and this