Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-11-06
Notes from Correspondents

independent republican mdJOTlty.
Tecolote-Forty-four straight repub-
lican.
San Patricio-Rodey by t~wenty-sev-
en- and Independent republican county
ticket three to four.
Hot Springs-Fifteen majority indie
pendent republican majority.
Los Vigilis-Fifty-eight Independent
republican majority.
Romeroville-Seven straight repub-
lican majority.
Following is the official votes of the
, four precincts in the two towns of Las
Vegas:
Rodey gets the towns by III major
ity, getting a vote total of ISL, over
coming the forty majority given Fer
gusson in East Las Vegas. t7
Precinct 20.
Rodey, 1856; Ferguson, 345; Spiess,
Ala; Gallegos, 311; Duncan, 376; Oh
ney, 357; sheriff, Romero. 377: Ru-
dolph. $751;, probate clerk. Jaramillo.
district, Gallegos, 1856; Pate, ISL; COM
missioner, third district. Rogers. 1893;
Gise, 1886; treasurer, Eugenio Romero,
395; Benigno Romero, 343; assessor,
Esquibel, 1868; Chaves. 1863; probate
Judge, Baca, 1888; Pena. 346; superin-
ttendent of schools, Quintana, 37S; Gal
legos, $50; representatives, Coleman.
l1s; Gutierrez. s76f Romero, $40; III.
minez. 343; Ortiz 312; Lucero. 37S;
1surveyori Fresquez. 1888; Rice, 3s7.
This elects all the republicans on the
ticket in East, Las Vegas except Ro-
dey, Assessor Esquivel and Rice, sur
veyor.
Precinct &c.
Rodey. lag; Ferguson, 1872; Spiess,
130; Gallegos, 1872; Duncan, 1875; o.
l49; sheriff, Romero, 1886; Ru-
dolph, 141: probate clerk, Jaramillo'
1876; Sena, 1853; commissioner. second
district, Gallegos, 1873; Pate, $50; com.
missioner, third district, Rogers, 1874;
4 Gise, 144; treasurer, Eugenio Romero
1926; Benigno Romero, 1872; assessor
: Esquibel. 1870; Chaves, 1853; probate
: Judge, Baca, 12T; Pena. $50; superin
tendent Of schools. Quintana, 1926
; Gallegos, 1872; representatives, Cole
man, 1873; Gutierrez, 1928; Romero
J, 1876; Ortiz, 149; Jiminez, 1856; Lucero
b 156; surveyor, Fresquez. 124; Rice
1856. This makes a clean sweep TO
S the ~unionists in this precinct, excep
Rodey.
Precinct 81.
Rodey, 100; FERGUSON, 80; Spices
d Travel north is blocked here entire
1863; Gallegos, 81; Duncan, 1853; Olne!
E. "a; sherif, Romero, 176; Dudolph. 81
Is probate clerk, Jaramillo, 1877; Sen'
d 80; commissioner. second district, Ga
legos, ia; Pate, SO; commissions
of third district, Rogers, 173; Gise, SO
ID treasurer, Eugenio Romero, s172; Bel
ht igno Romero, 95; assessor, Esquihe
O. 1862; Chaves, 1914; probate Judge. Baci
e. 173; Pena. "a; superintendent
schools, Quintana, 173; Gallegos, 81
representatives, Coleman, 1853; Cutie
IT, req, 1853; Romero, 1854; Ortiz, 101; !
minez, 101; Lucero, 104; Suryeyo
F~resquez, 1874; Rice, 1913. This Civ
al the straight republicans this precin
IT. from majorities ranging from So
m 1913.
ry Precinct. 5.
Rodey, SO; Ferguson, 81; Spie:
hu 81; Gallegos, 81; Duncan, 50; Olne
hu 90; sheriff, Romero. 81; Rudolph, 5
ed' probate clerk, Jaramillo, SO; Sena, 6
'es commissioner, second district, Gal
re- COS, SO; Pate, 81; commissioner, thi
district. Rogers, So; Gise. 60; tres
'h urer, Eugenio Romero, So; Benig1
Romero, IS; assessor, Esquibel, s
aue Chaves, go; probate judge, Baca, s
Pena, 81; superintendent Of schoo
ma Q~uintana. "a; Gallegos, 81; represe
~tatives. Coleman, 81; Gutierrez. s
Id Romero, 50; Ortiz. GA; Jiminez, G
Lucero, 81; surveyor, F%resquez, s
IN Rice. 81. This gives entire ticket
straight republicans.
ue Short Paragraphs.
The Santa Fe repair gang did spl'
shI did work at the bridge at ThorntC
which was burned out They constru
tes ed a bridge $50 feet long and TWEEN
six feet high exclusively out of ri
road ties.
we In Guadalupe county Spiess and ID