Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-11-07
THE ASSEMBLY IS
STRONG REPUBLICAN
Guadalupe County Goes Democratic :
Union Gives Rodey Small Majority
Sierra Very Olose-Taos Splendid
Success.
Nora Republican, Except Superintendent
of Schaols-0tero Does Remarkably
Well by Rodey and the Republi-
can Legislative Ticket.

And still they come. AS far as heard
from the following counties give Re
publican majorities for delegate and
for the legislative assembly: Bernalillo
Colfax Dona Ana, Grant, Mckinley
Mora, Otero, Rio Arriba, Santa Fe, San
Miguel, Socorro, Taos. Union and Va
lencia. The counties which gave Fer
gusson a majority so far as known are:
Chaves, Eddy, Guadalupe, Luna and
San Juan Sierra is doubtful, but the
indications are that Rodey received Il
small majority, while no returns upon
which to base results have as yet been
received from Lincoln county. Rodey's
majority is estimated now al nearly
$1,000
UNION COUNTY.
Special to the New Mexican.
Clayton, Nov. 7.-Rodey, r., for dele
gate, and Pinard r., for council, carry
this county by so majority. The returns
are incomplete. The result very close,
but the Democratic candidates are IN
the lead.
SIERRA COUNTY.
Special to the New Mexican.
Hillsboro Nov. 7.-Incomplete re-
turns indicate that Rodey, r., for dele.
gate, carried this county by 30 majori-
ty. Borland and Eaton, D., for the
house, so far have small majorites
OTERO COUNTY.
Special to the New Mexican.
Alamogordo, Nov. 7.-Otero county
with one precinct to hear from gives
the following majorities on the delegate
andr legislative ticket: Rodey, r., for
delgate, PAS; Fall, Ind. r., for council
from 9th district, 259 Hawkins, r., for
council from Sth district, Iii, Lien =
ellyn, r., for house from 18th district,
BAL: Pollard, r., for house from 14th
district, 241.
LUNA COUNTY.
Special to the New Mexican.
Deming, Nov. 1.-THE following are
the official majorities for Luna county:
Rodey, r., for delegate, IS; Burnside, D.,
for council from Sth district, 10; Rich
ardson, D., for council from 9th dis
trct 90; Cessna, D., for house from
18th district, 2; Pollard, r., for house
from 18th district, 92.
DONA ANA COUNTY.
Special to the New Mexican.
Las Cruces, Nov. 1.-The following
are the Republican majorities in this
county: Rodey, 752; Hawkins 794; Fall,
9OS; Pollard, $50; Llewellyn, 725; Lu-
cero, for sheriff, 1,4O9; Lohman, for
treasurer and ex-officio collector, FOL;
Armijo, for clerk, 146S; Rouault. for
assessor, $685. Fountain, for school sup
erintendent. 7O9; Valdez, for probate
judge, 210.
sOCORRO COUNTY.
Special to the New Mexican.
Socorro, Nov. 7.-Twenty- pre-
cincts give the following majorities:
Rodey r., for delegate, S11; Howard
r., for house 18th district, SO; Borland,
D., for house 18th district, 20. The en-
tire Republican county ticket is beaten
by majorities ranging from to 400.
Later-All the precincts in this coun-
ty, excepting five, give Rodey, r., for
delegate, 81 majority; Howard, R., for
house, 81 majority over Eaton, D., for
house, Borland, D., for house, SO ma
jority over Ortega, r., for house.
LATEST FROM MORA. GUADALUPE
+ AND SAN MIGUEL COUNTIES.
Special to the New Mexican.
East Las Vegas, Nov. mora coun-
ty gives small Republican majorities
on the entire Legislative and county
ticket with the exception of school su-
perintendent to which Office Rafael Ro-
nero, the present incumbent, is elect
ed. Republican majorities for the diff
ferent candidates range from IS up
wards. Tiptonville precinct is yet to
be heard from.
1t now looks as if Guadalupe county
has gone Democratic by 300 on account
of the recent heavy immigration from
Texas, although the report is that
spiess and Duncan, Republicans for
the council, have carried the county by
safe majorities
San Miguel county, with three pre-
cincts to hear from, gives Rodey so far
735 majority and elects the Republican
ticket except that the Democrats claim
the election of Chaves} for assessor, by
| 14O majority; Sena for probate clerk by
14O majority and Antonio Lucero fol
member of the house by 100 majority.
TAOS COUNTY.
To the Editor of the New Mexican.
Taos, Nov. 6.-Unofficial returns sc
! far give the Republican Legislative ant
county ticket of this county majority
of nearly 800 and the official count Of
all the precincts may make it more
This year we thought we would give
our Republican friends all over the ter
ritory pleasant surprise and we arr
| very glad that we have succeeded.
Malaquias Martinez,
Chairman Rep. County Cen. Com
Later-sixteen precincts give Rodey