Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-11-06
SAN MIGUEL ELECTION.
Our Regular Correspondent Gives Re
turns Up TIL Yesterday
Afternoon.

Our Regular Correspondent Gives Re-
turns Up TIL Yesterday
Afternoon.
Special Correspondence.
Las Vegas, N. NJ, Nov. 5.-The indi-
cations are at the time of mailing this
better, from the count that has so far
been made of the precincts, twenty
i've Of them, that the entire republican
ticket will be elected from the flag
down, but with reduced majorities.
The fusion ticket has carried a number
of precincts. and some of the largest
precincts are. yet to be heard from and
II will be impossible to get an exact
count before some time tomorrow. Ro-
dey will get the county by an increas-
ed majority, his heavy running every
where except In East Las Vegas being
one of the surprises. 1t looks now like
he will carry the county by 1926 any
way, though this may be cut down a
few when some Of the larger fusion
precincts get their returns in. The
election Of the republican legislative
ticket seems almost positive, and while
the fusionists are making claims for
- large part OF the county ticket, the
republican managers concede nothing
and expect to pull the majority.of the
ticket through.
Guadalupe county viii give SpjeSs
and Duncan'a majority Of $50, and RO-
dey 500. SO a telegram fromythere says,
and that assures their election. Up to
3 o'clock this afternoon seventeen pre-
cincts had sent in their returns and
they return a republican majority
from twenty-five up in the hundreds.
Following are republican majorities
from the seventeen precincts: Rodey,
3s1; Spiess. ia; Duncan, Si;, sheriff,
Cieofas Romero. 208; probate clerk
Jaramillo. 1854; county commissioner
4eeopd district, Ramon Gallegos. 147;
county commissioner, third district
Rogers, 205s treasurer, Eugenio Ro
nero, 1876; assessor. Esquibel. 26i
probate Judge, Baca. ISL; superintend
emit OF schools, Quintana, 149; repre-
sentatives, the three republicans have
majorities overthree fusionists OF 397
assessor, FresqueE, rs. The seventeen
precincts are as follows: Ga, So, 33, 26
%. 9. II, SO, SIS, 81, 20. A, IL, Z. Is,
and 4.
Besides the above precincts return
from El Macho, Colonia Arriba. Rowe
San Jose. San Miguel and Puerto Cit
and that neighborhood report 200 ms
jority for the entire county ticket. an
500 for Rodey, which practically a
sures the republicans the county. ~
cos breaks about even, the majoritie
ranging from one TO three in favor
the republicans.
There has been a great deal
scratching done in the county, an
East Las Vegas, with her 264 straigl
republican votes. 156 straight dem
cratic. 81 unionists and three ind
pendent republicans out OF TAI vot'
cast, Is beginning TO get back to goo
politics again and voting straigf
Many of the precincts carried by q
fusionists from 20 to 25, gave hod'
a majority from Is to 20. A specl
telegram TO the Record from the cha
man OF the republican territorial &C
tral committee says Rodey will car
the territory from $500 to 5000, a.
che prospects are for even more a
Mr.. Rodey's reelection to congress a
statehood for New Mexico is assure
Following are the scattering not
nm the returns from the outlying p
cincts: ,
Uppertown - Independent reput
cans elect ASSESSOR; Sam Pate co
missioner; Apolonio Sena, prop'
clerk; r.. b. Rice, surveyor.
Los Alamos-Seven to fourteen u
iority straight republican ticket.
Joya Larga-Six TO eight indepel
emit republican majority.
enthusiastically TO seventy-tWo
dependent republican majority
SapeIlo-Thirty to thirty-four IN
pendent republican majority.
Rociada-i nirty-one to thlrty-ei'
independent republican majority
Manuelitas-Rodey by seven 'o
and independent republican county
ket by ten to tw~enty-seyen.
San Ignacio-Thirty-hye to iorty-l