Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-11-08
VOTE FOR MAYOR.

w Z FOR MAYOH.
The vote for mayor by boroughs was
as follows: Mcclellan, Manhattan and
Bronx 140,GS2; Brooklyn 6S,G55;
Queens 1873; Richmond 6,121; total
22S,651.
Hearst Manhattan and Bronx 1885,
92O; Brooklyn S4,G03; Queens 1857;
Richmond 2,9GG; total 225,16G.
WINS: Manhattan and Bronx G4,-
'OSS; Brooklyn G1,015;3 Queens 1865;
Richmond 4,5O1; total 137,049. Il
JEROME TO AID.
District Attorney Jerome an
nounced today that he will do all he
can to see that there is a fair count of
the vote for mayor. He gave orders
to his assistants that returns from the
eighteenth and sixtieth assembly dis
tricts be guarded carefully. Tamnla-
nys boss, Charles F.. Murphy is had
err of the eighteenth and Congress-
man Timothy d. Sullivan is leadef of
the sixthieth district II
Jerome said Take these Returns
from the eighteenth and sixtieth as
sembly districts and lock them up.
Guard them carefully. They may cut
big figure in this count | propose
( to see that there is fair count in
this mayorality contest, no matter
whom it hurts"
BETS HELD UP.
I'm the commercial districts practic-
ally all bets made on Mcclellan will
be held up pending the developments.
Conservative estimates make the
amount wagered on Mcclellan at not
Hess than 100000. Bets may be held
up Indefinitely or at least until the
courts decide the contest.
! A broker today offered to bet $1,000
that the official recount would show
Hearst had been elected mayor.
With two election districts to be
heard from, Jerome has a plurality
over Osborne, Democrat, for district
attorney, of 11,45O.
WEAvER's REFoRMERs WIN.
Philadelphia, Nov. S.-Mayor Weav'
er completely downed the county tick
ct of the regular Republicans yester
day, electing his City Party ticket by
a majority exceeding 10000.
In the state the Fusion candidate
for state treasurer was elected, Plum
mer, the regular Republican being
defeated. The balance OF the Repub
lican state ticket was elected by 9
large majority.
Complete returns from every ware
in Philadelphia give the City Part!
a vote of 14S,G79, and the Republican
candidates 105,346.
Berry, the Fusion candidate 10
state treasurer, carried Philadelphl;
over Plummer, the Republican candi
date by majority Of 36,037. Berry
plurality in the state will exceed 100
900. This is the first time in twenty
five years that the Republican organ1
zation has lost control of the stat
, funds.
: TELLS PRESIDENT OF VICTORY
City Party Chairman Edmons las
: night sent the following telegram t
President Roosevelt:
philadelphia has risen to its mop
, and stands redeemed. The principl
t |of honesty in government SO effective
lily espoused by you, has won mover
whelming triumph"
t TO Secretary Root this Telegram
2 was sent:
], "The masquerade is over. The erin
inal and corrupt gang has been drl'
2 en- from power by the righteous indii
g nation of a great Republican city. W
g have only begun. Our thanks TO 20
for your splendid aid
OHIO Is IN DOUBT.
/ Columbus, Ohio, Nov. S.-Both tn
# Republican and the Democratic chai
Il Imam Of the state central comrnitte
9 are claiming victory in yesterday
q election.
II From the figures thus far redeive
g it appears Pattison may carry the e
Q tire ticket with him for the Democrat
d lif he is elected. while Herrick, Il
Republican may be elected and be Il
s. only Republican to pull through.
IS AT $50 this morning Chairman Ga
e. ber returned to the Democratic, hea
t. quarters and after reading the adj
sr tional dispatches from the ycoun
y lchairman said:
In "The indications are Pattison
elected by from 10000 to $4,000. y