Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-11-03

Democrats in this county will vote
for him, 1t is expected that the Re
publicans will elect their legislative
and county ticket, and that Andrews
for delegate will run with the ticket
On statehood there is very little said
It looks as il the chances were against
a majority on the question
The immigration has been heavy, but
many of the new homestead settlers
. will not be able to vote, having reach.
ed here after May 9th. There
be at least 500 more votes polled than
there were two years ago.
Torrance County.
Special to the New Mexican.
Estancia, Nov. 3.-The registration
in two of the leading precincts Of
Torrance County is as follows: Will
lard ia; Estancia 27S. The registra-
ton books from the country precincts
have not yet been received The
county will give large majority for
Delegate Andrews and the Republican
ticket. The statehood question is not
much discussed.
Special to the New Mexican.
Willard, Nov. 3.--At noon today the
registered vote of this precinct, in
Torrance County. footed up ia. 1t
Is expected that about $50 votes will
be voted The Republicans are away
ahead and there will be a solid vote
for Carl A, Dalies for the Council.
Roosevelt County.
Special to the New Mexican.
TeXico, Nov, 3.-The registration in
Texco precinct of Roosevelt County
as shown by the books Is 313. There
are many more citizens in the pre-
cinct but as they have not been in
the Territory sufficient length of
time to attain legal residence, they
could not be registered This precinct
will likely give Democratic majority.
Melrose precinct shows 17S registered
voters. about $50 votes will be cast
Tuesday They will be mostly Demo
cratic and for statehood.
Special to the New Mexican
Portales, Nov. 3.--Roosevelt County
looms up in the registration list.
There are 2,031 registered and the
precinct registration is: Portales 965;
Elida $685. Texico 313; Floyd 14S;
Tolar 129; Melrose 1888. Two years
ago the vote polled was $50. Those
we'll posted say that three. .fourths of
The registered vote this year will be
polled and that it will be strongly
Democratic and for statehood.
Taos County.
Special to the New Mexican.
| Taos, Nov. 3.-The registration
throughout the county is heavy and
considerable of vote will be polled,
although it is believed it will fall be.
hind that of 1904. There are over 100
citizens of this county engaged in
herding sheep in Utah and Wyoming.
The Republican ticket from top to bot
tom is away ahead.
chaves County.
Special to the New Mexican.
Roswell, Nov. 3.-The registration
in this town as completed shows
total of 1896 registered voters. The
number in the county without the
Hagerman precinct so far is 5000.
The Hagerman registration will in
crease this to about 1900. 1t is be.
leved that eighty per cent of this
vote will be polled. The Democrats
claim very heavy majority but the
Republicans will make fair showing.
J. o. Cameron, Democratic candidate
for the Council will receive it is ex-
pected larger vote than Larrazolo and
will beat his Republican opponent
Harry Carmack, by $500 votes in the
district. j. A. Hudspeth, of Lincoln
County in the Nineteenth District, and
William Mullins of Eddy County in
the Eighteenth District will beat J.
" Tully and w. E. Lindsey, their Re-
publican opponents by smaller ma
jority. Lindsey will receive a good
many Democratic votes in Roosevelt
County The proportion cannot be
prophesied as a great number of the
voters are new citizens and their po.
litical predictions are only guessed
at The Democratic county tickets in
Chaves, Eddy and Roosevelt are claim
ed sure of election by the Democratic
campaign committees while the Re.
publicans hope for success with
few candidates in Chaves and Eddy
Counties.
CoIfax County.
Special to the New Mexican.
Springer, Nov 3.-The registration
in this precinct is $50. OF the num-
Der eighty per cent or more will be
polled. The statehood situation in the
county named cannot be clearly as
certained. Should Dawson precinct
go solidly against the proposition it
might be defeated in Colfax County
by from seven to eight hundred ma
jority. The people are keeping quiet
and are not saying much on the ques-
ton. Hence it is hard to ascertain
public sentiment. Those who are
against it are much more outspoken
than those who favor 1t.
Special to the New Mexican.
BernaIiIIo County.
Bernalillo, Nov. 3.-The outlook for
success of the regular Republican tick
ct in this county is first class. The
talk that the Peoples ticket will carry
the precincts of Las Placitas, Berna-
lilo and Cabezon is not founded on
facts. The regular Republican ticket
will be stronger than the opponents
expect, although the present sheriff
Emiiano A. Sandoval, may receive a
majority. In Jemez precinct the
same result is expected. In Pena
Blanca the fusion ticket will get a