Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-11-08
LANDSLIDE WAS
EVEN GREATER
For R Republicans
Than First Re-
ported.
NEW YORK SAFE IN FOLD
With One Office in Dispute
...Governorship in Kan.
sas Not Decided.

TWO STATES ana territories, last ueS-
day, today do not change the reports
Of Republican successes to any great
extent. For the most part they show
it to be even greater landslide than
was at first reported.
New York, upon which all eyes are
centered, is undoubtedly safely Re-
publican, although the lieutenant gov.
ernorship is still in the balance, both
parties claiming the victory. The re.
turns to date would indicate success
for the Fusionist forces for that Of
flee, but there are enough districts
still to be heard from to turn it the
other way.
Republican success all over Calfof-
mia was pronounced. Colorado went
Republican by heavy majorities. The
governorship contest in Kansas is
still undecided both Hoch and Harris
claiming the honors. It will undoubt-
edly be close.
Otherwise, the political aspect is
not changed greatly from the reports
published yesterday.
The reports today are as follows:
Topeka, Kans., Nov. Sat eleven
o'clock this morning both the Repub-
lican and Democrats We're still claim
ing the election of their candidate for
governor. With nine counties missing
the Republican chairman claims the
election of Hoch by over 1000. The
Democratic chairman claims that Har-
ris is elected by 1000 and says the
official returns will show his figures
to be correct. Outside of the head of
the ticket, the entire Republican state
ticket was elected The Republicans
also have an overwhelming majority
in the legislature. which elects the
successor to United States Senator
Benson and has elected all eight con-
| gressmen.
RenuhIican ssi-a+or Frcgn Montana,
i1ei5aa, Mont, Nov S-Reports
from every county in the state indi-
cate that The legislature which will
elect Senator to succeed Senator
W. A. Clark will have a Republican
majority of thirteen on a joint bal
lot.
Democrat May Be Lieutenant Cover
nor Of New York.
New York, Nov S.-With eight
counties in the state still to be heard
from Chandler, Democrat and the
Independence League candidate for
lieutenant governor, has the lead over
Bruce, the Republican candidate, by
14,29l.
Republicans Carried California
Easily.
San Francisco, Calf, Nov. S-Ful-
ler's returns do not materially change
the first showing and indications are
that the Republican ticket is elected
in the entire state. Gillett was elect
ed governor by a plurality exceeding
1000.
Only Question Republican Majority
in Iowa.
Des Moines, Ia, Nov. s.-Iowas
election is only Il question of the Re-
publican plurality. Governor Cum
Minis received about 10000 plurality
with the chances that the rest of the
state officers will run about the same
The Democrats gained six seats in
the Senate and eleven in the House,
but the legislature is Republican. The
final returns show that Congressman
Lacey has been defeated for re-elec-
ton in the sixth district by D. w.
Hamilton Democrat. In the first
and second districts, there is thought
to be some doubt as to whether Re
, publicans elected their candidates.
Democrat Mayor Of Detroit.
Detroit, Mich, Nov. s. - With one
precinct to hear from today William
B. Thompson, Democrat has defeated
Mayor George P. Codd, for reelection
by three thousand.
Arizona's Vote Against Statehood.
Phoenix, Ariz., Nov. s. Returns
here show that only about twelve pei
cent of the total vote in Arizona is
4, for Joint statehood. The measure is
therefore beaten in Arizona by a ma
u jority of approximately $1,000. Marx
Smith was reelected delegate to Con
gress by from twelve to fifteen thou
;, sand plurality.
: Philadelphia. Nov. S.-The reform
: movement in Philadelphia ant
throughout Pennsylvania last yea
as result Of the Philadelphia ga'
lease fight, received severe blow
in Tuesdays election. The fusio1
a party opposed to the regular Repub
i licans was either badly defeated OF
!; had its last years vote greatly re
J duced
!; The plurality of Stuart Republican
F; for governor. against Emery, Fusion
7; may reach $4,000.
:; The other candidates on the Repub
l. LOGAN ticket were elected by plurali
ties slightly lower. The principa
fight in the city was made for thu
|office of district attorney The cit!
S. party's candidate. D. c. Gibboney, los
3 to s. P. Rotan, his Republican op
6. ponent in the city by 12,124.
!: The United Mine Workers o
!; America, which organization entere'
/; into the political fight for the frs
= time in this state will have two of it
6 officers in Congress and six Of it
members in the legislature.