Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-10-17


The professor is an astute man. !
Should the county be afflicted with
the loss of his services he may throw
down the gauntlet of disdain and once
more perorate his classical Patrick
Henryism. 1T don't make no differ
ence nohowl"
j b. Mayo. the republican candidate
for county commissioner for the sec
ond district, has returned to the city
from business trip TO his mines at
Golden, and has gone into the cam
palgn in dead earnest. He is an old
campaigner, and he will be elected
by a big majority.
Chairman Bursum, Of the territorial
republican central committee, says
the election of Candidate Andrews, for
delegate to congress. looks exceeding
ly bright, and he predicts a majority
Of 10000 votes for the head of the
republican ticket. Chairman Bursum
Is of the opinion that Mr.. Andrews will
carry every county in the territory,
with the exception of two or three
known democratic counties.
The readers of the Democrat Jour
nal are wondering to themselves why
that paper persists in giving the good
records of every candidate on the fu-
sion ticket, except that of Perfecto
Armijo. Boss" Marion has sent out
his manifesto to the effect that the
less said of Perfectos record the bet
ter for the ticket, and the muzzle has
thus been put upon that great reform
CD sheet for personal gain, the Demo
crat- journal.
Thos. j. Ross, the cattle man of
Sierra county, was in the city to con-
suit with exBoss Hopewell. of the
democratic party, who formerly resid-
ed in that county. Mr. Ross is a can
dIdate on the democratic ticket Tor
the legislative house from the repre-
sentative district of Socorro and Sier-
ra counties, and desires some pointers
as to how he can be elected. Mr.. Ross
was turned over to Boss Marion,
the only successful one-man boss of
a big party today in the territory.
There is absolutely no question OF
in the local campaign in this county"
declares the Morning Journal. 1t was
hardly TO be expected that the Journal
would so inadvertently rub a sore spot
at this stage. The issue in the local
campaign" was raised by the organ
ization of the citizens ticket. That
there is no republicanism in the
movement needs no reiterntion and
that there is no democracy involved
can be testified to by every democrat
in Bernalillo county who dreamed a
fittering dream that Marion would
secure ample representation
woke-to find himself buncoed.
Ihe report that o. A. Larazolo had
withdrawn from the race as candi-
date for delegate to congress was
vehemently denied at the democratic
headquarters in the Grant building
yesterday. When Secretary Wal
ton, of the territorial democratic cen
tral committee, was approached yes
terday for the purpose of confirming
the report, he seemed to be little bit
ruffied that such rumor was in cir
culation, and claimed that ii was a
canard, pure and simple, evidently put
! in circulation by some of the fusion
lists who intend VITO vote otherwise.
MIR. walton says Larazolo spoke in
Deming last night, and will speak
| at Silver City tonight, and at
Central and Santa Rita tomor-
row morning and afternoon. On Fri
day and Saturday of this week the
candidate will be in Socorro county,
and next Monday and Tuesday in this
county. He will appear at the Elks'
opera house Tuesday night, Oct %.
Secretary Hanley of the county re-
publican central committee, is receiv-
ing encouraging reports from all the
county precincts. THE indications, -
says Mr.. Hanley, "are strong that
every candidate on the regular re-
publican ticket will come into the city
with handsome majorities, and there
are no indications on the surface that
the republican ticket will not carry the
two city precincts by majorities va
riously estimated from $50 to 500
while We do not concede the old town
precinct to the fusionists, still there
Is a bare possibility that Jesus Ro
nero will carry the precinct for pro-
bate judge by small majority" The
Evening Citizen asked Secretary Han
ley If Boss" Marron's candidate fol