Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-11-05
PREDICTIONS ON
ELECTION EVE
Reported From Var.
ious Sections of
Territory.
Tur DrnIlDI lnAlI AIAan
THE REPUBLICAN CLAIMS
Borne Out by Reliable Re.
ports-.-lncreased Regis
tration.

There has been no change in th
political situation on the eve of cleo
tion as reported in the columns o
the New Mexican Saturday last. Th,
chances for Republican success loon
up even brighter than they did Sat
urday.
Reports from many sections of the
Territory not obtainable Saturday are
given below from these and Other
available information the following
estimates are fair deductions:
Bernalillo, very much mixed; An
drews, Republican for Delegate, will
have a majority of from 1000 up
Statehood will carry. Campaign com
mittees of both parties claim sue
cess.
Colfax, Andrews will receive ma
jority from 1000 up unless Dawson
coal camp slumps, there will be a ma
1ority for statehood Republicans
will elect legislative and county tick
et.
Chaves. solidly Democratic and fol
statehood.
Dona Ana, heavily Republican and
from 500 up and for statehood.
Eddy, Democratic and for state.
hood; Republicans may elect one OF
two candidates on county ticket
Grant, Larrazolo may carry by
small majority; county will give state.
hood good majority: good chance for
part of Republican ticket.
Guadalupe, may go Republican from
100 up, although Democrats make
strong claims; chances for majority
vote on statehood fair
Luna, Democrats may have small
majority, SO will statehood; several
Republican county candidates may
succeed.
Lincoln, believed Republicans will
carry county for whole ticket: may
poll small majority for statehood.
Mckinley, Andrews sure of majori-
ty and Republican ticket ahead; state
hood also will be favorably consider
ed. The vote will be small, probably
500
Mora, Republicans claim county
on whole ticket by 200 majority up.
Vote on statehood question will be
small and believed unfavorably.
Otero, looks very much like Repub-
lican success on whole ticket; state.
hood in same fix.
Quay, Democrats may carry this
fcounty on whole ticket the Social
ist vote will make in roads and Re-
publicans are hopeful for part of
ticket and on delegate.
Roosevelt solidly Democratic: for
statehood. will probably cast 1900
votes, of which four-ffths will be
democratic
Rio Arriba, Republican majority FOR
from 1000 up on entire ticket. State.
hood will be defeated and the vote
this question will be small.
San Juan, Democratic. from $50 and
more; statehood will receive major
ity.
San Miguel, very heavy vote will
be polled; entire Republican ticket
will be successful with majorities
from 700 up. 1t looks as if there
would be a majority against state.
hood.
Santa Fe, Andrews will carry by
handsome majority; Republican cam.
paign committee claims county by
400 and up; Democratic.Tndependent
Republican ticket makes strong
claims; vote on statehood will be un.
favorable.
Sandoval, will give Andrews heavy
majority, and Republican campaign
managers claim will elect entire Re.
publican ticket; will also go for state.
mood; the vote will be in the neigh
borhood of 1900 and up.
Sierra, looks very much as If An.
drews would carry county, but that
Democratic county ticket will win
County will likely go for statehood,
Socorro, indications point to great
Republican victory. Statehood may
receive good majority.
Taos. good for entire Republican
ticket by 300 up; statehood will be
Sin the soup"
Torrance, Delegate Andrews will
carry county. Indications favor sue.
cess of regular Republican ticket.
statehood in doubt.
Union, heavy vote expected; Repub.
lican campaign committee figures out
majority on whole ticket. Vote on
statehood question doubtful.
Valencia, solldly Republican, from
1,6OO majority up; same for state.
hood
Santa Fe County.
Over three thousand names have
been registered in the various pre-.
cincts of Santa Fe County. An in
crease is shown in the registration |
from the last general election two
years ago in all of the voting pre-
cincts with the exception Of La Glen.
ega. A loss of eight Is shown by a |
comparison of the registration books. |
Following are the figures as taken
from the official registration books in
the Office Of Probate Clerk Marcos
Castillo; Precinct No. 1, Pojoaque, 116;
Precinct No. 2, Tesuque. 1909; Precinct
No. 3, Santa Fe, 451, Precinct No. 4
Santa Fe, 442: Precinct No. s. Aqua
Fria, 133; Precinct No. s, La Ciene-