Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-12-06
SESSION COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS
Places of Election and Judges Named
F., Yesterday-Ballotng JAM
uary II.

Following are the voting places and
the respective judges Of election Sc
lected yesterday at the special meet
ing of the Board of County Commits
soners for the election of justices of
the peace and constables to be held
Monday, January IA:
First precinct, Pojoaque, school
house; judges of election, Manuel
Roybal y Lopez, Luciano Trujillo and
Donaciano Garcia.
Second precinct, Rio Tesuque,
school house, judges of election, Girl
lilo AIbeytia, Pedro A. Romero, and
Manuel Romero y Martinez.
Third precinct, Santa Fe, school
house; judges Of election, Luis Con-
stante, Manuel Baca Y Campos, and
Julian Provencio.
Fourth precinct, Santa Fe, Office Of
justice of the peace; judges of elec-
tion, Matias Dominguez, Manuel Or
tiz y Rodriguez, and Julian Grace.
Fifth precinct, Aqua Fria. school
house; Judges of election, Carlos Or
tiz, Jesus Velarde, and Fabian Lopez
y Rivera.
Sixth precinct, Cienega, home of
Bonifacio Narviaz; judges of election,
Apolonio Rael, Cosme Baca and Trini-
dad Alarid.
Seventh precinct, Cerrilllos, office
of justice of the peace; judges of elec.
tlon, Ciriaco Rael, Rafael Granite and
Faustn Narviaz.
Eighth precinct Galisteo, school
house; judges of election, Francisco
H. Silvan Prlllencio Sandoval and
Vidal Mora.
Ninth precinct, San Ildefonso,
school house; judges of election, Dav-
Id Romero, Fermin Gonzales, and
Pedro A. Lujan.
Eleventh precinct, Golden, school
house; judges of election, Frank
White, j. V. Livesay, and Ramon Ar
milo.
Twelfth precinct, Lamy, school
house; judges of election, Jesus Con-
zales Roybal, Ustaquio Padilla and
Francisco Chaves.
Thirteenth precinct, Glorieta school
house; judges of election, Quirino
Martinez, Antonio Sandoval y Gre.
go and Francisco LOpez.
Fourteenth precinct, Chimayo,
school house; judges of election, Nico-
las Martinez, Hemeregildo Jaramillo
and Jose Chavez.
Fifteenth precinct, Santa Cruz,
school house; judges of election, Mar
cos Quintana, Marcelino Sanchez and
Donaciano Madril.
Seventeenth precinct, Santa Fe,
Fireman's Hall, judges of election, Hi
lario Sandoval, Jose s. Garcia, and J.
T. Sandoval.
Eighteenth precinct, Santa Fe,
home of .Julianita V. de Chavez,
Judges of election, Ramon Armijo,
Melton Castillo, and Limo Romero.
Nineteenth precinct, Madrid, school
house; judges of election, ]. H. Mon.
toya, James Lamb, and Ponciano Uri.
Oste.
Twentieth precinct. San Pedro,
school house; judges Of election,
Quinto Sandoval, Con Sullivan and
Manuel Amanda.
Twenty-second precinct, Nambe,
school house; judges of election, Jose
C. Sandoval, Emelio Romero and Ro-
mulo Lujan.
Tax exemptions for the year 1906
were also allowed yesterday by the
Board of County Commissioners to
Romauldo Roybal of precinct and
Lewis s. Shomayer of precinct II.
County Treasurer Celso Lopez was
INSTRUCTED to strike off the tax rolls
the assessment against Mrs. A. s.
Doll and have same assessed to S.
Doll; also to allow the latter tax ex.
emption for the year 1906.
The tax assessment for 1906 against
Antonio Alarid of precinct was or.
Nered harmonized with the schedule
as returned by him.
The tax assessment against Mrs
Norman l.. King on her interest in
the Jose Duran grant of five acres
was fixed at IS per acre.